On GPS: Texas's climate catastrophe
Feb 22, 2021
CNN - Fareed asks Texas-based climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe why a winter storm in the state was so damaging.
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First Black Hole Ever Detected is More Massive Than Thought
Feb 18, 2021
Texas Tech’s Tom Maccarone was part of the international collaboration behind the discovery.
tags: Faculty, Stories, Feature Stories, Vice President for Research, Research, TTU Features, College of Arts and Sciences
National Wind Institute Receives Federal Grant to Study Wind Farm Wakes
Jan 28, 2021
A group from Texas Tech University will work with several national laboratories to learn more about wake behavior of wind turbines and wind farms to help produce greater power production and lower wind energy costs.
tags: Research, Stories, Vice President for Research, College of Arts and Sciences, Feature Stories
The Keystone XL Pipeline Is Dead (Again). What Does That Mean For Texas?
Jan 27, 2021
KERA - President Biden’s decision will not make the Texas section of the pipeline go away, but it will have an impact on what runs through it. The blocked part would have allowed more Canadian tar sands crude to flow to the Gulf Coast – a decision that has created winners and losers in the state.