Publications by authors named "Cynthia G Pyles"

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Transition of Structurally Distinct Amyloids in the Degradation of Protein Materials.
Maryssa A Beasley, Cynthia G Pyles, Adam D Dunkelberger, Matthew D Thum, Michelle Loui

J Phys Chem B· September 2025

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Revisiting cavity-coupled 2DIR: A classical approach implicates reservoir modes.
Cynthia G Pyles, Blake S Simpkins, Igor Vurgaftman, Jeffrey C Owrutsky, Adam D Dunkelberger

J Chem Phys· December 2024

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Correction to "Spectroscopic Study of Sol-Gel Entrapped Triruthenium Dodecacarbonyl Catalyst Reveals Hydride Formation".
Joel G Patrow, Yukun Cheng, Cynthia G Pyles, Bing Luo, Ian A Tonks

J Phys Chem Lett· May 2022

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Ruthenium hydrides encapsulated in sol-gel glasses exhibit new ultrafast vibrational dynamics.
Cynthia G Pyles, Joel G Patrow, Yukun Cheng, Ian A Tonks, Aaron M Massari

J Chem Phys· March 2022

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Ultrafast Dynamics Experienced by Carbon Dioxide Diffusing through Polymer Matrices.
Cynthia G Pyles, Grace M Gretz, Ivan C Spector, Aaron M Massari

J Phys Chem B· August 2021

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Spectroscopic Study of Sol-Gel Entrapped Triruthenium Dodecacarbonyl Catalyst Reveals Hydride Formation.
Joel G Patrow, Yukun Cheng, Cynthia G Pyles, Bing Luo, Ian A Tonks

J Phys Chem Lett· September 2020

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