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  • Process Information Modeling for Characterizing Sustainability Performance of Cyclic Manufacturing Processes

    Creator:
    Manoharan, Sriram
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    Sustainability has become an unprecedented priority in global manufacturing due to the growing concerns over issues such as an aging workforce, environmental degradation, and public health. The simultaneous consideration of the economic, environmental, and social aspects – often referred to as the “three pillars of sustainability” – is crucial to...
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    and professional journey. I thank my committee members, Dr. Brian K. Paul, Dr. David S. Kim, and

  • Continuous flow synthesis of lead sulfide and copper indium diselenide nanocrystals

    Creator:
    Knapp, Michael W.
    Abstract:
    The use of size and shape tunable quantum confinement nanocrystals has many potential applications for use in semiconductors, optics and sensors. The synthesis of lead sulfide (PbS) and copper indium diselenide (CuInSe₂) nanoparticles are of particular interest for use in semiconductor, optoelectronics and bio-medical applications. The continuous synthesis of lead...
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    Masters Thesis
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    to thank my committee members: Dr. Brian K. Paul, Dr. Gregory S. Herman and Dr. Kaichang Li

  • Synthesis of titanium dioxide nanorods using a continuous flow microreactor

    Creator:
    Yen, Wei-Liang
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    The primary goal of this thesis is to synthesize titanium dioxide nanorods using a continuous flow microreactor. Titania powder, one of the most important particulate materials is used for many purposes owing to its excellent optical properties of a high refractive index leading to high hiding power and whiteness of...
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    Masters Thesis
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    -RL01830. I would also like to extend my appreciation to my committee members: Dr. Gregory S Herman, Dr

  • Investigation of solution-based processes for functional metal oxides : printing, nanostructures, and applications

    Creator:
    Han, Seung-Yeol
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    The various solution-based processes, spin coating, inkjet printing, microreactor assisted nanoparticle deposition (MANDTM) and spin-successive ionic layer absorption and reaction (Spin-SILAR) were used to demonstrate thin film electronics and anti-reflective coatings. Several aspects of thin film transistors (TFTs) were tested including a range of temperatures, annealing atmosphere, and deposition methods....
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    Dissertation
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    . I would also like to thank my doctoral committee, Professors Brian K. Paul, Daniel R. Palo