Tonya Kuhl

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University of California, Davis

United States

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Tonya Kuhl is a Professor at the University of California Davis in the United States. Her research focuses on the synthesis and characterization of advanced materials, particularly polydiacetylene films and microfluidic systems. Notable articles include investigations into molecular structures of Langmuir films, interface dynamics in plastic bonded-explosives, and the development of biosensing applications using tunable polymer vesicles.

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Articles (11)

Exploring interface dynamics in plastic bonded-explosives: synthesis, characterization, and neutron reflectometry

Planar, Kinked, or Twisted? Molecular Structures of Blue and Red Phase Polydiacetylene Langmuir Films

Fluorogenic Biosensing with Tunable Polydiacetylene Vesicles

In situ counter-diffusion crystallization and long-term crystal preservation in microfluidic fixed targets for serial crystallography

Tracking Mechanical Stress and Cell Migration with Inexpensive Polymer Thin‐Film Sensors

All polymer microfluidic chips—A fixed target sample delivery workhorse for serial crystallography

Characterizing and Tuning the Properties of Polydiacetylene Films for Sensing Applications

Friction measurements of model saliva-wine solutions between polydimethylsiloxane surfaces

Plug-and-play polymer microfluidic chips for hydrated, room temperature, fixed-target serial crystallography

Direct Measurements of the Forces between Silver and Mica in Humic Substance-Rich Solutions

Crystallization of ApoA1 and ApoE4 Nanolipoprotein Particles and Initial XFEL-Based Structural Studies

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John Yeager

Aude Watrelot

Matthew Coleman

Veronica Morales

Ye Chen-Izu

Thomas Grant

Kit S. Lam

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