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Basten Batenburg, P.W.E.C. van (2017) Valley polarization in CVD grown WS2. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Ewijk, C. van (2017) Alignment sensitivity of reflective optical elements and analysis of automated alignment methods. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

GomezFontana.O.E. (2017) Experimental study of Tobacco Mosaic Virus self-assembly. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Haastert, R.Y. van (2017) How can voiding in SAC305 solder joints used for LGA components applied on an ENIG surface finish be minimzed? Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Ham, J.A. van (2017) Mechanical Properties of Ultra-Light-Weigt, Carbon-Based Tubular Structures. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Houtsma, R.S.K (2017) The pulse wave velocity in arteries. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Kamperman, M. (2017) Wetting phenomena and their time dependency of Ge2Sb2Te5 phase-change nanoparticles on silicon. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Koeleman, SA. (2017) Mechanical characterization of plasma polymer coatings using PeakForce tapping. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Lyon, J.R. (2017) Performance Analysis of Low Temperature Superconducting Flux Pump. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Nyendaal, F. van (2017) Photoresponse of a Graphene-based Si/SiO2 Field-Effect Transistor. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Pluijm, M.W.G. van der (2017) Hydrogen embrittlement of bearing steel studied by bending test. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Velde, R.H. van der (2017) Bachelor research project: Waveguiding in highly n-doped silicon carbide. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Vis, J. van der (2017) Designing the Minimal Nuclear Pore Complex. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

Wobben, F. (2017) Numerical investigation of the self-cleaning properties of inclined, corrugated and switchable surfaces. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.

van Noord, K. (2017) Simulating scanning transmission electron microscopy images of GeTe-Sb2Te3 superlattice structures. Bachelor's Thesis, Applied Physics.