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R. F. Rajter, "Chirality-Dependent, van der Waals - London Dispersion Interactions of Carbon Nanotube Systems", Dept. of Materials Science, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, November 2008.

R. F. Rajter, Thesis Presentation, November 2008

K. van Benthem, "Electron Microscopic Investigations of the Bonding Behaviour of Metals on SrTiO₃ Substrates", Ph. D. Adviser Manfred Rüehle, Universität Stuttgart and Max–Planck–Institut für Metallforschung Stuttgart, Graduated 2002.

also available at http://elib.uni-stuttgart.de/opus/volltexte/2002/1200
Email:benthem@ucdavis.edu
URL: http://chms.engineering.ucdavis.edu/faculty/benthem.html

A. Frye, "Defect-Induced Electrial/Optical Properties of SrTiO_3-X (001) by Photo-Assisted Tunneling Spectroscopy", Ph. D. Adviser D. A. Bonnell, UPenn.  Graduated 1999.  

E. Thiele, “Scattering of Electromagnetic Radiation by Complex Microstructures in the Resonant Regime”, Department of Materials Science, University of Pennsylvania.  Graduated 1998. 

Recipient of the Sidney J. Stein Prize for 1998 presented by the School of Engineering and Applied Science to a graduate degree candidate whose thesis or dissertation represents a superior achievement in the field of new or unique materials or applications for materials in electronics.

S. Loughin, "Critical Point Analysis of the Interband Transitions of Electrons", Department of Materials Science, University of Pennsylvania. Graduated 1994.

R. H. French, "Electronic Structure of Al₂O₃: VUV Reflectivity Measurements from Room Temperature to 1100°c", Ph. D. Adviser R. L. Coble, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Graduated 1985.