Temperature Dependence of Secondary Electron Emission: A New Route to Nanoscale Temperature Measurement Using Scanning Electron Microscopy
M. I. Khan, S. D. Lubner, D. F. Ogletree, E. Wong, C. Dames, “Temperature Dependence of Secondary Electron Emission: A New Route to Nanoscale Temperature Measurement Using Scanning Electron Microscopy,” Journal of Applied Physics 124, 195104 (2018).
Multi-scale Thermal Conductivity Measurements for Cryobiological Applications
H. Natesan, J. Choi, S. D. Lubner, C. Dames, and J. Bischof, “Multi-scale Thermal Conductivity Measurements for Cryobiological Applications,” in Multiscale Technologies for Cryomedicine: Implementation from Nano to Macroscale, Chapter 5, 125-171 (2016).
A Micro-Thermal Sensor for Focal Therapy Applications
H. Natesan, W. Hodges., J. Choi., S. D. Lubner., C. Dames, and J. Bischof, “A Micro-Thermal Sensor for Focal Therapy Applications,” Scientific Reports 6, 21395 (2016).
Reusable bi-directional 3ω sensor to measure thermal conductivity of 100-μm thick biological tissues
S. D. Lubner, J. Choi, G. Wehmeyer, B. Waag, V. Mishra, H. Natesan, J. C. Bischof, and C. Dames, “Reusable Bi-Directional 3ω Sensor to Measure Thermal Conductivity of 100-μm Thick Biological Tissues,” Review of Scientific Instruments 86, 014905 (2015).
Thermal Conductivity Measurements of Thin Biological Tissues Using a Microfabricated 3-Omega Sensor
J. Choi, S. D. Lubner, H. Natesan, Y. Hasegawa, A. Fong, C. Dames, and J. C. Bischof, “Thermal Conductivity Measurements of Thin Biological Tissues Using a Microfabricated 3-Omega Sensor,” Journal of Medical Devices, 7.2 (2013).