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Former CI President Elected to CAS

Nov 22, 2021 | Advancements in Combustion, News

Katharina Kohse-Höinghaus, former CI President (2012-2016) and professor of chemistry at Bielefeld University, Germany, has been elected as a Foreign Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences. A total of 194 new academicians from China and around the world were added...

Future Transportation Fuels, a Scientific Perspective

Apr 11, 2019 | Advancements in Combustion, News

In their perspective paper, Future transportation fuels, Gautam Kalghatgi, Howard Levinsky, and Med Colket address the challenges faced by the combustion community as they progress toward a low-carbon transportation future. The overall challenge is how to achieve...

International Space Station (ISS) Combustion Experiments

Oct 15, 2018 | Advancements in Combustion, News

Combustion experiments were recently conducted on the ISS and members of The Combustion Institute have been involved. These experiments follow previous experiments conducted on Kibo and led by some of our Japanese members in the last year. The most recent experiments...

2019 Combustion Institute-Summers Schools Approved

Oct 9, 2018 | Advancements in Combustion, News

The Combustion Institute has recently approved five programs for the 2019 Combustion Institute-Summer School (CI-SS) initiative. Based on a strict review of submitted proposals, five comprehensive programs were approved for University of Sydney, Australia, University...

NASA Research Announcement Solicits Combustion Science Proposals

Oct 5, 2018 | Advancements in Combustion, News

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has released Appendix E of the NASA Research Announcement (NRA) NNH17ZTT001N, entitled, Use of the NASA Physical Sciences Informatics System. This NRA solicits ground-based research proposals from established...

Soot Formation Discovery

Oct 2, 2018 | Advancements in Combustion, News

Figure Caption: 1 nm =1 nanometer=10-9 meters Image courtesy of G.E. Michelsen, H.A. Michelsen, and K. O. Johansson. Scientists have discovered a mechanism that explains soot formation, possibly solving a longstanding scientific mystery. The breakthrough in explaining...

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