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Experimental and Analytical Study of Mode II Interlaminar Failure of Bolted and Bonded Composite Structures
 Development of a Vision-Based Particle Tracking Velocimetry Method and Post-Processing of Scattered Velocity Data
 
A Parametric Analysis of the Aerodynamic Characteristics of Volleyballs in Turbulent Flow
 Development and Testing of Temperature-sensitive Beads for Simultaneous Thermometry and Velocimetry
 
Design of the DSSL Testbench Hardware Architecture for Rapid Development and Execution of Hardware-in-the-Loop Control
 Stability and Control of a Morphing Vehicle
 
Collision Avoidance in Biological Systems using Collision Cones
 Single-Element Characterization of the LS-DYNA MAT54 Material Model
 
Experimental investigation of plasma downstream of a high power helicon
 Ultrasonically Aided Electrospray source for monodisperse, charged nanoparticles
 
Networked dynamic systems: Theory and applications
 Multiple vehicle coordination and cooperative estimation for target tracking with applications to autonomous underwater vehicle systems
 
Coordinated control and estimation for multi-agent systems: Theory and practice
 Coordinated searching and target identification using teams of autonomous agents
 
Distributed reactive collision avoidance
 Graph-theoretic methods for the analysis and synthesis of networked dynamic systems
 
Interfacial instability, convective structure, and heat transfer in liquid films undergoing phase change
 The electrodeless Lorentz force thruster experiment
 
Aerodynamics of air curtains passing over a cavity with a downstream sink
 Factors Affecting Ion Spin-Up in the Translation, Confinement and Sustainment Upgrade Experiment
 
Experimental Study of Shot Peening Process and its Effects on High Cycle Fatigue in Aero Space Materials
 An Experimental Study of the Disruption and Vaporization of Non-volatile and Volatile Droplets under Locally Supersonic Conditions
 
Modeling Plasmas with Strong Anisotropy, Neutral Fluid Effects, and Open Boundaries
 Development of a Thomson scattering system and its use in a rotating magnetic field driven field-reversed configurations plasma
 
Development and Application of a Multi-Block High Order Finite Element Modeling Code as an Engineering Design Tool
 Lightning Strike Induced Damage Mechanisms of Carbon Fiber Composites
 
Flame Structure and Emissions of Strongly-Pulsed Turbulent Diffusion Flames with Swirl
 Comparison of Electrode Configations on ZaP: Investigation of Heating Mechanisms in a Flow Z-Pinch