Electrodeposition and Electroless Deposition for High Conductivity, High Resolution Aerosol Jet Printed Components.
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Tsui, Lok-kun↗
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Laser-Produced Aluminum Plasmas Expanding in an Applied Electric Field: Plasma Generation in Single Particle Aerosol Mass Spectrometers.
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Lietz, Amanda↗
Integrative data-driven approaches for characterization & prediction of aerosol-cloud processes.
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Shand, Lyndsay↗
Stratospheric Sampling Strategies for Balloon Borne Datasets of Aerosols and Gases.
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Wheeler, Lauren↗
Studying Molecular Reactions and Interactions at the Surface of Sea Spray Aerosols using Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics.
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McCaslin, Laura↗
Multi-Material Additive Manufacturing of Coreless Transformers By Aerosol Jet Printing and Electrochemical Deposition .
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Tsui, Lok-kun↗
Towards data assimilation of ship induced aerosol-cloud interactions .
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Patel, Lekha↗
Aerosol phase states relevant to the airborne survival of pathogens .
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Davis, Ryan↗
Respirable Aerosol Transmission through Stress Corrosion Crack-Like Geometries.
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Durbin, Samuel↗
Aerosol Jet Printing of Carbon Nanotubes for Electronic Interconnects.
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Tsui, Lok-kun↗
Assessing Aerosol Jet Printed Gold Inks for Printed Electronics Applications.
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Sui, Yongkun↗
Aerosol deposition of thermographic phosphors for non-contact, simultaneous temperature and strain measurements .
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Murray, Shannon↗
Electrodeposition of Re on Aerosol Jet Printed Metal Seed Layers on Flexible Substrates.
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Tsui, Lok-kun↗
Optical Characterization of Atmospheric Aerosols in a Tabletop Chamber.
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Pattyn, Christian↗
Measurement of Aerosol Transmission Through a Stress Corrosion Crack-Like Geometry.
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Durbin, Samuel↗
A Simple Chemistry Approach to Prognostic Volcanic Aerosol in E3SM ? Modeling the Mt. Pinatubo Eruption for CLDERA.
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Brown, Hunter↗
Experiment of Sea Breeze Convection, Aerosols, Precipitation, and Environment (ESCAPE) C-band Radar Deployment Field Campaign Report
Convective clouds play a critical role in the Earth’s climate system, acting as sinks of total water in the atmospheric column through precipitation, thereby contributing to the atmospheric energy balance. They serve as a primary mechanism for the transfer of heat, moisture, and momentum through the troposphere, significantly impacting the large-scale atmospheric circulation and local environment, and affecting the probability of subsequent cloud formation (e.g., Hartmann et al. 1984, Su et al. 2014, Sherwood et al. 2014). Convective characteristics including convective core size (reflectivity and updraft), cloud lifetime, precipitation intensity, total precipitation amount, precipitation efficiency, and lightning flash rates can be strongly related to environmental factors (e.g., wind shear, humidity). Since cumulus clouds evolve rapidly, their microphysical and dynamical properties and life cycles are challenging to resolve in models, and even in observations (e.g., Fridlind et al. 2017, Ladino et al. 2017).
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