Yongkun Sui

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

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Carson Bruns

Assistant Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

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Christian A. Zorman

Case Western Reserve University

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John J Lewandowski

Distinguished University Professor

Case Western Reserve University Case School of Engineering

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Lok-kun Tsui

Research Associate Professor

University of New Mexico

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The Influence of Microstructure on TCR for Inkjet-Printed Resistive Temperature Detectors Fabricated Using AgNO<sub>3</sub>/Ethylene-Glycol-Based Inks

Fabrication of RC filters from a single printed Zn layer by reactive inkjet printing

An Aerosol Jet Printed Resistance Temperature Detector-Micro Hotplate with Temperature Coefficient of Resistance Stabilized by Electrical Sintering

Critical Salt Loading in Flexible Poly(vinyl alcohol) Sensors Fabricated by an Inkjet Printing and Plasma Reduction Method

Wax Blends as Tunable Encapsulants for Soil-Degradable Electronics

Engineering the surface morphology of inkjet printed Ag by controlling solvent evaporation during plasma conversion of AgNO3 inks

Controlled Biodegradation of an Additively Fabricated Capacitive Soil Moisture Sensor

Degradability of Biodegradable Soil Moisture Sensor Components and Their Effect on Maize (Zea mays L.) Growth

Inkjet-Printed Hydrogen Peroxide Sensor With Sensitivity Enhanced by Plasma Activated Inorganic Metal Salt Inks

Inkjet-Printed Hydrogen Peroxide Sensor With Sensitivity Enhanced by Plasma Activated Inorganic Metal Salt Inks

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Carson Bruns

Christian A. Zorman

John J Lewandowski

Lok-kun Tsui

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