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The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. JPL’s Contribution to the Development of SiGe RTGs (MHW-RTG and GPHS-RTG), Jack Mondt, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory RTG Life Model Development and Validation (Degra), Richard Ewell, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Advanced Thermoelectrics R&D, Jean-Pierre Fleurial, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Advanced Thermoelectric Converter (ATEC) Development, Thierry Caillat and Richard Ewell, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL ASRG Support Activity, Sal Di Stefano, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Cryogenic Cooling in Space: Fifty Years of Lessons Learned, Ronald G. Ross, Jr., NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory RPS Infrastructure at JPL, Bill J. Nesmith, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory ASC Converter Reliability, Dave Ercegovic, NASA Glenn Research Center October 28, 2008 Radioisotope Power System Launch Safety and Approval, Lyle Rutger, DOE Headquarters Exploration RPS Planning, Timelines, and Projected Utilization, John Olson, NASA Headquarters Science Scenarios, John Olson, NASA Headquarters COMMITTEE MEETING 3 National Academy of Sciences Building Washington, D.C. December 11-12, 2008 December 11, 2008 RPS/Pu-238 Mission Closing Options, Harold M. Bell, NASA Headquarters Integrated Schedule Action, Leonard A. Dudzinski, NASA Headquarters Action Response: Exploration Functional Capabilities Enabled by RPS Availability, John Olson, NASA Headquarters COMMITTEE MEETING 4 Arnold and Mabel Beckman Center of the National Academies of Sciences and Engineering Irvine, California January 12-13, 2009 January 12, 2009 RPS/Pu-238 Mission Closing Options, Harold M. Bell, NASA Headquarters Action Response: Exploration Functional Capabilities Enabled by RPS Availability, John Olson, NASA Headquarters Space Science and RPSs: What Missions Cannot Be Accomplished without RPSs?, Thomas J. Sutliff, Glenn Research Center SITE VISIT 1 Glenn Research Center Cleveland, Ohio October 10, 2008 GRC Organization and Capabilities, George Schmidt, NASA Glenn Research Center Small RPSs: Requirements and Schedules, Thomas J. Sutliff, NASA Glenn Research Center GRC Nuclear Power Radioisotope System Development, Project 138494, David B. Ercegovic, NASA Glenn Research Center Background: Free Piston Stirling for Space, Jeff Schreiber, NASA Glenn Research Center Advanced Stirling Convertor: Product Evolution, NRA to ASC-E2s, Wayne Wong, NASA Glenn Research Center ASC-E2 Design Overview, Wayne Wong, NASA Glenn Research Center and Kyle Wilson, Sunpower, Inc. ASC-E2 Quality Program, Mary Anne Dunlap, Sunpower, Inc., and Orie Barnes, Sest, Inc./NASA Glenn Research Center Risk Mitigation Efforts at GRC, Jeff Schreiber, NASA Glenn Research Center ASRG Reliability Status, Rebecca Richardson, DOE Headquarters ASRG EU Performance, Test Results/Plans, Schedule, Plans to Completion, and System Reliability, Rebecca Richardson, DOE Headquarters; and Dan Tantino, Jack Chan, and Chuong Ha, Lockheed Martin GRC Structures and Materials Division: RPS Support Activities, Mike Nathal, NASA Glenn Research Center Thermophotovoltaic Technology Development Project, Eric B. Clark, NASA Glenn Research Center SITE VISIT 2 Idaho National Laboratory Idaho Falls, Idaho October 15, 2008 Recap of Strategies to Restart Domestic Pu-238 Production, Alice Caponiti, DOE Headquarters Overview of Plutonium-238 Production Mission Proposal, Robert M. Wham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Plutonium-238 Production Safeguards, Robert M. Wham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory INL Requirements to Support ORNL Pu-238 Production, Stephen G. Johnson, Idaho National Laboratory Pu-238 Production: An INL and ORNL Joint Proposal, R. Chase and Stephen G. Johnson, Idaho National Laboratory; and Robert M. Wham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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