Search Results - "Ashayer, R."

The effect of ultrasound on the gold plating of silica nanoparticles for use in composite solders by Cobley, A.J., Mason, T.J., Alarjah, M., Ashayer, R., Mannan, S.H.

“…In order to produce electronic devices that can survive harsh environments it is essential that the solder joints are very reliable and this has led to the…”
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Additive process for patterned metallized conductive tracks on cotton with applications in smart textiles by Wills, K. A., Krzyzak, K., Bush, J., Ashayer-Soltani, R., Graves, J. E., Hunt, C., Cobley, A. J.

“…The selective patterning of silver nanoparticles by a patent pending process to act as a catalyst for metallization with electroless copper was explored on…”
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Disabling of Nanoparticle Effects at Increased Temperature in Nanocomposite Solders by Mokhtari, Omid, Roshanghias, Ali, Ashayer, Roya, Kotadia, Hiren R., Khomamizadeh, Farzad, Kokabi, Amir H., Clode, Michael P., Miodownik, Mark, Mannan, Samjid H.

“…The use of nanoparticles to control grain size and mechanical properties of solder alloys at high homologous temperature is explored. It is found that silica…”
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Investigation of the molecular interactions in a pMDI formulation by atomic force microscopy by Ashayer, Roya, Luckham, Paul F., Manimaaran, Sivasegaram, Rogueda, Philippe

“…The forces of interaction between inhalable formoterol fumarate dihydrate particles, and the various components of a pressurised Metered Dose Inhaler (pMDI)…”
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Pressure free sintering of silver nanoparticles to silver substrate using weakly binding ligands by Durairaj, R., Ashayer, R., Kotadia, H. R., Haria, N., Lorenz, C., Mokhtari, O., Mannan, S. H.

“…The use of a weakly binding ligand to facilitate sintering between particles and a planar substrate in the absence of pressure and at low homologous…”
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Nanoparticle synthesis and formation of composite solder for harsh environments by Ashayer, R., Cobley, A., Mokhtari, O., Mannan, S.H., Sajjadi, S., Mason, T.

“…The demand for electronics capable of operating at high ambient temperatures above 150degC is increasing in the oil/gas drilling and automotive industries in…”
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