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Interactions between lipid membranes mediated by DNA oligonucleotides	Reactive and inelastic H + D2 collisions: Classical recoil, quantum interference, and the tug-of-war mechanism

Ultrafast chemical exchange and spectral diffusion of solute-solvent complexes probed by 2D IR spectroscopy	Continuous time-of-flight mass spectrometric imaging of fragmented ions

Kinetic theories for stochastic models of liquids with highly cooperative dynamics	Ultrafast spectroscopy of electron transfer dynamics in liquids; excitation transfer studies of phase transitions

Carrier-driven disordering in semiconductors: Time-resolved x-ray diffraction and density functional perturbation theory investigations	Biomedical applications of carbon nanotubes

Laser desorption mass spectrometry of complex aromatics in meteorites, asphaltenes, and interstellar ice analogs	Ultrafast excited state proton transfer in the condensed phase and nanoconfinement

Analysis of the structure-mechanical property relationships of nanoparticle-filled hydrogels	Fluorescence interferometry applied to cell membrane model systems

Water dynamics near solutes and surfaces	Synthetic strategies for controlling inter- and intramolecular interactions: Applications in single-molecule fluorescence imaging, bioluminescence imaging, and palladium catalysis

The application of quasi-one dimensional nano-materials in nanoelectronic devices	The measurement of Rayleigh scattering and stable carbon isotope ratios using cavity ring-down spectroscopy

Measuring and modeling the physicochemical properties of organic matter in the atmospheric aerosols: Implications for cloud activation and heterogeneous chemistry	Growth of organic films on semiconductor surfaces: Fundamental reactivity studies and molecular layer deposition involving isocyanates and isothiocyanates