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1. Fluorescence Spectroscopy to Investigate the Effect of End-tethered Chains and Loops on the Local Glass Transition Temperature of Polystyrene Thin Films

Student Name:: Li, Ruoyu
Date Uploaded:: 04/06/2024
Research Field:: Physics, Condensed Matter and Chemistry, Polymer
Department:: Physics

2. Mixed Proportions of Paraloid B-72 and B-48N as Structural Adhesives for Art Conservation: Evaluations of Tensile Strength and Glass Transition

Student Name:: Kim, Sunmin
Date Uploaded:: 04/10/2023
Research Field:: Physics, General
Department:: Physics

3. Uncovering the Role of Neighboring Domain Modulus on the Local Glass Transition and Shear Wave Propagation in Nanostructured Polymeric Materials

Student Name:: Gagnon, Yannic
Date Uploaded:: 04/01/2022
Research Field:: Physics, Molecular, Physics, Condensed Matter, and Physics, Acoustics
Department:: Physics

4. Developing Experimental Methods to Investigate Local Changes in Density and Dynamics of Thin Polymer Films

Student Name:: Han, Yixuan
Date Uploaded:: 03/28/2022
Research Field:: Physics, Optics, Physics, Condensed Matter, and Physics, Molecular
Department:: Physics

5. Uncovering the Unexpected Role Chain Connectivity has on Altering Dynamics of Thin Glassy Polymer Films Near Interfaces

Student Name:: Thees, Michael
Date Uploaded:: 05/11/2020
Research Field:: Physics, Condensed Matter
Department:: Physics

6. A Study of the Physical Properties of Acrylic Polymers Commonly Used in Art Conservation

Student Name:: Kasavan, Benjamin
Date Uploaded:: 04/09/2019
Research Field:: Physics, General, Engineering, Materials Science, and Chemistry, Polymer
Department:: Physics

7. Swelling of Poly(methyl methacrylate) Films in Different Solvent Vapor Environments: A Comparison of Solvents Used in Nanolithographic Processing

Student Name:: Rohrbach, Alan
Date Uploaded:: 04/08/2019
Research Field:: Engineering, Materials Science, Chemistry, Polymer, and Physics, Condensed Matter
Department:: Physics