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  • Reliability-Based Predictions of Extreme and Fatigue Responses of Utility-Scale Wind Turbines through Advanced Modeling and Simulations

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2015Partners:UT System
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 1029922
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  • SBIR Phase I: Development of a Low Cost Thermal Storage System Using a Novel Phase Change Material for Use with Solar Thermal and Waste Heat Recovery Systems

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2010Partners:Fulcrum Composites (United States), Fulcrum Composites (United States)
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 0944716
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  • RECYCLE (theRmal Energy reCoverY eleCtricaL systEms)

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2013Partners:PARS MAKINA SAN. TIC. LTD. STI., PARS
    Funder: European Commission Project Code: 267643
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  • ODYSSEE MURE 2010 (Monitoring of EU and national energy efficiency targets: ODYSSEE-MURE 2010)

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2012Partners:MISSING_LEGAL_NAME
    Funder: European Commission Project Code: 9801
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  • GOALI/EFRI-RESTOR Novel Compressed Air Approach for Off Shore Wind Energy Storage

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2016Partners:MSUM
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 1038294
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  • STTR Phase I: Low Cost, High Efficiency Photovoltaics

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2011Partners:Ampex Corporation, Ampex Corporation
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 1010198
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  • Planning Grant for a National Center for Nuclear Energy Education and Training (NCNEET)

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2011Partners:IRSC, IRSC
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 1002817
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  • Adaptive System Based on Macro-Fiber Composite Transducers for Vibration Control and Noise Reduction in Wind Turbine Blades

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2014Partners:UCSD
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 1028365
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  • So you think you know about nuclear energy!

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2013Partners:University of Manchester, Museum of Science and Industry, Museum of Science and Industry MOSI, Museum of Science and Industry MOSI, University of Salford
    Funder: UK Research and Innovation Project Code: EP/H047824/1
    Funder Contribution: 215,471 GBP

    The Dalton Nuclear Institute at The University of Manchester is committed to undertaking research into nuclear technologies, training new graduate students as well as an engaging public outreach Programme. With the closure of the majority of Nuclear Power Plant Visitor Centres, there are now very few resources available to educate the public. The Nuclear Energy Exhibition at the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) is badly out of date, being established soon after Chernobyl. Consequently, we wanted to identify a successful model for public engagement that could help to communicate important nuclear issues and that might lead to a revamp of the Nuclear Energy Exhibition at the museum involving both real and virtual interactives.Building on the success of the 'So you think you can build a jet engine' public engagement programme the new proposal aims to identify best practices that have already been successfully trialled and apply them to educating young audiences and families about nuclear energy. Through a combination of a 3D visualisation model, complimentary 2D models, a physical model and other learning tools young audiences will be engaged and educated about the various challenges involved with the UK civil nuclear programme.Partnering with the Manchester Museum of Science (MOSI) and Industry will enable the project to benefit from their expertise and the exhibition space that is devoted to nuclear energy in the museum. Partnering with STEMPOINT Greater Manchester will enable the project to benefit from their existing networks of schools in the Greater Manchester area. They will also provide the initial training for our students and staff to become registered STEM Ambassadors.The project will develop a toolkit of resources specifically aimed at our target audiences - families with children between the ages of eight and fourteen and KS3/KS4 pupils and teachers. The emphasis is very much on engagement via hands-on, challenging, interactive exhibits, whether used in the Museum or face to face. This is in line with market research carried out by the Museum highlighting the need to provide an appropriate range of interactive exhibits to reinforce hard science . The project will develop presentations, discussion topics, simulations, spreadsheets, video clips and interactive tests challenging our audience to consider nuclear energy within the context of other sources of energy. Much of it will be closely related to research currently being undertaken within the Dalton Nuclear Institute, for example on waste storage, maximising fuel utilisation and decommissioning.

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  • BRIGE: Exploring New Parameters for Wind Turbine Array Design and Its Impact on Extracted Energy Availability

    assignment_turned_inProject2010 - 2014Partners:PSU, PSU
    Funder: National Science Foundation Project Code: 1032647
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