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05887 Controlling the Catalytic Properties of Metal Films in the Quantum Regime........................ 227 MEASUREMENT SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIVISION ................................... 229 00510 Development of Computational Methods for Neurobiological Imaging Research ................ 229 00515 Remote Microfluidic Platform Using Smart Materials and Structures: A Diagnostic and Interventional Tool for Critical Structural Anomalies during Fetal Development ......... 231 00519 Dual Waveband Passive Longwave Infrared (LWIR) Uncooled Imager ............................... 232 05853 Nanomechanical Oscillators for Ultrasensitive Electric and Electromagnetic Field Detection ....................................................................................................................... 233 05858 Fabrication of Ultrathin Graphite/Graphene Films ................................................................. 235 05859 Multimodal Biometric Recognition of Noncooperative Subjects at a Distance ..................... 236 05863 A Next-Generation Three-Dimensional Imaging and Analysis System for Ballistics Forensics Identification .......................................................................................................... 237 05878 Neutron Imaging for the Determination of Tumor Margins ................................................... 238 GLOBAL NUCLEAR SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGY DIVISION ................................................ 241 05850 Liquid Medium Position-Sensitive Thermal-Neutron Ionization Chamber ........................... 241 NEUTRON SCATTERING SCIENCE DIVISION .............................................................................. 243 00480 Hydration-Driven Processes in Bioenergy: Testing a Novel Neutron Scattering Approach ................................................................................................................................ 243 00500 Neutron Scattering Characterization of Sol-Gel Drug Delivery Systems .............................. 244 REACTOR AND NUCLEAR SYSTEMS DIVISION........................................................................... 247 00507 Advanced Variance Reduction Methods for Active Interrogation Modeling ......................... 247 00521 Development of a Machinable SiC-BN Ceramic Composite Compatible with High- Temperature Molten Fluoride Salts ........................................................................................ 248 00523 Investigate the Feasibility of Increasing the Thermal Conductivity of UO 2 through the Addition of High Thermal Conducting Material to Improve the Performance of Nuclear Fuel ........................................................................................................................... 249 05886 Flaw Detection in Nuclear Fuel Pins Using Ultrasonic Torsional Guided Waves ................. 251 PHYSICS DIVISION .............................................................................................................................. 255 05851 Solar-Wind Heavy Ion Sputtering of Lunar Regolith ............................................................. 255 05868 Irradiation Effects in Graphene-Based Electronics ................................................................ 256 05869 Modeling of the Plasma-Material Interface ............................................................................ 257 RESEARCH ACCELERATOR DIVISION ........................................................................................... 259 00513 Study of Radio Frequency Critical Magnetic Fields of Superconducting Materials Using Microsecond-Long Pulses ............................................................................................ 259 Summaries of Projects Supported through <strong>Laboratory</strong>-Wide Fellowships ............. 261 WEINBERG FELLOWSHIP .................................................................................................................. 263 05916 Development of a Novel In Situ Electron Microscopy Method to Study Interfaces in Li-Ion Batteries: Application towards Electrical Energy Storage Materials .......................... 263 05918 Extended Defect Chemistry and Optoelectronic Activity in Solar Photovoltaic CdTe Thin Films ............................................................................................................................... 264 05919 Investigation of Quinone-Containing Organic Molecules as Lithium Cathodes ................... 266 05921 An Investigation into the Synthesis and Annealing of Iron-Based Superconductors under High Magnetic Fields ................................................................................................... 267 viii
05935 First-Principles Calculations and Computational Thermodynamic Modeling of Zn-S and Sn-S to Support Identifying Thermal Decomposition Pathways for Fabricating a New Photovoltaic Material, Cu 2 ZnSnS 4 ................................................................................. 269 WIGNER FELLOWSHIP ....................................................................................................................... 271 05908 Low-Dimensional Multiferroicity .......................................................................................... 271 05914 Control of the Ionic Flux by Nanofluidic Diodes ................................................................... 272 05915 Unlocking Emergent Phenomena in Complex Materials through Spatial Confinement ....... 273 INDEX OF PROJECT CONTRIBUTORS .......................................................................................... 275 INDEX OF PROJECT NUMBERS ...................................................................................................... 281 ix
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