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  • Coulomb Explosion in Moderately Intense Nanosecond Laser Fields

    Creator:
    Yao, Yuzhong
    Abstract:
    In this dissertation, I present experimental observations of multiply charged atomic ions (MCAI) generated from interactions of atomic/molecular clusters with moderately intense nanosecond laser pulses. This process is also known as Coulomb explosion (CE) and it has been extensively studied in intense laser fields using ultrashort pulses. Several prevailing theories...
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    . Lan Xue, Dr. Chong Fang, Dr. David McIntyre, and Dr. Weihong Qiu for their insightful comments and

  • Electron Diffraction of Neutral and Cationic Clusters Doped into Superfluid Helium Droplets

    Creator:
    Lei, Lei
    Abstract:
    In this dissertation, I describe the experimental investigation of electron diffraction of neutral and ionic clusters doped into superfluid helium droplets. The project is aimed at contributing to the development of an overall approach called ‘serial single molecule electron diffraction imaging (ss-EDI), a potential approach to solve macromolecule structures bypassing...
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    homemade parts. I would also like to thank my thesis committee: Dr. Chong Fang, Dr. Weihong

  • Analytical Platform to Study Bacterial Metabolism and their Interactions with Biomaterials using SECM

    Creator:
    Sheet, Partha S.
    Abstract:
    The microbial communities play a crucial role in maintaining human health and cause diseases through very complex microbial chemical interactions. Therefore, these microbial communities have drawn much attention to the scientific communities. To elucidate these complex microbial communities and the chemical interactions within it, one or more isolated species of...
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