Vance Williams

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Canada

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Vance Williams is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Simon Fraser University. Based in Canada, his research focuses on the synthesis and characterization of liquid crystals, including cholesterol-based and amphiphilic compounds. His recent publications explore various aspects of phase behavior, electrochemistry, and the unique properties of zwitterion-polymer systems.

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Frank Giesselmann

Professor of Physical Chemistry

University of Stuttgart

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Vladimir Michaelis

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University of Alberta

CANADA

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Articles (16)

Sulfobetaine ionic liquid crystals based on strong acids: phase behavior and electrochemistry

Synthesis and Characterization of Cholesterol-Based Liquid Crystals Linked with Perfluorinated Alkyl Chains

Paraelectric behavior and lamellar ordering in zwitterion-polymer blends

Electrostatic Correlations Lead to High Capacitance in Zwitterion-Containing Thin Films

Tuning the visible colour of octahedral manganese(iii) phthalocyanines via axial ligand exchange

Useful synthetic artifacts? The impact of ubiquitous linker-adjacent groups on the self-assembly of discotic dimers

Unprecedented Cubic Mesomorphic Behaviour of Crown‐Ether Functionalized Amphiphilic Cyclodextrins

Synthesis and Mesomorphic Properties of Geometric and Conformation-Modulated Amphiphilic β-Cyclodextrin Liquid Crystals

Decreasing the aggregation and ligand redox potential of metallophthalocyanines through branched ether functionalization

Functional group polarity-modulated formation of liquid crystals of amphiphilic cyclodextrins

Semirigid discotic dimers: flexible but not flexible enough?

Strategies for promoting discotic nematic phases

An unusual self-assembling columnar mesogen prepared by tethering a planar naphthalenediimide acceptor to bent phenothiazine donors

Stereochemistry, Conformational Dynamics, and the Stability of Liquid Crystal Phases

Preferential Formation of Side‐Pocket‐Substituted Zinc Phthalocyanines Emitting Beyond 800 nm

Adjacent functional group effects on the assembly of columnar liquid crystals

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Frank Giesselmann

Vladimir Michaelis

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