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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"novel device designs"”.

  1. Possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) responses and preferences to novel objects in their environment

    … towards different colours, control device entrance geometry preferences, trap size entrance openings preferences, trap material attractiveness and trap orientation preferences. This information will be used to assist in designing and developing new, re-setting, permanent-set kill …

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  2. Surface dynamics in III-V epitaxy and its device implications

    … deposition. A wide range of semiconductor devices, both from III-V and nitrides families, are commonly fabricated for a broad range of applications in photonics, electronics and related fields, due to the reproducibility, scalability and overall excellent control over the growth process. …

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  3. Mechanism of remote epitaxy using two dimensional materials

    … and transfer to desired substrates, allowing for novel device designs for applications in advanced and flexible electronics.

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  4. Patterned zero-dimensional nanostructures: fabrication and characterization

    … and wires as the active media in optoelectronic devices. The realization of quantum dot based devices has been plagued with numerous obstacles. Conventional quantum dots are formed by strain-driven self-assembly. The stochastic nature of the process results in a distribution of dot sizes. If a …

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  5. Developing a simulation-based approach to collision risk of tidal energy converters and marine wildlife

    … Firstly, they cannot estimate risk for novel device designs such as a tidal kite or cross-flow devices. Secondly, they are limited in their ability to incorporate additional information, such as through altering input parameters or post-processing of results. Previously, a …

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