What can national laboratories contribute to graduate education?
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Jump to search filtersSaline formations, carbon dioxide storage, and extracted water treatment : a national assessment tool
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Transient Stability and Control of Renewable Generators Based on Hamiltonian Surface Shaping and Power Flow Control: Part I-Theory
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Verification Validation Uncertainty Quantification and Decision Making:An Application
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Reactive metal-metal multilayers
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PAT-1 SAR Addendum Structural Analysis Videoconference with the NRC
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Coupled and separated finite-difference calculations of seismo-acoustic wave propagation
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Intellectual property awareness
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Business Opportunities - What SNL Buys
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Towards printable open air microfluidics
We have demonstrated a novel microfluidic technique for aqueous media, which uses super-hydrophobic materials to create microfluidic channels that are open to the atmosphere. We have demonstrated the ability to perform traditional electrokinetic operations such as ionic separations and electrophoresis using these devices. The rate of evaporation was studied and found to increase with decreasing channel size, which places a limitation on the minimum size of channel that could be used for such a device.
In situ TEM straining of nanograined Al films strengthened with Al2O3 nanoparticles
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Accelerated thermal processing for the Explosive Destruction System (EDS)
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Solute Transport Review
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Sandia's Systems Approach to Photovoltaic Reliability
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An overview of the chemical restoration Operational Technology Demonstration (OTD) project
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Photoluminescence Thermal Transport and Breakdown in Joule-Heated Gallium Nitride (GaN) Nanowires
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Evaluating military information system performance effects at a system of systems level
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GPON for secure installations
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Optimization algorithms for hierarchical problems, with application to nanoporous materials
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Erica's radical tool
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Collaboration in Pursuit of Process Improvement
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Probability density function modelling of molecular mixing in premixed flames with differential diffusion
Combustion&Flame
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Effects of equivalence ratio variation on lean stratified methane-air laminar counterflow flames
Combustion Theory and Modelling
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Characterization of Medium KAERI Tracer Test Training
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Arctic sea ice modeling with the material-point method
Arctic sea ice plays an important role in global climate by reflecting solar radiation and insulating the ocean from the atmosphere. Due to feedback effects, the Arctic sea ice cover is changing rapidly. To accurately model this change, high-resolution calculations must incorporate: (1) annual cycle of growth and melt due to radiative forcing; (2) mechanical deformation due to surface winds, ocean currents and Coriolis forces; and (3) localized effects of leads and ridges. We have demonstrated a new mathematical algorithm for solving the sea ice governing equations using the material-point method with an elastic-decohesive constitutive model. An initial comparison with the LANL CICE code indicates that the ice edge is sharper using Materials-Point Method (MPM), but that many of the overall features are similar.
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