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Time to start dreaming up your wave tank experiments. Wave flume construction underway at our UNCW Physics and Physical Oceanography Coastal Engineering building! @joe.w.long @coastal_prof https://t.co/YUKz2q30L7

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Scenes from Physics and Physical Oceanography graduation today. Congratulations to all of you! 📸 @joe.w.long @coastal_prof and Yvonne Marsan https://t.co/vVPPA5Ec3O

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Come join us for the next Physics & Physical Oceanography Colloquium this Friday! 09/23/22, DL212, 1 - 2 pm. Ocean wave models and refreshments will be served! https://t.co/amVRtijdNV

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Come join us for Physics Colloquim this Friday in Deloach Hall! https://t.co/cH3N2tbbem

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Just posted a photo https://t.co/H4S3tV6PNp

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Come join us for the first Physics colloquium of the semester. More details on upcoming seminars to follow. Thank you Dr. Tim Daniels for coordinating. https://t.co/LeSjVB1fno

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New semester, new building! Physics and Physical Oceanography has expanded into the new Coastal Engineering building on Randall Drive. Come check it out. @coastal_prof @joe.w.long @uncwcoastalengineeringclub https://t.co/yVJUBQCvAE

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UNCW coastal engineering in the news! https://t.co/hehRm982zX

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UNCW coastal engineering showed out today for #ncsifest! Sand dune and storm surge models on display @coastal_prof @joe.w.long photo credit https://t.co/LwuminGsNZ

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#ncscifest today #battleshipnc! Photo credit @codybenton8844. @uncwcms @uncwcoastalengineeringclub @joe.w.long @coastal_prof https://t.co/UZXcpQ5IFN

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UNCW physics major Chase Petersen and Dr. Ralph Reda synthesized quantum dots. Full story: https://t.co/MBs5UxDlRP

[Ryan Mieras @CoastalProf]

Two of my undergraduate research students presented their AWESOME posters today at UNCW's annual undergraduate research showcase. So proud of them, and all the Coastal Engineering students who presented.

I'm beyond amazed at the talent these young guns have! #CSHL #CSURF

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@UNCWilmington Coastal Ocean Research and Monitoring Program (CORMP) new buoys provide valuable weather and sea data for ships moving into and out of Charleston Harbor. 🌎🌊🚢
https://t.co/OfVZ3mOmNw

[Ryan Mieras @CoastalProf]

Seeing some familiar faces in a commercial on NBC is kinda cool. ❤️😎

Also fun to hear the terms "Coastal Engineering, 3D printed, and turbine." #MarineQuest

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Physics colloquium this Friday. Our own Dr. Dylan McNamara

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🎉🎉WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE: 👏🤩
Applications are being accepted for @UNCWilmington's newest doctoral program, the Ph.D. in Applied Coastal and Ocean Sciences (ACOS)!!! 🌊🌎⚗️🥽🔬
Application Portal 👉 https://t.co/rzAMYMG5M9

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ARC May Hold Answers to Algal Bloom Questions. Research professor and ARC Director, Catharina Alves-de-Souza shares that what differentiates the lab's collection is its ever-expanding catalog of harmful microalgae cultures. Read more 👉 https://t.co/C5dsrG5IHV

[Ryan Mieras @CoastalProf]

Wrapping up the preliminary data report outlining the @NSF #NEER deployment for #WinterStorm #kenan. Should be available on @NHERIDesignSafe soon! Here's a sneak peek.

@BrittRaubenhei1 @holsclaw_ashley

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Sustainability is more than a concept! Dave Wells @UNCW_CMS saw an opp to harness renewable solar & wind energy on our dock. W/Roger Shew @UNCW_EOS & others turned the idea into reality. Funding: CMS & @sustaindub The Green Initiative Fund Mini-Grants, Wired & installed! 🌞🌬️♻️

[Mireya M @mireya_mmo]

Well... I'm just putting this out there. I reaaaally put an effort on those closed captions, and did my best to not stutter and say "and" or "uhm" every single sentence 😂. My #OSM2022 presentation part of the #MoanaProject 🌊

https://t.co/0UnBsX1trK

@MetOceanNZ @otago