Roach - Quantum and Non-Equilibrium Processes Division - Spring Review 2013

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The Air Force Office of Scientific Research

Dr. William "Pat" Roach, presents an overview of his program, Quantum and Non-Equilibrium Processes Division, at the AFOSR 2013 Spring Review. At this review, Program Officers from AFOSR Technical Divisions will present briefings that highlight basic research programs beneficial to the Air Force.

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Integrity  Service  Excellence
Quantum and Non-Equilibrium
Processes Division
5 March 2013
Dr. William “Pat” Roach
Division Chief
AFOSR/RTB
Air Force Research Laboratory
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OVERVIEW
• Reorganization
• How we spend our money….
• PO’s and their programs
• Summary and Conclusion
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• Maintain strong 6.1 focus and improve scientific quality
across AFOSR
– Maintain semi-autonomy for program managers as
subject experts
– Enhance responsiveness to rapidly changing scientific
environment
• Improve the ability to collaborate across all AFOSR
portfolios
• Improve the ability to collaborate across the International
Enterprise
Goals of Reorganization
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Office
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RTA
Dynamical Sys
and Control
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RTB
Quantum & Non-
Equilibrium
Processes
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RTC
Information,
Decision, &
Complex Networks
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RTD
Complex Materials
and Devices
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1/0/7/8
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RTE
Energy, Power,
and Propulsion
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IOA
Asia
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IOE
Europe
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South America
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North America
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International
Science Prog Office
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OM
Operations Mgt
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Contracting
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RPP
Plans and Budget
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RP
Business Integration
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JA
Judge Advocate
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IT
Info Technology
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RPF
Financial Mgt
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AFOSR/CL
Director
SES
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AFOSR Reorganization
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Deputy Director
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Chief
RPFF
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Resources Mgmt
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OFF/Enl/Civ/Total
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Information Management
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Information Assurance
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David Stargel William Roach Robert Bonneau Hugh DeLong John Schmisseur
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Howard Schlossberg
Program Officer
Kent Miller
Program Officer
Enrique Parra
Program Officer
William Roach
Acting Chief, RTB
Tatjana Curcic
Program Officer
Arje Nachman
Program Officer
John Luginsland
Program Officer
Julie Moses
Program Officer
Jason Marshall
Program Officer
Detailed
RTB Organizational Chart
Quantum & Non-Equilibrium Processes
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Core + URI
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LRIR + CORE
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RTB PO’s Portfolio’s
• Dr. Tatjana Curcic
Atomic and Molecular Physics
Cold Atom Microscope
Markus Greiner, Harvard
• Dr. Howard Schlossberg
Laser and Optical Physics
– High Average Power Solid-
State Lasers
– Modest Power Lasers
– Nonlinear Optics
– Microplasma Arrays
Pump
(7 ns, 2 µm)
500 µm CO/CO2
filled capillary
coated with Ag
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• Dr. John Luginsland
Plasma & Electro-energetic
Physics
Relativistic Magnetron
Courtesy M. Bettencourt, AFRL/RDH
“Bumpy” Magnetron with ICEPIC
RTB PO’s Portfolio’s
• Dr. Kent Miller
Remote Sensing & Imaging
Physics and Space Sciences
Space Weather effects include:
• satellite drag
• radiation belt perturbations
• communication/navigation/surveillance
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• Dr. Arje Nachman
Electromagnetics
Interrogation (Modeling/Simulation) of
Linear/Nonlinear Maxwell’s Eqns.
Localized cavity field more intense than
incident field & High sensitivity to
parameters (e.g. incidence angle)
RTB PO’s Portfolio’s
Energy from the dress flows inwards to
aid the filament.
• Dr. Enrique Parra
Ultrashort Pulse Laser-Matter
Interactions
Understand and control light sources
exhibiting extreme temporal, bandwidth and
peak power characteristics.
Ultrashort pulses
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1. 1 Integrity  Service  Excellence Quantum and Non-Equilibrium Processes Division 5 March 2013 Dr. William “Pat” Roach Division Chief AFOSR/RTB Air Force Research Laboratory Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited

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3. 3 • Maintain strong 6.1 focus and improve scientific quality across AFOSR – Maintain semi-autonomy for program managers as subject experts – Enhance responsiveness to rapidly changing scientific environment • Improve the ability to collaborate across all AFOSR portfolios • Improve the ability to collaborate across the International Enterprise Goals of Reorganization Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited

4. 4 RT Basic Science Program Office SES 0/0/2/2 CME: 0 RTA Dynamical Sys and Control DR-4 0/0/8/8 CME: 0 RTB Quantum & Non- Equilibrium Processes DR-4 0/0/8/8 CME: 0 RTC Information, Decision, & Complex Networks DR-4 0/0/7/7 CME: 0 RTD Complex Materials and Devices DR-4 1/0/7/8 CME: 0 RTE Energy, Power, and Propulsion DR-4 0/0/6/6 CME: 0 IOA Asia DR-4 4/0/6/10 CME: 0 IOE Europe 0-5 4/0/8/12 CME: 0 IOS South America DR-4 0/0/4/4 CME: 0 ION North America DR-4 6/0/4/10 CME: 5 IO International Science Prog Office 0-6 1/0/0/1 CME: 0 OM Operations Mgt DO-4 0/0/6/6 CME: 0 PK Contracting DO-4 0/0/40/40 RPP Plans and Budget DR-4 1/0/6/7 CME: 0 RP Business Integration DR-4 0/0/2/2 CME: 0 JA Judge Advocate 0-4 2/0/0/2 CME: 0 IT Info Technology DO-4 0/0/2/2 CME: 22 RPF Financial Mgt DO-4 0/0/2/2 CME: 0 AFOSR/CL Director SES 0/0/6/6 CME: 0 AFOSR Reorganization DD Deputy Director 0-6 1/0/2/3 CME: 0 AFRL/PK Chief RPFF External Funds 0/0/5/5 CME: 0 RPFB Direct Funds 0/0/5/5 CME: 0 RPFW Resources Mgmt 0/0/5/5 CME: 0 FY 12/02 Authorized OFF/Enl/Civ/Total 20/0/154/174 CME: 27 ITM Information Management DO-2 0/0/6/6 CME: 0 ITA Information Assurance DO-2 0/0/7/7 CME: 0 David Stargel William Roach Robert Bonneau Hugh DeLong John Schmisseur Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited

5. 5 Howard Schlossberg Program Officer Kent Miller Program Officer Enrique Parra Program Officer William Roach Acting Chief, RTB Tatjana Curcic Program Officer Arje Nachman Program Officer John Luginsland Program Officer Julie Moses Program Officer Jason Marshall Program Officer Detailed RTB Organizational Chart Quantum & Non-Equilibrium Processes Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited

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8. 8 RTB PO’s Portfolio’s • Dr. Tatjana Curcic Atomic and Molecular Physics Cold Atom Microscope Markus Greiner, Harvard • Dr. Howard Schlossberg Laser and Optical Physics – High Average Power Solid- State Lasers – Modest Power Lasers – Nonlinear Optics – Microplasma Arrays Pump (7 ns, 2 µm) 500 µm CO/CO2 filled capillary coated with Ag Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited

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