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Professor Agonafer Selected as the 2014 NSBE Golden Torch Awardee
Friday 7th of March 2014
Professor Agonafer has been selected as the 2014 National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Golden Torch Award honoree for Golden Torch Legacy Award. He will be recognized at the "17th Annual Golden Torch Awards (GTA)" to be held on Saturday, March 29, 2014 in Nashville, TN. The award is the "highest award" given at the annual NSBE conference with a citation: "For selfless dedication and achievements, this award is given to an individual who has had an historical impact on the African-American community on a global basis. This individual has exhibited a spirit of determination and perseverance and has had to overcome and endure many challenges along the way. The honoree is chosen at a national level. Included in this award is a lifetime membership to the National Society of Black Engineers." For additional information, please see: http://www.nsbe.org/Programs/NSBE-Programs/Golden-Torch-Awards/2014-GTA-Winners.aspx
Graduate ASL Team Selected to Comptet at 2014 RASC-AL
Friday 7th of March 2014
The Graduate ASL team (Dr. Subbarao, Advisor) of Ghassan Atmeh, Pavan Nuthi, Laura Henderson, Alok Rege, Ameya Godbole (MS), Paul Quillen, Varun Pathakamudi (MS), and Pengkai Ru was selected to compete at the 2014 RASC-Al (Revolutionary Aerospace Systems Concepts Academic Linkage). Their project titled, SMIRFF: Smart Maintenance, Inspection, and Repair Free-Flyer, will be presented in the Tele-operated Robot Theme. Other finalists include teams from the University of Maryland, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Virginia Tech, Drexel University, West Virginia University and the University of Colorado – Boulder.
NASA will sponsor travel for the team to the 2014 RAC-Al Forum competition to be held in Cocoa Beach, FL June 17-19.
Researcher proves mass is important in nano calculations, measurements
Thursday 23rd of January 2014
Dr. Alan Bowling, an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, has proved that the effect of mass is important, can be measured, and has a significant impact on any calculations and measurements at the sub-micrometer scale.
The results are consistent with Newton's Second Law of Motion and imply that mass should be included in the dynamic model of nano-sized objects in fluid environments that often occurs in biological systems. The most widely accepted models omit mass at that scale.
Dr. Bowling collaborated with Samarendra Mohanty, assistant professor of physics; doctoral students Mahdi Haghshenas-Jaryani, Bryan Black, and Sarvenaz Ghaffari; and graduate student James Drake.
For more information : http://www.uta.edu/news/releases/2014/01/bowling-nano-measurement.php
Ankur Jain Receives 2013 ASME EPPD Young Engineer Award
Wednesday 13th of November 2013
Congratulations to Dr. Ankur Jain, recipient of the 2013 ASME EPPD Young Engineer Award for Outstanding Contributions as a Young Engineer to the Field of Electronic and Photonic Packaging! Established in 2001, the award recognizes a young engineer with significant technical achievements in the area of electronic and photonic packaging demonstrated through papers, patents, or product development. Ankur was formally recognized at the ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition November 19, 2013, San Diego, from Dr. Yogendra Joshi, Chair of ASME's Electronics and Photonics Division. Dr. Yogendra Joshi is the John M. McKenney and Warren D. Shiver Distinguished Chair in Building Mechanical Systems, The George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Tech.
Aerospace Alumna Named One of Aviation Week's "Twenty20s"!
Friday 8th of November 2013
Yayu "Monica" Hew, a 2013 UTA aerospace engineering graduate, is one of Aviation Week's "Twenty20s", the magazine announced October 31.The Twenty20s are Aviation Week's newest awards, produced in partnership with Raytheon, and recognize top engineering, math, science and technology students. The program connects the next generation of aerospace and defense talent with established leaders who have created many of the "firsts" driving innovation in the 21st century, according to a news release announcing the winners.
"With the Twenty20 awards, Aviation Week seeks to identify students who are already making a difference, through their academic performance, the projects and research they undertake, and their engagement with the world beyond their classrooms," Greg Hamilton, Aviation Week president, explained.
Hew is pursuing her master's degree in aerospace engineering at Stanford University. She will be honored during Aviation Week's annual Aerospace & Defense Programs Conference on November 14 in Phoenix, AZ.
Monica is back with UTA's NASA parabolic flight campaign team (Erica Castillo (AE), Monica Hew (AE), Austin Mears (AE), Jun Yao (ME PhD) and Fernando Leal-Arizpe (Psychology PhD)), getting ready to fly the wireless strain sensing experiment developed in Dr. Huang's lab. The flight campaign, cancelled earlier due to the government shutdown, is resuming during the week of Nov 18-22. Dr. Ben Harris is accompanying the team.
Professor Frank Lu and Alumnus Nathan Dunn Issued Subject Patent
Friday 11th of October 2013
Congratulations to Dr. Frank Lu and his former advisee, Nathan Dunn,for the issuance of the subject patent on October 1, 2013. Nathan graduated with BS in AE in 2010 and works currently for Aerojet. Their patent is for a continuous detonation wave engine (CDWE).
Conventional heat engines typically derive power primarily from a type of combustion known as deflagration. However, in recent years, researchers have attempted to design engines that derive power primarily from detonation, rather than deflagration. Such engines are known as detonation engines.
An example embodiment includes a generally annular combustion chamber dimensioned to allow a fuel mixture to detonate, a mixing chamber, and a fuel mixture channel that provides for fluid communication between the mixing chamber and the combustion chamber. At least part of the fuel mixture channel features a quenching structure dimensioned to substantially prevent detonation from spreading from the combustion chamber via the fuel mixture channel to the mixing chamber.
Ms. Ezgihan Baydar Awarded NASA Harriet G. Jenkins Predoctoral Fellowship!
Monday 30th of September 2013
Congratulations to Ms. Ezgihan Baydar, and her Advisor Prof. Frank Lu, for being awarded a NASA Harriet G. Jenkins Predoctoral Fellowship. This 3-year fellowship provides $135k in funding and includes summer internships at NASA GRC and tuition payment of up to $10k/year.
As undergraduate, Ms. Baydar was awarded an Undergraduate Research opportunity Program (UROP) in Spring 2012 to pursue research in modeling of shock/turbulence interaction under the supervision of Prof. Lu. Her research was subsequently selected for presentation, among other venues, at our Industry Advisory Board meeting.
Students to Test Project in Reduced Gravity
Thursday 5th of September 2013
Monica Hew (aerospace engineering '13) leads a team consisting of Erica Castillo (aerospace engineering '13), Fernando Leal-Arizpe (psychology graduate student), Austin Mears (mechanical engineering junior) and Jun Yao, (electrical engineering graduate student testing a Wireless Strain Sensing System in Space Application. The tests will be conducted in four flights scheduled for Thursday, September 25 through Friday, October 4, in Houston. They will be performed in a NASA zero-gravity flight. The principal investigators for the project are Associate Professor Haiying Huang and Assistant Professor Ben Harris of the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department. Read more about this project.
Wendy Okolo Winner of AIAA John Leland Atwood Award!
Monday 12th of August 2013
Ms. Wendy Okolo, Prof. Dogan Advisor, has been awarded the AIAA John Leland Atwood Graduate Award. The award underscores her active engagement in promising research and will be celebrated at the AIAA SciTech 2014 Awards luncheon. Wendy will also be recognized by the Tarrant County Commissioner's Office on August 20 for her exceptional accomplishments. A Resolution of Commendation will be issued in her honor.
The Leland Award, sponsored by endowments from Rockwell and Boeing North America, Inc., and named in memory of John Leland "Lee" Atwood, former chief executive officer of Rockwell, North American, is presented to a student actively engaged in research in the areas covered by the technical committees of AIAA. For further information, see https://www.aiaa.org/SecondaryTwoColumn.aspx?id=18469.
Aerospace Vehicle Design Lab Contributes to National DARPA/NASA Study
Wednesday 17th of July 2013
UTA's Aerospace Vehicle Design (AVD) Laboratory has been contributing to a national DARPA/NASA study from 2010 – 2011 titled Manned Geosynchronous Earth Orbit (GEO) Servicing Study. The final report has been recently published as NASA SP-2012-598, 2011. |
The Manned GEO Servicing (MGS) Study team was chartered to provide recommendations for technology investments that would enable astronauts to perform on-orbit servicing of GEO satellites. The goal of this study was to examine the capabilities required to extend human servicing capabilities to GEO and to identify areas of investment to realize these capabilities. The MGS Study team was accountable to stakeholders who included the NASA Chief Technologist and the NASA Associate Administrator for the Space Operations Mission Directorate (SOMD). The study team was composed of representatives from various NASA Centers, representatives from organizations that traditionally support the Department of Defense, and academia. UTA MAE's AVD Laboratory formally supported TEAM 2: CREW TRANSPORTATION. The dedicated AVD Lab architecture planning and system integration capability directly contributed to Team 2 Lead Jeff Cerro/NASA LaRC and the overall Study Project Manager David Moyer/NASA HQ. |
Most Valuable Faculty Award Presented
Tuesday 4th of June 2013
Bernd Chudoba, Associate Professor in MAE , was awarded the Most Valuable Faculty Award in Recognition of Outstanding Service to the Graduating Class of 2013!
Andrew Makeev Heads Advanced Materials and Structures Lab
Thursday 23rd of May 2013
The University of Texas at Arlington has recently created the Advanced Materials and Structures Lab (AMSL) under the leadership of Professor Andrew Makeev. AMSL is becoming a focal, world class organization with a critical mass of researchers empowered by state-of-the-art facilities. He, his team at UT Arlington and a team at Bell are working on an ONR project, "Integration of Design and Manufacturing Processes to Improve Performance of Composites".
In addition to the ONR program, AMSL researchers are working on a number of projects in materials and structures. In particular, Professor Makeev represents the UT Arlington in the Vertical Lift Consortium, a national organization comprised of the U.S. rotorcraft industry and academic institutions involved in the vertical lift aircraft research with the common goal of providing long-term advancement of rotorcraft. He leads the Advanced Materials Technology Research at VLC and participates in a number of other VLC efforts including the durability and damage tolerance and the condition based maintenance technology. Professor Makeev also represents UT Arlington in the Vertical Lift Research Center of Excellence, a multi-university organization funded by the U.S. Army to conduct fundamental research in the rotorcraft areas.
For more information, please see http://www.uta.edu/mae/AMSL/
Eric Haney Selected as NASA/Texas Space Grant Consortium Fellow for Second Time!
Tuesday 21st of May 2013
MAE student, Eric Haney has been selected as a NASA/Texas Space Grant Consortium Fellow for the 2013-2014 academic year! This scholarship is intended to recognize high-quality students and encourage their consideration of graduate studies in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields which will ultimately lead to careers in STEM related fields. Congratulations Eric!
ONR Awards Andrew Makeev and Team
Tuesday 14th of May 2013
Dr. Makeev is leading a research team from UTA and Bell Helicopter working in the newly created Advanced Materials and Structures Lab (AMSL). The Office of Navel Research project is focusing on "Integration of Design and Manufacturing Processes to Improve Performance of Composites". To read more about this exciting research see: http://www.uta.edu/mae/AMSL/.
Student to Intern in NASA Applied Physics Lab
Thursday 25th of April 2013
Mr. Chris Abrego has been selected as a 2013 NASA Summer Intern in the Applied Physics Lab at John Hopkins University. Chris' adviser is Panos Shiakolas, Ph.D. Chris will be working on the Solar Probe Plus mission to send a spacecraft closer to the sun than any previous mission. For more information see https://www.aplapp.com/showProject.jsp?groupId=Project-7-10653
Two MAE Students Receive Carolyn A. Barros Service-Learning Award!
Monday 15th of April 2013
Mr. Joshua Sidin and Mr. Andrew Maddox have been selected to receive the Carolyn A. Barros Service-Learning Award. In response to Jeb Bush's education challenge at his Maverick Series speakers address, they created a tutoring program for at risk pre-college students. Andrew, a veteran who served in Iraq, is graduating this Spring and is heading to the Navy Pilot School. Josh is graduating this Spring, as well. He has accepted an offer with Lockheed Martin and will pursue his MS at UTA.
Their proactive outreach is uplifting and speaks volumes of our MAE students' community engagement and caring.
Ankur Jain selected as a 2013 AFOSR Summer Faculty Fellow
Monday 15th of April 2013
Dr. Jain will join a team investigating aircraft energy management for the summer. His research will hopeful be the beginning of a long-term research collaboration between UT Arlington and AFRL!
Elijah Stevens Awarded 2013 Goldwater Scholarship
Wednesday 10th of April 2013
Elijah Stevens, a junior majoring in Mechanical Engineering, has been selected as a 2013 Goldwater Scholar, only the second UT Arlington student to receive this prestigious award. As a sophomore Elijah has developed a particular interest in analytical and experimental advanced materials research, joining Dr. Stefan Dancila's research group working in the Ultra High Temperature Materials Characterization Laboratory. Under Dr. Dancila's guidance and mentorship he has worked on a research project focused on the thermo-mechanical and non-destructive characterization of Thermal Protection Systems (TPS) carbon-carbon composite materials, a key technology for the advancement of hypersonic flight. TPS materials research represents the forefront of aerospace materials and structural research, a topic of great importance for national defense, space exploration, and hypersonic flight that may enable a five-fold reduction in flight time.
"Mr. Stevens is an outstanding student demonstrating a remarkable maturity level. I am impressed by his intelligent questions and remarks, his natural curiosity and the desire to learn and understand. He is a quick, focused learner and has demonstrated a positive attitude and enthusiasm, which will serve him well in his future endeavors as a student and scientist/engineer," Dr. Dancila said.
With Dr. Dancila's recommendation, Mr. Stevens applied and was selected for the Summer 2012 NASA Academy Program, allowing him to continue to expand his research horizons at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. The experience provided him with further motivation for research, and focused his interest on the related field of rocket nozzle structures and gas dynamics, and turbo-machinery.
As he enters his final year of undergraduate study, Stevens' aspiration is to pursue a master's degree and then enter the private space industry and engaged in Rocket Propulsion research. "I would also like to become a mentor who would challenge my mentees to engineer a safe and prosperous future by using their talent to the fullest" he added. "Winning the Goldwater Scholarship not only will help me financially, it is also recognition of the quality education and mentoring I am receiving here at UTA".
Prior to coming to UT Arlington, Stevens served in the U.S. Army where he was deployed to Iraq. "I experienced in the Army how engineering ingenuity kept me and my fellow service members safe" Elijah said. "My Service in the Army provides me with additional perspective to rise up to the modern engineering challenges we now face and hopefully, in so facing, improve our intellectual horizons and livelihoods" he added.
In addition to Dancila, who Stevens credits for giving him his first experience doing real research and opening his mind to cutting edge technology, Dr. Mahera Philobos, Assistant Provost at UTA, was the person who brought the scholarship to his attention. "Dr. Philobos's encouragement and support throughout the application process was invaluable to me" he said.
"Because of his academic accomplishment and his excellent research experiences, Elijah was nominated and was selected for the 2013 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship. He embodies the essence of dedication and commitment to the field of engineering and represents the best of UTA and the broader community" Dr. Philobos said. "Elijah is one of the most impressive and capable students I have ever met. He has enormous potential to make exceptional contributions as a 'change-agent' in this world, excelling in any endeavor he undertakes" she added.
College of Engineering Dean J.P. Bardet was thrilled to hear of Stevens's accomplishment. "The Goldwater Scholarship is presented to the best students in the country, and Elijah represents the high caliber of students we work with every day in the College of Engineering. His determination and hard work have led to this award, and we are proud to have him as a student," he said.
Congress established the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program in 1986 in honor of the former U.S. senator from Arizona and 1964 presidential candidate. The program's goal is to encourage a continuing source of highly qualified scientists, mathematicians and engineers by awarding scholarships in the fields. The scholarship is awarded to about 300 college sophomores and juniors nationwide. A maximum of $7,500 per academic year is granted.
Aero-Mavs Rocket Division Wins in Battle of the Rockets
Tuesday 9th of April 2013
The UTA MAE AERO-MAVERICKS ROCKET DIVISION traveled to Culpeper, VA this past Saturday to participate in the annual Battle of the Rockets competition.
A team of twelve dedicated ROCKET DIVISION members arrived at the launch site with two minivans, a mobile workshop, and a suite of uniquely crafted rockets-landers-rovers designed and built throughout the year. Last Saturday, this great team demonstrated the true spirit & proficiency of the UTA MAE Rocket Scientist by placing:
- 1st Place Target Altitude Event
- 1st Place Planetary Rover Event
The Right Stuff has been orchestrated by AE students Elizabeth Blaiszik (President Aero Mavericks) and Marcos Resendiz (Rocket Division Chief Engineer). The real stuff has seen implementation via a vibrant team able to define a competition focus, willing to align the academic and personal growing towards a unique learning experience, proficient to ready hardware and a mindset in time for the competition, finally representing the UTA MAE Rocket Mavericks spirit in a public setting. Aero Mavericks, the world is your oyster!
More information about the Battle of the Rockets
MAE Professor to be Recognized
Friday 5th of April 2013
Professor Kent Lawrence will be honored on Thursday for his 50 years of service at UT Arlington. For the complete story in the UTA Shorthorn, please click here
MAE Undergraduate Wins at ACES!
Thursday 4th of April 2013
Ms. Monica Hew, our most decorated undergraduate student thus far won the Annual Celebration of Excellence by Students (ACES) symposium's Undergraduate Sustainability Award and First Place in the Undergraduate Afternoon Oral presentation. Her Faculty Adviser is Prof. Haiying Huang! Monica has accepted a scholarship to pursue a PhD at Stanford.
The ACES symposium is a university-wide, daylong event that occurs in late March. ACES showcases the best of our students' research and creativity. Undergraduate and graduate students work with faculty mentors in their disciplines to write and submit abstracts for the competition. The approved abstracts are then turned into oral presentations or posters to be presented at the symposium.
MAE Graduate Student Selected to Participate in NASA Langley Aerospace Research Student Scholars Program!
Thursday 4th of April 2013
Graduate student Eric Haney has been selected to participate in NASA Langley Aerospace Research Student Scholars (LARSS) program this summer. The project he will work on is investigating alternate hypersonic vehicle concepts and missions. Eric is advised by Bernd Chubdoba, Ph.D.
Location: NASA Langley Aerospace Research Student Scholars Program!
Graduate Student Awarded Second Amelia Earhart Fellowship!
Wednesday 3rd of April 2013
Aerospace engineering graduate student, Laura Henderson, has been awarded the prestigious Amelia Earhart Fellowship for the second year in a row. She is advised by Kamesh Subbarao, Ph.D.
The Amelia Earhart Fellowship program helps talented women, pursuing advanced studies in the typically male-dominated fields of aerospace-related sciences and engineering, achieve their educational goals. The Fellowship enables these women to invest in state-of-the-art computers to conduct their research, purchase expensive books and resource materials, and participate in specialized studies around the globe. Amelia Earhart Fellows have gone on to become astronauts, aerospace engineers, astronomers, professors, geologists, business owners, heads of companies, even Secretary of the US Air Force.
Bob Woods Wins SAE 2013 Excellence in Engineering Education Award
Friday 29th of March 2013
SAE International announces that Dr. Robert L. (Bob) Woods, professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington, has won the SAE Excellence in Engineering Education Award. Dr. Woods will receive the award during the Awards Ceremony at the SAE 2013 World Congress in Detroit. The Awards Ceremony will be held Tuesday, April 16.
This annual award recognizes outstanding contributions made by an individual toward activities related to the SAE Education Board, including the promotion of SAE student activities at the international or local levels, contributions that advance engineering education, contributions in support of the SAE Collegiate Design competitions, and the promotion of educational related activities at any level.
Bob's quality mentorship is paralleled by the number of teams he advised: 67 in Baja SAE™, Formula SAE™, Formula Hybrid, Hybrid Electric Vehicle, and compressed natural gas Vehicle competitions.
What a superb recognition for Bob, MAE and UTA! We join generations of students in proudly sharing this acknowledgment!
2013 SAE Aero Design Competition
Tuesday 19th of March 2013
The UTA MAE AERO-MAVERICKS consist of two divisions: (A) ROCKET DIVISION and (B) FIXED-WING DIVISION. The Rocket Division has been in existence for years scoring high in competitions. The Fixed-Wing Division has been formally formed in late September 2012 with the goal of providing MAE students aeronautics design-build-fly experience.
The design & construction of the AM-1 (Aero Mavs 1) started in October 2012 with an enthusiastic team headed by AE student Jerry Howell. Jerry has been pragmatically managing a group of novice RC model builders through a 5-month short course in design, report writing, ground & flight testing, and first SAE Aero Design competition exposure. This is the story of a team bypassing all expectations in rapid & quality learning.
This Spring Break has been dedicated to flight testing and readying the AM-1 for last weekend's competition. In a nutshell, the AM-1 has been crashing during a competition run due to wing flutter (structural weakness identified in high-speed winds and gusts at airfield). The Aero Mavs Team decided to rebuild & improve the AM-1 during an all-night shift for the second competition flight. This dedication even surprised the SAE Aero Design organizers. This night-shift design iteration produced an AM-1 delivering flawless flying qualities. A high idle-thrust setting resulted in the plane veering off the runway with one wheel during the final competition flight.
Despite having barely missed a high score in this first international SAE Aero Design competition, the team's goal of successfully engineering a flight vehicle in a team-environment has been far exceeded. Being the Aero Mavs academic advisor, both Aero Mavs divisions present The Right Stuff. Goal is to grow the AE Aero Mavericks in analogy to the successful ME Formula SAE racecar team activity headed by Dr. Woods. With the Aero Mavs having reached true critical mass, the following actions will formalize the Aero Mavericks setting aimed at representing UTA MAE quality aerospace education nationally & internationally:
- Aero Mavericks lab facility organization;
- Aero Mavericks webpage;
- Aero Mavericks sponsor & funds raising activities;
- Aero Mavericks competition planning.
2013 SAE Aero Design competition results:
Aero Mavs: 10th in Design (Design Report Score)!!!, 26th in Oral Presentation, 28th overall. 39 teams total.
Here are links to the videos as well.
AM-1 Maiden Flight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMe4-p7t1wM
AM-1 Second Flight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI9kcRdRNP4 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMVJY0cBFQw
AM-1 Third Flight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkq4QSdQzWs
Competition Crash: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2InidW7B6k
Competition Run http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RRsfcveQwY


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Evaluation of Potato Tuber Moth (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) Resistance in Tubers of Bt-cry5 Transgenic Potato Lines
Authors: Mohammed, Ahmed; Douches, D. S.; Pett, W.; Grafius, E.; Coombs, J.; Liswidowati; Li, W.; Madkour, M. A.
Source: Journal of Economic Entomology, Volume 93, Number 2, April 2000 , pp. 472-476(5)
Publisher: Entomological Society of America
The potato tuber moth, Phthorimaea operculella (Zeller), in tropical and subtropical countries, is the most destructive pest of potato, Solanum tuberosum L. The larvae attack foliage and tubers in the field and in storage. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of a Bt-cry5 transgene to control the potato tuber moth in tuber tissues. Tuber bioassays using stored (11-12 mo old) and newly harvested tubers of Bt-cry5-Lemhi Russet and Bt-cry5-Atlantic potato lines showed up to 100% mortality of 1st instars. Mortality was lowest in the newly harvested tubers of Bt-cry5-Atlantic lines (47.1–67.6%). Potato tuber moth mortality was 100% in the Bt-cry5-Spunta lines that were transformed with Bt-cry5 gene controlled by the CaMV 35S promoter (pBIML5 vector) and in 2 of 3 lines transformed with Bt-cry5 gene controlled by the Gelvin super promoter (pBIML1vector). The transgenic Spunta lines expressing Bt-cry5 controlled by the patatin promoter (pBMIL2 vector) showed the lowest tuber moth mortality (25.6 and 31.1%). The Bt-cry5 transgenic lines with high tuber expression of B. thuringiensis have value in an integrated pest management system to control potato tuber moth.Keywords: Bacillus thuringiensis; Phthorimaea operculella; Solanum tuberosum; genetic engineering; transgenic potato
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: April 1, 2000
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Why does energy intensity fluctuate in China?
Energy intensity reflects energy usage efficiency of an economy, in the process of production and consuming of economic output. Why does energy intensity fluctuate in China? In this paper, we explores the distortion of different energy prices, the change of energy structure, technological and final demand structure and their impact on energy intensity in China, based on the path analysis method and input-output structure decomposition model, respectively. And three results have been showed in this paper: first, proved that optimize the relative prices of different types of energy is the most important pricing mechanism when cut down the energy intensity; second, showed that the proportion of oil consumption is the limiting factor that has led to energy intensity change; third, built an input-output structure decomposition analysis model and analyzed technological changes, final demand structure changes, and their direct and indirect impact on energy intensity based on energy input-occupancy-output tables of 30 industry sectors of China in 1992, 1997, 2002 and 2004, which suggest that the fluctuation of energy intensity is mainly due to technology advances and the corresponding change in industrial structure.Download Info
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I worked at John Deere
Pros – Great learning experience for an intern. Real projects along with presentations to leadership at the end. There is subsidized housing for interns. Friendly people.
Cons – For me, location was not the best. The workplaces are in nice towns but limited choices (mainly Iowa, IL, or ND).
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Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
I have been working at John Deere
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Pros – Deere is consistently rated a great place to work. The opportunities for women and minorities are huge as Deere diversifies from historic male orientation in manufacturing and engineering. We are right on the Mississippi River for recreational fun. 2.5 hours from Chicago.
Cons – There is no public university in town, so cultural life is limited. Winter is a bit long. Employees are not rewarded for excellent customer service.
Advice to Senior Management – Reward employees for excellent customer service. While hiring is diversifying, promotions are not. Analyze the demographics on employee promotions to diversify management.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
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I have been working at John Deere
Pros – Deere is one of the oldest corporations in America. It focuses on an increasing number of markets built on a foundation of tradition and love afair with farming that goes back over 150 years.
The company has the resources to invest in technical R&D. It has a great relation with its customer base. if you fight for what you believe you can accomplish your goals.
It is truly multi-national so people working for Deere have the opportunity to see a good slice of the planet.
Cons – In IT, i sometimes think it views IT that supports the product with suspicion and starves it.
Advice to Senior Management – develop a mentor relationship if you can.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
I worked at John Deere
Pros – The benifits are great! I'd say the best their is. The pay is great also, and the bonuses.
Cons – Training is rushed. If John Deere invests alot of money in their equipment, an employee with little experience should have more time without being penalized.
Advice to Senior Management – I suggest a payed training class for 3 months, even with less pay to make sure employees are confortable with their job and are able to perform their duties as soon as they get in their work area.
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I worked at John Deere
Pros – Interesting work, compensation, career growth
Cons – Some locations are terrible, career growth can be limited on your ability to be political, long hours.
Advice to Senior Management – Invest in the smaller towns that factories are at to retain employees.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
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I have been working at John Deere
Pros – Pleasant work environment, appropriate holiday time off
Cons – Treat employees with distrust & disrespect, 'rules' change however it benefits the company, not in writing, raises & promotions given via 'good ole boy' network not based on job performance
Advice to Senior Management – After 33 years with company I developed a health problem and went on salary continuance as my benefits were supposed to allow. When company wanted me to come back to work, my doctor told them I wasn't ready to return yet, so Deere representative told me to either retire or they would fire me. So forced to retire I'm now living on about 25% of what I made while working.
When I was active employee I was continually discreminated against in favor of younger male employees for raises & promotions even though I have always been rated very highly in performance reviews, and the people I provided work product for throughout the company including international contacts were highly satisfied with my work and very supportive of my efforts, including providing budget money from their division budgets to support my efforts.
I'm highly dissatisfied with how I was treated after being a productive and loyal employee for 33 years.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
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I worked at John Deere
Pros – Good Pay, Very nice people to work with.
Cons – They need to be more Family orientated, and understanding to parents with disabled kids!
Advice to Senior Management – I still don't understand why I was fired because of missing 3 days of work. My son was Ambulanced to Iowa City, completley ventalated. Please try to change the way you treat families!
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
I have been working at John Deere
Pros – Excellent starting salary.
Performance bonus every pay day.
Two weeks paid vacation after first year.
High 401k company match.
Good dental plan.
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Thirty minute lunch break.
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Jason believes that Jackson's influence on the project will be invaluable. "Janet Jackson will take us on a visually innovative, cerebral journey through the turbulent lives of transgendered people of all ages around the world and their epic struggle for equality." The director continues, "This film will highlight landmark mainstream stories and provide a glimpse at others that will change the gender landscape of the world forever. Just as it is hard to believe that there ever was a time when different components of society were required to use separate drinking fountains, it is as incredible that one's gender expression remains just such a target for discrimination."
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Featuring an all-star cast, Childrens Hospital based upon the Webby Award winning digital show with its twisted take on network medical dramas.
Genre: Comedy
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Run Dr. Lola Spratt, Run
In the season premiere, when a kid trapped in quicksand comes into the ER on a Saturday, it's up to Sy to wrangle the team back together because doctors don't work on weekends.
Ward 8
Detective Change Briggs (recurring guest star NICK OFFERMAN Parks and Recreation) is back and goes undercover in Ward 8, the wing for mentally insane children. Blake's ex-girlfriend, Britches (guest star SARAH SILVERMAN The Sarah Silverman Program), comes back and Chief and Glenn have handicapped sex.
The Black Doctor
Blake needs a place to stay after his landlord kicks him out for being a clown. Meanwhile, Dr. Brian (recurring guest star JORDAN PEELE MADtv) returns to Childrens Hospital after leaving his job as a consultant on the medical drama Black Hospital. Also, Cat is naked the entire episode.
Home is Where the Hospital Is
Space is getting scarce in the communal apartment and someone needs to move out. Sy deals with his own undesirable living condition.
Pediatric plastic surgeon Tug Spano (guest star SETH MORRIS Funny or Die Presents) arrives at Childrens Hospital, while Max Von Sydow (recurring guest star JOHN ROSS BOWIE The Big Bang Theory) mixes up babies in the maternity ward. Glenn and Owen take a walk to get a snack.
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Dr. Richie is back from killing babies in 'Nam, Lola wants to be a lady doctor and Dr. Brian (recurring guest star JORDAN PEELE) is just doin' what he does.
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It's Fathers Day at Childrens Hospital and Lola and Dr. Brian (recurring guest star JORDAN PEELE) are determined to finding Cat's estranged father. Meanwhile, the other doctors wait on a prisoner to be executed so they can use his black heart for a transplant.
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Childrens Hospital presents a very special episode that will take you back to simpler times, when ladies wore dresses, men wore top hats and clowns knew their place.
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Owen's secret wife, Kelly (guest star ALICIA SILVERSTONE Clueless), brings their baby in with a mysterious wound. Plus, Val dances with the Devil and by dances we mean she plays chess for her life.
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The Childrens Hospital doctors are assigned to work the nightshift. European doctor Velam Geza (guest star NICK KROLL The League) joins the team to help show them the ropes. Plus, a doctor dies.
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Party Down
Jewish heart surgeon Glenn Richie never had a Bar Mitzvah, so now it's up to his girlfriend Valerie and longtime nemesis Rabbi Jewy McJewJew (recurring guest star DAVID WAIN Wainy Days) to plan one. Also, Owen Maestro sets out on a quest to get his foreskin back.
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Peterson sustained a mid-foot sprain in the second quarter on Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens, as linebacker Arthur Brown tackled him while he tried to stretch for a first down. X-rays were negative on Peterson's foot, a MRI showed no structural damage or risk of a Lisfranc injury, and Peterson said on Monday afternoon he planned to play Sunday. But he was still scheduled to undergo a CT scan on his foot, and the Vikings planned to send the results of Peterson's medical exams to a foot specialist.
When the Vikings got the results on Monday evening, they determined Peterson would have to spend time in a walking boot and prove he can run once he gets out of the boot, according to the source.
It remains to be seen whether that will happen yet this season. Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray missed six weeks with a mid-foot sprain last season, and Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew is averaging a career-low 3.5 yards per carry this season after sustaining a Lisfranc injury in 2012 and spraining his foot again this year.
In light of that history, Peterson's typically sunny outlook on his ability to heal quickly might not pan out this time.
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