finn@earth.arc.nasa.gov (JOHN FINN) (01/17/91)
Are you doing or planning research related to control (removal) or
generation of TRACE CONTAMINANTS in air or water? [Examples: removal by
photocatalytic oxidation, removal by adsorption, removal by reactive
plasma, generation by algae, etc.] If so, I would like to hear from
you. I am beginning studies of trace contaminant control in closed and
near-closed loop air and water systems for long-duration manned space
missions, and would like to learn what others are doing in related
areas. Through this letter I hope to make a few contacts and perhaps
initiate some dialogue/discussion concerning various aspects of trace
contaminant control: issues, theories, experiments, technologies, etc.
Please respond with a brief summary of your work, perhaps a short
bibliography, and how I might reach you. Electronic or postal mail is
fine. Also, if you have comments or suggestions I'd appreciate hearing
from you. Finally, please pass this letter on to anyone who might be
interested but may not otherwise see it. Thank you for your interest.
I would particularly encourage you to respond if you are studying
adsorption of trace components, as this is an area upon which I am
focusing at present.
Dr. John E. Finn
NASA Ames Research Center
M/S 239-11
Moffett Field, CA 94035
finn@earth.arc.nasa.gov
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please either try again later or send a letter. Thanks.FINN@EARTH.ARC.NASA.GOV (FINN) (01/25/91)
Are you doing or planning research *related* to removal, generation,
or detection of TRACE COMPONENTS or CONTAMINANTS in air or water?
[Examples: removal by adsorption, removal by reactive plasma, generation
by algae, generation by offgassing, etc.] If so, I would like to hear
from you. I am beginning studies of trace contaminant control in near-
closed-loop air and water systems for long-duration manned space
missions, and would like to learn what others are doing in related
areas. Responses to this letter will assist me in forming a references
database, and may provide a starting point for some dialogue/discussion
concerning various aspects of trace contaminant control: issues,
theories, experiments, innovations, technologies, etc.
Electronic or postal mail responses are fine. Brief summaries and
short bibliographies are welcome, as are any comments or suggestions.
Please pass this letter on to anyone who might be interested but may not
otherwise see it. Thank you for your interest.
Dr. John E. Finn
Advanced Life Support (Regenerative Systems)
NASA Ames Research Center
M/S 239-11
Moffett Field, CA 94035
finn@earth.arc.nasa.gov
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