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Deformation mechanisms in nanocrystalline aluminum thin films: An experimental investigation	Self-assembling triblock proteins for biofunctional surface modification

Novel bio-synthetic hybrid materials and coculture systems for musculoskeletal tissue engineering	Mechanics and kinetics of platinum heteroepitaxy on gold

Welding bulk metallic glass using nanostructured reactive multilayer foils	Computational modeling of damage in brittle materials

In situ stress measurement of thin film growth by electrochemical deposition: The correlations among stress, morphology, and microstructures	Design and synthesis of collagen mimetic peptide derivatives for studying triple helix assembly and collagen mimetic peptide-collagen binding interaction

The failure of brittle materials under overall compression: Effects of loading rate and defect distribution	Experimental techniques for the characterization and development of thermal barrier coating bond coat alloys

Magnetic nanotubes and nanoporous gold nanowire sensors	Micro-pillar compression of nanocrystalline and amorphous metals

Magnetic ordering in frustrated antiferromagnets on the pyrochlore lattice	The effect of fluctuation microscopy constraints on reverse Monte Carlo models of metallic glass structure

The silicon chip: A versatile micro-scale platform for micro- and nano-scale systems	Small molecule organic field effect transistors: Novel n-channel materials and aplications in chemical sensing

Stochastic modeling of structural behavior: Stability, effective properties and dynamic response	Spectroscopic studies of explosives, transient intermediates and other organic compounds using cavity ring-down and laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

Formation of chemical bonds with visible light: The sensitized oxidation of iodide and water	Microstructural studies of organic spin valves and superconducting vortex ratchets

Study of silicon carbide formation by liquid silicon infiltration of porous carbon structures	Octadecanthiols as a resist for the electrodeposition of patterned nanostructures

The structural and property evolution of cellulose during carbonization	Application of organic semiconductors: Chemical sensors based on organic field effect transistors

Electron beam induced deposition: A surface science approach	Iron and ruthenium compounds with low-lying ligand field excited states anchoring to titanium dioxide

Neural stem cell proliferation and differentiation on functional electrospun fiber matrices	Electrochemical island growth

Characterization of interfacial adhesion between carbon-carbon composite and plasma-sprayed aluminum oxide	Programmed subcellular release to study the dynamics of cell detachment

Tuning superconductivity by ferromagnets with out-of-plane magnetization	Microparticle assembly and contact line dynamics

Biomaterials strategies for neural regeneration: The impact of surface topography and biofunctional cues	Studies of Fe pnictides and chalcogenides superconductors

The failure and fragmentation of ductile materials	Design of a biologically relevant, planar lipid bilayer platform for the study of membrane proteins

Electric field mediated colloidal assembly and control	Multiband superconductivity in iron pnictides and chalcogenides

Mechanisms of interfacial electron-transfer within high-surface-area metal-oxide thin films	First principles calculations of ceramics surfaces and interfaces: Examples from beta-silicon nitride and alpha-alumina

Length scale dependence and reliability of x-ray strain measurements in metallic glasses	Heterogeneity and statistical analysis of the microrheology of polymer gels

From Fundamental Nanoporosity Evolution to Electrocatalytically Active Materials --Development of Nanoporous Metal Catalysts for the Cathodic Oxygen Reduction Reaction	The effects of microstructural evolution on the spall response of 1100 aluminum