Jia Deng

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Binghamton University

United States

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Jia Deng is an Assistant Professor at Binghamton University in the United States. His research focuses on advanced materials and nanotechnology, including the kinetics of monolayer materials, surface engineering for two-dimensional electronics, and additive manufacturing techniques. Recent publications highlight his work in electric field-assisted processes and characterizations involving atomic force microscopy.

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Multiple-Energy-Assisted Ultrasharp Probe-Based Nanomanufacturing for High-Resolution and High-Efficiency Nanopatterning

Open Date: 2020-07-01

Close Date: 2023-06-30

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Kinetics of monolayer MoS2-encapsulated nanobubbles on hexagonal boron nitride substrates

A novel electric field-assisted material extrusion process for clean additive manufacturing

Study of the system instability impacts on surface characteristics for vibration-assisted AFM-based nanomachining

The interplay of intra- and inter-layer interactions in bending rigidity of ultrathin 2D materials

Electric field-assisted fused filament fabrication process for robust additive manufacturing in unconventional orientations

Physical adsorption and oxidation of ultra-thin MoS2 crystals: insights into surface engineering for 2D electronics and beyond

A sensor-based monitoring approach to predict surface profile of vibration-assisted atomic force microscopy (AFM)-based nanofabrication

Exceptionally strong boron nitride nanotube aluminum composite interfaces

Characterizing vibration-assisted atomic force microscopy (AFM)-based nanomachining via perception of acoustic emission phenomena using a sensor-based real-time monitoring approach

Electric field assisted fused deposition modeling for improving nozzle cleanliness

Electric-Field and Mechanical Vibration-Assisted Atomic Force Microscope-Based Nanopatterning

Electric-Field-Assisted Contact Mode AFM-Based Nanolithography with Low Stiffness Conductive Probes

Sliding energy landscape governs interfacial failure of nanotube-reinforced ceramic nanocomposites

3D Printing and Dissolution Testing of Novel Capsule Shells for Use in Delivering Acetaminophen

AFM-Based nanofabrication and quality inspection of three-dimensional nanotemplates for soft lithography

Toward the design of dynamically similar artificial insect wings

Study of tip wear for AFM-based vibration-assisted nanomachining process

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Zimo Wang

Yiwei Han

Changhong Ke

M. Jankauski

Bing Si

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