Amanda Marciel

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Rice University

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Dr. Amanda Marciel is an Assistant Professor at Rice University, USA. Her research focuses on the properties and behaviors of polyelectrolytes and polymer brushes, as evidenced by her recent publications in areas such as solvent quality effects on nanoaggregate clusters, charge state impacts on swelling, and the dynamics of polyelectrolyte solutions. She is also engaged in exploring innovative applications of two-dimensional perovskites for solar cell technologies.

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Lydia Kisley

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Case Western Reserve University

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Ryan Poling-Skutvik

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University of Rhode Island

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Rafael Verduzco

Rice University

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Jacinta C. Conrad

University of Houston

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Antonio Faraone

National Institute of Standards and Technology

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Chayan Dutta

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University of Georgia

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Hao Shen

Kent State University

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Dilipkumar N. Asthagiri

Rice University

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pH Response of Weak Polyampholyte Brushes with Random Charge-Asymmetric Monomer Sequences

Solution Properties of 2D Ruddlesden–Popper Perovskites

Solvent Quality Determines the Size and Interfacial Behavior of Soluble Asphaltene Nanoaggregate Clusters

Pivotal Roles of Triple Screening-Topological, Electrostatic, and Hydrodynamic-On Dynamics in Semidilute Polyelectrolyte Solutions

Charge State of Weak Polyelectrolyte Brushes Determines Salt-Dependent Swelling and Hysteretic Behavior

Two-dimensional perovskite templates for durable, efficient formamidinium perovskite solar cells

Imaging Heterogeneous 3D Dynamics of Individual Solutes in a Polyelectrolyte Brush

Influence of Charge Block Length on Conformation and Solution Behavior of Polyampholytes

pH response of sequence-controlled polyampholyte brushes

Effects of the Ionizable Monomer Fraction on the Swelling Behavior of Weak Polyelectrolyte Brushes

pH response of sequence-controlled polyampholyte brushes

Toward Protein Chromatography by Design: Stochastic Theory, Single-Molecule Parameter Control, and Stimuli-Responsive Materials

Electrostatic Repulsion Slows Relaxations of Polyelectrolytes in Semidilute Solutions

Physicochemical Characterization of Asphaltenes Using Microfluidic Analysis

Enabling Solution Processable COFs through Suppression of Precipitation during Solvothermal Synthesis

Single-Molecule Dynamics Reflect IgG Conformational Changes Associated with Ion-Exchange Chromatography

Polyampholyte physics: Liquid–liquid phase separation and biological condensates

High-phase purity two-dimensional perovskites with 17.3% efficiency enabled by interface engineering of hole transport layer

Collaborators (8)

Lydia Kisley

Ryan Poling-Skutvik

Rafael Verduzco

Jacinta C. Conrad

Antonio Faraone

Chayan Dutta

Hao Shen

Dilipkumar N. Asthagiri

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