Titlebook: Universe of Scales: From Nanotechnology to Cosmology; Symposium in Honor o Friedemann Freund,Stephanie Langhoff Conference proceedings 2014

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Witness to a Formidable DialogI thought so highly of Mino. He epitomized the definition of a truly brilliant mind. One amazing attribute was his ability to communicate complex concepts in an effective and concise manner. He intrigued me with his depth of knowledge in all things Science, and I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to work with Mino.

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From Neurons to Neutrinos—Modeling the Whole Earth SystemThis paper was written in conjunction with a talk given as part of a symposium held in honor of Dr. Minoru Freund, friend of the author and highly respected scientist at the NASA AMES Research Center, Mountain View, California.

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Friedemann Freund,Stephanie LanghoffIncludes supplementary material:

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Mino’s Sense of Stardust and evolution of organic material in the interstellar medium, was one of the many fields that fascinated Mino. In 2006, he and his father, Friedemann Freund, co-authored a paper that contributed unique ideas and a fresh look at some aspects of the field. I remember the conversations we had that started his probing mind down the stardust path.

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Growing Up the leaves outside the window. He saw how the sunlight spread into colorful bands. I showed him the spectra of an incandescent bulb, a fluorescent tube, a Bunsenburner flame, and a high voltage discharge through air—all distinctly different from the spectrum of sunlight.

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Microsatellite Ionospheric Network in Orbitts; attempts to evaluate their suitability for providing appropriate warnings; and then proposes a microsatellite constellation concept which could be used as part of an operational system to detect them.

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Earthquake Prediction Research Using Radio Tomography of the Ionospherem. The current system provides a foundation and the tools to study ionospheric effects linked to conditions in the Earth’s crust prior to major earthquakes. Progress toward a fully operational system will require several more years of data acquisition and analysis.