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Roll, Pitch and Yaw Torque Control for a Robotic Bee 

Finio, Benjamin (2012-11-19)
In the last decade, the robotics community has pushed to develop increasingly small, autonomous flapping-wing robotic vehicles for a variety of civilian and military applications. The miniaturization of these vehicles has ...
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Self-Organization of Bioinspired Fibrous Surfaces 

Kang, Sung Hoon (2012-09-18)
Nature uses fibrous surfaces for a wide range of functions such as sensing, adhesion, structural color, and self-cleaning. However, little is known about how fiber properties enable them to self-organize into diverse and ...

First-Principles Multiscale Investigation of Structural and Chemical Defects in Metals 

Schusteritsch, Georg (2013-03-08)
This thesis explores multiscale approaches to describe structural and chemical defects in metals. Particular emphasis is placed on investigating processes involving grain boundaries (GBs) in combination with impurity and ...

Topics in Nanophotonic Devices for Nitrogen-Vacancy Color Centers in Diamond 

Babinec, Thomas Michael (2013-03-14)
Recently, developments in novel and high-purity materials allow for the presence of a single, solitary crystalline defect to define the electronic, magnetic, and optical functionality of a device. The discrete nature of ...

Biomimetic Engineering of Patterned Surfaces to Control Crystallization: From Colloids to Ice 

Mishchenko, Lidiya (2013-02-13)
Numerous natural organisms use chemical and structural patterning to manipulate complex crystal growth and control their aqueous environment. Structural templates such as vesicles and cell walls aid in the growth of nano- ...
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Design and Locomotion Studies of a Miniature Centipede-Inspired Robot 

Hoffman, Katie Lynn (2013-10-08)
Many applications, such as search and rescue missions, hazardous environment exploration, and surveillance, call for miniature robots capable of agile locomotion in a variety of unpredictable environments. Recent advances ...
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Structure and Thermoelectric Properties of ZnO Based Materials 

Liang, Xin (2013-10-18)
The present dissertation investigates the relationship between the structure and thermoelectric properties of ZnO based materials, with a focus on trivalent element doping on engineering the microstructure and altering the ...
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Microbe-electrode interactions: The chemico-physical environment and electron transfer 

Gardel, Emily Jeanette (2013-10-14)
This thesis presents studies that examine microbial extracellular electron transfer that an emphasis characterizing how environmental conditions influence electron flux between microbes and a solid-phase electron donor or ...
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Prediction Markets: Theory and Applications 

Ruberry, Michael Edward (2013-10-18)
In this thesis I offer new results on how we can acquire, reward, and use accurate predictions of future events. Some of these results are entirely theoretical, improving our understanding of strictly proper scoring rules ...
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Singularities, Supersymmetry and Combinatorial Reciprocity 

Martinez II, Roberto (2013-10-08)
This work illustrates a method to investigate certain smooth, codimension-two, real submanifolds of spheres of arbitrary odd dimension (with complements that fiber over the circle) using a novel supersymmetric quantum ...
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