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20172022
most citedCellulose-Based Reflective Liquid Crystal Films as Optical Filters and Solar Gain Regulators

85 citations · 284 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cond-mat.mtrl-sci202285 cited

Cellulose-Based Reflective Liquid Crystal Films as Optical Filters and Solar Gain Regulators

Joshua A. De La Cruz, Qingkun Liu, Bohdan Senyuk +3

Many promising approaches for designing interactions of synthetic materials with light involve solid optical monocrystals and nanofabricated photonic crystal structures with spatia…

physics.app-ph202252 cited

Aerogel from sustainably grown bacterial cellulose pellicle as thermally insulative film for building envelope

Blaise Fleury, Eldho Abraham, Joshua A. De La Cruz +7

Improving building energy performance requires the development of new highly insulative materials. An affordable retrofitting solution comprising a thin film could improve the resi…

cond-mat.soft202053 cited

Self-assembled nematic colloidal motors powered by light

Ye Yuan, Ghaneema N. Abuhaimed, Qingkun Liu +1

Biological motors are marvels of nature that inspire creation of their synthetic counterparts with comparable nanoscale dimensions, high efficiency and diverse functions. Molecular…

cond-mat.soft202055 cited

Elastic colloidal monopoles and reconfigurable self-assembly in liquid crystals

Ye Yuan, Qingkun Liu, Bohdan Senyuk +1

Monopole-like electrostatic interactions are ubiquitous in biology and condensed matter, but they are often screened by counter-ions and cannot be switched from attractive to repul…

cond-mat.soft20171 cited

Liquid crystal self-assembly of upconversion nanorods enriched by depletion forces for mesostructured material preparation

Yong Xie, Yuanyuan Li, Guoqing Wei +4

Monodisperse rod-like colloidal particles are known for spontaneously forming both nematic and smectic liquid crystal phases, but their self-assembly was typically exploited from t…

cond-mat.soft201713 cited

Repulsion-attraction switching of nematic colloids formed by liquid crystal dispersions of polygonal prisms

Bohdan Senyuk, Qingkun Liu, Philip D. Nystrom +1

Self-assembly of colloidal particles due to elastic interactions in nematic liquid crystals promises tunable composite materials and can be guided by exploiting surface functionali…