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2012, a NASA laptop containing the background check information and other personal information of approximately 10,0000 employees was stolen from an employee's car, and a representative of the employees from the previous suit announced plans to sue NASA over its incautious handling of their information. The issue continued to simmer through 2014, when Bellan and another dual-national researcher from Ireland were required to sign a loyalty oath to the US, which they argued went well beyond the requirements of the 2004 policy. After an intervention by congresswoman
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After the loss, some employees left JPL, but Bellan remained and submitted her background information. It was rejected because she included a note stating that she was submitting the information under duress, and she was required to submit it a second time without the note. In a related incident in
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on a vacation in 1969, and she and her twin sister Larisse (who died in 1980) were encouraged to apply to Princeton for graduate study. They did, becoming the second and third women graduate students in Princeton's engineering school, after Genevieve Segol, a civil and geological engineer who also
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to require background checks on scientists at JPL. Bellan became part of a group of JPL employees who filed a lawsuit in 2007 against the policy, claiming that the checks into her personal life were too intrusive and harmed the collegial atmosphere of JPL, that as contract employees rather than
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government employees they should not be subject to the same checks required of people who performed classified research, and that this sort of government intrusiveness, typical of the communist regime that Bellan grew up under, was inappropriate for a democracy. The case,
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Bellan's research involves the simulation of reacting mixtures, and has shown the importance in these simulations of combining the effects of both fluid motion and heat transfer, down to the smallest levels of scale. Applications of this work include the development of
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After continuing at Princeton as a postdoctoral researcher, Bellan joined the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 1978. She was a lecturer in jet propulsion at Caltech in 1992, became a visiting associate there in 1995, and was Chancellor's Distinguished Lecturer at the
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in 2021, "for establishing fundamental models of turbulent multi-phase phenomena with the models relying on fluid mechanics coupled to non-equilibrium thermodynamics and chemistry".
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came to Princeton from France, and the first women in Princeton's graduate program in aerospace and mechanical engineering. At Princeton, the twins were supported by
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and French newspapers. She earned another master's degree at Princeton in 1972, and, with her sister, completed her Ph.D. in 1974. Her dissertation was
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In 2014, JPL gave Bellan their highest research award, the Magellan Award for Excellence, for her methods for simulating mixtures of particles and
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Bellan is originally from Romania, and grew up under the communist government there. She was educated in France, earning a
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known for her research on turbulence in high-pressure reactions, and on the interactions between fluid dynamics and
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in 1988, and a Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics in 2008. She became a Fellow of
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A Theory of Turbulent Combustion and Nitric Oxide Formation for Dual-carbureted Stratified-charge Engines
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A Theory of Turbulent Combustion and Nitric Oxide Formation for Dual-carbureted Stratified-charge Engines
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through Amelia Earhart Fellowships, and their arrival at Princeton was reported in
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from 1995 to 1996. She became a senior research scientist at JPL in 1997.
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in these reactions. She is a senior research scientist at the
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She is a citizen of both France and the United States.
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in ground and aerospace vehicles and their effects on
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in 2010, but the court upheld the government policy.
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Index

fluid dynamicist
thermodynamics
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
baccalauréat
Lycée Jules-Ferry (Paris)
Paris University of Sciences
Princeton University
Zonta International
The New York Times
University of California, Irvine
bio-fuels
combustion efficiency
climate change
Bush Administration
NASA
NASA v. Nelson
Supreme Court of the United States
Judy Chu
supercritical fluids
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
The Combustion Institute






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