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2011
Hamers RJ, Stavis C, Pokhrel A, Franking R, Ruther RE, Wang X, Cooperrider MC, Zheng H, Carlisle JA, Butler JE. Characterization of molecular and biomolecular layers on diamond thin films by infrared reflection-absorption spectroscopy. Diamond and Related Materials. 2011;20:733-742.
Stavis C, Clare TL, Butler JE, Radadia AD, Carr R, Zeng H, King WP, Carlisle JA, Aksimentiev A, Bashir R, et al. Surface functionalization of thin-film diamond for highly stable and selective biological interfaces. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 2011;108:983-988.
2010
Wang X, Colavita PE, Streifer JA, Butler JE, Hamers RJ. Photochemical Grafting of Alkenes onto Carbon Surfaces: Identifying the Roles of Electrons and Holes. Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 2010;114:4067-4074.
2007
Sun B, Baker SE, Butler JE, Kim H, Russell, John N. J, Shang L, Tse K-Y, Yang W, Hamers RJ. Covalent molecular functionalization of diamond thin-film transistors. Diamond and Related Materials. 2007;16:1608-1615.
Yang W, Butler JE, Russell, John N. J, Hamers RJ. Direct electrical detection of antigen-antibody binding on diamond and silicon substrates using electrical impedance spectroscopy. Analyst. 2007;132:296-306.
Wang X, Colavita PE, Metz KM, Butler JE, Hamers RJ. Direct photopatterning and SEM Imaging of molecular monolayers on diamond surfaces: Mechanistic insights into UV-Initiated molecular grafting. Langmuir. 2007;23:11623-11630.
2002
Yang W, Auciello O, Butler JE, Cai W, Carlisle JA, Gerbi JE, Gruen DM, Knickerbocker T, Lasseter TL, Russell JN, et al. DNA-modified nanocrystalline diamond thin-films as stable, biologically active substrates. Nat Mater. 2002;1(4):253-7.
Strother T, Knickerbocker T, Russell JN, Butler JE, Smith LM, Hamers RJ. Photochemical Functionalization of Diamond Films. Langmuir [Internet]. 2002;18:968-971. Available from: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/la0112561

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