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    Exploring the colloid-to-polymer transition for ultra-low crosslinked microgels from three to two dimensions by Scotti, A., Bochenek, S., Brugnoni, M., Fernandez-Rodriguez, M. A., Schulte, M. F., Houston, J. E., Gelissen, A. P. H., Potemkin, I. I., Isa, L., Richtering, W.

    Published in Nature communications (29-03-2019)
    “…Microgels are solvent-swollen nano- and microparticles that show prevalent colloidal-like behavior despite their polymeric nature. Here we study ultra-low…”
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    Hydrophilicity and the Viscosity of Interfacial Water by Goertz, Matthew P, Houston, J. E, Zhu, X.-Y

    Published in Langmuir (08-05-2007)
    “…We measure the viscosity of nanometer-thick water films at the interface with an amorphous silica surface. We obtain viscosity values from three different…”
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    Cannabis use and psychosis: re-visiting the role of childhood trauma by Houston, J E, Murphy, J, Shevlin, M, Adamson, G

    Published in Psychological medicine (01-11-2011)
    “…Cannabis consumption continues to be identified as a causal agent in the onset and development of psychosis. However, recent findings have shown that the…”
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    Temperature dependent relaxation of a "solid-liquid" by Goertz, M. P., Zhu, X.-Y., Houston, J. E.

    “…We have used the Interfacial Force Microscope to perform temperature dependent indentation measurements on a model viscoelastic material, Silly Putty. By…”
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    Exploring the Liquid-like Layer on the Ice Surface by Goertz, M. P, Zhu, X.-Y, Houston, J. E

    Published in Langmuir (16-06-2009)
    “…Using interfacial force microscopy and a spherical glass probe, we investigate the adhesive and mechanical properties of the so-called liquid-like layer (L-LL)…”
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    Viscous water meniscus under nanoconfinement by Major, R C, Houston, J E, McGrath, M J, Siepmann, J I, Zhu, X-Y

    Published in Physical review letters (05-05-2006)
    “…A dramatic transition in the mechanical properties of water is observed at the nanometer scale. For a water meniscus formed between two hydrophilic surfaces in…”
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    Superplastic Nanowires Pulled from the Surface of Common Salt by Moore, Nathan W, Luo, Junhang, Huang, J. Y, Mao, Scott X, Houston, J. E

    Published in Nano letters (10-06-2009)
    “…Superplastic nanowires were formed by touching the NaCl(100) surface with a Au tip in a transmission electron microscope. The nanowires were stretched ≤2.2 μm,…”
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    Direct Observation of Photo Switching in Tethered Spiropyrans Using the Interfacial Force Microscope by Bunker, B. C, Kim, B. I, Houston, J. E, Rosario, R, Garcia, A. A, Hayes, M, Gust, D, Picraux, S. T

    Published in Nano letters (01-12-2003)
    “…The interfacial force microscope has been used to establish the changes in the surface chemistry that accompany photoactivated opening and closing of rings in…”
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    Dislocation nucleation at nano-scale mechanical contacts by Michalske, T.A., Houston, J.E.

    Published in Acta materialia (01-01-1998)
    “…The plastic deformation of metals in highly localized stress fields is critical to macroscopic phenomena such as fracture, surface wear and adhesion where…”
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    Nanomechanical Contrasts of Gel and Fluid Phase Supported Lipid Bilayers by Goertz, M. P, Stottrup, B. L, Houston, J. E, Zhu, X.-Y

    Published in The journal of physical chemistry. B (09-07-2009)
    “…Lipid bilayers exhibit structural diversity that contributes to the complex properties of the cell membrane. We use interfacial force microscopy to correlate…”
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    A local-probe analysis of the rheology of a "solid liquid" by Houston, J. E.

    “…Results are shown demonstrating the application of the interfacial force microscope to a study of the micro‐scale mechanical properties of an extreme example…”
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    Role of stress on charge transfer through self-assembled alkanethiol monolayers on Au by Son, K A, Kim, H I, Houston, J E

    Published in Physical review letters (04-06-2001)
    “…We have studied charge transfer through alkanethiol molecules self-assembled on Au(111) substrates using interfacial force microscopy. Simultaneous measurement…”
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    Contact Hysteresis and Friction of Alkanethiol Self-Assembled Monolayers on Gold by Kiely, J. D, Houston, J. E

    Published in Langmuir (22-06-1999)
    “…Nanoindentation has been combined with nanometer-scale friction measurements to identify dissipative mechanisms responsible for friction in hexadecanethiol…”
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    Density Dependent Friction of Lipid Monolayers by Goertz, M. P, Stottrup, B. L, Houston, J. E, Zhu, X.-Y

    “…We measure frictional properties of liquid-expanded and liquid-condensed phases of lipid Langmuir−Blodgett monolayers by interfacial force microscopy. We find…”
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    Initial stages of yield in nanoindentation by Kiely, J. D., Jarausch, K. F., Houston, J. E., Russell, P. E.

    Published in Journal of materials research (01-06-1999)
    “…We have used the interfacial force microscope to perform nanoindentations on Au single-crystal surfaces. We have observed two distinct regimes of plastic…”
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    Mechanical relaxation of organic monolayer films measured by force microscopy by JOYCE, S. A, THOMAS, R. C, HOUSTON, J. E, MICHALSKE, T. A, CROOKS, R. M

    Published in Physical review letters (04-05-1992)
    “…Using the newly developed interfacial-force microscope, we present results for the first measurements of the mechanical relaxation of a Au supported,…”
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    Molecular Level Friction As Revealed with a Novel Scanning Probe by Burns, A. R, Houston, J. E, Carpick, R. W, Michalske, T. A

    Published in Langmuir (13-04-1999)
    “…Friction at the molecular level is examined with a novel scanning probe microscope that observes the onset of energy dissipation and adhesive forces…”
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