Papers
59 papers in the archive.
Constantine Babajanian, Armen Sarkissian, Geraldine Olsen
Annals of Aridomorphic Engineering, 2025 · Vol. 2, No. 111 · pp. 581–612
This study investigates the functional role of multilayered vegetative strata in engineered urban green roofs subjected to extreme xerophytic conditions. We simulate the infiltration, evapotranspiration partitioning, and transient runoff…
Leyla Demir, Philipp Keller, Eren Kayaalp
Annals of Advanced Mechanosensing, 2024 · Vol. 35, No. 219 · pp. 85–115
This study investigates the efficacy of utilizing embedded piezoelectric thin-film sensors to map localized strain distributions across novel, compliant robotic gripper surfaces. We hypothesize that continuous monitoring of these…
Burak Demirci, Claraimenta Rossi, Stefan Brandt
Annals of Advanced Supramolecular Chemistry, 2024 · Vol. 51, No. 937 · pp. 108–150
We investigated the self-assembly pathways of novel chiral oligomers designed to undergo predictable conformational transitions. By inducing controlled stereochemical strain within a supramolecular framework, we observed a cooperative…
Vivian Holloway, Klaus Richter, Vahan Petroian
Annals of Advanced Soft Matter Dynamics, 2026 · Vol. 24, No. 147 · pp. 95–131
We investigate the formation and stabilization kinetics of topological defects within a synthetic polymer membrane designed for micro-scale aerial buoyancy control. These membranes undergo programmed self-folding driven by controlled…
Nikolaos Vassilakis, Artak Grigoryan, Gamze Sözen
Annals of Quantum Photonics, 2025 · Vol. 1, No. 585 · pp. 267–285
We investigate the controlled manipulation of quantum information across spatially separated semiconductor nanocrystal arrays. By engineering junctions that allow transient exciton tunneling, we model the conditions necessary for…
Deniz Yıldırım, Levon Khachatrian, Burak Demirci
Annals of Microscale Fluidics, 2025 · Vol. 42, No. 416 · pp. 136–157
This study investigates the critical Reynolds number dependence governing the transition from purely laminar to oscillatory-turbulent flow regimes within microfluidic channels lined with viscoelastic polymer membranes. We model the…
Philipp Keller, Kerem Alpdoğan, Arthur Pendelton
Annals of Geo-Hydrodynamic Ecology, 2024 · Vol. 35, No. 248 · pp. 688–702
We investigate the vibrational coupling between microbial mats overlying hydrothermal vents and the fluctuating physicochemical gradients of the surrounding fluid. Specifically, we monitor how mechanical resonance within these biofilms…
Armen Sarkissian, Kerem Alpdoğan, Vivian Holloway
Annals of Xenobioenergetics, 2025 · Vol. 9, No. 85 · pp. 900–907
This study investigates the critical role of localized electrochemical gradients generated by syntrophic microbial consortia in mediating electron transfer kinetics within a microfluidic bio-fuel cell architecture. We propose that…
Grigor Vosganian, Philipp Keller, Deniz Yıldırım
Annals of Non-Equilibrium Matter Dynamics, 2025 · Vol. 56, No. 672 · pp. 941–969
We investigate the controlled self-assembly of silica-borate structures exhibiting tunable porosity. By subjecting colloidal suspensions of functionalized $\text{Na}_2\text{B}_4\text{O}_7$ precursors to precisely controlled ionic strength…
Kerem Alpdoğan, Vivian Holloway, Philipp Keller
Annals of Cryo-Geochemistry, 2026 · Vol. 2, No. 943 · pp. 788–793
The inclusion of transient xenobiotic compounds within deeply buried glacial ice presents a unique laboratory for studying phase transitions under high-pressure, low-temperature regimes. This study investigates the kinetic pathways by…
Klaus Richter, Philipp Keller, Gregor Maurer
Annals of Abyssal Biophysics, 2024 · Vol. 26, No. 954 · pp. 430–463
This study explores the hypothesis that deep-pelagic cephalopods utilize highly tuned mechanoreceptors to navigate using minute, long-range pressure wave patterns generated by ambient oceanic flows. We deployed novel acoustic tags capable…
Levon Khachatrian, Franz Gruber, Rıza Akbulut
Annals of Abyssal Geophysics, 2024 · Vol. 57, No. 496 · pp. 158–197
Deep-sea hydrothermal vents present extreme physicochemical gradients. We investigated the burrowing tubes of Riftia pachyptila symbiosis hosts, focusing on how localized chemical gradients interact with the chitinous matrix structure.…