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2013-08-20An optode sensor array for long-term in situ oxygen measurements in soil and sedimentRickelt, LF; Askaer, L; Walpersdorf, E; Elberling, B; Glud, RN; Kühl, M
2006-10-10Acid-cleavable polymeric core-shell particles for delivery of hydrophobic drugsChan, Y; Bulmus, V; Zareie, MH; Byrne, FL; Barner, L; Kavallaris, M
2007-03-01Calibration of a passive sampling device for time-integrated sampling of hydrophilic herbicides in aquatic environmentsTran, ATK; Hyne, RV; Doble, P
2008-05-01Coordination of leaf and stem water transport properties in tropical forest treesMeinzer, FC; Woodruff, DR; Domec, JC; Goldstein, G; Campanello, PI; Gatti, MG; Villalobos-Vega, R
2010-08-01Rates of nocturnal transpiration in two evergreen temperate woodland species with differing water-use strategiesZeppel, M; Tissue, D; Taylor, D; MacInnis-Ng, C; Eamus, D
2012-09-01An Investigation of Model Forensic Bone in Soil Environments Studied Using Infrared SpectroscopyHowes, JM; Stuart, BH; Thomas, PS; Raja, S; O'Brien, C
2015-12-21Scalable Synthesis of Efficient Water Oxidation Catalysts: Insights into the Activity of Flame-Made Manganese Oxide NanocrystalsLiu, G; Hall, J; Nasiri, N; Gengenbach, T; Spiccia, L; Cheah, MH; Tricoli, A
2011-02-21Complexation, computational, magnetic, and structural studies of the maillard reaction product isomaltol including investigation of an uncommon π interaction with copper(II)Heine, KB; Clegg, JK; Heine, A; Gloe, K; Henle, T; Bernhard, G; Cai, ZL; Reimers, JR; Lindoy, LF; Lach, J; Kersting, B
2004-04-27A streptavidin linker layer that functions after drying.Xia, N; Shumaker-Parry, JS; Zareie, MH; Campbell, CT; Castner, DG
2008-01-01Constraints on physiological function associated with branch architecture and wood density in tropical forest treesMeinzer, FC; Campanello, PI; Domec, JC; Gatti, MG; Goldstein, G; Villalobos-Vega, R; Woodruff, DR
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