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Date:  Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Time2:00 pm
Location:100 Exploration Way, Room 137
Speaker:  Dr. Stanley Woodard, Langley Research Center
Subject:  “A New Dimension to Sensing – Electrical Sensors with No Electrical Connections”
This seminar will be broadcast live on the web. Seminar Link

Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Time:  1:00 pm Location:  NIA Room 137
Don P. Giddens, Ph.D. – Georgia Institute of Technology
“Changing the Conversation: Messages for Improving Public Understanding of Engineering”

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Dr. Wei Liao, Old Dominion University
"Simulations of Continuum and Near-Continuum Hypersonic Flows Using Kinetic Scheme"

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Speaker:  Andreas Laible, University of Arizona “Numerical Investigation of Supersonic Transition for a Circular Cone at Mach 3.5”

July 17, 2008
Speaker:  Christian Mayer, University of Arizona “Numerical Investigation of the Nonlinear Transition Regime in Supersonic Boundary Layers”


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NIA News Release 2008-06: NASA, NIA Announce NASA Education Television Partnership

NIA News Release 2008-05: NIA Awarded Follow-On Contract Supporting NASA Mission

NIA News Release 2008-04: Rockets and Space Projects Bring Danville and Hampton Students Together for an Aerospace Filled Field Trip

NIA News Release 2008-03: NIA Hosts NESC Academy's Structures and Nondestrucive Evaluation Course in April

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Aviation Plan for American Leadership
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Research and Development for Safe, Secure and Affordable Air Transportation for Every Community in America
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