Friday, September 24, 2004
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Professor John W.
Daily
Mechanical
Engineering Department
University of
Colorado at Boulder
Bunsen,
Armstrong, Air Pollution, Trees and Airplanes
Abstract:
The range of quantum
mechanical details of molecular spectroscopy all the way up to new fuel
injectors for airplanes is the topic of this talk. I spent time at the
University of Heidelberg (Bunsen) working on modeling of laser induced
fluorescence of NO, visited the Tour de France (Armstrong), did more work at
Sandia National Laboratories (Air Pollution) on NO, investigated biomass
gasification at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (Trees), and did
research in Boulder on MEMS based fuel injection devices (Airplanes).