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Nicholas Taylor

Senior Research Associate

Western Michigan University

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Nicholas Taylor is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Applied Sciences Senior Research Associate at Western Michigan University.

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Western Michigan University

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materials science chemical engineering chemistry applied physics optical properties spectroscopy laser science photonics luminescence optical spectroscopy atomic fluorescence spectroscopy ion emission hydroxylammonium nitrate vapor thermal decomposition fluid mechanics atomic physics optoelectronics fluorescence spectroscopy photochemistry thermal engineering atomic spectroscopy manufacturing technology vibrational spectroscopy light science numerical simulations analytical atomic spectrometry porous materials plasma chemistry optical metrology laser processing technology optical engineering lead identification glow discharges photophysical properties spectroscopic methods laser photochemistry ammonia ion beam instrumentation ion beams analytical instrumentation solid-state ionics ionic conductors ion process low pressure thermal capillary system hydroxylammonium nitrate space charge effects second vacuum stage conventional atomic absorption number density laser-induced fluorescence detection simulation-based geometry optimization unidirectional ejection coaxial ion trap rectilinear ion guide luminescence imaging analysis stochastic emission

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Characterization of a Single Emitter Passively Fed Electrospray Ion Source: Part I - Luminescence Imaging Analysis. Journal of Physics D Applied Physics (2025)

biophysicschemistryion emissionfluorescenceanalytical instrumentationluminescenceluminescence imaging analysisanalytical atomic spectrometryanalytical chemistryion beams

A Simplified Coaxial Ion Trap Mass Analyzer: Characterization of the Simplified Toroidal Ion Trap With a Rectilinear Ion Guide. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry (2024)

David V. Sirbescu-StanleyKristina M. LemmerDaniel E. AustinNicholas R. Taylor

rectilinear ion guidemass spectrometryion beam instrumentationanalytical chemistrychemical engineering

Laser-Induced Fluorescence Detection of Nitroxyl (Hno) Formed From the Thermal Decomposition of Hydroxylammonium Nitrate Vapor. Journal of Ionic Liquids (2024)

biophysicsphotophysical propertieslight sciencechemistryfluorescence spectroscopyspectroscopythermal decompositionfluorescenceatomic fluorescence spectroscopylasersluminescencevibrational spectroscopylaser-induced fluorescence detectionphotochemistryspectroscopic methodslaser photochemistryhydroxylammonium nitrate vaporoptical spectroscopy

On the Formation of Ammonia From the Thermal Decomposition of Hydroxylammonium Nitrate Vapor. Journal of Ionic Liquids (2024)

chemical kineticschemistrythermal decompositionenergy transformationchemical reaction engineeringthermodynamicsammoniahydroxylammonium nitrate vaporchemical engineering

Stochastic Emission in Passively Fed Single-Emitter Porous-Media Ionic Liquid Ion Sources. Journal of Propulsion and Power (2024)

solid-state ionicschemistryion emissionstochastic emissionplasma chemistryion processionic conductorsporous materialschemical engineering

Simplified Coaxial Ion Trap: Simulation-Based Geometry Optimization, Unidirectional Ejection, and Trapping Conditions. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry (2022)

Radhya W. GamagePraneeth M. HettikankanangeKyle D. LymanDaniel E. AustinNicholas R. Taylor

numerical simulationsmass spectrometrycoaxial ion trapunidirectional ejectionaerospace engineeringmaterials sciencesimulation-based geometry optimizationanalytical chemistryelectrical engineering

Decomposition of Hydroxylammonium Nitrate in a Low Pressure Flowing Thermal Capillary System. Journal of Molecular Liquids (2018)

Forrest G. KiddNicholas R. TaylorKristina M. Lemmer

chemistrylow pressurehydroxylammonium nitratefluid mechanicsthermal capillary systemthermal engineeringmaterials sciencechemical engineering

Differential Laser Absorption Spectroscopy of Uranium in an Atmospheric Pressure Laser-Induced Plasma. Optics Letters (2014)

N. R. TaylorM. C. Phillips

photonicsspectroscopyoptical propertieslaser scienceoptical metrologyapplied physicsmaterials scienceoptical spectroscopy

Evaluation of Space Charge Effects in the Second Vacuum Stage of a Commercial Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer by Planar Laser-Induced Fluorescence Imaging. Spectrochimica Acta Part B Atomic Spectroscopy (2012)

Alisa J. EdmundScott D. BergesonMary LyonNicholas TaylorIouri KalinitchenkoPaul B. Farnsworth

spectroscopyatomic physicsatomic fluorescence spectroscopyaerospace engineeringapplied physicsspace charge effectsplanetary sciencesatomic spectroscopysecond vacuum stage

High-Resolution Fabry–PéRot Interferometric Emission Measurements of the 535.046 Nm Thallium Line in a See-Through Hollow Cathode Discharge. Applied Physics B (2007)

N. TaylorN. OmenettoB.W. SmithJ.D. Winefordner

photonicsoptical propertieslaser scienceoptoelectronicsapplied physicsmaterials sciencelaser processing technologyoptical engineeringchemical engineeringmanufacturing technology

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Nicholas Taylor

Senior Research Associate

Western Michigan University

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Nicholas Taylor is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Applied Sciences Senior Research Associate at Western Michigan University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nicholas Taylor

Western Michigan University

Senior Research Associate

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Characterization of a Single Emitter Passively Fed Electrospray Ion Source: Part I - Luminescence Imaging Analysis. Journal of Physics D Applied Physics (2025)

biophysicschemistryion emissionfluorescenceanalytical instrumentationluminescenceluminescence imaging analysisanalytical atomic spectrometryanalytical chemistryion beams

A Simplified Coaxial Ion Trap Mass Analyzer: Characterization of the Simplified Toroidal Ion Trap With a Rectilinear Ion Guide. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry (2024)

David V. Sirbescu-StanleyKristina M. LemmerDaniel E. AustinNicholas R. Taylor

rectilinear ion guidemass spectrometryion beam instrumentationanalytical chemistrychemical engineering

Laser-Induced Fluorescence Detection of Nitroxyl (Hno) Formed From the Thermal Decomposition of Hydroxylammonium Nitrate Vapor. Journal of Ionic Liquids (2024)

On the Formation of Ammonia From the Thermal Decomposition of Hydroxylammonium Nitrate Vapor. Journal of Ionic Liquids (2024)

chemical kineticschemistrythermal decompositionenergy transformationchemical reaction engineeringthermodynamicsammoniahydroxylammonium nitrate vaporchemical engineering

Stochastic Emission in Passively Fed Single-Emitter Porous-Media Ionic Liquid Ion Sources. Journal of Propulsion and Power (2024)

solid-state ionicschemistryion emissionstochastic emissionplasma chemistryion processionic conductorsporous materialschemical engineering

Simplified Coaxial Ion Trap: Simulation-Based Geometry Optimization, Unidirectional Ejection, and Trapping Conditions. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry (2022)

Radhya W. GamagePraneeth M. HettikankanangeKyle D. LymanDaniel E. AustinNicholas R. Taylor

numerical simulationsmass spectrometrycoaxial ion trapunidirectional ejectionaerospace engineeringmaterials sciencesimulation-based geometry optimizationanalytical chemistryelectrical engineering

Decomposition of Hydroxylammonium Nitrate in a Low Pressure Flowing Thermal Capillary System. Journal of Molecular Liquids (2018)

Forrest G. KiddNicholas R. TaylorKristina M. Lemmer

chemistrylow pressurehydroxylammonium nitratefluid mechanicsthermal capillary systemthermal engineeringmaterials sciencechemical engineering

Differential Laser Absorption Spectroscopy of Uranium in an Atmospheric Pressure Laser-Induced Plasma. Optics Letters (2014)

N. R. TaylorM. C. Phillips

photonicsspectroscopyoptical propertieslaser scienceoptical metrologyapplied physicsmaterials scienceoptical spectroscopy

Alisa J. EdmundScott D. BergesonMary LyonNicholas TaylorIouri KalinitchenkoPaul B. Farnsworth

spectroscopyatomic physicsatomic fluorescence spectroscopyaerospace engineeringapplied physicsspace charge effectsplanetary sciencesatomic spectroscopysecond vacuum stage

High-Resolution Fabry–PéRot Interferometric Emission Measurements of the 535.046 Nm Thallium Line in a See-Through Hollow Cathode Discharge. Applied Physics B (2007)

N. TaylorN. OmenettoB.W. SmithJ.D. Winefordner

photonicsoptical propertieslaser scienceoptoelectronicsapplied physicsmaterials sciencelaser processing technologyoptical engineeringchemical engineeringmanufacturing technology

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