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Theory of electrokinetic power generation in portable nanofluidic devices

Project: PhD

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Andersen, Mathias Bækbo (Phd Student)
Bruus, Henrik (Main Supervisor)
Eijkel, Jan C. T. (Examiner)
Yariv, Ehud (Examiner)
Jacobsen, Karsten Wedel (Examiner)

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Status	Completed
Period	01-04-09 → 19-06-12

Financing source	Internal funding (public)
Research programme	1/3 DTU-stip, 2/3 FUR/andet

Publications

Electrokinetics of nanochannels and porous membranes with dynamic surface charges
Publication: Research › Ph.d. thesis – Annual report year: 2012

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