Actuation of a Nonconductive Droplet in an Aqueous Fluid by Reversed Electrowetting Effect by Qinggong Wang (9094017)

“…However, the opposite phenomenon, e.g., decreasing the wettability of a nonconductive droplet and increasing its contact angle (CA) by the reversed electrowetting (REW) effect, has been scarcely reported. …”

Actuation of a Nonconductive Droplet in an Aqueous Fluid by Reversed Electrowetting Effect by Qinggong Wang (9094017)

“…However, the opposite phenomenon, e.g., decreasing the wettability of a nonconductive droplet and increasing its contact angle (CA) by the reversed electrowetting (REW) effect, has been scarcely reported. …”

Actuation of a Nonconductive Droplet in an Aqueous Fluid by Reversed Electrowetting Effect by Qinggong Wang (9094017)

“…However, the opposite phenomenon, e.g., decreasing the wettability of a nonconductive droplet and increasing its contact angle (CA) by the reversed electrowetting (REW) effect, has been scarcely reported. …”

Actuation of a Nonconductive Droplet in an Aqueous Fluid by Reversed Electrowetting Effect by Qinggong Wang (9094017)

“…However, the opposite phenomenon, e.g., decreasing the wettability of a nonconductive droplet and increasing its contact angle (CA) by the reversed electrowetting (REW) effect, has been scarcely reported. …”

Actuation of a Nonconductive Droplet in an Aqueous Fluid by Reversed Electrowetting Effect by Qinggong Wang (9094017)

“…However, the opposite phenomenon, e.g., decreasing the wettability of a nonconductive droplet and increasing its contact angle (CA) by the reversed electrowetting (REW) effect, has been scarcely reported. …”

Actuation of a Nonconductive Droplet in an Aqueous Fluid by Reversed Electrowetting Effect by Qinggong Wang (9094017)

“…However, the opposite phenomenon, e.g., decreasing the wettability of a nonconductive droplet and increasing its contact angle (CA) by the reversed electrowetting (REW) effect, has been scarcely reported. …”

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A Jump model for neonatal sepsis incidence trend patterns at JMC, Ethiopia. by Daniel Geleta (17328210)

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DAVID analysis. by Diego Iacono (10785756)

Fig 1 - by Kirsten A. Wilcox (11099051)

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Resource selection probability plots for important predictor variables for the top model of probability of territorial use by male wrens. by Kirsten A. Wilcox (11099051)

STRING analysis with neurodegenerative inputs. by Diego Iacono (10785756)

STRING analysis. by Diego Iacono (10785756)

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