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CBA Theses(through May 27, 2004) 2004Broadcast-based Communication in a Programming Environment for Novices Growing Machines Fine-Grained Fault-Tolerance: Reliability as a Fungible Resource Biological Detection by means of Mass Reduction in a Suspended Microchannel Resonator Scalable Electromagnetic Microstructure Instrumentation Control of Oligonucleotide Conformation on Nanoparticle Surfaces for Nanoscale Heat Transfer Study Self-Assembly of Surfactant-like Amphiphilic Peptides made of Natural Amino Acids System Blocks: Learning about Dynamic Behavior through Hands-on Modeling and Simulation 2003Refraction and Focusing in Negative Index Materials The Design of a Molecular Assembly Line Based on Biological Molecules A Fast Flexible Ink-Jet Printing Method for Patterning Networks of Neurons in Culture Tangible Toolkits for Reflective Systems Modeling A Motor Control Framework for Many-Axis Interactive Robots Improving Application-level Network Services with Regions Rulebuilding: Exploring Design Worlds through End-User Programming Encouraging Innovation by Engineering the Learning Curve An Approach to Bridging Atom Optics and Bulk Spin Quantum Computation Constructing an Infinite Class of Perfect Codes A Microfabricated Hollow Cantilever Sensor for Sub-nanoliter Thermal Measurements A Prototype Quantum Computer Using Nuclear Spins in Liquid Solution Analog Logic: Continuous-Time Analog Circuits for Statistical Signal Processing 2002Conversational Scene Analysis Designing a Computational Construction Kit for the Blind and Visually Impaired Folk Computing: Designing Technology to Support Face-to-Face Community Building Programming a Paintable Computer Life Patterns: structures from wearable sensors Designing a Craft Computing Environment for Non-Industiral Settings Contact and Free-Gesture Tracking for Large Interactive Surfaces Pushpin Computing: a Platform for Distributed Sensor Networks A Clock-Based Analog Memory Element for Integrated Circuits Creating Community Connections: Sociocultural Constructionism and an Asset-Based Approach to Community Technology and Community Building in a Low-Income Community Material Design for a Robotic Arts Studio |
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