A longitudinal study of naval flight students with particular attention to cardiovascular disease Progress report no. 3, 1 Apr. - 30 Sep. 1965
Cardiovascular and respiratory disease in former flight students - aerospace medicine
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Cardiovascular and respiratory disease in former flight students - aerospace medicine
Constitutive equations for aeterogeneos, hypoelastic materials - materials science
Defect annealing in irradiated semiconductors - approximate solutions to general annealing equations
Magnetoplasmadynamic arcjet thrustor propulsive efficiency
High temperature, gas filled ceramic rectifiers, thyratrons, and voltage-reference tubes
Literature survey of heat capacity, enthalpy, and entropy properties of ammonia, carbon dioxide, and water
Feasibility of constructing large antenna array and interferometer for radio astronomy studies and spectral observations of discrete sources, sun, and Galaxy
Clean room bacteriology - heat resistance of spore formers, microorganism identifications, human contact contamination
Improvement of zinc electrodes for zinc-silver oxide batteries - electrochemical cells
Description of satellite 1963 38C and charged particle detectors - problems in data reduction
Mechanism of bubble formation and dynamics of bubble behavior in vibrating liquids
Creep behavior of polycrystalline aluminum oxide and sodium chloride at high temperatures
Radiation damage in silicon and germanium induced by exposure to high energy electrons and protons
Cesium vapor thermionic converters - use of argon with inert gas additives
Potentiostatic and corrosion resistance tests for metallic ingots prepared as rotating disk electrodes - cathodic electrocatalysts for use in low temperature hydrogen-oxygen fuel cells
The titles of the papers in this section of the 1964 Summer Workshop Report might give the impression that there is little in common between them, that they represent endeavors in widely scattered areas by men working in isolation. But there is a strong thread of unity; none of the work was done in isolation without some cooperation at least from others of Team A or of the Goddard permanent staff. And some of the work was fully a team effort, the joint achievement of many participants. The purpose of this introduction is to show how each of these projects came to be started, and how these separate tasks fit into the long-range objectives of Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Life cycle testing of silver-cadmium, silver-zinc, and nickel-cadmium cells
Miniature fuel cells as proposed solution to gassing and pressure rise problems in sealed silver-zinc batteries