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A novel fuel processing platform for micro-scale solid oxide fuel cells

Paul Muralt, Thomas Maeder, Bo Jiang, Dimos Poulikakos

Recently, the development of micro-scale solid oxide fuel cells (µ-SOFCs) has become a promising research topic in the area of portable energy production. A µ-SOFC system, which can provide 1 to 2 W electrical power under an operating temperature of 550°C ...

2012

Querypoint Debugging

Claude Petitpierre, Salman Mirghasemi

To fix a bug, software developers have to examine the bug-gy execution to locate defects. They employ different ap-proaches (e.g., setting breakpoints, inserting printing statements in the code) to navigate over buggy execution and inspect program state at ...

2010

Dynamic Ornament: The Design of Responsive Architectural Environments

Mark Meagher

This thesis study investigates the architectural potential of digital information, using case studies and prototypes to explore the integration of dynamic information in the architectural environment. Responsive architecture, a design field that has arisen ...

EPFL2010

High-Fidelity Printing Strategies for Printing 3D Vascular Hydrogel Structures

Jürgen Brugger, Philippe Renaud, Matthias Lütolf, Thomas Michael Braschler, Kristopher Pataky

Vascularization arguably poses the most significant hurdle for the success of most biomaterials-based tissue engineering therapies. In this work, we report two printing strategies that permit the 3D Inkjet printing of fluorescent alginate hydro gels into o ...

Soc Imaging Science & Technology, 7003 Kilworth Lane, Springfield, Va 22151 Usa2009

A tighter Cut-Set bound for the multi-terminal erasure channel without side information

Ramin Khalili

In this paper our recent results in the capacity of single relay erasure channels are used to derive a new and tighter cut-set bound. We initially present a simple and intuitive approach to derive the classical cut-set bound in General Multi-Terminal Erasu ...

2006

Supramolecular Nanostamping: Using DNA as Movable Type

Francesco Stellacci

Here we present a novel printing technique (that we call supramolecular nanostamping), based on the replication of single-stranded DNA features through a hybridization-contact-dehybridization cycle. On a surface containing features each made of single-stra ...

2005

A Prediction Model for Reflection on Varnished Metallic Plates

Roger Hersch, Mathieu Hébert, Patrick Emmel

Several models predict the reflectance of a rough metallic surface. They are however not adapted to the surfaces used in the packaging industry, such as boxes made of printed metallic plates. For printing purposes, metallic surfaces need to be varnished. L ...

Society for Imaging Science and Technology2002

Coplanar Interdigitated Band Electrodes For Electrosynthesis Part 6 : Hypochlorite Electrogeneration from Sea Water Electrolysis

Hubert Girault, Christos Comninellis

A novel design for interdigitated band electrodes is described. The electrode is built by successive printing of conductive and insulating layers on a steel substrate. This geometry exhibits a high performance for the hypochlorite electrogeneration from se ...

1999

Reproduction couleur par trames irrégulières et semi-régulières

In the printing industry, one of the most common methods for reproducing halftone images using bilevel printing devices is clustered-dot ordered dithering. The images produced using this method are quite faithful to the original and are visually pleasing. ...

EPFL1995

Development of a tubular recycle membrane reactor for continuous operation with soluble enzymes

Albert Renken

The performance of steady-state flow ultrafiltration membrane reactors can be considerably increased by improving their hydrodynamic characteristics. A tubule recycle membrane reactor was designed and constructed. This type of reactor approximates plug flo ...

1983

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