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John Houston Miller, Ph.D.

Affiliations: 
Chemistry George Washington University, Washington, DC, United States 
Area:
Sensors,Spectroscopy, Combustion
Website:
https://blogs.gwu.edu/houston/
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https://home.gwu.edu/~houston/
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=4x4zkooAAAAJ&hl=en

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Parents

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Norman C Craig research assistant 1972-1976 Oberlin College
Lester S. Andrews grad student 1980 UVA
 (Matrix isolation spectroscopy of molecular ions and free radicals.)
Kermit C. Smyth grad student 1980-1982 National Bureau of Standards

Children

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Erin E McCaughey grad student 2022- George Washington University
Parviz Hassanzadeh grad student 1988-1992 George Washington University
Reed Skaggs grad student 1994-1999 George Washington University
Michael Tolocka grad student 1995-1999 George Washington University
Emily Wilson grad student 2002 George Washington University
Adam C. Briggs grad student 2004 UVA
Andrew R. Awtry grad student 1999-2004 The George Washington University
Glauco Souza grad student 2008 George Washington University
Esra Yonel grad student 2011 George Washington University
Anne W. Drogula grad student 2012 UVA
Jennifer D. Herdman grad student 2006-2012 The George Washington University
Eric Fallows grad student 2008-2012 George Washington University
Erin Adkins grad student 2011-2016 George Washington University
Diana Michelle Bailey grad student 2014-2018 George Washington University
Rachelle Jacobson grad student 2019 George Washington University
Monica M Flores grad student 2017-2024 George Washington University
Jennifer Giaccai grad student 2017-2024 George Washington University (Management Information Systems Tree)

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Adkins EM, Giaccai JA, Miller JH. (2017) Computed electronic structure of polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon agglomerates Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 36: 957-964
Adkins EM, Miller JH. (2015) Extinction measurements for optical band gap determination of soot in a series of nitrogen-diluted ethylene/air non-premixed flames. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : Pccp. 17: 2686-95
Melroy HR, Adkins EM, Pause MJ, et al. (2015) Species measurements in a nitrogen-diluted, ethylene air diffusion flame using direct sampling mass spectrometry and tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 35: 3749-3755
Miller JH, Herdman JD, Green CDO, et al. (2013) Experimental and computational determinations of optical band gaps for PAH and soot in a N2-diluted, ethylene/air non-premixed flame Proceedings of the Combustion Institute. 34: 3669-3675
Adkins EM, Herdman JA, Miller JH. (2013) Experimental and computational determinations of optical band gaps for PAH and soot in N2-diluted, ethylene/air non-premixed flames 8th Us National Combustion Meeting 2013. 2: 1091-1098
Herdman JD, Connelly BC, Smooke MD, et al. (2011) A comparison of Raman signatures and laser-induced incandescence with direct numerical simulation of soot growth in non-premixed ethylene/air flames Carbon. 49: 5298-5311
Smyth KC, Tjossem PJ, Hamins A, et al. (1990) Concentration measurements of OH· and equilibrium analysis in a laminar methane-air diffusion flame Combustion and Flame. 79: 366-380
Miller JH, Mallard WG, Smyth KC. (1984) Intermolecular potential calculations for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons The Journal of Physical Chemistry. 88: 4963-4970
Mallard WG, Miller JH, Smyth KC. (1983) The ns Rydberg series of 1,3‐trans‐butadiene observed using multiphoton ionization The Journal of Chemical Physics. 79: 5900-5905
Mallard WG, Miller JH, Smyth KC. (1982) Resonantly enhanced two-photon photoionization of NO in an atmospheric flame The Journal of Chemical Physics. 76: 3483-3492
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