- August 2011
- Joseph E. Mercado
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I am currently working on a project investigating the ways to identify experts in the dectection of improvised explosive devices. The largest threat to allied ground forces remains the IED. The most e ...
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- May 2010
- Erica L. Weber
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I am investigating the effects of thermal lensing on visual performance using an artificial eye. These experiments strive to assess how several parameters, such as pigmentation, pupil size, and exposu ...
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- June 2011
- Pawlos Y. Campbell
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I will be working with the Battle Space Visualization Branch and most all of my work and research will be conducted with a focus on Space Situation Awareness. As a part of this research, I will be set ...
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- October 2010
- Ronny Tran
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I follow the DMDC Application Development Process that is geared towards desktop and web applications. My responsibilities within this process consist of developing or modifying web applications (Java ...
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- March 2008
- Gene Alarcon
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Dr. Alarcon served as a Consortium Research Fellow for one and a half years, and, upon earning his doctorate, was appointed a Consortium Post-Doctoral Fellow in November of 2009. My program of ...
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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.