Career Decision Regrets in Faculty of Sport Sciences

University education as an important choice shapes the professional career. Career in sport is difficult than the other professional areas. Because the professional career process in sport is different from the classical occupational choices. Sometimes individuals feel career regret in difficult experiences. Then the negative feelings become a depression, loss of self-confidence etc. So, the purpose of this study was to determine the career decision regrets of students in faculty of sport sciences. The most commonly technique in descriptive research models, the survey method is used in the study. The study group consisted of 400 students from the four different departments in Bartın University, Faculty of Sport Sciences. In the study, individual information form which had developed by the researchers and ‘Career Decision Regret Scale’ was used. Descriptive statistics, t-test for independent groups and one-way Anova tests were used as statistical methods to analyze the data. As a result, it was determined that the students who are studying at the Department of Sports Sciences in Bartın University had a little regret of career decisions and the scale scores of the students differed significantly according to their age, departments, grade, place of birth, academic average, residence place, part time working, fathers’ working statute and educational level. The fact that the study group consists of only one university is seen as a limitation. Therefore, for future studies it may be suggested to increase the number of participants by joining the different universities’ students in the Departments of Sports Sciences

Fonctionnalisation de Nanotubes de Carbone Multi-Parois par des Polymères

Cette thèse traite de la modification de surface des nanotubes de carbone avec des polymères Le chapitre I présente l'état de l'art des matériaux hybrides associant des liquides ioniques avec des nanotubes de carbone (NTC) ou du graphenes. Le chapitre II commence par un aperçu général de l'adsorption non-covalente de polymères sur la surface de NTC, suivi d'une description détaillée de l'étude réalisée sur la fonctionnalisation non covalente des nanotubes de carbone avec divers liquides ioniques polymérisable (LIP) à base d'imidazolium. Dans ce cadre, nous avons comparé deux méthodes expérimentales: la polymérisation in situ et le mélange en solution. Une des applications les plus importantes des NTC se situe dans le domaine des nanocomposites polymères/NTC. Le chapitre III décrit la formation de composites polyetherimide/NTC à partir des NTC-LIP obtenue dans la chapitre II. La préparation des composites en utilisant la méthode dite « solvent casting » est détaillée. Les NTC bruts, oxydés à l'acide nitrique et fonctionnalisé par le LIP ont été comparés. Des mesures mécaniques, thermiques et électriques de ces composées ont été aussi réalisées. Le dernier chapitre, divisé en deux sections, traite de la fonctionnalisation covalente des nanotubes de carbone avec une variété de polymères en utilisant deux approches différentes: "grafting from" et "grafting to". En utilisant la première approche, nous avons réalisé la croissance de chaînes de polyamide (PA) à partir de la surface de nanotubes de carbone fonctionnalisés avec le caprolactame par polymérisation anionique par ouverture de cycle. Les propriétés de traction des composites à base de PA ainsi préparées ont été étudiées. La polymérisation radicalaire de monomères vinyliques à base de LI de type imidazolium greffés à la surface de NTC est également présentée dans cette partie. Dans la deuxième partie du chapitre IV, nous présentons plusieurs stratégies de fonctionnalisation, y compris l'addition radicalaire et le greffage sur les défauts de NTC, pour la préparation des NTC fonctionnalisés de manière covalente avec des polymères compatibles avec des matrices époxy. ABSTRACT : This thesis deals with the surface modification of multi-walled carbon nanotubes with polymers with the aim to achieve a high level of dispersion in polymer matrices. Chapter I gives a comprehensive review of the state of the art of hybrids of ionic liquids with carbon nanomaterials, particularly, nanotubes and more recently, graphene. Chapter II starts with a general overview of the non-covalent adsorption of polymers onto the CNT surfaces followed by a detailed description of the study carried out on the non-covalent functionalization of CNTs with various imidazolium based polymerized ionic liquids (PIL). For this purpose, we further compare the two experimental methods: in situ polymerization and solution mixing. One of the most important applications of CNT is in polymer/CNT composites. Chapter III describes the formation of polyetherimide/CNT composites starting from PIL-CNT hybrids obtained in Chapter II. The preparation and characterization of composites using solvent casting methods have been detailed. Pristine, acid oxidized and PIL functionalized CNTs have been compared. Mechanical, thermal and electrical property measurements on these composites have also been described. The last chapter – Chapter IV, divided into two sections, discusses the covalent functionalization of CNTs with a variety of polymers using two main approaches: “grafting from” and “grafting to”. Using the first approach we have grown polyamide (PA) chains from the surface of caprolactam grafted CNTs by anionic ring opening polymerization. The tensile properties of the PA based composites prepared therefrom containing pristine, amine- and PA-functionalized CNTs have been investigated. The radical polymerization of vinyl imidazolium based IL monomers attached to the activated CNT surface is also given in this section. In the second part of Chapter IV, we have reported several “grafting to” functionalization strategies including radical addition and “defect site” grafting used for the preparation of CNTs covalently attached with polymers intended to blend well with epoxy matrices

Effect of FEM choices in the modelling of incremental forming of aluminium sheets

peer reviewedThis paper investigates the process of single point incremental forming of an aluminium cone with a 50-degree wall angle. Finite element (FE) models are established to simulate the process. Different FE packages have been used. Various aspects associated with the numerical choices as well as the material and process parameters have been studied. The final geometry and the reaction forces are presented as the results of the simulations. Comparison between the simulation results and the experimental data is also made

Adsorption of choline benzoate ionic liquid on graphene, silicene, germanene and boron-nitride nanosheets: a DFT perspective

The adsorption of choline benzoate ([CH][BE]) ionic liquid (IL) on the surface of different hexagonal nanosheets has been studied using Density Functional Theory (DFT) methods. For this, the interaction mechanism, binding energies and electronic structure of [CH][BE] ionic liquid on four types of nanosheets, i.e., graphene, silicene, germanene and boron-nitride, were estimated and compared. The adsorption of [CH][BE] ionic liquid on different nanosheets is mainly featured by van der Waals forces, leading to strong benzoate ion–surface π-stacking. Likewise, there is also an important charge transfer from the anion to the sheet. The electronic structure analysis shows that Si- and Ge-based sheets lead to the largest changes in the HOMO and LUMO levels of choline benzoate. This paper provides new insights into the capability of DFT methods to provide useful information about the adsorption of ionic liquids on nanosheets and how ionic liquid features could be tuned through the adsorption on the suitable nanosheet.Ministerio de Economı´a y Competitividad (Spain, project CTQ2013-40476-R) and Junta de Castilla y León (Spain, project BU324U14)

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