| 1600 - 1600 |
Spin-driven resistance in organic-based magnetic semiconductor V TCN (x) (vol 14, pg 1230, 2002)
Prigodin VN, Raju NP, Pokhodnya KI, Miller JS, Epstein AG |
| 1600 - 1600 |
Surface plasmon mediated emission from organic light-emitting diodes (vol 14, pg 1393, 2002)
Hobson PA, Wedge S, Wasey JAE, Sage I, Barnes WL |
| 1600 - 1600 |
High electromechanical responses in a poly(vinylidene fluoride-trifluoroethylene-chloroflouroethylene) terpolymer (vol 14, pg 1574, 2002)
Xia F, Cheng ZY, Xu HS, Li HS, Zhang QM, Kavarnos GJ, Ting RY, AbdelSedak G, Belfield KD |
| 1600 - 1600 |
Manipulating and monitoring biomolecular interactions with conducting electroactive polymers (vol 14, pg 953, 2002)
Wallace GG, Kane-Maquire LAP |
| 1601 - 1601 |
Interview - In profile: Janos H. Fendler, distinguished CAMP Professor of Chemistry, Clarkson University, NY
Fendler JH |
| 1603 - 1614 |
Perspectives on thin molecular organic films
Fraxedas J |
| 1615 - 1618 |
Topological similarity of sponge-like bicontinuous morphologies differing in length scale
Jinnai H, Nishikawa Y, Ito M, Smith SD, Agard DA, Spontak RJ |
| 1618 - 1621 |
Monodisperse diameter-modulated gold microwires
Matthias S, Schilling J, Nielsch K, Muller F, Wehrspohn RB, Gosele U |
| 1621 - 1625 |
Nanoscale particle arrays induced by highly ordered protein assemblies
Behrens S, Rahn K, Habicht W, Bohm KJ, Rosner H, Dinjus E, Unger E |
| 1625 - 1629 |
Oligo(p-phenylene vinylene) excimers as molecular probes: Deformation-induced color changes in photoluminescent polymer blends
Lowe C, Weder C |
| 1629 - 1633 |
Inverse opals for optical affinity biosensing
Cassagneau T, Caruso F |
| 1633 - 1636 |
Electrophosphorescent p-i-n organic light-emitting devices for very-high-efficiency flat-panel displays
Pfeiffer M, Forrest SR, Leo K, Thompson ME |
| 1637 - 1639 |
Fabrication of multi layered nanoporous poly(methyl silsesquioxane)
Kim HC, Wilds JB, Kreller CR, Volksen W, Brock PJ, Lee VY, Magbitang T, Hedrick JL, Hawker CJ, Miller RD |
| 1640 - 1643 |
Formation of patterned continuous calcium carbonate films on self-assembled monolayers via nanoparticle-directed crystallization
Lee I, Han SW, Lee SJ, Choi HJ, Kim K |
| 1643 - 1646 |
Growth and characterization of well-aligned nc-Si/SiOx composite nanowires
Wu JJ, Wong TC, Yu CC |
| 1646 - 1648 |
Facile conversion of the face-centered cubic Prussian-Blue material K-2[Mn-2(CN)(6)] into the spinel oxide Mn3O4 at the solid/water interface
Buckelew A, Galan-Mascaros JR, Dunbar KR |
| 1649 - 1652 |
Site-controlled deposition of microsized particles using an electrostatic assembly
Fudouzi H, Kobayashi M, Shinya N |
| 1652 - 1655 |
Donor-acceptor functionalized luminescent hairpin peptides: Electrochemiluminescence of pyrene/phenothiazine-substituted optically active systems
Strauss J, Daub J |
| 1656 - 1658 |
Synthesis of monodisperse magnetic methacrylate polymer particles
Lindlar B, Boldt M, Eiden-Assmann S, Maret G |
| 1658 - 1662 |
Controlled hydrothermal synthesis of thin single-crystal tellurium nanobelts and nanotubes
Mo MS, Zeng JH, Liu XM, Yu WC, Zhang SY, Qian YT |
| 1662 - 1666 |
Continuous particle self-arrangement in a long microcapillary
Wang HZ, Ii XY, Nakamura H, Miyazaki M, Maeda H |
