Real-Time Research Report
Gator Engineering is a major player in modern research. Industry seeks out our engineers to work on projects that will directly impact society. The government also regularly supports our research. We expect to spend more than $100 million for research during 2005. This report is an active list of all of our funded projects since 1998.
Improving Photoactive Surface Area of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells Through Supercritical Fluid Dye Penetration
Ziegler, J
Molecular Transport on Various Length Scales in Novel Nanostructured Porous Materials with a Hierarchy of Pore Sizes
Vasenkov,
SGER: Functional Nonlinear Optical Endoscopy- The Third Generation Optical Endoscopy Technology Toward Early Cancer Detection at a Cellular Level.
Xie,
IRES: US-Swiss International Research Experience for Students: Science and Engineering of Piezoelectric Materials
Jones, L
Analysis of Thermal Flash Effects on Surfaces for Post-Event Nuclear Forensics Yield Assessment - Feasiblity Study
Sjoden, E
Investigation of Freeway Capacity: Effective Capacity of Auxiliary Lanes and Segment Capacity as a Function of Number of Lanes and Merge/Diverge Activity
Washburn, S
Group Efficiencies of Grout-Tipped Drilled Shafts and Jet-Grouted Piles
McVay, C
Task Order 0039: Low-Speed Wind Tunnel Testing on a Perching Micro Aerial Vehicle
Albertani, R
Continuation of Superpave Projects Monitoring
Roque, R
Role of Compression Zone Stresses on Concrete Beam Shear Capacity
Hamilton, R
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