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  1. Cloud microphysical research using UAVs and glaciogenic cloud seeding: aerosol plumes, rotor icing, and ice nucleation 

    Miller, Anna J. (2024)
    Understanding microphysical processes in clouds is vital for our overall understanding of weather and climate. The ice phase in particular is important for precipitation, as most global precipitation occurs through the ice phase. The formation of ice crystals in clouds at temperatures warmer than -38°C requires aerosols that act as ice-nucleating particles (INPs), which are rare. Then, ice crystals can grow through vapor deposition, riming, ...
    Doctoral Thesis
  2. Social Influence as a Base for Centrality in directed Networks 

    Marmulla, Gordana (2024)
    Doctoral Thesis
  3. The assessment of rising and lying down behaviours of dairy cows in cubicle housing systems with regard to animal welfare 

    Brouwers, Stijn P. (2024)
    In cubicle housing systems for dairy cows, the lying area is divided into individual lying places called lying cubicles. In these cubicles, contamination of the bedding is limited to reduce resource and labour costs and to promote animal hygiene and health. However, lying cubicle design restricts cow behaviour and limits their freedom of movement. This can be particularly problematic as cows rise to the standing position and lie down ...
    Doctoral Thesis
  4. The SAFIR-II Positron Emission Tomography Insert 

    Debus, Jan (2024)
    Doctoral Thesis
  5. Data-Driven Modeling of the Temperature- and Rate- Dependent Large Deformation Behavior of Polypropylene 

    Jordan, Benoit (2024)
    Polypropylene is a thermoplastics polymer that have seen growing usage for structural applications in industries such as the automotive sector. Its mechanical behavior under large deformation is characterized by a strong influence of the temperature and rate of deformation, which makes it challenging to model. Many constitutive formulations have been established to describe its salient features: some based on sound physical descriptions ...
    Doctoral Thesis
  6. Advancements in Mid-Infrared Colloidal Quantum Dot Photodetectors: Optimization, Metamaterials, and Fabrication 

    Schwanninger, Raphael (2024)
    Photodetectors operating in the mid-infrared spectral wavelength regime are crucial for numerous technologies and scientific advancements. They are integral to a wide array of applications, including biomedical imaging, environmental monitoring, thermal imaging, spectroscopy, and defense systems. However, developing photodetectors that are both highly sensitive and cost-effective remains a significant challenge. Therefore, this doctoral ...
    Doctoral Thesis
  7. Structure-activity relationship of Apicomplexan parasite-specific microtubule-interacting drugs and proteins 

    Ehrhard, Valentin André (2024)
    Apicomplexan parasites cause diseases such as malaria, toxoplasmosis, or cryptosporidiosis. These single-celled organisms exhibit complex life cycles involving multiple animal hosts. As obligate intracellular parasites, they must invade host cells to replicate. Their cellular structure is highly specialized for invasion, featuring an intricate cytoskeleton and secretory organelle machinery. During invasion, they form a ring-like structure ...
    Doctoral Thesis
  8. Implantable Pressure Sensor Encapsulation for Ventricular Assist Device Control 

    Dupuch, Matthias Alexander (2024)
    Autonomous feedback controlled ventricular assists device (VAD) operation promises a plethora of benefits such as increased patient safety, comfort, and reduced healthcare costs. Current generation VADs operate at static pump speeds due to the lack of available biocompatible, long-term stable pressure sensor systems. In this thesis, a pressure sensor encapsulation was developed and integrated in an inflow cannula for a VAD and in an ...
    Doctoral Thesis
  9. Oxidation During the Direct Metal Deposition Process 

    Keller, Dominik (2024)
    Doctoral Thesis
  10. A Polymorphic Control Framework for Robot-Assisted Neurorehabilitation 

    Sommerhalder, Michael (2024)
    The leading cause of long-term disability and acute hospitalization in high-income countries is stroke, with more than 13.7 million new cases worldwide each year. Stroke often results in paralysis of the limbs. To recover from lost functionality, long-term, intensive neurorehabilitation addressing individualized tasks and active participation of the patient is needed. To relieve the therapists from parts of the physical workload, to ...
    Doctoral Thesis
  11. Reaction pathways of iron in aqueous media 

    Furcas, Fabio Enrico (2024)
    Doctoral Thesis

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