Kinga Unocic

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North Carolina State University

United States

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Dr. Kinga Unocic is an Associate Professor at North Carolina State University in the United States. Her research focuses on advanced materials and processing techniques, including additive manufacturing and catalytic fast pyrolysis for low-carbon fuel production. Recently, she has published articles on high temperature tensile properties of tool steel, hydrodeoxygenation selectivity in nanoparticle catalysts, and the mechanical responses of additively manufactured superalloys.

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2020

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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High temperature tensile properties of H13 tool steel fabricated via binder jet additive manufacturing

Hardness Measurements and Interface Behavior of SiC-B4C-Si Multiple Phase Particulate Composites Made with Melt Infiltration and Additive Manufacturing

Advancements and challenges in the production of low-carbon fuels via catalytic fast pyrolysis of biomass through refinery integration and co-product generation

Compositional dependence of hydrodeoxygenation pathway selectivity for Ni2−xRhxP nanoparticle catalysts

Analytical modeling of the evolution of the nonlinearity parameter of sensitized stainless steel

In situ transmission electron microscopy deformation and mechanical responses of additively manufactured Ni-based superalloy

A hybrid pathway to biojet fuel via 2,3-butanediol

Single-phase catalysis for reductive etherification of diesel bioblendstocks

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Laurence Jacobs

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