George John

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The City College of New York

United States

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Professor George John is a faculty member at the City College of New York, USA. His research primarily focuses on molecular design and its applications in various fields, including bioinspired molecular electrodes, rechargeable battery technologies, and gelation mechanisms. He has contributed to several recent publications exploring topics such as molecular gels, hydrogels, and polymer coatings in advanced materials science.

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Robert J. Messinger

The City College of New York

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Francisco J. García-Vidal

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

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Ruth E Stark

Distinguished Professor

CUNY City College of New York

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Investigating the Emulsifying Mechanism of Stereoisomeric Sugar Fatty Acyl Molecular Gelators

Charging the Future: Harnessing Nature's Designs for Bioinspired Molecular Electrodes

Plug-and-Play Molecular Approach for Room Temperature Polariton Condensation

A heat transfer model and supporting experiments to guide the uniform gelation of molecular oleogels during scale‐up

Self‐assembled trehalose amphiphiles as molecular gels: A unique formulation to wax‐free cosmetics

PEG‐based polymer coated proppants in supercritical CO2: A new approach in current fracturing protocols

Modulating nanostructure morphology and mesomorphic properties using unsaturation in cardanol–azo benzenes

Electrolyte Mixtures and Organic Cathode Materials for Rechargeable Aluminum Batteries

Sucralose hydrogels: Peering into the reactivity of sucralose versus sucrose under lipase catalyzed trans-esterification

Molecular-Scale Elucidation of Ionic Charge Storage Mechanisms in Rechargeable Aluminum–Quinone Batteries

Building Blocks of the Protective Suberin Plant Polymer Self-Assemble into Lamellar Structures with Antibacterial Potential

Selective isomer emission via funneling of exciton polaritons

Phase-Selective Gelation of the Water Phase in an Oil–Water Mixture: An Approach Based on Oil-Activated Nanoparticle Assembly in Water

Light-Assisted Rechargeable Lithium Batteries: Organic Molecules for Simultaneous Energy Harvesting and Storage

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Robert J. Messinger

Francisco J. García-Vidal

Ruth E Stark

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