Science highlights

User Science highlights (*)

9. "Distinct differences in the nanoscale behaviors of the twist-bend liquid crystal phase of a flexible linear trimer and homologous dimer", M. Tuchband, N. Clark et al. PNAS 2019. has been selected as ALS Science Highlight. (2019.6).

8. "Backbone-free duplex-stacked monomer nucleic acids exhibiting Watson-Crick selectivity" by G.P. Smith, Noel Clark*, et al was awarded the Cozzarelli Prize by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), which recognize recently published PNAS papers of outstanding scientific quality and originality.

7. Researchers Use Jiggly Jell-O to Make Powerful New Hydrogen Fuel Catalyst . (2018.12)

6. Rational Optimization of Organic Solar-Cell Materials

5. Porous-Framework Electrocatalysts Are Key to Carbon Dioxide Conversion

4. Weaving of organic threads into a crystalline covalent organic framework

3. The Smectic Phase of DNA “Nano-Nunchaku”

2. Superlattices Patterned by Polymers

1. In Situ X-Ray Scattering Helps Optimize Printed Solar Cells

Staff Science Highlights

1. Revealing the Blue Phase and Other Twisted Orders (ALS Science Brief)

2. Twisted Structures Emerge from Achiral Molecules (ALS Science Brief)

3. Watching a Liquid-Crystal Helix Unwind (ALS Science Highlights)

4. What Screens are Made of: New Twists (and Bends) in LCD Research (Berkeley Lab News); Science Daily; Azo Materials; News wise;

5. Campus researchers make 1st direct measurement of liquid crystal forming helices . (Daily Californian)

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* if you know of any great user publications (recently published or just accepted), please let us know. We'll be very happy to recommend to ALS and Berkeley lab for science highlights or briefs.

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