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Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science articles from December 2005
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Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science archives from December 2005
Studies of superlattice structure of opals as compared to other rocks by use of positron annihilation, x-ray powder diffraction and scanning electron microscopy methods.(Report)
December 1, 2005... ABSTRACT
Positron lifetime and Doppler broadening spectroscopy on opals show a presence of positronium formation. The positron annihilation signal observed in the opals is affected by the phase of diagenesis (maturity) and the degree of...
Comparison of local meteoric water lines in southeastern Idaho, Western Wyoming, and South-Central Montana and the associated hydrologic implications.
December 1, 2005... ABSTRACT
Linear regression analysis is routinely applied to stable hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) isotope data from precipitation-water samples to determine a local meteoric water line. Several local meteoric water lines have been determined...
2002 Distinguished Science Communicator: Ms. Susan M. Stacy.
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The Idaho Academy of Science selected Ms. Susan M. Stacy as the Distinguished Science Communicator Award for the year 2002. Ms. Stacy received this award for illuminating Idaho's rich scientific heritage, for exposing the...
2002 Distinguished Scientist/Engineer: Dr. Donald M. McEligot.
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Dr. Donald M. McEligot, INEEL * engineer, received the IAS Distinguished Scientist/Engineer award for the year 2002. He received his award for pioneering experiments and analyses in convective thermal fluid physics, and...
2004 Distinguished Science Communicator: Dr. Nicholas R. Natale.
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Dr. Nicholas R. Natale was awarded the Idaho Academy Distinguished Science Communicator award for 2004. Dr. Natalie was born in Philadelphia in 1953. After receiving both a B.S. (1976) and Ph.D. (1979) from Drexel, he...
2004 Distinguished Scientist/Engineer: Dr. Richard Boardman.
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Dr. Richard Boardman, consulting Engineer at INEEL * and affiliate faculty in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Idaho, was named the Idaho Academy Distinguished Scientist/Engineer for 2004.
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