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Jordanian physicist Marwan Mousa visited Washington,
D.C. during his Fulbright sojourn.
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Among this year's science grantees was Jordanian physicist Marwan
Mousa, a professor at Mu'tah University in Al-Karak. For years,
Mousa has worked with several well-known international groups
to master a variety of techniques and methodologies in field ion
and field emission microscopy.
Through his recent Fulbright grant to Florida International University
(FIU), Mousa was able to work with associate professor Mark Hagmann
of FIU's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Hagmann
recently discovered a new quantum resonance, which Mousa applied
to his study of dynamic conductance in field emission.
"We had a very productive time, with successful scientific
outcomes in terms of electron source development," said Hagmann.
The results of the collaborative research conducted by Mousa and
Hagmann were presented at the International Field Emission Society
symposium in July 2000 and should be published in 2001.
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