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  • An analysis of the potential economic impact of natural gas production in Tanzania 
    Umeike, Ekenedilinna (Ekenedilinna Onyedikachi) (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014)
    Following substantial discoveries of natural gas in recent years, Tanzania has new options for economic development. The country's policy makers are faced with having to make decisions about how best to utilize the gas in ...
  • PrivacyInformer : an automated privacy description generator for the MIT App Inventor 
    Miao, Daniela Yidan (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014)
    With the advent of "smart" mobile phones and ubiquitous mobile applications, the pace at which people generate, access, and acquire data has accelerated significantly. In this thesis, we first examine how privacy issues ...
  • Magnetostatic interaction in nanowires 
    Siddiqui, Saima Afroz (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014)
    Nonvolatile memory and logic devices rely on the manipulation of domain walls in magnetic nanowires, and scaling of these devices requires an understanding of domain wall behavior as a function of the wire width. Due to ...
  • Theory of terahertz generation by optical rectification 
    Ravi, Koustuban (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014)
    Intense pulses of light with wavelengths approximately ten times smaller than microwave sources and a hundred times larger than optical/near infra-red sources may be categorized as high-field Terahertz (THz) sources. By ...
  • Integrative analysis of heterogeneous genomic datasets to discover genetic etiology of autism spectrum disorders 
    Nazeen, Sumaiya (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014)
    Understanding the genetic background of complex diseases is crucial to medical research, with implications to diagnosis, treatment and drug development. As molecular approaches to this challenge are time consuming and ...
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