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Dynamics and Control of Underwater Gliders I: Steady Motions
(Virginia Center for Autonomous Systems, 2007)
This paper describes analysis of steady motions for underwater gliders, a type of highly efficient underwater vehicle which uses gravity for propulsion. Underwater gliders are winged underwater vehicles which locomote by ...
IPM CRSP Annual Report, Phase III – Year Three: 2006-2007
(Virginia Tech, 2007)
Published every year, the annual reports detail work, accomplishments, training, and publications from each of our programs.
IPM CRSP Annual Report, Phase III – Year Two: 2005-2006
(Virginia Tech, 2006)
Published every year, the annual reports detail work, accomplishments, training, and publications from each of our programs.
IPM CRSP Annual Report, Phase III – Year Five: 2008-2009
(Virginia Tech, 2009)
Published every year, the annual reports detail work, accomplishments, training, and publications from each of our programs.
IPM CRSP Annual Report, Phase III: 2007-2008
(Virginia Tech, 2008)
Published every year, the annual reports detail work, accomplishments, training, and publications from each of our programs.
IPM CRSP Annual Highlights, Year 11: 2003-2004
(Virginia Tech, 2004)
Published every year, the annual reports detail work, accomplishments, training, and publications from each of our programs.
Patient Views of Mild Cognitive Impairment
(Center for Gerontology, Virginia Tech, 2007-11)
Health, Spirituality and Environmental Concern: Older Women's Perspectives on the Natural Environment
(Center for Gerontology and Dept. of Human Development, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 2007-11)
Intimate Partner Violence Among Older Adults: Bridging the Disciplinary Divide
(Center for Gerontology and Dept. of Human Development Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and the Women's Resource Center of the New River Valley, 2009-11)
Mathematical Modeling of Irreversible Electroporation for Treatment Planning
(Sage, 2007-08)
Irreversible Electroporation (IRE) is a new drug-free method to ablate undesirable tissue of particular use in cancer therapy. IRE achieves cell death within the targeted tissue through a series of electric pulses that ...