Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Dynamics of Liquid Transfer from Nanoporous Stamps in High-Resolution Flexographic Printing by Dhanushkodi D. Mariappan (6792080)

“…Specifically, we find that the printed ink volume and resulting layer thickness are independent of contact pressure; and that printed layer thickness decreases with retraction speed. Under these conditions, nanoparticle films with controlled thickness in the <100 nm regime can be printed using nanoporous stamp flexography, at speeds commensurate with industrial printing equipment.…”

Tat enhances vIL-6-induced angiogenesis and tumorigenesis through inactivation of PTEN and GSK-3β signals in CAM model. by Feng Zhou (76988)

“…The quantification of blood vessels was expressed as the mean ± SD (n = 5 to 8). (<b>E</b>) Overexpression of GSK-3β decreased the promoted effect of Tat on vIL-6-mediated tumorigenesis. 4E3 cells were treated as in (D). …”

Spot assays and gene expression analyses after tannic acid exposure. by Ming-Feng Lin (768243)

“…Through increasing the tannic acid concentration to 100 μg/mL, expression of each gene decreased to levels without tannic acid exposure. …”

The change in mean annual densities of Amakihi at mid-elevation due to the translocation of disease-resistant Amakihi as a function of larval carrying capacity and density of infec... by Peter H. F. Hobbelen (298146)

“…The other climate scenarios are derived from this scenario by increasing or decreasing the daily temperatures and rainfall. The mean annual temperatures and average yearly amounts of rainfall for these scenarios are 15.5°C and 3000 mm (t−), 18.5°C and 3000 mm (t+), 17°C and 2000 mm (r−) and 17°C and 4000 mm (r+). …”

Overexpression of AP-2 promoted the cleavage of APP by BACE1 in Swedish APP overexpressing CHO cells and in SH-SY5Y cells. by Masato Maesako (454118)

“…<p>(A) APPsw/Ncad-CHO cells were transfected either with WT BACE1 and empty vector (1^st and 3^rd lanes) or with WT BACE1 and AP-2α (2^nd and 4^th lanes). …”

Scores of each variable in the main components. by Leila Vahdatiraad (17382718)

“…Those subjected to diazinon after receiving HSPi showed a significant decrease in cortisol levels. In conclusion, the study suggests that HSPi-mediated HSP70 induction may have a protective effect. …”

Fisetin enhances glucose homeostasis in HFD-fed mice. by Mahboobe Sattari (20622143)

Arenas, place field centers, and barcodes. by Samir Chowdhury (5715338)

Establishment of cBu-1 BAC16 for the isolation of reactivated cell population. by Tomoki Inagaki (12903779)

Graphic representation of the relation between the mean values of alveolar volume, calculated by the quintile method, and those of the corresponding DLCO, in healthy individuals (p... by Renato Prediletto (86307)