Micah Green

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Texas A&M University

United States

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Micah Green is a Professor at Texas A&M University in the United States. His research focuses on advanced materials, including MXenes and nanomaterials, as well as their applications in energy storage systems and additive manufacturing. Recent publications highlight his work on electrothermal heating processes, biochar's impact on graphene oxide, and the development of innovative materials for flexible electronics.

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Miladin Radovic

Associate Professor

Texas A&M University

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JUAN JOSÉ VILATELA

SPAIN

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Aniruddh Vashisth

Assistant Professor

University of Washington

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Jodie Lutkenhaus

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Texas A&M University

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Moumita Rana

Delft University of Technology

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Shuichi Ogawa

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Nihon University

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Articles (20)

Rapid Electrothermal Heating and Molten Salt Etching to Produce Ti3C2 MXenes

Dielectric Barrier Discharge Electrothermal Heating and Additive Manufacturing of Thermoset Parts

The Effect of Biochar on the Dispersion Stability of Graphene Oxide in Alkaline Cement Solution

Molten aluminum-mediated production of carbon nanomaterials from hydrocarbon streams: Morphology and energy storage

Hydrocarbon-Derived Prenetworked Carbon Nano-Onions for Wearable and Flexible Printed Microsupercapacitors

Joule heating and synthesis of transesterification vitrimer and epoxy system

Nacre-like MXene/Polyacrylic Acid Layer-by-Layer Multilayers as Hydrogen Gas Barriers

Vibrational Property Tuning of MXenes Revealed by Sublattice N Reactivity in Polar and Nonpolar Solvents

Evolution of Electrothermal Heating and Dielectric Properties of Phenolic Resins During Pyrolysis

Organic dual-ion batteries with low-temperature operability and structural reinforcement

Computer vision and machine learning for assessing dispersion quality in carbon nanotube / resin systems

Competing Effects of Radio Frequency Fields on Carbon Nanotube/Resin Systems: Alignment versus Heating

Electric fields and local heating in additively manufactured nanocomposite parts

Patch repair of composites using Dielectric Barrier Discharge-induced heating and curing

Joule Heating of Carbon Fibers and Their Composites in Radio‐Frequency Fields

Automated deposition and Joule heating of carbon ink for the generation of on-demand unique thermal patterns

Processing of Composite Electrodes of Carbon Nanotube Fabrics and Inorganic Matrices via Rapid Joule Heating

Selective Etching of Ti3AlC2 MAX Phases Using Quaternary Ammonium Fluorides Directly Yields Ti3C2Tz MXene Nanosheets: Implications for Energy Storage

Advances in the Chemical Stabilization of MXenes

Effect of terminal groups on the degradation stability of Ti3C2Tz MXenes

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Miladin Radovic

JUAN JOSÉ VILATELA

Aniruddh Vashisth

Jodie Lutkenhaus

Moumita Rana

Shuichi Ogawa

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