Michigan State receives $30 million NSF grant for turbulence center, Pulse2.com reports
Pulse2.com says the TEMPEST center will bring together researchers in physics, mathematics, engineering and artificial intelligence to study turbulence.
Pulse2.com says the TEMPEST center will bring together researchers in physics, mathematics, engineering and artificial intelligence to study turbulence.
Michigan State University has received a $30 million grant from the National Science Foundation to establish the TEMPEST Science and Technology Center, Pulse2.com reports. The publisher describes a cross-disciplinary research effort aimed at understanding, predicting and ultimately controlling turbulence.
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Pulse2.com says the TEMPEST center will bring together researchers in physics, mathematics, engineering and artificial intelligence to study turbulence.
Michigan State University has received a $30 million grant from the National Science Foundation to establish the TEMPEST Science and Technology Center, Pulse2.com reports. The publisher describes a cross-disciplinary research effort aimed at understanding, predicting and ultimately controlling turbulence.
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