The Lung-on-a-Chip team at Fort Lewis College developed a novel fabrication method to produce a viable porous silicon biomembrane that mimics the functionality of the human interstitial space that separates the alveolar cells and the capillary cells where the gas exchange occurs in the lungs.
PEAQS students have begun to grow and characterize more than half a dozen new crystals, including CaFe2 4, Ba-doped CaFe2 4, CuBiz 4, MgCr204, BaFeGaO4, PdGa, and PiGa.
The undergraduate researchers at Fort Lewis College developed a microscope and an optical signal detector circuit to quantify single bacterium in microdroplets from environmental water samples.
The undergraduate researchers at Fort Lewis College developed an optical system to quantify single bacterium
from environmental water samples. To improve signal detection in their system, they developed a neural network, a method in artificial intelligence.
Using a method developed by Gamelin Lab at UW in 2003 to study magnetic quantum dots, we synthesize Co-doped ZnO nanoparticles with varying Co atomic % inside ZnO nanoparticles.
The magnetocaloric effect (MCE) can be used in magnetic refrigeration, which is emerging as one of the most promising alternatives in the modern-day quest for sustainable, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly cooling technology.