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Full-Text Articles in Engineering
Ionic Strength Enhanced Surface Cleaning In Surfactant Solutions, Samuel Morton, D. Keffer, R. Counce
Ionic Strength Enhanced Surface Cleaning In Surfactant Solutions, Samuel Morton, D. Keffer, R. Counce
Samuel A Morton
No abstract provided.
Micro-Bathymetric Mapping Using Acoustic Range Images, Christopher Roman, Hanumant Singh
Micro-Bathymetric Mapping Using Acoustic Range Images, Christopher Roman, Hanumant Singh
Christopher N. Roman
This work focuses on the creation of high resolution micro-bathymetric maps using a high frequency pencil beam sonar. These maps typically cover areas of 10's to 100's of square meters. Data is collected using a sonar mounted to an underwater vehicle that can be positioned at discrete locations on the sea floor or flown in a survey pattern above the bottom. Specifically, we are focused on improving the accuracy of these terrain maps by merging sonar pings taken from multiple vantage points over the same location. This requires the adaption of data registration techniques to handle errors related to the …
Utilizing Green Engineering Concepts In Industrial Conceptual Process Synthesis, Samuel Morton, R. Counce
Utilizing Green Engineering Concepts In Industrial Conceptual Process Synthesis, Samuel Morton, R. Counce
Samuel A Morton
No abstract provided.
Development And Analysis Of A Software Package To Quantify In Vivo Polyethylene Wear After Total Hip Arthroplasty, Allison Kinney, Catherine Ambrose
Development And Analysis Of A Software Package To Quantify In Vivo Polyethylene Wear After Total Hip Arthroplasty, Allison Kinney, Catherine Ambrose
Allison Kinney
Since the first total hip arthroplasty (THA) in 1938, THA evolved and developed into one of the major concentrations of orthopaedic research. The typical hip implant device used today incorporates a femoral and an acetabular component that serve to replicate the anatomical and mechanical functions of the natural hip joint. However, several problems exist that can effect the function of the implant device. Wear in the polyethylene liner of the acetabular component of the total hip replacement device is known as one of the major factors that affects the longevity of total hip replacement devices. Both manual and computer-aided techniques …
A System Engineering Approach To The Design Of Asynchronous Online Systems Engineering Courses, M. Pennotti, Caroline Lubert, D Verma
A System Engineering Approach To The Design Of Asynchronous Online Systems Engineering Courses, M. Pennotti, Caroline Lubert, D Verma
Caroline P Lubert
No abstract provided.
How A Mirage Is Formed, Christopher Roman
How A Mirage Is Formed, Christopher Roman
Christopher N. Roman
Article that appeared in Sail magazine (ISSN: 0036-2700).
Wind Shear, Christopher Roman
Wind Shear, Christopher Roman
Christopher N. Roman
Article that appeared in Sail magazine (ISSN: 0036-2700).
What Makes The Trades?, Christopher Roman
What Makes The Trades?, Christopher Roman
Christopher N. Roman
Article that appeared in Sail magazine (ISSN: 0036-2700).
Incorporating Green Engineering Into Process Design, Samuel Morton, R. Counce, J. Collier
Incorporating Green Engineering Into Process Design, Samuel Morton, R. Counce, J. Collier
Samuel A Morton
No abstract provided.
Rating And Ranking Versus Compliance Analysis; Evaluating Conceptual Design Alternatives, Caroline Lubert, D. Verma
Rating And Ranking Versus Compliance Analysis; Evaluating Conceptual Design Alternatives, Caroline Lubert, D. Verma
Caroline P Lubert
No abstract provided.
Atmospheric Ammonia Scavenging Mechanisms Around A Liquid Droplet In Convective Flow, Wei-Hsin Chen
Atmospheric Ammonia Scavenging Mechanisms Around A Liquid Droplet In Convective Flow, Wei-Hsin Chen
Wei-Hsin Chen
No abstract provided.
Application Of Fuzzy Logic To System Design And Development, Caroline Lubert
Application Of Fuzzy Logic To System Design And Development, Caroline Lubert
Caroline P Lubert
No abstract provided.
Model Of Unsteadyn-Octanedroplet Burning Inhigh-Temperature Streams, Wei-Hsin Chen
Model Of Unsteadyn-Octanedroplet Burning Inhigh-Temperature Streams, Wei-Hsin Chen
Wei-Hsin Chen
No abstract provided.
Underwater Terrain Reconstruction Using Sonar Data Taken From Multiple Vantage Points, Christopher Roman
Underwater Terrain Reconstruction Using Sonar Data Taken From Multiple Vantage Points, Christopher Roman
Christopher N. Roman
No abstract provided.
Incorporating Green Engineering Into Process Design, Samuel Morton, R. Counce, J. Collier
Incorporating Green Engineering Into Process Design, Samuel Morton, R. Counce, J. Collier
Samuel A Morton
No abstract provided.
Implementing The Rup Analysis And Design Discipline, Cécile Péraire
Implementing The Rup Analysis And Design Discipline, Cécile Péraire
Cécile Péraire
No abstract provided.
Conceptual System Design Evaluation: Rating And Ranking Versus Compliance Analysis, Caroline Lubert, D. Verma
Conceptual System Design Evaluation: Rating And Ranking Versus Compliance Analysis, Caroline Lubert, D. Verma
Caroline P Lubert
No abstract provided.
Inkjet Printing For High Throughput Cell Patterning, Elisabeth Roth, Tao Xu, Mainak Das, Cassie Gregory, Jay Hickman, Thomas Boland
Inkjet Printing For High Throughput Cell Patterning, Elisabeth Roth, Tao Xu, Mainak Das, Cassie Gregory, Jay Hickman, Thomas Boland
Thomas Boland
The adaptation of inkjet printing technology to the complex fields of tissue engineering and biomaterial development presents the potential to increase progress in these emerging technologies through the implementation of this high-throughput capability via automated processes to enable precise control and repeatability. In this paper, a method of applying high-throughput inkjet printing to control cellular attachment and proliferation by precise, automated deposition of collagen is presented. The results indicate that commercial inkjet printing technology can be used to create viable cellular patterns with a resolution of 350 microm through the deposition of biologically active proteins. This method demonstrates a combination …
Web-Based Tools For The Benefit Of Undergraduate Students In Control Systems, Raúl Ordóñez
Web-Based Tools For The Benefit Of Undergraduate Students In Control Systems, Raúl Ordóñez
Raúl Ordóñez
Co-PI, UD Learning Teaching Center, $7,500.
Dangerous Aircraft, Raúl Ordóñez
Dangerous Aircraft, Raúl Ordóñez
Raúl Ordóñez
PI, University of Dayton Research Council, $7,900.
Construction Of High- Density Bacterial Colony Arrays And Patterns By The Ink Jet Method, Tao Xu, Sevastioni Petridou, Eric Lee, Elisabeth Roth, Narendra Vyavahare, Jay Hickman, Thomas Boland
Construction Of High- Density Bacterial Colony Arrays And Patterns By The Ink Jet Method, Tao Xu, Sevastioni Petridou, Eric Lee, Elisabeth Roth, Narendra Vyavahare, Jay Hickman, Thomas Boland
Thomas Boland
We have developed a method for fabricating bacterial colony arrays and complex patterns using commercially available ink-jet printers. Bacterial colony arrays with a density of 100 colonies/cm(2) were obtained by directly ejecting Escherichia coli (E. coli) onto agar-coated substrates at a rapid arraying speed of 880 spots per second. Adjusting the concentration of bacterial suspensions allowed single colonies of viable bacteria to be obtained. In addition, complex patterns of viable bacteria as well as bacteria density gradients were constructed using desktop printers controlled by a simple software program.
Tissue-Engineering Constructs, Using Photopolymerizable Hydrogels And Stereolithography.”, Busaina Dhariwala, Elaine Hunt, Thomas Boland
Tissue-Engineering Constructs, Using Photopolymerizable Hydrogels And Stereolithography.”, Busaina Dhariwala, Elaine Hunt, Thomas Boland
Thomas Boland
One of the most important aspects of tissue engineering is the design of the scaffold providing the mechanical strength and access to nutrients for the new tissue. For customized tissue engineering, it is essential to be able to fabricate three-dimensional scaffolds of various geometric shapes, in order to repair defects caused by accidents, surgery, or birth. Rapid prototyping or solid free-form fabrication (SFF) techniques hold great promise for designing three-dimensional customized scaffolds, yet traditional cell-seeding techniques may not provide enough cell mass for larger constructs. This article presents a novel attempt to fabricate three-dimensional scaffolds, using hydrogels combined with cell …