Roya Maboudian (Advisor)

Research Advised by Professor Roya Maboudian

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BSAC's Best: Spring 2017 Winners Announced

March 9, 2017

BSAC would like to thank the 140 researchers who presented their work in poster or plenary sessions at the Spring 2017 BSAC Research Review on March 8-9.

70 attending industrial members from 41 member organizations voted for the best presentations and posters, resulting in Best Paper and Best Poster awards (certificate and cash).

Best Paper Filip Maksimovic | Advisor...

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BSAC's Best: Spring 2019 Winners Announced

March 8, 2019

BSAC would like to thank the 107 researchers who presented their research during BSAC's Spring 2019 Research Review, March 6-8.

40+ attending industrial members from 28 member organizations voted for the best presentations and posters, resulting in Best Paper and Best Poster awards.

Ali Darvishian

Best Paper...

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Self-Powered Chemical Sensing via Triboelectric Nanogenerators

Jihoon Chung

2021

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Reticular Metalation in Metal-Organic Frameworks for Nanocasting and Interface Construction

Xiang Gao

Roya Maboudian

2019

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a class of porous, crystalline materials constructed by extending the linkages between inorganic and organic molecular building blocks through strong bonds. Because of their high porosities, accessible interconnected pore structures, and designable backbones, MOFs have been used in applications ranging from as catalystsupports, membrane substrates, sensing layers, and casting templates...

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Surface Engineering for MEMS Reliability

William Ashurst

Roya Maboudian

David B. Graves

Roger T. Howe

2003

The integration of miniaturized mechanical components with microelectronic components has spawned a new technology known as microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). This technology extends the benefits of microelectronic fabrication to sensing and actuating functions. Examples of MEMS devices that have been commercially produced include relatively simple mechanisms such as accelerometers, pressure sensors and digital mirror projectors.

Despite recent progress in micromachining capability, the realization of more complex commercial and specialized use of MEMS is challenged due to...