Civil engineering professor Rupp Carriveau with master’s grad Ning Cao at Hydrostor’s Lake Ontario install.
Civil engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is the sole academic invited to present at a summit for the electric power industry on June 12.
The Pitt-Ferry Building is the setting for a seven-week series of lectures on urban sustainability.
Student Sara Alhasan accepts an award for her excellence in stewardship from professor Rupp Carriveau, co-director and co-founder of the Turbulence and Energy Lab, at its 2016 research awards ceremony.
A reception September 16 honoured high-achieving researchers in the University of Windsor’s Turbulence and Energy Laboratory.
Ahmad Reza Vasel-Be-Hagh, third from left, receives congratulations from engineering professors Rupp Carriveau, Majid Ahmadi and David Ting for his top authorship award at the 2015 Turbulence and Energy Research Awards ceremony.
A reception Friday will honour high-achieving student researchers in the Turbulence and Energy Laboratory.
Engineering professor Rupp Carriveau will study data from the Kruger Energy wind farms in Chatham-Kent.
A UWindsor engineering professor will help to devise a system for making decisions about wind turbine equipment approaching its life expectancy.
Provost Douglas Kneale, Matt St. Louis, Kemal Tepe, Rupp Carriveau, Andrzej Sobiesiak, Jeff Defoe and dean Mehrdad Saif pose at the 2016 Medals of Excellence Ceremony at the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation on June 29. St. Louis, Tepe, Carriveau, Sobiesiak and Defoe received medals for their dedication and service to the Faculty of Engineering.
Nine engineering faculty and staff members received medals of excellence at a ceremony on June 29.
Professors Rupp Carriveau and David Ting will receive $112,000 to refine an underwater compressed air energy storage and conversion system.
Professors Rupp Carriveau and David Ting will receive $112,000 to refine an underwater compressed air energy storage and conversion system.
Civil and environmental engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is working with local greenhouse operators to better align water supply and demand.
Civil and environmental engineering professor Rupp Carriveau is working with local greenhouse operators to better align water supply and demand.
Civil and environmental engineering professor Rupp Carriveau's security study will review worst case scenarios that could possibly lead to Essex County temporarily losing access to safe drinking water.
UWindsor researchers are reviewing worst case scenarios that could possibly lead to Essex County temporarily losing access to safe drinking water.
A new smart meter that measures water use by the second could help greenhouses manage their supply more efficiently.
A new smart meter that measures water use by the second could help greenhouses manage their supply more efficiently.
