The biomechanical properties of the brain microenvironment, which is composed of different
neural cell types, the extracellular matrix, and blood vessels, are critical for normal brain …

Biofouling refers to the adverse attachment and colonization of fouling organisms, including
macromolecules, bacteria, and sessile invertebrates, on the surfaces of materials …

Conventional photolithography, due to its scalability, robustness, and straightforward
processes, has been widely applied to micro-and nanostructure manufacturing in …

In the rapidly evolving landscape of scientific semiconductor laboratories (commonly known
as, cleanrooms), integrated with Internet of Things (IoT) technology and Cyber-Physical …

Cancer is a deadly disease that severely impacts patients' quality of life and puts emotional
strain on their relationships. Cancer treatment can quickly deplete all the economic …

Nanolithography is a critical step in the patterning and fabrication process of sub-micron and
nanoscale structures, which can be integrated into electronic, optical, and biomedical …

Spinodal wetting theory of a drop on a solid substrate requires that a bridge be formed,
which connects the drop and the substrate, and that this bridge grows laterally to complete …

Investigates the mechanical and electronic properties of two-dimensional nanomaterials
under strain, addressing gaps in the existing literature. The primary challenge with these …

This Master's Thesis presents the development of a biosensing platform that leverages the
memristive properties of silicon nanowires for detecting Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA), a …

Sub-and supercritical fluids remain an underexploited resource for materials processing.
Around its critical point a common compound such as water behaves like a different …