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Dissertations

Date Title Student Departments
Dec 2011 Charge Trapping Flash Memory with High-k Dielectrics Dong Seog Eun
  • Electrical Engineering
Dec 2011 Effects of Halide Salts on Indirect Photolysis of Organics in Engineered and Natural Aquatic Systems Janel Grebel
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
Dec 2011 Manipulation and Separation of Nonmagnetic Particles via Ferrohydrodynamics Ayse Kose
  • Electrical Engineering
Dec 2011 Piezoelectric Wide-Bandwidth Vibration Energy Harvester - Smart Sand Bozidar Marinkovic
  • Electrical Engineering
Dec 2011 Implications and Applications of Nanomaterials for Membrane-Based Water Treatment Meagan Mauter
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
Dec 2011 Toward Sustainable Water Treatment: Use of Biomaterials in Water Purification Sarah Miller
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
Dec 2011 Hydrogen Production from Aqueous Phase Reforming over Carbon Nanotube Supported Catalysts Xiaoming Wang
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
Dec 2011 Optimizing Fluorescence Collection Efficiency in Multiphoton Microscopy Joseph Zinter
  • Biomedical Engineering
May 2011 Development of Implicit-Compact Finite Difference Methods for the Numerical Solution of Time-Dependent Chemically Reacting Flows Richard Dobbins
  • Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science
May 2011 Engineering Carbon Nanotubes for Immunotherapeutic Applications Tarek Fadel
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
May 2011 Fasciculography: Volumetric Tract Parcellation from Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Images Hon Pong Ho
  • Biomedical Engineering
May 2011 Synthesis of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes with High Yield and Tunable Diameter Nan Li
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
May 2011 Quasi-one-dimensional Models for Glassy Dynamics Prasanta Pal
  • Applied Physics
May 2011 Rationally Engineered Nanoparticles for Therapeutic Modulation of Transforming Growth Factor Beta Signaling Jason Park
  • Biomedical Engineering
May 2011 Segmentation of 3D Radio Frequency Echocardiography Using a Spatio-Temporal Predictor Paul Pearlman
  • Electrical Engineering
May 2011 Combustion of Methane over Palladium Based Catalysts - Catalytic Deactivation and the Role of the Support William Schwartz
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
May 2011 Selective Synthesis of Narrow Diameter and Chirality Distributed Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes on Bimetallic Systems and their Applications Codruta Zoican
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
Dec 2010 Weather-related Mortality: How Heat, Cold and Heatwaves Affect Mortality in the United States Georgiana Anderson
  • Chemical & Environmental Engineering
Dec 2010 Superconducting Nanowires as Single-Photon Detectors and Kinetic Inductors Anthony Annunziata
  • Applied Physics
Dec 2010 A Novel Surface Immobilization Method for Single Molecule Force Spectroscopy by AFM Tamara Chiba
  • Applied Physics


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