PATENTS
M. A. Diaz-Garcia, B. J. Schwartz, F. Hide and A. J. Heeger, "Conjugated Polymers as Materials for Solid-State Lasers," U. S. Patent #5,881,083, awarded March 9, 1999.MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED OR IN PRESS
H. Miyata, S. H. Tolbert, W. Molenkamp, B. J. Schwartz and I. B. Martini, continuation-in-part for "Polarized Light-Emitting Films and Method for Producing the Same," pending.
R. Kennedy, A. L. Ayzner, C. J. Tassone, D. D. Wanger, M. Halim, C. T. Day, S. H. Tolbert, B. J. Schwartz and Y. Rubin, "Photovoltaic Devices Including Self-Assembling Fullerene Derivatives for Improved Efficiencies," US9231214 B2 (also published as US200902664 A1), awarded Jan. 5, 2016.
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W. R. Borrelli, X. Liu and B. J. Schwartz, "The Solvation Entropy of Different Simulation Models of the Hydrated Electron," submitted.If you have problems viewing any of these papers (all in PDF format), try "Save Target As" instead of viewing directly through your browser
E. C. Wu, D. Garcia Vidales, C. Z. Salamat, Q. M. Duong, A. O. Leon Ruiz, A. Ready, Z. Mehmedović, D. A. Stanfield, A. M. Spokoyny, S. H. Tolbert and B. J. Schwartz, "Ultrafast Transient Absorption Studies of the Dynamics of Free and Coulombically Trapped Polarons in Doped Conjugated Polymers," submitted.
W. R. Borrelli, X. Liu and B. J. Schwartz, "How the Choice of Exchange Correlation Functional Affects DFT-Based Simulations of the Hydrated Electron," submitted.
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REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
M. C. Cavanagh, R. M. Young and B. J. Schwartz, "The Roles of
the Solute and Solvent Cavities in
Charge-Transfer-to-Solvent (CTTS) Dynamics: Ultrafast
Studies of Potasside and Sodide in Diethyl Ether," J. Chem. Phys. 129, 134503, 1-10 (2008).
E. R. Barthel and B. J. Schwartz, "Mapping the Conduction Band Under CTTS Transitions: The Photodetachment Quantum Yield of Sodide (Na¯) in Tetrahydrofuran," Chem. Phys. Lett. 375(3-4), 435-43 (2003).
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