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ItemMagneto-optical study of correlated electron materials in high magnetic fields(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2014-01) Jiang, Zhigang
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ItemQuantitative measurements of bulk aerosol particle inorganic and organic composition from the NASA DC-8 during ARCTAS(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-04-15) Weber, Rodney J.
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ItemMultiscale analysis of nonlinear systems using computational topology(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-02) Schatz, Michael F. ; Mischaikow, Konstantin ; Kalies, William ; Wanner, Thomas
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ItemLiquid dynamics in nano-confined geometries: nanohydrodynamics(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-01-31) Riedo, Elisa
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ItemGreen and effective continuous multi-step synthesis of ring-fused heteroaromatics(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013) Liotta, Charles L. ; Eckert, Charles A. ; France, Stefan ; Pollet, PamelaHistorically, batch processing has been the major strategy in the synthesis of complex molecules, especially molecules of pharmaceutical interest. In general, this approach has been fraught with high cost, excessive time for scale-up, and waste issues. In order to address these issues, continuous flow technology has been identified as an alternative production vehicle since it has both environmental and economic advantages. Continuous flow technology offers superior mass and heat transfer, and lower production costs when compared with the traditional batch technology. Technological transfer from batch to continuous flow maximizes performance in terms of product yield and selectivity while minimizing solvent and catalyst needs thereby lowering production costs. In addition, continuous flow processes can be “scaled out” in contrast to batch processes that must be “scaled up.” In this research project, we take advantage of continuous flow technology to conduct the multi-step synthesis shown in Scheme 1.
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ItemUltracold sodium and rubidium mixtures: collisions, interactions and heteronuclear molecule formation(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012-10-31) Raman, Chandra
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ItemDeterminants of high school optional course participation and performance: a four-year longitudinal study(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012-02-29) Ackerman, Phillip L. ; Kanfer, Ruth
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ItemBayesian Hierarchical Models to augment the Mediterranean Forecast System(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012-02-15) Di Lorenzo, Emanuele ; Milliff, Ralph F. ; Wikle, Christopher K. ; Berliner, L. Mark
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ItemNIRT: Active nanoparticles in nanostructured materials enabling advances in renewable energy and environmental remediation(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011-09-14) Gole, James L. ; Dixon, David ; Szulczewski, Gregory ; Fedorov, Andrei G. ; Burda, Clemens
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ItemRadical chemistry over sunlit snow at Summit, Greenland(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011-09-01) Huey, L. Gregory