- July 2010
- David E. Rast
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I work with Sena Garven and Greg Ruark on various projects related to social influence and group processes. Over the next year I am primarily working on two projects. The first project seeks to identi ...
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- November 2011
- Megan A. Mahlke
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Nanosecond electrical pulses (nsEPs) have been demonstrated to stress mammalian cells via inducing the formation of small pores in the plasma membrane, allowing for unregulated influx of ions into the ...
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- September 2011
- Jacob T. Singer
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Jacob Singer is a graduate student working on his Master’s in Experimental Psychology at Texas A&M University – Central Texas. He is working with Dr. Christopher Vowels on several projects, including ...
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- June 2011
- Melissa A. Jones
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The research I am conducting centers around improving pilot performance with remotely piloted aircraft. To quantitatively measure a subject's psychophysiological reaction to various workloads, EEG, E ...
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- January 2010
- Veronica L. Gilrane
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I am currently working with Dr. Mark Young and Dr. Robert Kilcullen on an officer selection project, which is part of a three year Officer Selection Program. The overarching goal of this project is t ...
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The Consortium Research Fellows Program (CRFP) is a partnership between the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area and several Department of Defense agencies. The CRFP fosters a strong relationship between the higher education community and DoD.
Students work in Defense settings, become more knowledgeable about research and development, and increase the country's pool of scientific talent. Professors lend their specialized expertise to DoD projects and widen the scope of their research. Government researchers accomplish their goals more efficiently and develop new areas of inquiry. Transfer of technology accelerates. When the higher education and Federal research communities cooperate, everyone benefits.