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161.	The application of metallointercalators in recognition of and charge transport in nucleic acids
162.	Charge Transport in Field-Effect Transistors based on Layered Materials and their Heterostructures
163.	Lateral translational diffusion and electron hopping in monolayers at the air-water interface
164.	Fabrication and Electronic Studies of PbSe Nanoparticle Superlattices
165.	Hybrid redox polyethers: Electrochemical investigations in molecular melts of metalloporphyrins and metal bipyridine complexes
166.	Charge transport in polypyrrole-based conducting polymers
167.	Charge transport characterization of novel electronic materials. (Volumes I-III)
168.	Charge control in acoustic charge transport devices
169.	CHEMICALLY MODIFIED ELECTRODES: SYNTHESIS AND ELECTRON TRANSFER PROPERTIES (INORGANIC, POLYMER, ELECTROCHEMISTRY)
170.	THE EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL, THERMAL, AND ION BEAM PROCESSING ON THE PHYSICS OF CHARGE TRANSPORT IN POLYCRYSTALLINE SILICON (GRAIN BOUNDARIES, SEMICONDUCTORS)
171.	PHOTOCHEMICAL AND CHEMILUMINESCENCE ELECTRODE REACTIONS AND AN INVESTIGATION OF CHARGE-TRANSPORT MECHANISMS IN NAFION POLYMER MODIFIED ELECTRODES
172.	Photophysical Study of Charge Transport and Intermolecular Energy Transfer Using Femtosecond Stimulated Raman Spectroscopy
173.	Kinetics of charge transport through self-assembled DNA monolayers: Influence of DNA defects and applications for biosensing
174.	A Study of Charge Transport: Correlated Energetic Disorder in Organic Semiconductors, and the Fragment Hamiltonian
175.	Influence of Radical Proximity on the Charge Transport of Nitroxide-based Electronic
176.	Organic pi-stacking Semiconducting Material: Design, Synthesis and the Analysis of Structure and Properties
177.	Tuning The Optical, Charge Injection, and Charge Transport Properties of Organic Electronic Devices
178.	First-principles and Continuum Modeling of Charge Transport in Li-O2 Batteries
179.	Temperature dependent DNA charge transport in self-assembled monolayers monitored with electrochemical techniques
180.	Interface Modifications for Applications in Organic and Hybrid Photovoltaics
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