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  1. Liquid-state orientational precursors bias crystal polymorph nucleation
  2. Dual-symmetry-guided assembly of complex lattices
  3. Competing hydrogen-bond orders drive water’s anomalous surface tension
  4. Ideal non-crystals as a distinct form of ordered states without symmetry breaking
  5. Friction-controlled reentrant aging and fluidization in granular materials
  6. The secret role of water's structure near surfaces in ice formation
  7. Monatomic glass formation through competing order balance
  8. Unveiling hidden particle-level defects in glasses
  9. Unraveling the Impact of Competing Interactions on Nonequilibrium Colloidal Gelation
  10. Impact of impurities on crystal growth
  11. The impact of colloid-solvent dynamic coupling on the coarsening rate of colloidal phase separation
  12. Dynamic and asymmetric colloidal molecules
  13. Network-forming phase separation of oppositely charged polyelectrolytes forming coacervates in a solvent
  14. Hyperuniform disordered solids with crystal-like stability
  15. Switchable nanochannel flow control through weak polyelectrolyte brushes
  16. Void Connectivity and Criticality in the Compression-Induced Gel-to-Glass Transition of Short-Range Attractive Colloids
  17. Structural Origin of Dynamic Heterogeneity in Supercooled Liquids
  18. Microscopic structural origin of slow dynamics in glass-forming liquids
  19. Impact of Hydrodynamic Interactions on the Collapse-Expansion Kinetics of Nanogels
  20. Surface-induced water crystallisation driven by precursors formed in negative pressure regions
  21. Charge Regulation Effects in Polyelectrolyte Adsorption
  22. Colloid phase separation dynamics driven by chiral turbulent flows
  23. Unraveling thermodynamic anomalies of water: A molecular simulation approach to probe the two-state theory with atomistic and coarse-grained water models
  24. Distinct elastic properties and their origins in glasses and gels
  25. Impact of Hydrodynamic Interactions on the Kinetic Pathway of Protein Folding
  26. Special Topic Preface: Nucleation—Current understanding approaching 150 years after Gibbs
  27. Mechanical Self-Organization of Particle Networks during Uniaxial Compression Yielding
  28. Dynamic and asymmetric colloidal molecules
  29. Hydrodynamic Effects on the Collapse Kinetics of Flexible Polyelectrolytes
  30. Microscopic mechanisms of pressure-induced amorphous-amorphous transitions and crystallisation in silicon
  31. Phase Reentrances and Solid Deformations in Confined Colloidal Crystals
  32. Crystal nucleation in a vapor deposited Lennard-Jones mixture
  33. Publisher Correction: Impact of hierarchical water dipole orderings on the dynamics of aqueous salt solutions
  34. Mechanical Slowing Down of Network-Forming Phase Separation of Polymer Solutions
  35. Disordered materials can transform into crystals in drastically distinct ways
  36. Emerging exotic compositional order on approaching low-temperature equilibrium glasses
  37. Impact of hierarchical water dipole orderings on the dynamics of aqueous salt solutions
  38. Hierarchical amorphous ordering in colloidal gelation
  39. Universality of stringlet excitations as the origin of the boson peak of glasses with isotropic interactions
  40. Visualizing slow internal relaxations in a two-dimensional glassy system
  41. A Unified Description of the Liquid Structure, Static and Dynamic Anomalies, and Criticality of TIP4P/2005 Water by a Hierarchical Two-State Model
  42. Phase separation of rotor mixtures without domain coarsening driven by two-dimensional turbulence
  43. Impact of Inverse Squeezing Flow on the Self-Assembly of Oppositely Charged Colloidal Particles under Electric Field
  44. Fatigue fracture mechanism of amorphous materials from a density-based coarse-grained model
  45. Revealing the role of liquid preordering in crystallisation of supercooled liquids
  46. Viscoelastic phase separation in biological cells
  47. Origin of the boson peak in amorphous solids
  48. Impact of Charge Regulation on Self-Assembly of Zwitterionic Nanoparticles
  49. Roles of liquid structural ordering in glass transition, crystallization, and water's anomalies
  50. Microscopic structural origin behind slowing down of colloidal phase separation approaching gelation
  51. Towards Glasses with Permanent Stability
  52. Hidden linear defects in surfactant onions revealed by coalescence into lamellar layers
  53. The potential of chemical bonding to design crystallization and vitrification kinetics
  54. Revealing thermally-activated nucleation pathways of diffusionless solid-to-solid transition
  55. Particle-Level Visualization of Hydrodynamic and Frictional Couplings in Dense Suspensions of Spherical Colloids
  56. Fast crystal growth at ultra-low temperatures
  57. On the structural heterogeneity of supercooled liquids and glasses (a)
  58. Power-law coarsening in network-forming phase separation governed by mechanical relaxation
  59. Physical origin of glass formation from multicomponent systems
  60. Tetrahedra formation may explain water‘s anomalies
  61. Liquid–liquid transition and polyamorphism
  62. A unique route of colloidal phase separation yields stress-free gels
  63. Emergent solidity of amorphous materials as a consequence of mechanical self-organisation
  64. Morphology selection kinetics of crystallization in a sphere
  65. Revealing roles of competing local structural orderings in crystallization of polymorphic systems
  66. Role of Attractive Interactions in Structure Ordering and Dynamics of Glass-Forming Liquids
  67. Role of many-body correlation in slow dynamics of glass-forming liquids: intrinsic or perturbative
  68. A novel physical mechanism of liquid flow slippage on a solid surface
  69. Role of hydrodynamics in liquid–liquid transition of a single-component substance
  70. Direct Evidence in the Scattering Function for the Coexistence of Two Types of Local Structures in Liquid Water
  71. Externally driven local colloidal ordering induced by a pointlike heat source
  72. Influence of Hydrodynamic Interactions on Colloidal Crystallization
  73. Structural order as a genuine control parameter of dynamics in simple glass formers
  74. Drastic enhancement of crystal nucleation in a molecular liquid by its liquid–liquid transition
  75. Crystalline clusters in mW water: Stability, growth, and grain boundaries
  76. Complex dynamical interplay between solid particles and flow in driven granular suspensions
  77. Homogeneous nucleation of ferroelectric ice crystal driven by spontaneous dipolar ordering in supercooled TIP5P water
  78. Revealing Inherent Structural Characteristics of Jammed Particulate Packings
  79. Revealing key structural features hidden in liquids and glasses
  80. Direct link between mechanical stability in gels and percolation of isostatic particles
  81. Link between molecular mobility and order parameter during liquid–liquid transition of a molecular liquid
  82. Numerical prediction of colloidal phase separation by direct computation of Navier–Stokes equation
  83. Distinct signature of local tetrahedral ordering in the scattering function of covalent liquids and glasses
  84. Volume-shrinking kinetics of transient gels as a consequence of dynamic interplay between phase separation and mechanical relaxation
  85. Common microscopic structural origin for water’s thermodynamic and dynamic anomalies
  86. Self-organization into ferroelectric and antiferroelectric crystals via the interplay between particle shape and dipolar interaction
  87. Origin of the emergent fragile-to-strong transition in supercooled water
  88. Glass Forming Ability in Systems with Competing Orderings
  89. Microscopic structural descriptor of liquid water
  90. Water-like anomalies as a function of tetrahedrality
  91. Revealing Hidden Structural Order Controlling Both Fast and Slow Glassy Dynamics in Supercooled Liquids
  92. Impact of local symmetry breaking on the physical properties of tetrahedral liquids
  93. Vitrification and gelation in sticky spheres
  94. Hydrodynamic simulations of charge-regulation effects in colloidal suspensions
  95. Physical foundation of the fluid particle dynamics method for colloid dynamics simulation
  96. Structural predictor for nonlinear sheared dynamics in simple glass-forming liquids
  97. Impact of complex topology of porous media on phase separation of binary mixtures
  98. Response of Soft Continuous Structures and Topological Defects to a Temperature Gradient
  99. Impact of spatial dimension on structural ordering in metallic glass
  100. Formation of porous crystals via viscoelastic phase separation
  101. Common mechanism of thermodynamic and mechanical origin for ageing and crystallization of glasses
  102. Surface-assisted single-crystal formation of charged colloids
  103. Impact of surface roughness on liquid-liquid transition
  104. Crystal nucleation as the ordering of multiple order parameters
  105. Significant difference in the dynamics between strong and fragile glass formers
  106. The reversibility and first-order nature of liquid–liquid transition in a molecular liquid
  107. Anomalous phonon scattering and elastic correlations in amorphous solids
  108. A possible four-phase coexistence in a single-component system
  109. Effect of Energy Polydispersity on the Nature of Lennard-Jones Liquids
  110. Water: A Tale of Two Liquids
  111. Nonclassical pathways of crystallization in colloidal systems
  112. Roles of Energy Dissipation in a Liquid-Solid Transition of Out-of-Equilibrium Systems
  113. Time-Resolved Light Scattering Study on the Kinetics of the Liquid–Liquid Transition in Triphenyl Phosphite
  114. Effect of Size Polydispersity on the Nature of Lennard-Jones Liquids
  115. Probing Colloidal Gels at Multiple Length Scales: The Role of Hydrodynamics
  116. A novel coarsening mechanism of droplets in immiscible fluid mixtures
  117. Assessing the role of static length scales behind glassy dynamics in polydisperse hard disks
  118. Microscopic identification of the order parameter governing liquid–liquid transition in a molecular liquid
  119. Purely hydrodynamic ordering of rotating disks at a finite Reynolds number
  120. Local non-equilibrium thermodynamics
  121. Disorder and excess modes in hard-sphere colloidal systems
  122. Influence of Patch-Size Variability on the Crystallization of Tetrahedral Patchy Particles
  123. Novel stable crystalline phase for the Stillinger-Weber potential
  124. Structural evolution in the aging process of supercooled colloidal liquids
  125. New metastable form of ice and its role in the homogeneous crystallization of water
  126. Understanding water’s anomalies with locally favoured structures
  127. Nucleation driven by orientational order in supercooled niobium as seen viaab initiomolecular dynamics
  128. Evidence of Liquid-Liquid Transition in Triphenyl Phosphite from Time-Resolved Light Scattering Experiments
  129. Influence of internal viscoelastic modes on the Brownian motion of a λ-DNA coated colloid
  130. General nature of liquid–liquid transition in aqueous organic solutions
  131. Nonequilibrium Critical Casimir Effect in Binary Fluids
  132. Novel kinetic trapping in charged colloidal clusters due to self-induced surface charge organization
  133. Cooperative Bond Ordering in Liquid: Its Link to Liquid Polymorphism and Water‐Like Anomalies
  134. Identification of long-lived clusters and their link to slow dynamics in a model glass former
  135. Importance of many-body correlations in glass transition: An example from polydisperse hard spheres
  136. The interplay of sedimentation and crystallization in hard-sphere suspensions
  137. Defect science and engineering of liquid crystals under geometrical frustration
  138. Lifetimes and lengthscales of structural motifs in a model glassformer
  139. Importance of many-body orientational correlations in the physical description of liquids
  140. Structure and kinetics in the freezing of nearly hard spheres
  141. A novel particle tracking method with individual particle size measurement and its application to ordering in glassy hard sphere colloids
  142. Role of bond orientational order in the crystallization of hard spheres
  143. A novel coarsening mechanism of droplet spinodal decomposition
  144. Experimental indication for liquid-liquid transition in aqueous solutions
  145. Liquid-glass transition of water/salt mixtures
  146. Spontaneous bond orientational ordering in liquids: An intimate link between glass transition and crystallization
  147. Bond orientational order in liquids: Towards a unified description of water-like anomalies, liquid-liquid transition, glass transition, and crystallization
  148. Dynamic scaling for anomalous transport in supercooled liquids
  149. The microscopic pathway to crystallization in supercooled liquids
  150. Liquid–liquid transition without macroscopic phase separation in a water–glycerol mixture
  151. Time-resolved simultaneous polarized and depolarized light scattering system with high sensitivity to optical anisotropy: Application to phase separation of an optically isotropic liquid mixture
  152. Selection mechanism of polymorphs in the crystal nucleation of the Gaussian core model
  153. Viscoelastic phase separation in soft matter and foods
  154. Roles of icosahedral and crystal-like order in the hard spheres glass transition
  155. Direct evidence of heterogeneous mechanical relaxation in supercooled liquids
  156. Relationship between the Phase Diagram, the Glass-Forming Ability, and the Fragility of a Water/Salt Mixture
  157. International Symposium on Non-Equilibrium Soft Matter 2010
  158. Roles of bond orientational ordering in glass transition and crystallization
  159. Structural origin of enhanced slow dynamics near a wall in glass-forming systems
  160. Structural signature of slow dynamics and dynamic heterogeneity in two-dimensional colloidal liquids: glassy structural order
  161. Possible Link of theV-Shaped Phase Diagram to the Glass-Forming Ability and Fragility in a Water-Salt Mixture
  162. Correction for Kawasaki and Tanaka, Formation of a crystal nucleus from liquid
  163. Memory and topological frustration in nematic liquid crystals confined in porous materials
  164. The effect of inter-cluster interactions on the structure of colloidal clusters
  165. Bond orientational ordering in a metastable supercooled liquid: a shadow of crystallization and liquid–liquid transition
  166. Superdiffusive mass transport as a causal mechanism for large-scale structure formation
  167. Formation of a crystal nucleus from liquid
  168. Key Role of Hydrodynamic Interactions in Colloidal Gelation
  169. Structural origin of dynamic heterogeneity in three-dimensional colloidal glass formers and its link to crystal nucleation
  170. Surface-wetting effects on the liquid–liquid transition of a single-component molecular liquid
  171. Structural and Dynamical Features of Multiple Metastable Glassy States in a Colloidal System with Competing Interactions
  172. Critical-like behaviour of glass-forming liquids
  173. Multiple-scattering-free light scattering spectroscopy with mode selectivity
  174. Novel zone formation due to interplay between sedimentation and phase ordering
  175. Multi-particle collision dynamics simulations of sedimenting colloidal dispersions in confinement
  176. Nonlocal Nature of the Viscous Transport in Supercooled Liquids: Complex Fluid Approach to Supercooled Liquids
  177. Geometric frustration in small colloidal clusters
  178. Inhomogeneous flow and fracture of glassy materials
  179. Formation of Network and Cellular Structures by Viscoelastic Phase Separation
  180. Apparent Violation of the Fluctuation-Dissipation Theorem due to Dynamic Heterogeneity in a Model Glass-Forming Liquid
  181. Hydrodynamic Selection of the Kinetic Pathway of a Polymer Coil-Globule Transition
  182. Fracture Phase Separation
  183. Anisotropic Cooperative Structural Rearrangements in Sheared Supercooled Liquids
  184. Direct observation of hydrodynamic instabilities in a driven non-uniform colloidal dispersion
  185. Multiple nonergodic disordered states in Laponite suspensions: A phase diagram
  186. Local structure and dynamics in colloidal fluids and gels
  187. Universal link between the boson peak and transverse phonons in glass
  188. Phase separation in nematic microemulsions probed by one-dimensional spectroscopic deuteron magnetic resonance microimaging
  189. Controlling competition between crystallization and glass formation in binary colloids with an external field
  190. Control of fluidity and miscibility of a binary liquid mixture by the liquid–liquid transition
  191. Direct observation of a local structural mechanism for dynamic arrest
  192. Pattern evolution of an edge-dislocation array in a lyotropic lamellar phase confined in a wedge-shaped cell: Defect formation, relaxation, and recombination
  193. Direct Observation of Medium-Range Crystalline Order in Granular Liquids Near the Glass Transition
  194. Physical principle for optimizing electrophoretic separation of charged particles
  195. Kawasaki, Araki, and Tanaka Reply:
  196. Dynamic depletion attraction between colloids suspended in a phase-separating binary liquid mixture
  197. Dynamics of Colloidal Particles in Soft Matters
  198. Direct Observation of Low-Energy Clusters in a Colloidal Gel
  199. Dynamic Nature of the Liquid-Liquid Transition of Triphenyl Phosphite Studied by Simultaneous Measurements of Dielectric and Morphological Evolution
  200. Kinetics and Control of Liquid-Liquid Transition
  201. Link between Vitrification and Crystallization in Two Dimensional Polydisperse Colloidal Liquid
  202. Possible origin of enhanced crystal growth in a glass
  203. Correlation between Dynamic Heterogeneity and Medium-Range Order in Two-Dimensional Glass-Forming Liquids
  204. Generic kinetic pathway of phase separation of deeply quenched polymer solutions: Transient gelation
  205. The Ultrafast Dynamics of Hydrogen-Bonded Liquids:  Molecular Structure-Dependent Occurrence of Normal Arrhenius or Fractional Stokes−Einstein−Debye Rotational Diffusive Relaxation
  206. Spontaneous coarsening of a colloidal network driven by self-generated mechanical stress
  207. Measuring colloidal interactions with confocal microscopy
  208. Nucleation of lamellar domains from a sponge phase under shear flow: Shape selection of nuclei in a nonequilibrium steady state
  209. Bridging length scales in colloidal liquids and interfaces from near-critical divergence to single particles
  210. Control of the Liquid-Liquid Transition in a Molecular Liquid by Spatial Confinement
  211. Phase-ordering kinetics of the liquid-liquid transition in single-component molecular liquids
  212. Spontaneous Onion-Structure Formation from Planar Lamellar Nuclei
  213. Microscopic structural evolution during the liquid–liquid transition in triphenyl phosphite
  214. On-chip thermal calibration with 8 CB liquid crystal of micro-thermal device
  215. Colloidal Aggregation in a Nematic Liquid Crystal: Topological Arrest of Particles by a Single-Stroke Disclination Line
  216. Violation of the incompressibility of liquid by simple shear flow
  217. Wetting-induced depletion interaction between particles in a phase-separating liquid mixture
  218. Stripe pattern formation in phase separation accompanying orientational ordering under an external field
  219. Viscoelastic phase separation in soft matter: Numerical-simulation study on its physical mechanism
  220. Surface-sensitive particle selection by driving particles in a nematic solvent
  221. Kinetics of the liquid-liquid transition of triphenyl phosphite
  222. Frustration on the way to crystallization in glass
  223. Shear-induced discontinuous and continuous topological transitions in a hyperswollen membrane system
  224. Self-organization in phase separation of a lyotropic liquid crystal into cellular, network and droplet morphologies
  225. Excess Light Scattering in Glass Formers with a Liquid-Liquid Phase Transition
  226. Fragility Control Using the Liquid-Liquid Transition in Molecular Liquid
  227. Relationship between the Glass Transition and Medium-Range Crystalline Order
  228. Erratum to ‘Two-order-parameter model of the liquid–glass transition. I. Relation between glass transition and crystallization’ by H. Tanaka [J. Non-Cryst. Solids 351 (43–45) (2005) 3371–3384]
  229. Two-order-parameter model of the liquid–glass transition. I. Relation between glass transition and crystallization
  230. Two-order-parameter model of the liquid–glass transition. II. Structural relaxation and dynamic heterogeneity
  231. Two-order-parameter model of the liquid–glass transition. III. Universal patterns of relaxations in glass-forming liquids
  232. Universality of viscoelastic phase separation in soft matter
  233. Fluid structure in colloid–polymer mixtures: the competition between electrostatics and depletion
  234. Simple tools for complex phenomena: Viscoelastic phase separation captured by disconnectable springs
  235. Viscoelastic Phase Separation of Protein Solutions
  236. Control of the Fragility of a Glass-Forming Liquid Using the Liquid-Liquid Phase Transition
  237. Surface-Assisted Monodomain Formation of an Ordered Phase of Soft Matter via the First-Order Phase Transition
  238. Roles of hydrodynamic interactions in structure formation of soft matter: protein folding as an example
  239. On the abundance and general nature of the liquid–liquid phase transition in molecular systems
  240. Network-forming phase separation of colloidal suspensions
  241. Relationship among glass-forming ability, fragility, and short-range bond ordering of liquids
  242. Kinetics of ergodic-to-nonergodic transitions in charged colloidal suspensions: Aging and gelation
  243. Dynamic control of the photonic smectic order of membranes
  244. Mode-Selective Dynamic Light Scattering Spectroscopy: Application to the Isotropic Phase of Liquid Crystals
  245. Reply to “Comment on ‘Origin of the excess wing and slow β relaxation of glass formers: A unified picture of local orientational fluctuations’ ”
  246. Coarsening mechanism of phase separation caused by a double temperature quench in an off-symmetric binary mixture
  247. Critical-Like Phenomena Associated with Liquid-Liquid Transition in a Molecular Liquid
  248. Ageing, shear rejuvenation and avalanches in soft glassy materials
  249. Nematohydrodynamic Effects on the Phase Separation of a Symmetric Mixture of an Isotropic Liquid and a Liquid Crystal
  250. Nonergodic states of charged colloidal suspensions: Repulsive and attractive glasses and gels
  251. Fluid particle dynamics simulation of charged colloidal suspensions
  252. Origin of the excess wing and slowβrelaxation of glass formers: A unified picture of local orientational fluctuations
  253. Liquid-Liquid Transition in the Molecular Liquid Triphenyl Phosphite
  254. Hydrodynamic delocalization of phase separation in a locally cooled fluid mixture
  255. Possible resolution of the Kauzmann paradox in supercooled liquids
  256. Relation between Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Glass-Forming Liquids
  257. Optical Manipulation of Defects in a Lyotropic Lamellar Phase
  258. Network formation in viscoelastic phase separation
  259. Spontaneous Partitioning of Particles into Cellar Structures in a Membrane System
  260. Phase-coherent Rayleigh scattering method: Application to thermal diffusion mode
  261. Simple view of waterlike anomalies of atomic liquids with directional bonding
  262. Laponite: Aging and Shear Rejuvenation of a Colloidal Glass
  263. Superheterodyne light beating spectroscopy for Rayleigh–Brillouin scattering using frequency-tunable lasers
  264. A new method of scattering-angle scanning for optical beating light scattering spectroscopy
  265. Nonuniversal nature of dynamic critical anomaly in polymer solutions
  266. POLYMERIZATION-INDUCED PHASE SEPARATION OF POLYMER-DISPERSED LIQUID CRYSTAL
  267. Interplay between wetting and phase separation in binary fluid mixtures: roles of hydrodynamics
  268. Three-Dimensional Numerical Simulations of Viscoelastic Phase Separation:  Morphological Characteristics
  269. Simulation Method of Colloidal Suspensions with Hydrodynamic Interactions: Fluid Particle Dynamics
  270. Layer compression modulus of the antiferroelectric liquid crystal MHPBC
  271. Viscoelastic phase separation
  272. Laponite:  What Is the Difference between a Gel and a Glass?
  273. Aging of a colloidal “Wigner” glass
  274. Morphological and kinetic evolution of surface patterns in gels during the swelling process: Evidence of dynamic pattern ordering
  275. Transesterification in polymer blends including polycarbonate at high temperatures
  276. Transition from metastability to instability in a binary-liquid mixture
  277. Digital image analysis of droplet patterns in polymer systems: Point pattern
  278. Digital image analysis of polymer blends morphology
  279. Application of digital image analysis to pattern formation in polymer systems