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    • Particle Migration of Quasi-Steady Flow in Concentrated Suspension for Powder Injection Molding 

      Chen, X.; Lam, Yee Cheong; Tam, Michael K. C.; Yu, S.C.M. (2002-01)
      A hybrid FEM/FDM algorithm for particle migration of quasi-steady flow in concentrated suspension materials is proposed in this study. This hybrid FEM/FDM algorithm in which the planar variables, such as pressure field, ...
    • Patterns of Product Development Interactions 

      Eppinger, Steven D. (2002-01)
      Development of complex products and large systems is a highly interactive social process involving hundreds of people designing thousands of interrelated components and making millions of coupled decisions. Nevertheless, ...
    • Performance of a Serial-Batch Processor System with Incompatible Job Families under Simple Control Policies 

      Tajan, John Benedict Cheng; Appa Iyer, Sivakumar; Gershwin, Stanley B. (2006-01)
      A typical example of a batch processor is the diffusion furnace used in wafer fabrication facilities (otherwise known as wafer fabs). In diffusion, silicon wafers are placed inside the furnace, and dopant is flown through ...
    • Performance-Driven Microfabrication-Oriented Methodology for MEMS Conceptual Design with Application in Microfluidic Device Design 

      Deng, Y.-M.; Lu, Wen Feng (2005-01)
      Performance and manufacturability are two important issues that must be taken into account during MEMS design. Existing MEMS design models or systems follow a process-driven design paradigm, that is, design starts from the ...
    • Pharmaceutical Properties of Nanoparticulate Formulation Composed of TPGS and PLGA for Controlled Delivery of Anticancer Drug 

      Mu, L.; Chan-Park, Mary Bee-Eng; Yue, Chee Yoon; Feng, S.S. (2004-01)
      A suitable management of the pharmaceutical property is needed and helpful to design a desired nanoparticulate delivery system, which includes the carrier nature, particle size and size distribution, morphology, surfactant ...
    • Planning and Scheduling Decisions in Supply Chains with Multiple Supply Modes: An Integrated Approach 

      Bhatnagar, Rohit; Peeyush, Mehta (2005-01)
      We address the problem of jointly determining shipment planning and scheduling decisions with the presence of multiple shipment modes. We consider long lead time, less expensive sea shipment mode, and short lead time but ...
    • Planning Design Iterations 

      Unger, Darian W.; Eppinger, Steven D. (2002-01)
      Companies developing new products have a wide variety of product development (PD) processes from which to choose. Each process offers a different method of iteration to manage risk. Companies must therefore consider the ...
    • Plasma polymerization of C[subscript 4]F[subscript 8] thin film on high aspect ratio silicon molds 

      Yeo, L. P.; Poh, S. L.; Lam, Yee Cheong; Chan-Park, Mary Bee-Eng (2005-01)
      High aspect ratio polymeric micro-patterns are ubiquitous in many fields ranging from sensors, actuators, optics, fluidics and medical. Second generation PDMS molds are replicated against first generation silicon molds ...
    • Preliminary Results of InGaAsN/GaAs Quantum-well laser Diodes Emitting towards 1.3 µm 

      Wang, S.Z.; Yoon, Soon Fatt (2003-01)
      GaAs-based nitride is found to be sensitive to growth conditions and ex-situ annealing processes. The critical thickness is almost one order thicker than the theoretical prediction by force balance model. The growth process ...
    • Process Control in Micro-Embossing: A Review 

      Hardt, David E.; Ganesan, Bala; Qi, Wang; Dirckx, Matthew; Rzepniewski, Adam K. (2004-01)
      Abstract— A promising technique for the large-scale manufacture of micro-fluidic devices and photonic devices is hot embossing of polymers such as PMMA. Micro-embossing is a deformation process where the workpiece material ...
    • Process Variability in Micro-Embossing 

      Hardt, David E.; Ganesan, Bala; Dirckx, Matthew; Shoji, Grant; Thaker, Kunal; e.a. (2005-01)
      A promising technique for the large-scale manufacture of micro-fluidic devices and photonic devices is hot embossing of polymers such as PMMA. Micro-embossing is a deformation process where the workpiece material is heated ...
    • Quality and Quantity Modeling of a Production Line 

      Kim, Jongyoon; Gershwin, Stanley B. (2004-01)
      During the past three decades, the success of the Toyota Production System has spurred research in the area of manufacturing systems engineering. Two research fields, productivity and quality, have been extensively studied ...
    • Rapid Replication of High Aspect Ratio Molds for UV Embossing 

      Yan, Yehai; Chan-Park, Mary Bee-Eng; Yue, Chee Yoon (2003-01)
      This paper describes a promising fabrication technique for rapid replication of high aspect ratio microstructured molds for UV embossing. The process involves casting silicone rubber on a microstructured master, replicating ...
    • A Rapidly Reconfigurable Robotics Workcell and Its Applictions for Tissue Engineering 

      Chen, I-Ming (2003-01)
      This article describes the development of a component-based technology robot system that can be rapidly configured to perform a specific manufacturing task. The system is conceived with standard and inter-operable components ...
    • Reactive Schedule Repair of Job Shops 

      Raheja, Amritpal Singh; Subramaniam, Velusamy (2002-01)
      Disruptions to job shop schedules are tedious and difficult to incorporate after the schedule has been generated and implemented on the shop floor. In order to deal with such disruptions, a real time reactive scheduling ...
    • Recent Progress in Droplet-Based Manufacturing Research 

      Kim, H.-Y.; Cherng, J.-P.; Chun, Jung-Hoon (2002-01)
      This article reports the recent progress of re-search made in the Droplet-Based Manufacturing Laboratory at MIT. The study has been focused on obtaining a fundamental understanding of microdroplet deposition and applying ...
    • Registration Using Projective Reconstruction for Augmented Reality Systems 

      Yuan, M. L.; Ong, S. K.; Nee, Andrew Y. C. (2004-01)
      In AR systems, registration is one of the most difficult problems currently limiting their applications. In this paper, we proposed a simple registration method using projective reconstruction. This method consists of two ...
    • Review of bio-particle manipulation using dielectrophoresis 

      Kua, C. H.; Lam, Yee Cheong; Yang, C.; Youcef-Toumi, Kamal (2005-01)
      During the last decade, large and costly instruments are being replaced by system based on microfluidic devices. Microfluidic devices hold the promise of combining a small analytical laboratory onto a chip-sized substrate ...
    • Risk Aversion in Inventory Management 

      Chen, Xin; Sim, Melvyn; Simchi-Levi, David; Sun, Peng (2005-01)
      Traditional inventory models focus on risk-neutral decision makers, i.e., characterizing replenishment strategies that maximize expected total profit, or equivalently, minimize expected total cost over a planning horizon. ...
    • Robust Cooperative Strategy for Contour Matching Using Epipolar Geometry 

      Yuan, Miaolong; Xie, Ming; Yin, Xiaoming (2002-01)
      Feature matching in images plays an important role in computer vision such as for 3D reconstruction, motion analysis, object recognition, target tracking and dynamic scene analysis. In this paper, we present a robust ...