Gunther Kletetschka - grants
and contracts:
20. (Jan 1 2013-Dec 31,
2015) MSMT LK21303, Navrat, Traces of
Catastroph that Caused Megamammal Extinction 12900 years ago, via
Charles University in Prague, 80, PI Gunther Kletetschka, Czech
Republic.
19. (Mar 1 2012-Dec 31, 2015) MSMT LH12079, Contact II,
Simulation of
Space Weathering - Effect of nano iron particles on reflectance spectra
of asteroids, via
Institute of Geology AS CR, 20, PI Tomas Kohout, Czech Republic.
18. (Jan 1 2010-Dec 12, 2014) GACR P210/10/2351,
210-Paleomagnetism
and Geochemistry of Volcanic Rocks: Implication for paleoposition and
develepment of Prague's basin (upper Ordovic - lower Devon), via
Institute of Geology AS CR, 10, PI Petr Pruner, Czech Republic.
17. (July 10 2009-Oct 9, 2010) NASA NNX09AO56G (363420): Development of
High Performance Magnetic Materials for Fluxgate Magnetometers, PI
Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
16. (May 27 2009-May 26, 2012) NASA NNX09AN02G (363419): Material
Lifted
from Anodize and Iridite Conversion Coating on Aluminum After Bakeout
thermal Cycling, PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
15. (May 27 2009-May 26, 2012) NASA NNX09AN03G (363416): Flight Array
Inspection and Testing for Integration in the James Web Space Telescope
Microshutter, PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
14. (November 1 2008-October 31, 2011) NASA NNX09AB08A (363399):
Development and Testing of the Integrated Microelectronics Systems for
Tuning of Optical and Electrical Parameters of Bolometric Arrays, PI
Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
13. (April 29 2008-April 30, 2009) NASA NNX08AJ57G (363387): Robust
Materials for Intergrated Circuit Components with precision Impedance
Values for Tuning of OPT, PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
12. (March 5 2008-March 4
2009) NASA NNX08AI58G (363380): Magnetic Testing of Praseodymium
Permanent Magnets for Microshutter Arrays for the James
Web
Space Telescope, PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
11. (January 10, 2008-January 9, 2011) NASA NNX08AF44G (363374): An
Electrically Nanostructured Silicon FET Array for DNA Diagnostics, PI
Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
10. (Jan 30 2007-Jan 29
2009) NASA NNX07AG63G (363343): Magnetomechanical actuation and
cpacitance behavior of microshutter arrays for the James
Web
Space Telescope, PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
9. (July 1 2006-Jun 30
2009) NSF EAR-0609609 (363323): Collaborative research: Testing a new
empirical
law relating the efficiency of thermoremanent magnetization (TRM) and
saturation magnetization (Ms). PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
8. (May 1 2006-Sep 30
2009) NASA NNG06GF24G (362388): Magnetic Functionality, Stiction, and
Microscopy
Research of Microshutter Arrays for the James
Web
Space Telescope, PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
7. (Nov 1 2004-Oct 31
2006) NASA NNG05GA35G (363284): Mechanical performance of
Magnetically-Actuated
Microshutter Arrays for the James
Web
Space Telescope, PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
6. (May 1 2004-April 30
2006) NASA
NNG04GH77A (363274): Cryogenic testing of
Micro Shutters
for James Web
Space Telescope , PI Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
5. (May 1 2003-April 30 2005) NASA NAG5 - 13405 (363252):
Magnetic
Characterization of Micro Shutters for James Web Space Telescope , PI
Gunther Kletetschka, via
Catholic University of America
4. (Apr 1 2002-May 14 2003) NASA NAG5 - 12110: Magnetic
Properties of
Primitive Chondrites, PI Peter Wasilewski, via Howard University
3. (Nov 1 2001-March 31, 2002) NASA NCC5-452, Paleomagnetism of
Mars, PI
Mario Acuna, via
Catholic University of America
2. (Nov 1 2000-Oct 31 2001) NASA NCC5-452, Mars Global Surveyor
Magnetic
Data Analysis, PI Mario Acuna, via Catholic University of America
1. (Nov 1 1998-Oct 31 2000) Solid Earth and Natural Hazards: SENH
98-0134:
Geological Interpretation of Satellite-Altitude Crustal Magnetic
Anomaly Data, PI Patric Taylor, via National Research Council of America
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