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ERC Symposium

Overview of DOEs Combustion Engine R&D Program

A Second Law Perspective on the Critical Aspects of IC Research for Low Emissions Gasoline Engines

Improving the Spark-Ignition Engine

Integrated Engine and Aftertreatment System Technology for 2010 Heavy-duty Emissions Regulations

A Systems Approach to Meet Tier 2 Bin 5

Low Emission IC Engines Development at Ford Motor Company

International’s Approach to Clean Diesel Engines

Combustion, Aftertreatment and Control – Key Elements for Emission Reduction of US HSDI Diesel Engines

Ignition Improvements to Support High-efficiency and Turbulent Natural Gas Combustion

Beyond 2010 – What Next?

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