Engineering students at the WKU Center for Energy Systems (CES) successfully completed and delivered their industry-sponsored project to Tempur-Sealy International, Inc. in Greensboro, NC. This is a custom research and development testbed, which measures "pillow thermal comfort," enabling pillow material optimization.

 

For more information on the event visit: https://www.nashvillesuperspeedway.com/

 

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The Crawford Hydrology Laboratory (CHL) within WKU’s Applied Research and Technology Program (ARTP) is a nationally leading laboratory for the study of groundwater flow with an emphasis on specialized study of karst landscape development in soluble bedrock in which caves, sinkholes and large springs are common, and groundwater resources are extremely vulnerable to contamination. 

 

In May, CHL is hosting a webinar Fluorescent Dye Tracing: Applied Methods for Environmental Solutions. With about 25 participants, the webinar has attracted an international audience from around the US as well as from Belgium, Jamaica, and Ecuador, including scientists from government agencies, environmental consulting firms, and even cave explorers interested in better understanding the landscapes they explore.

 

For more information call Lee Anne Bledsoe at 270 745 9224.  

 

Celebrating The 75th Kentucky Mesonet Station!

Learn About the history and goals of the Kentucky Climate Center/Mesonet by visiting our center's celebratory page.