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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"laser induced periodic surface structures"”.
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Investigation of high and low spatial frequency laser induced periodic surface structures on metals
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-03-28 without embargo terms
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Investigating The Relationship Between Surface Topology And Functional Characteristics For Injection Moulded Thermoplastic Components
Bacteria are known to adhere to surfaces, which allows for the formation of biofilms, possibly causing a surge in hospital-offset infections, perilous diseases, and in some cases, death. Although certain bacteria are present in the natural flora of the human skin, some present extreme clinical …
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Anode Materials for High Power Microwave Devices
… highly focused energy sources, including lasers, particle beams and microwaves. Extensive research is continuingly conducted into such devices’ frequency spectrum in order to increase their power levels to develop new applications. However, one area of the directed energy technology has …
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High speed mask-less laser-controlled precision micro-additive manufacture
… has been developed. The technique was based on laser-induced chemical vapour deposition. The novelty in the technique was the usage of pulsed ultrafast lasers instead of continuous wave lasers in pyrolytic dissociation of the chemical precursor. The motivation of the study was that (1) ultrafast …
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Design of bio-inspired texturing treatments, via high power ultra-short pulse lasers, of ferritic stainless steel surfaces that inhibit the formation of bacterial biofouling on tools for hospital use and in the food industry
… is their high capacity to adhere to different surfaces. This adhesion process results in the formation of biofilms. The significance of these biostructures lies in the fact that the bacteria within them acquire new properties, such as increased resistance to antibiotics and unfavorable external …