ANSR Customers and Projects

We are proud to present selected ANSR clients, along with brief descriptions of projects that ANSR has performed for each.

General Fusion, Inc.

• In 2003, ANSR performed a feasibility study for an ultrasonic shock-driven approach to achieving fusion in the laboratory.

Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)

• Under a LANL contract (2000 through 2003), ANSR provided Monte Carlo simulations in support of designing diagnostics for the National Ignition Facility (NIF).

Impulse Devices, Inc. (IDI)

• Beginning in November, 1999, ANSR has performed physics theory and simulations to help assess the feasibility of various concepts for achieving fusion via sonically driven cavitation. This research evaluated a wide range of possible approaches and extended through 2002.

Whistlesoft, Inc.

• Since November, 1997, ANSR, Inc. has provided multimedia authoring and simulations for several of the tutorials, including "Vectors," "Forces," "Motion," and "Cyclotrons." ANSR continues to consult on additional multimedia projects from time to time, as needed.

Center for Adaptive Systems Applications, Inc. (CASA)

• In 1999, ANSR, Inc. worked with CASA on development of a C++ "engine" for an agent-based, socio-economic "Crisis Simulator."

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)

• In 1995-1998, Dr. Mead consulted with LLNL, testing two different 3-Dimensional hydrodynamics codes being developed by LLNL scientists.

U. S. Department of Education (DOEd)

• In 1995-6, ANSR performed an SBIR Project intended to improve the effectiveness and reduce costs of arithmetic training for students with Learning Disbilities.

Los Alamos First United Methodist Church (LAFUMC)

• In 1995, ANSR analyzed LAFUMC's membership and other functional data and compared the results with demographic trends in Los Alamos.

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