Prof Silvio de Barros, Dr. Welchy Leite Cavalcanti
XIII Brazilian MRS meeting – Symposium A: Functional hybrid interfaces - from characterization to applications
-
Citation: Applied Adhesion Science 2015 3:10
-
Influences of the pH on the adsorption properties of an antimicrobial peptide on titanium surfaces
The adsorption behavior of the Tet-124 antimicrobial peptide and the Tet-124 peptide modified at the C- and N-terminus with the sequence glycine-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine-glycine (G-DOPA-G) on titanium surfac...
Citation: Applied Adhesion Science 2015 3:7 -
Influence of fibre reinforced polymers in the rehabilitation of damaged masonry wallettes
In the past decade, the interest in repair and retrofitting of existing structures and rehabilitation of the damaged structures has led to the development of more effective and low invasive architectural and e...
Citation: Applied Adhesion Science 2015 3:6 -
Superhydrophilic self-cleaning surfaces based on TiO2 and TiO2/SiO2 composite films for photovoltaic module cover glass
Self-cleaning surfaces have excelled in recent years in energy and environmental fields. In particular, in solar energy area, these surfaces are used to avoid soiling accumulation on photovoltaic (PV) modules....
Citation: Applied Adhesion Science 2015 3:5 -
Molecular simulation on carbon dioxide fixation routes towards synthesis of precursors for innovative urethanes
Classical molecular dynamics were carried out in order to obtain insights into proper conditions to perform chemical fixation of carbon dioxide (CO2) with epoxide molecules into cyclic carbonates. Two different m...
Citation: Applied Adhesion Science 2015 3:3 -
Surface analytical approaches contributing to quality assurance during manufacture of functional interfaces
Assessing adhesion or strength of composites or adhesive joints in a non-destructive way is highly challenging. Therefore, instead of performing retrospective quality assurance, i.e. investigating manufactured...
Citation: Applied Adhesion Science 2015 3:2 -
Pulsed bias effect on roughness of TiO2:Nb films deposited by grid assisted magnetron sputtering
In this work Nb-doped TiO2 (TiO2:Nb) films were deposited by reactive sputtering. The substrate was biased with negative pulses to change the energy of the ions nearby the sample surface during the deposition. As...
Citation: Applied Adhesion Science 2015 3:1