Annual Report- Part III - Florida Energy Systems Consortium

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106 Pierce Jones UF107 Pierce Jones UF108 Pierce Jones UF109 Pierce Jones UF110 Pierce Jones UF111 Franky So UF112 Jeff Fedenko UF113 Franky So UF114 Franky So UF115 Franky So UF116 Gary Peter UF117 Kelly Jordan UF118 Franky So UF119 Franky So UF120 Gary Peter UF121 Chaein Na UF122 Maria Silveira UF123 Xiong X UFLand Development &Transportation: A Case Study;UF/DCP Showcase; GainesvilleLand Development, Energy and Water: A Florida CaseStudy; 1000 Friends of Florida; WebinarLand Development, Water and Energy: A Florida CaseStudy; Green Symposium; DeLandLand Development, Water and Energy: A Florida CaseStudy; SJRWMD; PalatkaLand Development, Water and Energy: A Florida CaseStudy; Urban Forestry Institute; OviedoLight extraction in OLEDs, invited seminar given atPPG Industry,Lignin and fermentable sugars of perennial biofuelcrops. In ASA/CSSA/SSSA, San Antonio, TX.OLED Displays and Lighting, invited seminar given atTaiwan Industrial Technology Research InstituteOLED light extraction scheme, presentation given atthe DOE workshop, Washington DCOLED lighting, invited seminar given at TaiwanNational Tsinghua University,Past, Present and Future of Breeding for RustResistance in Slash Pine. IEG 40 Workshop –Integrating Fusiform Rust Research, Screening andBreeding, Asheville, NC, 2012Reactor Licensing Basis Optimization for ExtensiveModifications,” 2012 Annual Meeting of the NationalOrganization of Test and Research Reactors. 2012.Recent Progress in Organic Solar Cells, University ofFlorida Energy ColloquiumRecent progress in polymer solar cells, invited seminargiven at Arizona State UniversityRegulation of Genetically Engineered Forest Trees.12th International Symposium on Biosafety ofGenetically Modified Organisms, St. Louis, MO, 2012Seasonal changes in growth and morphologicalcharacteristics of bioenergy grasses in the USA GulfCoast Region. In ASA/CSSA/SSSA, San Antonio, TX.Short-term effects of grazing intensity and nitrogenfertilization on soil organic carbon under grazedpastures in the southeastern USA. InASA/CSSA/SSSA, San Antonio, TX.Xiong X., S. Grunwald, D.B. Myers, W.G. Harris, A.Stoppe and N.B. Comerford. 2011. Are soil carbonmodels transferable across distinct regions or scales inFlorida? No. 262-8. Symposia Spatial Predictions inSoils, Crops and Agro/Forest/Urban/Wetland1332/24/201210/19/20114/13/20121/19/20123/9/20123/22/201210/22/20113/7/201211/12/20113/8/20126/12/20129/26/201212/12/20124/13/20129/12/201210/23/201210/23/201210/16-19/2011
124 Ted Kury UF/PURC125 Ted Kury UF/PURC126 Ted Kury UF/PURC127 Ted Kury UF/PURC128 Ted Kury UF/PURC129 Ted Kury UF/PURC130 Ted Kury UF/PURC131 Ted Kury UF/PURC132 Ted Kury UF/PURC133 Mark Jamison UF/PURC134 Ted Kury UF/PURC135 Ted Kury UF/PURC136D. Dutta, C. Yang, B.Joseph, V.BhethanabotlaUSFEcosystems, ASA-CSSA-SSSA Int. Meeting, SanAntonio, TX“Evidence-Driven Utility Policy with Regard to StormHardening Activities”. Presented at NationalRegulatory Research Institute Teleseminar, August 27,2012.“Execution and Leadership: Fulfilling ConflictingResponsibilities in Utility Regulation” Presented at theSouth African Regulators Conference, August 2012,Johannesburg, South Africa“Florida’s Storm Response Initiatives”. Presented to thePennsylvania Energy Office, March, 2012.“New Tools for Regulators in Addressing the Impact ofRenewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Policy”Presented at the South African Regulators Conference,August 2012, Johannesburg, South Africa“Price Effects of Independent System Operators in theUnited States Electricity Market.” Presented at theAnnual Meeting of the Allied Social ScienceAssociations (AEA Section), January 2012, Chicago,Illinois.“Price Effects of Independent System Operators in theUnited States Electricity Market.” Presented at theFlorence School of Regulation Workshop onPerformance in Network Industries, October 2011,Florence, Italy.“Status of Federal and State Energy Policy”. Presentedat the Energy in North Florida: Policy and ResiliencyWorkshop, August 13, 2012, Gainesville, Florida.“Status of U.S. Energy Policy and Outlook for theFuture”. Presented to the North American EnergyMarkets Association Annual Meeting, April, 2012,Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.“The Impact of Transparent Wholesale Markets onMarket Participation in the U.S. Electricity Industry”Presented at Pressing Issues in World Energy Policy,March 2012, Gainesville, Florida.“The Regulator and Interconnection Standards: FourRules for Renewables.” Presented at Energy Security:Real or Imaginary?, CARILEC Renewable EnergyForum 2012, September 2012, Bermuda.“The Role of Renewable Energy Resources in IslandElectric Systems.” Presented at the 9th OOCURAnnual Conference, November 2011, Rockley, ChristChurch, Barbados.“Washington’s Energy Policy ‘Leadership’ and itsImplications for Utilities and Customers.” Presented atthe Annual Meeting of the Southern MinnesotaMunicipal Power Agency, October 2011, Minneapolis,Minnesota.“Ag-Cu Bimetallic Nanoparticles for Metal EnhancedLuminescence (MEL)”, AIChE Annual Meeting,Minneapolis, MN, Nov 2011.8/12/20128/12/20123/12/20128/12/20121/12/201210/11/20128/12/20124/12/20123/12/20129/12/201211/11/201210/11/201211/1/2011134
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APPENDIX A - DESCRIPTION OF RESEARC
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models of the physical characterist
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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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team members, we plan to further de
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throughout the state of Florida bas
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Description: The objective of this
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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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National Center for Hydrogen Resear
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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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