Kustom Signals. Kustom Electronics, Inc. Traffic safety radar catalog of systems and accessories, 1986-01 

Physics and applications of energetic electrons resulting from nanosecond-scale transient plasma 

Novel nanomaterials for electronics, optoelectronics and sensing applications 

Electronic structure of ionized non-covalent dimers: methods development and applications 

Integrated photonics assisted electron emission devices 

Synthesis, electronic properties and applications of oxide nanowires 

Winners, 1967 PCI awards program 

High-frequency electron-electron double resonance techniques and applications 

From cables to biofilms: electronic and electrochemical characterization of electroactive microbial systems 

In-situ characterization of nanoscale opto-electronic devices through optical spectroscopy and electron microscopy 

Electronic structure of strongly correlated systems: method development and applications to molecular magnets 

Electronic structure and spectroscopy in the gas and condensed phase: methodology and applications 

Development of predictive electronic structure methods and their application to atmospheric chemistry, combustion, and biologically relevant systems 

Electronic, electrochemical, and spintronic characterization of bacterial electron transport 

Developmnt of high-frequency electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectrometer and investigation of paramagnetic defects and impurities in diamonds by multi-frequency EPR spectroscopy 

Learning to diagnose from electronic health records data 

Organic photovoltaics: from materials development to device application 

1970 Architects & Engineers Forum competition entry 

Nanomaterials for energy storage devices and electronic/optoelectronic devices 

New electronic structure methods for electronically excited and open-shell species within the equation-of-motion coupled-cluster framework 

PCI, letter, 1968 May 8, to Maston 

PCI, letter, 1968 Apr., to Maston 

1968 PCI awards entry preparation instructions 

Non-conjugated pendant electroactive polymers as potential materials for opto-electronic applications 

Semiconductor devices for vacuum electronics, electrochemical reactions, and ultra-low power in-sensor computing