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Fundamental AcousticsLaboratories / Est. 1958
Portrait of Dr. Samuel Behr
Celestial & Aerial Signals Program

Dr. Samuel Behr

Research Fellow, Unresolved Signal Analysis

FAL-STAFF-218-SAMUELBEHRReviewed 2026-06-14Public staff profile under current appointment

Authorized public profile for Celestial & Aerial Signals Program responsibilities, selected records, and switchboard routing.

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Samuel Behr investigates the small set of catalog entries that resist explanation, including the long-running Class III detections. His work pairs the field record against the published literature in search of any prior sighting.

Selected accomplishments

  • Maintains the cross-reference between the PSC and published outlier literature
  • Lead analyst on the FA-0447 recurrence study
Current work
  • Reviews new public literature for comparable candidate behavior
  • Builds source-elimination dossiers for retained Class III entries
  • Maintains the Night Watch annotation queue for celestial catalog entries
Selected work
  • Institute record
    FAL Analysis Note 24-10
    Literature Comparators for Unresolved Narrow-Band Events
    Cite in reading-room request
  • Institute record
    FAL Review File 25-01
    FA-0447 Source-Elimination Status
    Cite in reading-room request
  • Staff citation
    Behr
    S., Negative Matches as Evidence in Persistent Signal Records
    Cite in reading-room request
Institute service
  • Analyst, Celestial and Aerial Signals Program
  • PSC literature liaison
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Committee record
  • Analyst, Celestial and Aerial Signals Program
  • PSC literature liaison
Office record
  • Switchboard extension 218
  • CASP analysis wing, room C-119
  • Program: Celestial & Aerial Signals Program