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Functionally graded mullite coatings for gas turbines
 Energy transfer phenomena and radiative processes in silicon nitride based materials for on-chip photonics applications
 
Characterization of novel cationic amphiphiles for gene delivery
 Temperature-dependent anomalies in the structural and dynamical properties of the (001) surface of lithium copper oxide
 
First-principle theory of high field carrier transport in semiconductors with application to the study of avalanche photodiodes
 Erbium-doped amorphous silicon nitride light emitters for on-chip photonics applications
 
Kinetics of oxygen reduction in perovskite cathodes for solid oxide fuel cells: A combined modeling and experimental approach
 Development and applications of Diels-Alder cycloadditions of 2'-hydroxychalcones
 
Development of ultraviolet electroabsorption modulators and light emitting diodes based on AlGaN alloys
 Modeling energy and charge transports in pi-conjugated systems
 
Predicting the optical gap of conjugated systems
 Engineering photo-plasmonic devices for spectroscopy and sensing applications
 
Three-dimensional and nonlinear metamaterials at terahertz frequencies
 Metamaterial enchanced coupling
 
Femtosecond electronic dephasing and population relaxation of some novel semiconducting materials
 Nanoscale surface structuring during ion bombardment of elemental semiconductors
 
Viscoelastic characterization and modeling of PDMS micropillars for cellular force measurement applications
 Solid oxide membrane (SOM) stability in molten ionic flux for the direct electrolysis of magnesium oxide
 
Computational investigations of molecular assemblies on the Au(111) surface
 Exploring ways to control the properties of polymer thin films
 
Atomistic study of surface effects on the electromechanical coupling of ZnO nanostructures
 Superhydrophobic materials for drug delivery