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For undergraduates from the Cleveland area, the Emerging Scholars Program offers a path to excellence In the spring of 2011, a few weeks after he had accepted an offer of admission to Case Western Reserve, Terrence Mathis (CWR ‘16) opened a letter from a faculty member he had never met. Stephen Haynesworth (GRS ‘87), an

  Blog Summary: 80% of unexpected challenges and delays in marine projects is cable failure. Cable failure creates risks for losing expensive subsea equipment. Full-strength underwater cable terminations prevent cable failure during deployment and retrieval of subsea equipment. Unlike other helical terminations, PMI’s grips are built to hold your subsea cable to the full-rated breaking

The PMI team had a busy August having attended the ONS 2018 Conference in Stavanger, Norway. The conference not only provided a chance to connect with industry professionals, government officials, and catch up with clients, but also to learn more about what’s shaking up the market. Innovation is the name of the game Cost reduction

With more than 95,000 miles of shoreline, the United States looks like an ideal candidate for offshore wind energy development. But it’s not that simple. A substantial portion of U.S. shoreline tracks the Southern Atlantic states and the Gulf of Mexico, where the winds are either too weak most of the year or potentially catastrophic

The challenges of developing practical, economical offshore wind power are pushing engineers and entrepreneurs to new heights — and depths — of ingenuity. We’ve talked about the pitfalls and potential of offshore wind and other marine renewables for years in our Ocean Engineering Blog. We’ve noted that it’ll never be easy to build technologies that