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The dynamics in the upper atmospheres of Mars and Titan
 Computational simulation of Faraday probe measurements
 
Liquid state physics of the MgO-SiO2 system at deep mantle pressures
 Characterization of the magnetic nozzle region of high powered electric propulsion thrusters using numerical simulation, RF interferometry and electrostatic probes
 
Modeling radiation belts and ionospheric outflows with the Space Weather Modeling Framework
 An experimental investigation of reacting and nonreacting coaxial jet mixing in a laboratory rocket engine
 
Investigation of low discharge voltage Hall thruster characteristics and evaluation of loss mechanisms
 Electromagnetic manipulation of plasma layer for re-entry blackout mitigation
 
Gas embolotherapy: Bubble evolution in acoustic droplet vaporization and design of a benchtop microvascular model
 Theory of three-dimensional interchange reconnection and the dynamic evolution of the global solar coronal magnetic field structure: A mechanism for the origin and generation of the slow solar wind
 
Physics-based turbulence anisotropy closure including nonlocal and nonequilibrium effects in turbulent flows
 Topics in applied stochastic dynamics
 
Numerical study of plasma-assisted aerodynamic control for hypersonic vehicles
 A time-resolved investigation of the Hall thruster breathing mode
 
Observations of shear flows in high-energy-density plasmas
 Experimental Examination of Plasma Formation and Current Loss in Post-Hole Convolutes
 
On the Regulation of the Geospace System by Solar-Wind/IMF Discontinuities and Ionospheric Outflow
 Structure in radiative shock experiments
 
Development and Study of an Electron Cyclotron Resonance Waveguide Plasma Cathode for Electric Propulsion Applications
 Electron Transport in Hall Thrusters
 
New engineering design, instrument modeling, and data analysis techniques for spaceborne mass spectrometers
 High intensity, high contrast laser solid interactions with short pulses
 
New discoveries in liquid drop impacts