Publications by authors named "Daphne Pappas"

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Studies of air, water, and ethanol vapor atmospheric pressure plasmas for antimicrobial applications.
James R Ferrell, Erinn R Bogovich, Nicholas R Lee, Robert L Gray, Daphne D Pappas

Biointerphases· June 2015

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Aerosol-assisted plasma deposition of hydrophobic polycations makes surfaces highly antimicrobial.
Harris Liu, Yoojeong Kim, Kerrianne Mello, John Lovaasen, Apoorva Shah, Daphne Pappas

Appl Biochem Biotechnol· February 2014

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Development of antimicrobial coatings by atmospheric pressure plasma using a guanidine-based precursor.
Jacqueline H Yim, Michelle S Fleischman, Victor Rodriguez-Santiago, Lars T Piehler, André A Williams, Daphne D Pappas

ACS Appl Mater Interfaces· November 2013

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Modification of silicon carbide surfaces by atmospheric pressure plasma for composite applications.
Victor Rodriguez-Santiago, Lionel Vargas-Gonzalez, Andres A Bujanda, Jose A Baeza, Michelle S Fleischman, Daphne D Pappas

ACS Appl Mater Interfaces· June 2013

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Efficacy of non-toxic surfaces to reduce bioadhesion in terrestrial gastropods.
Alan J Kennedy, Ravikumar Vasudevan, Daphne D Pappas, Charles A Weiss, Sara H Hendrix

Pest Manag Sci· March 2011

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Accelerated differentiation of osteoblast cells on polycaprolactone scaffolds driven by a combined effect of protein coating and plasma modification.
Eda D Yildirim, Robyn Besunder, Daphne Pappas, Fred Allen, Selçuk Güçeri

Biofabrication· March 2010

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Yield of electronically excited CN molecules from the dissociative recombination of HNC+ with electrons.
Richard E Rosati, Daphne Pappas, Rainer Johnsen, Michael F Golde

J Chem Phys· April 2007

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