ARL Summer Student Research Symposium Volume I: Select Presentations

The ARL Summer Student Research Symposium is an ARL Directors Award Program for all the students participating in various summer scholarship and contract activities across ARL. The goal of the program is to recognize and publicize exceptional achievements made by the students and their mentors in th...

Full description

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Blount,Christopher J, Burke,Ben, Benyamin,Minas, Srour,Merric, Zecher-Freeman,Noah, Bodt,Skylar, Wallace,Micheal, Paul,Justin, Silton,Miriam
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ACOUSTIC SIGNALS
AERODYNAMICS
ARL Summer Student Research
ARMY RESEARCH LABORATORIES
ballistic gelatin
BRAIN INJURIES
COLLEGE STUDENTS
combustion
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES
GENETIC ALGORITHMS
hred (Human Research and Engineering Directorate)
JOINING
joule heating
microcombustion
Military Forces and Organizations
military research
NEURAL PATHWAYS
NITROMETHANE
noise stimulation
optimization
photovoltaics
projectiles
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
sedd (Sensors and Electron Devices Directorate)
slad (Survivability and Lethality Analysis Directorate)
statistical analysis
Summer Student Symposium Proceedings
Test Facilities, Equipment and Methods
THERMOGRAPHY
thin films
UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES
vtd (Vehicle Technology Directorate)
wmrd (Weapons and Materials Research Directorate)
Online Access:Request full text
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
Description
Summary:The ARL Summer Student Research Symposium is an ARL Directors Award Program for all the students participating in various summer scholarship and contract activities across ARL. The goal of the program is to recognize and publicize exceptional achievements made by the students and their mentors in the support of Army science. All college undergraduate and graduate students receiving research appointments and conducting summer studies at ARL are automatically enrolled in the symposium program. As an integral part of their summer study, all students are required to write a paper on their work which summarizes their major activity and its end product. The program is conducted on two separate competitive levels: undergraduate and graduate. The format of the paper in both levels is the same. However, the evaluation will take into consideration the difference in the academic level of the students. All students submitted their research paper for directorate review. Directorate judging panels selected one or two papers from each competition category for the laboratory-wide competition at the Summer Student Symposium on 11 August 2016.Students selected by their directorate for competition participated in the one-day Summer Student Symposium on 11 August 2016. At the symposium the students gave presentations on the focuses of their research papers to the ARL Director and an ARL Fellows panel. This volume of the Summer Student Symposium Proceedings contains many of the presentations that the selected students gave at the symposium.