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MWCNTs and SWCNTs based Nanocomposites for Cartilage and Bone Tissue Regeneration

Zhang L.G., Holmes B., The George Washington University, US

Cartilage and bone defects, which are caused by a variety of reasons such as traumatic injuries, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis or bone cancers, represent common and severe clinical problems. Developments in nanotechnology and tissue engineering have provided [...]

Generation of clean energy by applying parametric resonance to quantum nonlocality clocking

Berkovich S.Y., The George Washington University, US

A novel principle for generation of clean and abundant energy is presented [1]. The required ability to move matter comes from a new source: clocking mechanism of: Universe’s nonlocality. The phenomenon of nonlocality – instantaneous [...]

Generation of clean energy by applying parametric resonance to quantum nonlocality clocking

Berkovich S.Y., The George Washington University, US

A novel principle for generation of clean and abundant energy is presented [1]. The required ability to move matter comes from a new source: clocking mechanism of: Universe’s nonlocality. The phenomenon of nonlocality – instantaneous [...]

Ways to Increase the Length of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes in a Magnetically Enhanced Arc Discharge

Keidar M., Levchenko I., Shashurin A., Waas A.M., Ostrikov K., The George Washington University, US

It is demonstrated that the magnetic field has a profound effect on the length of a single wall carbon nanotube (SWNT) synthesized in the arc discharge. An average length of SWNT increases by a factor [...]

Analysis of Phonon Dispersion Relations from Atom Model to Continuum Theory

Chen Y., Lee J.D., The George Washington University, US

The phonon dispersion relations calculated by atomic model: shell model and ab initio, and by microcontinuum theory are introduced in this paper. It is found that both atomic models and microcontinuum theory can describe the [...]

Analysis of Phonon Dispersion Relations From Atomic Model to Continuum Theory

Chen Y., Lee J.D., The George Washington University, US

The phonon dispersion relations calculated by atomic model: shell model and ab initio, and by microcontinuum theory are introduced in this paper. It is found that both atomic models and microcontinuum theory can describe the [...]

Computational Modeling of Fluidic Micro-Handling Processes

Mittal R., Seshadri V., Sarma S., Udaykumar H.S., The George Washington University, US

This paper describes the application of a new and unconventional numerical method for computational modeling of fluidic micro-handling processes. The key requirement for modeling such processes is the ability to simulate flows with large number [...]