Brennan, Michael

Osborne, M., Brennan, C.T., and Michaels, L.D., Monitoring radon reduction in Clinton, NJ, Houses In (The 80th APCA Annual Meeting, New York, NY, June 1987). 

Photo by Michael Brennan/CORBIS. Reproduced by permission. 

I am grateful to my colleagues at the Du Pont Experimental Station listed below for their help and support to apply the novel concepts described in this report to produce viable catalysts. Brian S. Malone and Rashmi M. Contractor conducted the attrition resistance and activity/selectivity measurements of the VPO-PSA catalysts in apparatuses of their own design. William J. Linn tested catalytic performance of the MCM-PSA products in the acrylonitrile process. EPMA micrographs were obtained by Joseph W. Brennan. SEM pictures were taken by Michael L. Van Kavelaar. The late Gunther Teufer conducted the X-ray diffraction and electron diffraction analysis. 

Michael R. McNeil received his M.S. degree from MIT and his Ph.D. (chemistry) from the University of Colorado. Between his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees he worked for many years in the laboratory of Professor Peter Albersheim where he learnt his structural carbohydrate chemistry on plant systems. He moved to Colorado State University in 1985 and began his studies on the mycobacterial cell wall with Professor Patrick Brennan. Since that time he has been working on mycobacterial cell wall structure, cell wall biosynthesis, and the targeting of cell wall biosynthetic enzymes for TB drug development. 

The author thanks the members of the GE team who worked with him on the direct DPC process Dick Battista, Peter Bonitatibus Jr., Michael Brennan, James... 

Michael J. Brennan and Eduardo Schwartz, A Continuous Time Approach to the Pricing of Bonds, Journal of Banking and Finance 3 (1979), pp. 133-155. 

Michael J. Brennan and Eduardo Schwartz, An Equilibrium Model of Bond Prices and a Test of Market Efficiency, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 17 (1982), pp. 301-329. 

Jerry E. White, David J. Brennan H. Craig Silvis and Michael N. Mang ... 

Tony Me Nally, Petra Potschke, Peter Halley, Michael Murphy, Darren Martin, E. J. Steven, Belled, Gerard P. Brennane, Daimier Beinf, Patrick Lemoineg, and John Paul Quinng. Polyethylene multiwalled carbon nanotube composites. Polymer 46,8222-8232 (2005). 

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