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Creator:: Weymann, Davis
Abstract:: Current technological shortcomings limit the economic viability of capturing and utilizing small sources of methane. The development of a reactor to overcome these limitations would unlock economic opportunity and incentivize reduced methane emissions. A microfluidic bioreactor containing immobilized methanotrophs has the potential to overcome these limitations by profitably converting small...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Davis C. Weymann for

Creator:: Ferguson, Brock T.
Abstract:: Limited information is available on the effects of applied spring nitrogen (N) and cultivar on winter canola (Brassica napus L.) production in high-rainfall environments. The objectives of this investigation were: (i) to determine the effects of spring N and winter canola cultivars on seed and oil production characteristics, and (ii)...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: (Diepenbrock and Geisler, 1979; Habekotté, 1993; Wang et al., 2011; Weymann et al. 2015). To illustrate this

Creator:: Cameron, Marina R.
Abstract:: Methanotrophic bacteria are promising means of producing value-added products as they have the ability to transform methane under atmospheric temperature and pressure. Efforts to develop methanotrophs to produce value-added products are hoped to incentivize a decrease in methane flaring operations. The data collected during this study was used to inform...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: assistance in the laboratory. Thank you to Matthew Cobyln, Davis Weymann, and Tanner Bushnell for their

Creator:: Zoebelein, Conor M.
Abstract:: Continuous liquid-liquid two-phase separation is needed in microfluidic devices. Due to the small characteristic lengths of microreactors, phenomena such as mass transport via molecular diffusion occur within seconds. Typically, discrete slugs of an extract are created within microchannels for high specific interfacial area to achieve intensified mass transfer. A challenge...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: , Tanner Bushnell, Paige Sanna-Molzahn, Davis Weymann, Sam Brannon, Dan Huang, Kevin Puac, Dr. Martin

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