Porous Silicon - Globe Thesis

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181.	Material characterization, patterning and adsorbate induced modulation of light emission of porous silicon produced by metal-assisted electroless etching
182.	A process-based molecular model of nano-porous silicon carbide membranes
183.	Spectrally encoded porous silicon 'smart dust' for chemical and biological sensing applications
184.	Supercritical adsorption testing of porous silicon, activated carbon, and zeolite materials
185.	Metallization and surface modification of porous silicon: Stability, surface enhanced Raman, and gas sensor studies
186.	Ultrathin Porous Nanocrystalline Silicon Membrane for Electrical Sensing and Nanofluidics
187.	Formation, characterization, and flow dynamics of nanostructure modified sensitive and selective gas sensors based on porous silicon
188.	Growth of gallium nitride on porous silicon carbide substrates
189.	Mechanism and application of desorption/ionization on porous silicon (DIOS)
190.	The study on porous silicon as an isolation material for RF applications
191.	The application of porous silicon surface and photo- and electrochemical properties to sensor development
192.	Surface modifications of porous silicon quantum dots: From fundamentals to electro-optic applications
193.	Elastic and structural properties of supported porous silicon layers
194.	Development of self-aligned gated porous silicon microtip field emission arrays for vacuum microelectronic applications
195.	Antioxidant coatings and spot size reduction on porous silicon and characterizing luminophore doped xerogels and germanium ultra-thin films
196.	Photoluminescence of porous silicon and zinc oxide with potential applications in chemical sensing
197.	Surface modification and its impact on luminescent properties of porous silicon
198.	The impact of Lewis acid/base exposure on the surface states of luminescent porous silicon
199.	Molecular interactions with photoluminescent porous silicon and the effects of chemical modifications of the silicon surface
200.	Development and characterization of a porous silicon membrane for gas separations
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