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Coastal Futures in the Media (2024)

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Breakthrough Wind Farm Efficiency Study by Akhtar et al. 2024 Gains Spotlight in Major Outreach Journals

The recent publication by Akhtar et al. 2024 with title "Wind farms with larger turbines: an efficiency perspective" in the prestigious journal 'Scientific Reports' has garnered significant attention across the scientific and the broader community. In August 2024, it was highlighted in 'National Geographic' under the title "Windkraftwerke - Größer ist besser" and in 'Neue Energie' with the title "Maßgeschneiderte Wirbelschleppen," emphasizing the breakthrough findings on optimizing wind farm efficiency and impact of offshore wind farms on regional climate. These features underscore the study's wide impact on renewable energy research and its potential to shape future wind power strategies. The publication is an output of work conducted in the framework of the project CoastalFutures.

The higher the wind turbine, the better?

On 26.03.24, NDR's Schleswig-Holstein Magazin featured a report on the topic of “The higher the wind turbine, the better?” Dr. Naveed Akhtar from CoastalFutures and Dr. Beate Geyer (both from the Institute for Coastal Systems - Analysis and Modelling at the Helmholtz Centre hereon) were in front of the camera. https://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/schleswig-holstein_magazin/Schleswig-Holstein-Magazin,shmag114922.html

NANO Special from February 29, 2024

Littered, acidified, sweaty - the changing marine ecosystem.
Report on the Pacific oyster starts from 23:10 https://www.3sat.de/wissen/nano/240229-spezial-vermuellt-versauert-verschwitzt-oekosystem-meer-im-wandel-nano-100.html

Coastal Futures in the Media (2023)

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Coastal Futures in the Media (2022)

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