Michelle Espy
Michelle Anna Espy is an American physicist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory who studies ultra-low-field nuclear magnetic resonance magnetic resonance imaging using SQUIDs, with applications including magnetoencephalography (the recording of magnetic fields generated by brain activity) and the detection of explosive materials and nerve agents in airline security screening. At Los Alamos, she has also worked on neutron imaging of stockpiled weapons and of the skull of the Bisti Beast, a fossil tyrannosaur. Provided by Wikipedia-
1by Derrick C. Kaseman, Michael T. Janicke, Rachel K. Frankle, Tammie Nelson, Gary Angles-Tamayo, Rami J. Batrice, Per E. Magnelind, Michelle A. Espy, Robert F. WilliamsGet full text
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3by Ronald O. Nelson, Sven C. Vogel, James F. Hunter, Erik B. Watkins, Adrian S. Losko, Anton S. Tremsin, Nicholas P. Borges, Theresa E. Cutler, Lee T. Dickman, Michelle A. Espy, Donald Cort Gautier, Amanda C. Madden, Jaroslaw Majewski, Michael W. Malone, Douglas R. Mayo, Kenneth J. McClellan, David S. Montgomery, Shea M. Mosby, Andrew T. Nelson, Kyle J. Ramos, Richard C. Schirato, Katlin Schroeder, Sanna A. Sevanto, Alicia L. Swift, Long K. Vo, Thomas E. Williamson, Nicola M. WinchGet full text
Published 2018-02-01
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