Brian Taylor

Dr. Brian Taylor

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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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24 October 2018 in Journal of Insect Biodiversity
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Brian Taylor
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Norbert Agoinon
ASAntonio Sinzogan
Antonio Sinzogan
AAAppolinaire Adandonon
Appolinaire Adandonon
YKYomma N’dA Kouagou
Yomma N’dA Kouagou
JVJean-François Vayssières
Jean-François Vayssières
The historic records of ants from Benin enumerate only 22 species. Our collections, with a primary focus on the mango farm ecosystem, Mangifera indica, have brought this total to 133 species of which only six were recorded before. The Benin specimens for all but six species have been checked against type images on Antweb.org. Twenty species have been recognised as distinct and raised to species status, with explanatory notes. Four species appear to be new but will be described elsewhere.

1 October 2020 in Acta Astronautica
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Brian Taylor
JCJ. Cassibry
J. Cassibry
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R. Adams

30 October 2024 in Ceramics International
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Guang Yang
YXYuhui Xiang
Yuhui Xiang
TPThomas Poirier
Thomas Poirier
NMNarges Malmir
Narges Malmir
TYTiankai Yao
Tiankai Yao
SLShuting Lei
Shuting Lei

30 January 2025 in Journal of Nuclear Materials
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SPS. Widgeon Paisner
S. Widgeon Paisner
AGA. Gonzales
A. Gonzales
JWJ. White
J. White
DBD. Byler
D. Byler
EKErofili Kardoulaki
Erofili Kardoulaki

15 April 2024 in Nuclear Science and Engineering
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Arne Cröll
JWJamelle K. P. Williams
Jamelle K. P. Williams
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Brian Taylor
MVMartin P. Volz
Martin P. Volz
CMChristopher McKinney
Christopher McKinney
JRJhonathan Rosales
Jhonathan Rosales

21 August 2018 in IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science
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Brian Taylor
JCJason Cassibry
Jason Cassibry
RARobert Adams
Robert Adams
GDGlen Doughty
Glen Doughty
BSBill Seidler
Bill Seidler
MRMitchell Rodriguez
Mitchell Rodriguez
The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) in partnership with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration at Marshall Space Flight Center is working to develop a pulsed power facility. The facility, known as Charger-1, is a 1-TW pulsed power machine. The hardware was originally DECADE Module 1 from L-3 Pulsed Sciences Division in San Leandro, CA. The DECADE program enabled the construction of several pulsed-power modules. Together, they were used for high-energy X-ray generation and weapons effects testing. The module at UAH is being outfitted for z-pinch propulsion system and nuclear energy production experiments. Its primary envisioned goal is to support the development of a Pulsed Fission-Fusion propulsion system with experimental data. This document is intended to update the nuclear and pulsed power communities as to the progress of the facility development. An overview of the facility and its status is presented.