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Grant O. Cook III Carl D. Sorensen April, 2011 Polycrystalline Cubic Boron Nitride and Tungsten Carbide by Partial Transient Liquid Phase Bonding

polycrystalline cubic boron nitride, PCBN, tungsten carbide, WC, partial transient liquid phase bonding, PTLP, transient liquid phase bonding, TLP, friction stir welding, FSW, element framework, wetting, sessile drop, critical thickness, maximum thickness, shear test, partition coefficient, diffusion, bonding kinetics, filtering procedure, bond selection

Ryan L. Rust Jonathan D. Blotter April, 2011 Active Noise Control of a Two-Fan Exhaust-Mounted Array Using Near-Field Control Sources and Error Sensors

Ryan Rust, active noise control, sensitivity, axial cooling fan, system modeling

Devin B. Ferrell Spencer P. Magleby August, 2010 Development of Criteria for Lamina Emergent Mechanism Flexures with Specific Application to Metals

compliant mechanisms, laminate emergent mechanisms, flexure criteria, sheet metals

Garrett J. Barnum Christopher Mattson August, 2010 A Computationally-Assisted Methodology for Rapid Exploration of Design Possibilities in Conceptual Design

conceptual design, concept generation automation, multiobjective optimization, preference capture

Patrick K. Lewis Christopher A. Mattson August, 2010 Multiobjective Optimization Method for Identifying Modular Product Platforms and Modules that Account for Changing Needs over Time

multiobjective optimization, transient pareto design, modular design, future needs

Peter A. Halverson Larry L. Howell August, 2010 Modeling, Design, and Testing of Contact-Aided Compliant Mechanisms in Spinal Arthroplasty

spinal arthroplasty, compliant mechanisms, psuedo-rigid-body model

Jordan D. Ryskamp C. Greg Jensen December, 2010 Developing Intelligent Engineering Collaboration Tools Through the use of Design Rationale

design rationale, multi-user CAD, automated acquisition, collaboration, design process, design intent

John T. Pearson Dan Maynes December, 2010 Quantitative and Qualitative Results from Droplet Impingement Experiments on Superhydrophobic Surfaces with Micro-Ribs for Three Liquid Types

John Pearson, superhydrophobic, droplet, impingement

Stuart C. Rogers David T. Fullwood December, 2010 Defect Detection Microscopy

magnesium, defects, nucleation, EBSD, custom scan, voids, topography

Kellen Moulton Brian D. Jensen December, 2010 Straightness of Growth for Carbon Nanotube Microelectromechanical Systems

microelectromechanical systems, carbon nanotubes, iron catalyst thickness, Kellen Moulton

Mark W. Esty David Fullwood August, 2010 Efficient Rotation Algorithms for Texture Evolution

microstructure sensitive design, MSD, texture, rotations, streamlines, principal orientations, microstructure hull

Paul S. Gollnick Spencer P. Magleby December, 2010 Design Principles and Preliminary Actuation Approaches for Novel Multiple-Layer Lamina Emergent Mechanisms

Paul Gollnick, multi-layer, multiple-layer, lamina, emergent, mechanism, lamina emergent mechanism, LEM, MLEM, actuation, layer separation

Timothy Bishop Anton Bowden April, 2011 A Proteolytic Process to Simulate the Mechanics of Disc Dengeration in Bovine Cadaveric Tissue

Tim Bishop, biomechanics, intervertebral disc, degeneration, trypsin

Yue Xu W. Edward Red December, 2010 A Flexible Context Architecture for a Multi-User GUI

Yue Xu, multi-user CAx, multi-user GUI, collaborative design

Zachary A. Collins Jonathan D. Blotter December, 2010 Improved Measurement and Separation Techniques for Interior Near-field Acoustical Holography

Zachary Collins, Fourier, NAH, interior, acoustics, near-field acoustical holography, interpolation, particle velocity, wave separation, Tamura, six-microphone probe

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