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OURSIP Intern - Minh Thanh Nguyen duration 4 minutes 18 seconds OURSIP Intern - Minh Thanh Nguyen OURSIP Intern - Minh Thanh Nguyen	OURSIP Intern - Minh Thanh Nguyen Towards Increasing Pervaporation-driven Crystal Nucleation Rates in Multiphase Microfluidics Advised by:Howard A. Stone \| Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Fernando Temprano-Coleto \| Andlinger… flow air water channels evaporation concentration rates intensity pdms channel crystallization salt glass layer vapor meters fluorescence mineral lithium bonding From our Undergraduate Research 2 likes 18 plays Date August 1st, 2024 Speaker Minh Thanh Nguyen Department Office of Undergraduate Research
Drugs are good, but how do they go bad?, Yejoon… duration 2 minutes 56 seconds Drugs are good, but how do they go bad?, Yejoon… Drugs are good, but how do they go bad?, Yejoon Seo, G4 (3937727)	Drugs are good, but how do they go bad?, Yejoon Seo, G4 (3937727) Many oral delivery drugs are in the amorphous state, stabilized by an amorphous polymer. Over time, these drugs tend to "flow," resulting in significant changes to the drug product that… amorphous state glassy state oral drug delivery thermal characterization thermal analysis gastrointestinal tract disordered #prd22 drug drugs polymer lab process characterization crystallization temperatures disorder polymers molecules liquid glassy delivery medicines field formulations percent examine myriad From Research Princeton Research Day 10 likes 178 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Yejoon Seo Department Chemical and Biological Engineering
Living at the Intersection Symposium - Performance duration 5 seconds Living at the Intersection Symposium - Performance Living at the Intersection Symposium - Performance	Living at the Intersection Symposium - Performance captions_12_17_2020 josh table ooh instruments media crystallization collaboration breaks machinations inventions reality images ios joshua hm mm arena approaches idea decades archived_to_s3 flavors_deleted From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 29 plays
Ubiquitous Electronics through Conducting Plastics duration 58 minutes 7 seconds Ubiquitous Electronics through Conducting Plastics Ubiquitous Electronics through Conducting Plastics	Ubiquitous Electronics through Conducting Plastics 2/19/2013 Presidents Lecture: Yueh-Lin (Lynn) Loo, Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering: "Ubiquitous Electronics Through Conducting Plastics" presidents lecture lin loo ubi archived_to_s3 film mobility molecules crystallization light growth boundary cells structure boundaries direction angle surface device molecule side materials function plastics transistors From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 69 plays