[Fornlist] lunch/lecture by Johney Green, An Introduction to the Energy and Transportation Science Division @1201 Oak Ridge Turnpike

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Greetings, Friends. Please join us for another interesting and certainly
very salient and topical program: 

October 15, 2008 Friends of ORNL Lunch/Lecture
“An Introduction to the Energy and Transportation Science Division, ORNL”
Johney Green, Ph.D., Director, Energy and Transportation Science Division, ORNL

Abstract: 
The Energy and Transportation Science Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory was created
in March of 2008. Although newly organized and named, the Energy and Transportation Science
Division (ETSD) is an R&D Division for a wide variety of energy and transportation research
missions broadly described in the areas of building and industrial energy efficiency, electrical
power research, fuels, engine and vehicle research and transportation analysis.  Dr. Green will
briefly review the history of the Division and further describe the new mission along with the
science and technology capabilities that support it.

Wed.  15 October 2008: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
1201 Oak Ridge Turnpike    see directions below

Speaker’s bio below.

Lunch by the Soup Kitchen will be $7.00 and includes at least 2 choices of
hot soup, choice of sandwich, pickle, chips, choice of iced tea or hot coffee,
and choice of dessert.

As always, registered professional engineers who attend shall receive
one (1) PDH certificate. 

                           NOTICE - NOTICE

Members wishing to submit renewal dues by mail
can make a check for $20.00 payable to FORNL
and mail it to:

Treasurer, Friends of ORNL
214 Park Lane
Oliver Springs, TN 37840

Non-members who wish to join should also mail a 
check for $20.00 payable to FORNL and mail it to
the same address. [Note that the dues cover the
fiscal year starting on October 1 of each year.]
Non-members should also submit the following information:



Name
Mailing address
e-mail address (if applicable)

                           NOTICE - NOTICE

MONTHLY AGENDA:
 
11:00 am Socializing and coffee 
11:30 am Lunch served 
11:50 am Annual Meeting
12:00 noon Lecture begins 
12:45 pm Q&A 
1:00 pm Adjourn

HEADS UP: 

November 19 - - “State of ORNL” (Community Lecture) 
will be at Noon at AMSE (superseding the November Luncheon Program.
December - - No Meeting
January 21 - - Alan Liby, Title TBA

DIRECTIONS TO MEETING LOCATION

Our meeting location is the white-colored
building at 1201 Oak Ridge Turnpike (State Highway 95)
between Taco Bell and Applebee's
at the intersection of the Turnpike and
Rutgers Ave (at Traffic Light #7).

At the south-west corner of the white-colored building
there is an entrance with a canopy.
Caution - - there is an additional entrance with
a canopy close by  - - the entrance we use is that
closest to the Jameson Inn.  The glass door is identified as
"The University of Tennessee  - University Outreach & 
Continuing Education."

ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dr. Green joined Oak Ridge National Laboratory in 1995 conducting research on cyclic
variability in internal combustion engines.  During the course of that research, he joined a team
working with the Ford Motor Company seeking ways to extend exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)
limits in diesel engines.  The following year, he continued his research collaboration, working
on-site at Ford’s Scientific Research Laboratory on modeling and experimental research for
advanced diesel engines designed for light-duty vehicles.  In 2003 Dr. Green completed a
year-long off-site assignment in Washington, D.C., at the Department of Energy’s Office of
Vehicle Technologies serving as technical coordinator for the 21st Century Truck Partnership,
which seeks to develop advanced technologies for increasing the efficiency of heavy-duty trucks
and buses.  Prior to assuming his current position Dr. Green was the Group Leader for the Fuels,
Engines, and Emissions Research Center, which specializes in the detailed characterization of
internal combustion engines.

Dr. Green earned his Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University
of Memphis and his Masters and Ph.D. degrees in mechanical engineering from the GeorgiaInstitute of Technology.

— 
Robert Costner
http://www.fornl.org