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12Nicolais. L. Gueveraand Bidhan. C. SahaFAMU“Collisions of C6+ with atomic and molecularhydrogen”, Phys. Rev. A (under consideration) (2012).2012131415X. Zhang and C.A.WeatherfordJames B. Titus, AlonzoB. Alexander, KyronWilliams, CharlesWeatherford, and JosephA. Johnson IIID. Gebremedhin, E.Quashie, C. A.Weatherford and B. C.SahaFAMUFAMUFAMU“Evolution Strategy for Controlling DiatomicMolecular Vibration States with the Space-TimeAlgorithm,” 14th International Congress on QuantumChemistry, June 25-30, 2012 Boulder, CO.“FAMU Spheromak and the Turbulent PhysicsExperiment—STPX”, Technology and Innovation 14,1-11, 2012.“Photoionization of H atom in electric field: FiniteElement Technique”, 43rd DAMOP Meeting, OrangeCounty, CA (2012).20122012201216C.Y. Scarlett, H.C.Chen, R.J. PeteraonFAMU“Proton Spectrum at the Jupiter Facility of LLNL,”,arXiv 1204.3819 (2012).201217Charles Weatherfordand Xingjun ZhangFAMU“Quantum Control of Diatomic Molecular VibrationStates Using Space-Time Discretization”, Bulletin ofthe American Physical Society (2012).201218D. C. Joseph and B. C.SahaFAMU“Si3+ +H collisions: role of rotational couplings”, 43rdDAMOP Meeting, Orange County, CA (2012).201219202122232425D. C. Joseph, J. P. Guand B. C. SahaG.L. Gutsev, C.A.Weatherford, P. Jena, E.Johnson, and B.R.RamachandranGennady L. Gutsev,Charles A. Weatherford,Lewis E. Johnson,Purusottam JenaK.M. Williams, E.D.Mezonlin, A.B.Alexander, C.A.Weatherford, J.A.Johnson IIIC.A. Weatherford andG. GutsevSusan H Skemp,Executive Director andP.I., SNMRECDr. James VanZwieten,Jr.FAMUFAMUFAMUFAMUFAMUFAUFAU“State selective charge-transfer in slow collisions ofSi3+ with H”, Phys. Rev. A (under consideration)(2012).“Structure and Properties of Fe, Fe-n, Fe+n Cluster,n=7-20”, Accepted Journal of Physical Chemistry A.“Structure and Properties of the Aluminum BoratesAl(BO2)n and Al(BO2)n-, (n=1-4)“, Journal ofComputational Chemistry 33(4), 416-424 (2012).“The Spheromak Turbulent Plasma Experiment: TheNext Phase in Spheromak Physics”, Presented at the2011 APS Division of Plasma Physics Meeting, SaltLake City, UT“Theoretical and Experimental Studies of FulleriteModified by Oxidation, Intercalation, and Radiation”,Electronic Structure Theory for Strongly CorrelatedSystems, May 30 to June 1, 2012, Palermo, Italy."MHK Ocean Renewable Energy - SNMREC";Southern Environmental Journalist Confernece, MiamiBeach, FL“Hydrokinetic Energy Extraction Potential of aTurbine Array Placed Across the Florida Current”;FAU Community Salon presentation series, BocaRaton, Florida 31st International Conference on Ocean,Offshore and Arctic Engineering,(1-6 July, 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil): Contributedpaper, A.E.S. Duerr and M.R. Dhanak2012201220122011201210/11/20113/1/2012127
2627Dr. Howard P. Hanson(with A. Smentek-Duerr,J. Van Zwieten)Dr. Howard Hanson,Scientific Director,SNMRECFAUFAU28 Dr. Howard P. Hanson FAU29Dr. Howard Hanson,Scientific Director,SNMRECFAU30 Dr. Howard P. Hanson FAU31 Dr. Howard P. Hanson FAU32Dr. Howard Hanson,Scientific Director,SNMRECFAU33 Dr. Howard P. Hanson FAU343536373839404142Susan H Skemp,Executive Director andP.I., SNMRECSusan H Skemp,Executive Director andP.I., SNMRECSusan H Skemp,Executive Director andP.I., SNMRECDr. Howard Hanson,Scientific Director,SNMRECDr. James VanZwieten,Jr.Dr. James VanZwieten,Jr.Camille Coley,Associate Director,SNMRECSusan H Skemp,Executive Director andP.I., SNMRECWilliam Baxley, ChiefEngineer, SNMRECFAUFAUFAUFAUFAUFAUFAUFAU"Design Challenges of the Florida Current"; FloridaEnergy Summit (Poster)"Design Considerations for Ocean CurrentTurbines";National Wind Technology Center, NREL,DOE Reference Model Meeting"Energy from the Florida Current: TowardCommercialization"; North Carolina Ocean EnergyConsortium"Green Light Considerations for MRE"; OffshoreRenewable Energy Conference - Getting the GreenLight to Deploy and Produce"Marine Renewable Energy in Florida"; U.S. Dept. ofState, International Visitors' Program"Marine Renewable Energy: Resources and Challengesin Florida"; Palm Beach Chapter, Americal Society ofCivil Engineers"Marine Renewable Energy: HASE Challenges" ; 13thIEEE International High Assurance SystemsEnginerring Symposium, Boca Raton, FL"Marine Renewable Energy: Resources andChallenges"; West Palm Beach Pack & Paddle Club"MHK Ocean Renewable Energy - SNMREC" at theSNMREC Public Forum as part of the Harbor BranchOceanographic Institute's "Ocean Sciences LeadershipSeminar"; Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, FtPierce, FL"MHK Ocean Renewable Energy - SNMREC"; DaniaBeach, FL"Ocean Energy, a Path Forward to Sustainability" ;Florida Green, Energy & Climate Conference, WestPalm Beach, FL"Power from the Florida Current: Beyond Assessment"; Fifth Global Marine Renewable Energy Conference,Washington DC“Marine Renewable Energy”; Presentation given at theMuseum of Discovery and Science, July 26, 2012, FortLauderdale, Florida“Numerical Simulation of Ocean Current Turbines”;SNMREC Brown Bag Lunch presentation Series,August 22, 2012, Boca Raton, FloridaPanel Presentation at the FL Energy Summit; Orlando,FLProgram Overview "MHK Ocean Renewable Energy -SNMREC"; Total of six Public Forums8/12/201211/11/20119/12/201210/11/20118/12/20128/12/201211/1/20117/12/20121/1/201210/11/20115/1/20124/1/20127/1/20128/1/201210/12/2011April & May2012FAU Teledyne ADCP Conference; San Diego, CA 10/11/201143 David Cartes FSU 2011 IEEE Electric Ship Technologies Symposium 1/12/2012128
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Title: Water-Use Efficiency and Fee
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External Collaborators: Siemens Pow
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Title: Enhanced and Expanded Solar
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Photocatalysis is a promising water
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Signal Processing using Spectrally
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Florida Atlantic UniversitySoutheas
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Wall of Wind Testing Facility (WoW)
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• Praxair Plasma Spray System•
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Center for Advanced Power Systems (
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DescriptionThe National High Magnet
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Contact InformationEmail: thermal@f
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AERD’s computational and modeling
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DescriptionThe Flexible Roof Facili
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University of Central FloridaMateri
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DescriptionThe research activities
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Fee Schedule:Facility use is negoti
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DescriptionThe Wayne K. and Lyla L.
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University of South FloridaUSF Thin
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• Plasma Therm 700 - PECVD and Pl
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scholars and students, coordinating
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Center for Corrosion and Biofouling
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solutions to challenging technical
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Wind and Hurricane Impacts Research
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