Ph.D. Dissertation Defense by Jordan Kocher
Development of a Refrigeration and Dehumidification Cycle Using Lower Critical Solution Temperature Mixtures
Development of a Refrigeration and Dehumidification Cycle Using Lower Critical Solution Temperature Mixtures
Characterizing Lipid Nanoparticle mRNA Delivery to the Central Nervous System
Hierarchical Stereo-based Navigation with Sparse Representation
What: COE/Structural Mechanics Seminar Who: Prof. Taher Saif, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign When: Thursday, November 7, 2024 at 11:00 AM Where: GTMI Building Room Auditorium Title: Biomechanics of Mental Health
A POLARIMETRIC STUDY OF THERMAL RADIATION WITH MICRO/NANOSTRUCTURES
Thermal emission from a heated body is generally partially coherent. Studies show that micro- and nanostructured materials can emit elliptically polarized radiation, with circular polarization intrinsically tied to photon spin, angular momentum, and electromagnetic interactions with nanostructures. Polarized thermal emission has potential in fields like biology, defense, and communications but faces challenges due to limited understanding and complex material and design requirements.
DEVELOPMENT OF A MINIBEAM DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A RADIATION THERAPY RESEARCH PLATFORM
Spatially fractionated radiation therapy (SFRT) utilizes multiple radiation beams to
combine areas of low and high dose within the treatment volume. Organ at risk (OAR)
tolerance with SFRT is greater than traditional techniques, with increasing benefits as the
beam size decreases. Minibeam radiation therapy (MBRT) is a form of SFRT with beam
sizes on the order of 1 mm, which is achievable utilizing conventional treatment techniques,
Design and Development of an Anatomically Inspired Compliant Palm to Adaptively Reconfigure Precision and Power Grasps
Optimization of Drone and Truck Operations for Socially Optimal Disaster Relief