SUT US

🗣 Excited to announce the upcoming 🌊 SUT - US Society for Underwater Technology in the U.S.🌊 OSIG webinar focusing on the pressing challenges and innovative solutions in offshore wind development!

Join us on June 13th from 7 am to 9:30 am for an insightful online session on "Pile run challenges and solutions for offshore wind development".

Offshore wind continues to emerge as a vital renewable energy source, but it's not without its hurdles. Pile runs, in particular, pose unique challenges that demand creative solutions. In this webinar, industry experts will delve into these challenges head-on, discussing the latest innovations and strategies to overcome them.

OSIG technical committee has lined up a group of amazing presenters from Academia and Industry to share their expert opinions and knowledge on this area. We will have Carl Erbrich, Bob Stevens, René Thijssen, Asitha Senanayake, PhD, PE, Federico Pisanò, and Zack Westgate.

Follow the link below and be part of the conversation.
👉 To register for this event go to: https://bit.ly/4bhuuGi

Mark your calendars and register now to secure your spot at this must-attend event! Let's drive the future of offshore wind together.

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Have you registered to the Xmas Quiz Night?

Don't miss out on this fun evening to close the year, on December 7th 5pm at the Memorial Wine Cellar

There will be a bonus round geared to engineering. You can make a team of 4 or play individually. Prizes will be given to 1st and 2nd place winners.

Bring the holiday cheer and a glass of bubbly is on us for a Christmas toast!

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Christmas Quiz Night - Society for Underwater Technology in the U.S. This multi-disciplinary learned society brings together organizations and individuals with a common interests in underwater technology, ocean science and offshore engineering. The SUT was founded in 1966 in London and has members from more than 40 countries including engineers, scientists, other pro...

Don't miss your spot for this week's webinar "The First Source to Sink Measurements of Turbidity Currents: New Insights for Seafloor Infrastructure" on Thursday Nov 4th 8am(CDT).

This presentation will highlight some of the novel and emerging technologies used to successfully monitor turbidity currents in a range of systems worldwide by a large international collaboration, shed new light on their field-scale behaviour, and share lessons learned from recent instances of infrastructure-damaging flows, such as the recent 1200 km runout flow in the deep-water Congo Canyon that damaged multiple seafloor cables during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown.

The research work on Congo River described in this presentation has been reported by BBC News: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-57382529

Webinar details and registration --> https://bit.ly/3G4WA8e