ARROW is pleased to welcome Dr. Yi Guo to the ARROW-Innovate faculty team. Dr. Guo joined the Clemson University Mechanical Engineering Department in August 2025. Previously, she was a full professor and Head of Section at the Wind and Energy …
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ARROW faculty, postdocs, and students had the opportunity to meet with Assistant Secretary Crystal Johnson and the Massachusetts Office of Environmental Justice & Equity to discuss innovations from the university of Massachusetts Amherst that are building a more sustainable and …
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Sanjay Arwade, Director of ARROW, will be teaching as a Visiting Professor of Physics at Mount Holyoke College this fall. In his course, Think Big! Design Big! he’ll be introducing his MHC students to some of the big problems of …
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Meet the students of ARROW! Oyewole Abe, a 4th year PhD Student in Civil Engineering at College of Engineering, UMass Amherst, is developing more stable monopile foundations for offshore wind turbines.
Meet the students of ARROW! Keith Hankowsky is making waves at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth‘s School for Marine Science and Technology (SMAST), where he studies fish populations to help ensure offshore wind development supports healthy marine ecosystems.
Muhammad Rubayat Bin Shahadat is working at Johns Hopkins and Morgan State on solutions for the climate crisis. His work on the structural stability of wind turbines is helping build more reliable and sustainable wind energy technology.
Meet the students of ARROW! Ben Pridonoff recently earned his master’s degree at the Schatz Energy Research Center at Cal Poly Humboldt, where he studied the interactions between offshore wind and marine wildlife.
Meet the students of ARROW! Arash Khojaste, PhD student in Industrial Engineering at UMass Amherst, talks about how his research addresses the challenges of the intermittent nature of wind, helping to make wind energy a more reliable sustainable energy source.
Meet the students of ARROW! Here, Max Raha, first year PhD student in Structural Engineering at Northeastern University, talks about how he became interested in studying wind energy, how he’s applying his structural engineering background to the study of blade …
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