Publications: Germano S.
Iannacchione
Key papers are numbered in bold and the number of citations is
given in braces.
Number
of citations are given in braces with key papers in bold.
Totals
(22 June 2009): Papers = 62, Citations = 1093, Impact = 1093/62 = 17.6, h-index
= 18 ( 16.5 » Ö(1093/4) ).
1. {6} “Concentration dependence of solvent
diffusion in a colloidal suspension”, E. von Meerwall, D. Mahoney, G.
Iannacchione, and D. Skowronski, Journal of Colloidal Interface Science 139 (2),
437-45 (1990).
2.
{8} “The influence
of polydispersity and curative / resin ratio on molecular mobility in epoxy
networks”, G. Iannacchione and E. von Meerwall, Journal of Polymer
Science: Polymer Physics B 29 (6), 659-668 (1991).
3.
{90} “Characterization of the cylindrical cavities
of Anopore and Nuclepore membranes”, G. P. Crawford, L. M. Steele, R.
Ondris-Crawford, G. S. Iannacchione, C. J. Yeager, J. W. Doane, and D.
Finotello, Journal of Chemical Physics 96 (10), 7788-96 (1992).
4.
{88} “Calorimetric study of phase transitions in
confined liquid crystals”, G. S. Iannacchione and D. Finotello, Physical
Review Letters 69 (14), 2094-7 (1992).
5.
{0} “Orientational
effects on confined 5CB”, G. S. Iannacchione, G. P. Crawford, J. W.
Doane, and D. Finotello, Molecular Crystals Liquid Crystals 222, 205-13
(1992).
6.
{7} “Interface
influenced phase transitions of alkylcyanobiphenyl liquid crystals: A
calorimetric study”, G. S. Iannacchione, A. Strigazzi, and D. Finotello,
Liquid Crystals 14 (4), 1153-61 (1993).
7.
{6} “Confinement
and orientational study at liquid crystal phase transitions”, G. S.
Iannacchione and D. Finotello, Liquid Crystals 14 (4), 1135-42 (1993).
8.
{12} “AC
calorimetry technique: applications to liquid helium films and liquid
crystals”, L. M. Steele, G. S. Iannacchione, and D. Finotello, Review of
Mexican Physics 39 (4), 588-601 (1993).
9.
{137} “Randomly constrained orientational order in
porous glass”, G. S. Iannacchione, G. P. Crawford, S. Zumer, J. W. Doane,
and D. Finotello, Physical Review Letters 71 (16), 2595-8 (1993).
10. {49}
“Surface induced discrete smectic order in the isotropic phase of 12CB in
cylindrical pores”, G. S. Iannacchione, J. T. Mang, S. Kumar, and D.
Finotello, Physical Review Letters 73 (20), 2708-11 (1994).
11. {53}
“Specific heat dependence on orientational order at cylindrically
confined liquid crystal phase transitions”, G. S. Iannacchione and D.
Finotello, Physical Review E 50 (6), 4780-95 (1994).
12. {4} “AC-calorimetry studies at the HexB –
SmA and CryB – HexB phase transitions in two
compounds with hydrogen bonding”, G. Iannacchione, E. Gorecka, W. Pyzuk,
S. Kumar, and D. Finotello, Physical Review E 51 (4), 3346-9 (1995).
13. {6} “Numerical study of cylindrically confined
nematic liquid crystals”, R. M. Marroum, G. S. Iannacchione, D.
Finotello, and Michael A. Lee, Physical Review E 51 (4), R2743-6
(1995).
14. {6} “High-resolution calorimetric studies at
phase transitions for alkylcyanobiphenyl liquid crystals confined to submicron
size cylindrical cavities”, D. Finotello and G. S. Iannacchione, in Liquid
Crystals in the Nineties and Beyond, Chap. 4, p. 109-145, edited by S.
Kumar (World Scientific, 1995); also in International Journal of Modern Physics
B 9 (18-19), 2247-83 (1995).
15. {40}
“Nematic ordering in highly restrictive Vycor glass”, G.
Iannacchione, G. Crawford, S. Qian, S. Zumer, J. Doane, and D. Finotello,
Physical Review E 53 (3), 2402-11 (1996).
16. {11} “Liquid crystal order in a highly
restrictive porous glass”, G. S. Iannacchione, S. Qian, G. P. Crawford,
S. S. Keast, M. E. Neubert, J. W. Doane, D. Finotello, L. M. Steele, P. E.
Sokol, and S. Zumer, Molecular Crystals Liquid Crystals 262, 13-23
(1995).
17. {23}
“Critical behavior of the smectic-A to nematic transition confined
to a random network”, S. Qian, G. S. Iannacchione, and D. Finotello,
Physical Review E 53 (5), R4291-4 (1996).
18. {2} “Smectic order in a porous interconnected
substrate”, S. Qian, G. S. Iannacchione, D. Finotello, L. M. Steele, and
P. E. Sokol, Molecular Crystals Liquid Crystals 265, 395-402 (1995).
19. {3} “Phase transitions in restricted
geometries”, D. Finotello, G. S. Iannacchione, and S. Qian, in Liquid
Crystals in Complex Geometries formed by Polymer and Porous Networks, Chap.
16, p. 325-343, edited by G. P. Crawford and S. Zumer (Taylor & Francis,
London, 1995).
20. {18}
“Deuterium NMR and morphology study of polymer disperse liquid crystal
Bragg gratings”, G. S. Iannacchione, D. Finotello, L. V. Natarajan, R. L.
Sutherland, V. P. Tondiglia, T. J. Bunning, and W. W. Adams, Europhysics
Letters 36 (6), 425-30 (1996).
21. {13} “Calorimetric study of phase transitions
for octylphenylthiol-pentyloxybenzoate in silica aerogel”, B. Zhou, G. S.
Iannacchione, and C. W. Garland, Liquid Crystals 22 (3), 335-9 (1997).
22. {51}
“Random field effects on the nematic – smectic-A phase
transition due to silica aerosil particles”, B. Zhou, G. S. Iannacchione,
C. W. Garland, and T. Bellini, Physical Review E 55 (3), 2962-8 (1997).
23. {1} “Critical behavior of the smectic-A
to nematic transition of confined liquid crystal mixtures”, S. Qian, G.
S. Iannacchione, and D. Finotello, Molecular Crystals Liquid Crystals 292,
175-81 (1997).
24. {38}
“Liquid crystalline behavior of octylcyanobiphenyl confined to submicron
size randomly connected porous glasses”, G. S. Iannacchione, S. Qian, F.
Aliev, and D. Finotello, Physical Review E 56 (1), 554-61 (1997).
25. {7} “Quasicritical heat capacity at a smectic-A
– hexatic-B phase transition”, H. Haga, Z. Kutnjak, G.
Iannacchione, S. Qian, D. Finotello, and C. W. Garland, Physical Review E 56
(2), 1808-18 (1997).
26. {1} “The effect of chirality on the phase
transitions of chiral/8CB mixtures”, G. S. Iannacchione, S. Qian, M.
Wittebrood, and D. Finotello, Molecular Crystals Liquid Crystals 302,
989-99 (1997).
27. {3} “AC calorimetric studies of phase
transitions in porous substrates: Superfluid helium and liquid crystals”,
D. Finotello, S. Qian, and G. S. Iannacchione, Thermochimica Acta 304/305,
303-316 (1997).
28. {15} “Critical behavior of a smectic-A to
nematic phase transition embedded in a random network of voids”, S. Qian,
G. S. Iannacchione, and D. Finotello, Physical Review E 57(4), 4305-15
(1998).
29. {0} “Phase behavior in the reentrant nematic
region of chiral frustrated smectics”, G. S. Iannacchione, C. W. Garland,
J. Mieczkowski, and E. Gorecka, Physical Review E 58 (1), 595-601
(1998).
30. {103}
“Calorimetric and SAXS study of phase transitions in
octylcyanobiphenyl-aerosil mixtures”, G. S. Iannacchione, C. W. Garland,
J. T. Mang, and T. Rieker, Physical Review E 58 (5), 5966-81
(1998).
31. {2} “Twist-grain-boundary transitions in a
chiral tolane compound”, G. S. Iannacchione and C. W. Garland, Liquid
Crystals 26 (1), 69-74 (1999).
32. {7} “Critical heat capacity at the smectic-A – smectic-C transition in a partially fluorinated liquid crystal”, G. Iannacchione, C. W. Garland, P. M. Johnson, and C. C. Huang, Liquid Crystals 26 (1),51-55 (1999).
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33. {21} “Effects
of quenched disorder on the orientational order of the octylcyanobiphenyl
liquid-crystal”, H. Zeng, B. Zalar, G. S. Iannacchione, and D. Finotello,
Physical Review E 60 (5), 5607-18 (1999).
34. {1} “Nematic structures in randomly
interconnected porous hosts”, D. Finotello, H. Zeng, B. Zalar, and G. S.
Iannacchione, Molecular Crystals Liquid Crystals 358, 237-250 (2001).
35. {18} “Elastic
coupling of silica gel dynamics in a liquid-crystal – aerosil
dispersion”, C. C. Retsch, I. McNulty, and G. S. Iannacchione, Physical
Review E 65 (3), 032701-4 (2002).
36. {23} “Hydrogen-bonded
silica gels dispersed in a smectic liquid-crystal: A random field XY system”,
S. Park, R. L. Leheny, R. J. Birgeneau, J-L. Gallani, C. W. Garland, and G. S.
Iannacchione, Physical. Review E 65 (5), 050703(R) (2002),
[cond-mat/0112073].
37. {48} “Smectic
ordering in liquid-crystal – aerosil dispersions I: X-ray
analysis”, R. L. Leheny, S. Park, C. W. Garland, R. J. Birgeneau, and G.
S. Iannacchione, Physical Review E 67 (1), 011708 (2003),
[cond-mat/0208284].
38. {37} “Smectic
ordering in liquid-crystal – aerosil dispersions II: Scaling
analysis”, G. S. Iannacchione, S. Park, C. W. Garland, R. J. Birgeneau,
and R. L. Leheny, Physical Review E 67 (1), 011709 (2003),
[cond-mat/0208287].
39. {28}
“Effect of a quenched random field at a continuous symmetry breaking
transition: Nematic to smectic-A in an 8OCB+aerosil dispersion”,
P. S. Clegg, C. Stock, R. J. Birgeneau, C. W. Garland, A. Roshi, and G. S.
Iannacchione, Physical Review E 67 (2), 021703 (2003).
40. {14} “High-resolution x-ray study of the nematic
– smectic-A and the smectic-A – smectic-C transitions
in`8S5-aerosil gels”,
P. S. Clegg, S. Park, R. J. Birgeneau, C. W. Garland, G. S. Iannacchione, R. L.
Leheny, and M. E. Neubert, Physical Review E 68 (3), 031706 (2003),
[cond-mat/0305378].
41. {16} “Evolution of the nematic to isotropic
phase transition in 8OCB+aerosil dispersions”, A. Roshi, G. S.
Iannacchione, P. S. Clegg, and R. J. Birgeneau, Physical Review E 69 (3),
031703 (2004), [cond-mat/0310070].
42. {18}
“Review of liquid-crystal phase transitions with quenched random
disorder”, G. S. Iannacchione, Fluid Phase Equilibria 222/223, 177
(2004). (Proceedings of the 15th Symposium on Thermophysical
Properties (NIST), Boulder CO, June 2003).
43. {13} “The isotropic to nematic transition
in aerosil-disordered liquid crystals”, M. Caggioni, A. Roshi, S. Barjami,
F. Mantegazza, G. S. Iannacchione, and T. Bellini, Physical Review Letters 93
(12), 127801 (2004).
44. {4} “Critical linear thermal expansion in the smectic-A phase near the nematic – smectic-A phase transition”, E. Anesta, G. S. Iannacchione, and C. W. Garland, Physical Review E 70 (4), 041703-8 (2004).
45. {4} “Calorimetric study of the nematic –
smectic-A and smectic-A – smectic-C phase
transitions in liquid-crystal–aerosil dispersions”, A. Roshi, G. S.
Iannacchione, P. S. Clegg, R. J. Birgeneau, and M. E. Neubert, Physical Review E
72 (5), 051716 (2005) [cond-mat/0510238].
46. {7} “Off-axis thermal properties of carbon
nanotube films”, S. Sinha, S. Barjami, G. Iannacchione, A. Schwab, and G.
Muench, Journal of Nanoparticle Research 7 (6), 651-7 (2005), (Proceedings
of Nanotechnology / Thin Films Conference, Singapore, July 2004).
47. {7} “Thermodynamics of activated phase
transitions of octylcyanobiphenyl: DSC and MC calorimetry”, D. Sharma, J.
C. MacDonald, and G. S. Iannacchione, Journal of Physical Chemistry B 110
(33),16679-84 (2006).
48. {3} “Structure and dynamics of a nano-colloidal
silica gel dispersion”, A. Roshi, S. Barjami, D. Paterson, I. McNulty,
and G. S. Iannacchione, Physical Review E 74 (3), 031404-8
(2006).
49. {6} “Role of an aerosil dispersion on the activated
kinetics of an LC1-xSilx system", D. Sharma, J. C.
MacDonald, and G. S. Iannacchione, Journal of Physical Chemistry B 110
(51), 26160-9 (2006).
50. {2} “Kinetics of induced crystallization of the
LC1-xSilx system”, D. Sharma and G.
S. Iannacchione, Journal of Physical Chemistry B 111 (8), 1916-22
(2007).
51. {4} “Induced thermal dynamics in the melt of
glycerol and aerosil dispersions”, D. Sharma and G. S. Iannacchione,
Journal of Chemical Physics 126 (9), 094503 (2007).
52. {4} “High-resolution dielectric spectroscopy in
a rotating electric field on several carbon allotropes including multi-wall and
single-wall nanotubes”, R. Basu and G. S. Iannacchione, Applied Physics
Letters 92, 052906 (2008); selected for Virtual Journal of Nanoscale
Science & Technology 17(7), February 18, 2008 issue.
53. {3} “Observation of a possible tetrahedratic
phase in bent-core liquid crystals”, D. Wiant, K. Neupane, S. Sharma, A.
Jakli, J. T. Gleeson, S. Sprunt, N. Pradhan, and G. Iannacchione, Physical
Review E 77 (6), 061701-7 (2008).
54. {1} “Calorimetric study of the isotropic to
nematic phase transition in an aligned liquid crystal nano-colloidal
gel”, F. Cruceanu, D. Liang, R. L. Leheny, and G. S. Iannacchione, Liquid
Crystals 35 (9), 1061-1071 (2008).
55. {0} “Specific heat and thermal conductivity
measurements parallel and perpendicular to the long-axis of cobalt
nanowires”, N. R. Pradhan, H. Duan, J. Liang, and G. S. Iannacchione,
TMS2008 (Minerals, Metals, and Materials) 137th Annual Meeting Supplemental
Proceedings Vol. 1: Materials Processing and Properties, page 159 (TMS
Publishing, ISBN 978-0-87339-716-2, 2008).
56. {1} “Specific heat and thermal conductivity as
measured parallel and perpendicular to the long-axis of cobalt
nanowires”, N. R. Pradhan, H. Duan, J. Liang, and G. S. Iannacchione,
Nanotechnology 19, 485712 (2008).
57. {2} “Carbon nanotube dispersed liquid crystals
– A nano-electromechanical system”, R. Basu and G. S. Iannacchione,
Applied Physics Letters 93, 183105-3 (2008).
58. {0} “Dielectric response of multi-wall carbon
nanotubes as a function of applied ac-electric fields”, R. Basu and G. S.
Iannacchione, Journal of Applied Physics 104, 114107 (2008).
59. {0} “Emergent 1-D Ising behavior in an austere
cellular automaton model”, P. Kassebaum and G. S. Iannacchione,
International Journal of Modern Physics C (IJMPC) 20 (1), 133-145
(2009).
60. {1}“High-resolution calorimetric study of the
nematic to smectic-A transition in aligned liquid crystal - aerosil
gels”, F. Cruceanu, D. Liang, R. L. Leheny, C. W. Garland, and G. S.
Iannacchione, Physical Review E 79 (1), 011710-8 (2009).
61. {0} “Effect of aerosil gels on de Gennes
nematic–smectic coupling”, C. W. Garland and G. S. Iannacchione,
Journal of Physical Chemistry B 113 (12), 3901- 05 (2009).
62. {0} “The specific heat and thermal conductivity
of composites containing single-walled and multi-walled carbon
nanotubes”, N. R. Pradhan, H. Duan, J. Liang, and G. S. Iannacchione,
Nanotechnology 20, 245705 (2009).
63. “Evidence for directed self-assembly of quantum dots in
a nematic liquid crystal”, R. Basu and G. S. Iannacchione, submitted to
Physical Review E Rapid Communications, (2009).
64. “Dielectric hysteresis, relaxation dynamics, and non-volatile memory effects in carbon nanotube dispersed liquid crytsals”, R. Basu and G. S. Iannacchione, submitted to Journal Applied Physics, (2009).