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Edward Demeter, Kristopher Doll and Karan Arora, 2017, "Influence of Curing Regimen on the Distortion of a Work-piece held by a Hybrid PAAW Fixture", Proceedings of the SME NAMRC 44, Elsevier, 5

Edward Demeter, Kristopher Doll and Haochen Xie, 2016, "Investigation into the use of Adhesive Fillers and Soft Start Curing to Reduce the Distortion of a Work-piece Supported by PAAW Joints", Proceedings of the SME NAMRC 45, Elsevier, 5

Edward Demeter and Kristopher R Doll, 2016, "Investigation of Work-piece Distortion during Photo-Polymerization of a PAAW Joint", ASME Journal of Manufacturing Science & Engineering, Vol 138, (11), pp. 20

Mahesh Mantena, Arnau Pisa Cloquell and Edward Demeter, 2013, "Analysis of a Laser Process for Permanently Degrading a Photo-Activated Adhesive Joint", Journal of Manufacturing Processes, 16, pp. 190-199

Edward Demeter, 2012, "PHOTO-ACTIVATED ADHESIVE WORKHOLDING (PAAW) TECHNOLOGY", pp. 104

C. C. Baker and Edward Demeter, 2010, "Investigation of a Critical Irradiance Criterion for Minimizing the Cure Time of a PAW Joint", Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology, 24, pp. 1303-1317

Edward Demeter and J. S. Kumar, 2010, "Assessment of Photo-activated Adhesive Workholding (PAW) Technology for Holding "Hard-to-Hold" Workpieces for Machining", SME Journal of Manufacturing Systems, 29, (1), pp. 19-28

C. C. Baker and Edward Demeter, 2008, "Characterization of the Optical Transmission Losses of a Photo-Curable Adhesive During the Photo-Polymerization of a LAAG Joint", Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology, 22, pp. 1105-1121

Edward Demeter, 2004, "Characterization of the Quasi-Static Deformation Behavior of LAAG Joints Adhering Machined Steel Surfaces", ASME Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering

Edward Demeter, 2004, "Activated Adhesive Gripper (LAAG) Technology and Process", SME Journal of Manufacturing Processes, 6, (2), pp. 201-214

(1) Selected Research Projects

January 2005—April 2005, "A Feasibility Investigation of Light Activated Adhesive Gripper (LAAG)," (Sponsor: SKF Aeroengine).

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