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Engineering highways for excitons

Joule, 2021
Summary The distance that excitons can travel is a key parameter for organic photovoltaic materials. In the August issue of Science Advances, Sneyd and colleagues report a breakthrough in increasing exciton diffusion length to 300 nm by using highly ordered nanofibers. This approach can enable simpler and more stable solar cells.
Ruseckas, Arvydas   +1 more
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Methodology of Highway Engineering

2020
Academician Pan Jiazheng pointed out in his article Philosophical Thinking in the Construction of Water Conservation (Journal of the China Academy of Water Conservation and Hydropower Science, Volume 1, Issue 1, June 2003): Water conservation engineers have many disciplines to master and cannot spend much energy on philosophical issues.
Hanhua Zhu, Lei Shi
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A SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APPROACH TO HIGHWAY DESIGN

INCOSE International Symposium, 1994
AbstractThis paper explores some of the similarities between the approaches that civil engineers take to design highways and that systems engineers take to solve complex system development problems. The process of developing a highway design can be directly correlated to the system development life cycle used in systems engineering.
William F. Mackey, William F. Mackey
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USE OF RECYCLED WASTE IN HIGHWAY ENGINEERING

Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation and Highway Engineering 2011, 2011
Increase generation of waste from human and construction activities with significantly increase number of global population becomes major issues over disposal space. The reuse of waste material is an important topic from the point of sustainability.
Bo, Myint Win, Arulrajah, Arul
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The Science of Highway Engineering

Nature, 1936
UNDER the pressure of modern conditions, the art of road-making has of necessity become the science of highway engineering, in the process beginning to borrow freely from those older branches of applied science?chemistry, physics, geology and engineering. Road Aggregates: Their Uses and Testing. By Dr. Bernard H. Knight. (
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