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Bushby, R.J.Similar Names
Bushby, Richard J.; Bushby, Richard JamesCo-authors
Allinson, H.; Bissell, R.A.; Boden, N.; Borner, R.; Borner, R.C.; Borner, Ruth C.; Brown, D.R.; Brown, S.J.; Bunning, J.C.; Bushby, Richard J.; Cammidge, A.N.; Cammidge, Andrew N.; Clark, L.D.; Clements, J.; Dong, Ronald Y.; Donovan, K.; Donovan, K.J.; Emsley, James W.; Evans, S.D.; Ferris, L.; Fonobsn, K.J.; Hardy, C.; Holmes, M.C.; Jesudason, M.V.; Jolley, K.W.; Kelsall, R.W.; Knowles, P.F.; Kreouzis, T.; Kumar, S.; Lever, L.J.; Liu, Q.; Lozman, O.R.; Lu, Z.; Lu, Z.B.; Luckhurst, Geoffrey R.; Luo, R.; Martin, P.S.; Mason, L.A.; Movaghar, B.; Pecchia, A.; Scott, K.; Shen, X.; Siebbeles, L.D.; Sixl, F.; Stockley, C.P.; Taylor, N.; Wegewijs, B.R.; Williams, G.; Wood, A.Publication Titles
1979: End chain ordering in thermotropic liquid crystalline mesophases as studied by deuterium magnetic resonance. On the assignment of the resonances to chain segments1979: End-chain ordering and even-odd effects in nematic thermotropic liquid crystalline mesophases studied by deuterium magnetic resonance
1981: A deuterium NMR study of chain ordering in the liquid crystals 4,4'-di-n-heptyloxyazoxybenzene and 4-n-octyl-4'-cyanobiphenyl
1985: New mesophases formed by water soluble discoidal amphiphiles
1986: Designing new lyotropic amphiphilic mesogens to optimize the stability of nematic phases
1986: Phase behavior and structure of a non-ionic discoidal amphiphile in water
1987: Factors governing the stability of micellar nematic phases
1988: One-dimensional electronic conductivity in discotic liquid crystals
1988: Partial molecular surface areas as a probe of chemical equilibria in lipid bilayers: Anti-cooperative binding of benzyl alcohol to dimyristoyl phosphatidylcholine
1992: ESR studies of radical cations produced on doping discotic liquid crystals with Lewis acids
1993: Mechanism of quasi-one-dimensional electronic conductivity in discotic liquid crystals
1993: The synthesis of triphenylene-based discotic mesogens: new and improved routes
1994: Electron transport along molecular stacks in discotic liquid crystals
1995: Design principles for engineering conducting discotic liquid crystals
1995: Functionalization of discotic liquid crystals by direct substitution into the discogen ring: .alpha.-nitration of triphenylene-based discogens
1995: Mechanism of charge transport in discotic liquid crystals
1997: Discotic liquid crystals as self assembled monolayers
1998: A rational synthesis of polyacrylates with discogenic side groups
1998: Electron transport across metal/ discotic liquid crystal interfaces
1998: Orientational ordering and dynamics in the columnar phase of a discotic liquid crystal studied by deuteron NMR spectroscopy
1999: Cyano substituted triphenylene-based discotic mesogens
1999: Deuteron NMR study of dynamics and order in the columnar phase of a fluorinated discotic liquid crystal
1999: Electrically conductive calamitic and discotic liquid crystals based on tetrathiafulvalene (TTF)
2001: 2,3,7,8,12,13-Hexakis[2-(2-methoxyethoxy)ethoxy]tricycloquinazoline: a discogen which allows enhanced levels of n-doping
2001: Temperature-independent hole mobility in discotic liquid crystals
2002: Charge-carrier mobilities in binary mixtures of discotic triphenylene derivatives as a function of temperature
2002: Photoconductive transients and one-dimensional charge carrier dynamics in discotic liquid crystals
2003: Designing better columnar mesophases
2003: Molecular engineering the phototransport properties of discotic liquid crystals
2003: Quantum efficiencies of photogeneration in discotic liquid crystals. Part 2: electric field and temperature dependence
2003: Quantum efficiency of photogeneration in discotic liquid crystals: Part 1:temperature and wavelength dependence
2004: Cyclic Voltammetry Studies of Discotic Liquid Crystals
2005: Band transport model for discotic liquid crystals
2005: Molecular engineering of triphenylene-based discotic liquid crystal conductors
2006: The synthesis of triphenylene-based discotic mesogens New and improved routes
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