Publications by authors named "BD Swanson"

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Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy of soft-landed polyatomic ions and molecules.
Michael Volný, Atanu Sengupta, C Brant Wilson, Brian D Swanson, E James Davis

Anal Chem· June 2007

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Bacterial incorporation of leucine into protein down to -20 degrees C with evidence for potential activity in sub-eutectic saline ice formations.
Karen Junge, Hajo Eicken, Brian D Swanson, Jody W Deming

Cryobiology· June 2006

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Experimental investigation of the homogeneous freezing of aqueous ammonium sulfate droplets.
Ben H Larson, Brian D Swanson

J Phys Chem A· February 2006

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Comparison of psychro-active arctic marine bacteria and common mesophillic bacteria using surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy.
Mary L Laucks, Atanu Sengupta, Karen Junge, E James Davis, Brian D Swanson

Appl Spectrosc· October 2005

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What forces bind liquid crystals?
BD Swanson, LB Sorensen

Phys Rev Lett· October 1995

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Conservation of bond lengths in strained Ge-Si layers.
JC Woicik, CE Bouldin, MI Bell, JO Cross, DJ Tweet, BD Swanson

Phys Rev B Condens Matter· January 1991

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X-ray determination of the molecular tilt and layer fluctuation profiles of freely suspended liquid-crystal films.
DJ Tweet, R Holyst, BD Swanson, H Stragier, LB Sorensen

Phys Rev Lett· October 1990

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Synchrotron studies of the first-order melting transitions of hexatic monolayers and multilayers in freely suspended liquid-crystal films.
S Amador, PS Pershan, H Stragier, BD Swanson, DJ Tweet

Phys Rev A Gen Phys· March 1989

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Layer-by-layer surface freezing of freely suspended liquid-crystal films.
BD Swanson, H Stragier, DJ Tweet, LB Sorensen

Phys Rev Lett· February 1989

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