<interdisciplinary studies of the effects of the space environment on biological systems< semiannual status report
Effects of discontinuous exposure to high oxygen low pressure environment on rats - aerospace medicine
AEROSPACE MEDICINE↗
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<interdisciplinary space-oriented research program in the physical, life, and engineering sciences< progress report
Physics research - plasmas, gas dynamics, magnetic effects, neutron absorption, shell theory, elasticity, and radial heat
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Interdisciplinary research in theoretical chemistry
University of Wisconsin Theoretical Chemistry Institute research program - quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, biochemistry, numerical analysis, and electromagnetic theory
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Interdisciplinary materials research including fundamental physics and chemistry of materials, environmental effects and related problems Semiannual progress report, Mar. 1 - Aug. 31, 1965
Metallurgic, thermodynamic, ultrasonic, polymer, and spectroscopic studies in materials science
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Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary Workshop on Vertical Radiometric Probing
Rayleigh and Mie scattering, passive microwave radiometry, and linear and nonlinear inversion methods for inferring atmospheric thermal structure from satellite observations
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Interdisciplinary studies of the effects of the space environment on biological systems Semiannual status report
Metabolic adaptation of rats to simulated space environments
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Interdisciplinary Space-Oriented Research in the Physical, Biological and Engineering Sciences Semiannual Report, Period Ending Feb. 28, 1966
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French, J. D.↗
Interdisciplinary materials research program Semiannual progress report, 1 Sep. 1966 - 28 Feb. 1967
Materials research projects
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Scientific information exchange at an interdisciplinary behavioral science convention
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Paisley, W. J.↗
Interdisciplinary Materials Research Program Semiannual Progress Report, 1 Mar. - 31 Aug. 1967
Materials science research on inorganic nonmetallic materials, metallic solids, polymers, and solid state physics
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Human Ecology in Space Flight. Volume 2 - Proceedings of the Second International Interdisciplinary Conference, Princeton, N.J., October 11-14, 1964.
Human ecology in space flight - Conference, Princeton, October 1964, Volume 2
Calloway, D. H.↗
Interdisciplinary approach to friction and wear Conference proceedings
Structure, interactions, and topography of solid surfaces, sliding friction, adhesion, wear, and boundary lubrication conference topics
Ku, P. M.↗
Human Ecology in Space Flight III, Proceedings of the Third International Interdisciplinary Conference, Princeton, N.J., October 10-13, 1965.
Human ecology in space flight - USN-NASA Conference, Princeton, October 1965, Volume 3
Calloway, D. H.↗
Friction and Wear Interdisciplinary Workshop
Sliding friction and wear problems under unlubricated and boundary-lubricated conditions
Bisson, E. E.↗
Interdisciplinary research concerning the nature and properties of ceramic materials Semiannual status report, 16 Jun. - 15 Dec. 1969
Research status reports in ceramic materials including chemical, mechanical, atomic, and molecular properties
Mueller, J. I.↗
Interdisciplinary research concerning the nature and properties of ceramic materials Semiannual status report, 16 Jun. - 15 Dec. 1970
Research in ceramic materials including mechanical properties, crystallography, and deformation
Mueller, J. I.↗
Satellites, media, and education - An interdisciplinary university program relating technology to societal needs
Communication satellites use as educational medium, discussing program organization, student and faculty involvement, course contents and methods
Morgan, R. P.↗
A coactive interdisciplinary research program with NASA
The applications area of the Texas A&M University remote sensing program consists of a series of coactive projects with NASA/MSC personnel. In each case, the Remote Sensing Center has served to complement and enhance the research capability within the Manned Spacecraft Center. In addition to the applications study area, the Texas A&M University program includes coordinated projects in sensors and data analysis. Under the sensors area, an extensive experimental study of microwave radiometry for soil moisture determination established the effect of soil moisture on the measured brightness temperature for several different soil types. The data analysis area included a project which ERTS-A and Skylab data were simulated using aircraft multispectral scanner measurements at two altitudes. This effort resulted in development of a library of computer programs which provides an operational capability in classification analysis of multispectral data.
Rouse, J. W., Jr.↗