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  1. Continuous Symmetry Breaking and Complexity of Biological Membranes
  2. Microscale structural fluctuations at the melting phase transition of strongly confined achiral and chiral nematics
  3. Twist disclinations mediated transformations in confined nematic liquid crystals
  4. Dynamics and Topology of Symmetry Breaking with Skyrmions
  5. Qualitatively and Quantitatively Different Configurations of Nematic–Nanoparticle Mixtures
  6. Criticality Controlling Mechanisms in Nematic Liquid Crystals
  7. Biaxial Structures of Localized Deformations and Line-like Distortions in Effectively 2D Nematic Films
  8. Caloric effects in liquid crystal-based soft materials
  9. Reconfiguration of Nematic Disclinations in Plane-Parallel Confinements
  10. Stable Assemblies of Topological Defects in Nematic Orientational Order
  11. Dual-frequency electrically driven nematic microstructures confined to biaxial porous polymer membranes
  12. Experimental Advances in Nanoparticle-Driven Stabilization of Liquid-Crystalline Blue Phases and Twist-Grain Boundary Phases
  13. On the Role of Electrostatic Repulsion in Topological Defect-Driven Membrane Fission
  14. Topological Defects in Nematic Liquid Crystals: Laboratory of Fundamental Physics
  15. Curvature Potential Unveiled Topological Defect Attractors
  16. Topological Defects in Nematic Liquid Crystals: Laboratory of Fundamental Physics
  17. Pretransitional Effects of the Isotropic Liquid–Plastic Crystal Transition
  18. Co-revolving topological defects in a nematic liquid crystal
  19. Dynamics and Pretransitional Effects in C60 Fullerene Nanoparticles and Liquid Crystalline Dodecylcyanobiphenyl (12CB) Hybrid System
  20. Annihilation of Highly-Charged Topological Defects
  21. Multiple Twisted Chiral Nematic Structures in Cylindrical Confinement
  22. Blue phase stabilization by CoPt-decorated reduced-graphene oxide nanosheets dispersed in a chiral liquid crystal
  23. Electric field driven reconfigurable multistable topological defect patterns
  24. Transition from escaped to decomposed nematic defects, and vice versa
  25. Normal red blood cells’ shape stabilized by membrane’s in-plane ordering
  26. Topological defect enabled formation of nematic domains
  27. Impact of Weak Nanoparticle Induced Disorder on Nematic Ordering
  28. Thickness Induced Line-Defect Reconfigurations in Thin Nematic Cell
  29. Giant electrocaloric response in smectic liquid crystals with direct smectic-isotropic transition
  30. Assembling of Topological Defects at Neck‐Shaped Membrane Parts
  31. Nematic topological defects positionally controlled by geometry and external fields
  32. Liquid crystalline droplets in aqueous environments: electrostatic effects
  33. Liquid crystals with nano and microparticles, edited by Jan P. F. Lagerwall and Giusy Scalia, Singapore, World Scientific, 2017, 2 volume set, 920 pp., £328 ($435, 370 Euro) (hardback), ISBN: 978-981-4619-25-7
  34. Influence of polar dopant on internal configuration of azoxybenzene nematic-in-water droplets
  35. On the role of external force of actin filaments in the formation of tubular protrusions of closed membrane shapes with anisotropic membrane components
  36. Decomposition of strongly charged topological defects
  37. Twist-grain boundary phase induced by Au nanoparticles in a chiral liquid crystal host
  38. Impact of diffusion limited aggregates of impurities on nematic ordering
  39. Impact of curvature on topological defects
  40. Electrocaloric and elastocaloric effects in soft materials
  41. Orientational fluctuations and phase transitions in 8CB confined by cylindrical pores of the PET film
  42. Effective Topological Charge Cancelation Mechanism
  43. Closed membrane shapes with attached BAR domains subject to external force of actin filaments
  44. The effect of magnetic nanoparticles upon the smectic-A to smectic-C* phase transition
  45. Blue Phase Range Widening Induced by Laponite Nanoplatelets in the Chiral Liquid Crystal CE8
  46. Domain Patterns in Homogeneous and Random Perturbed Nematic Liquid Crystals: A Simulation Study
  47. Random nematic structures in the absence of inherent frustrations
  48. Defect unbinding on a toroidal nematic shell
  49. Controlled Nanoparticle Targeting and Nanoparticle-Driven Nematic Structural Transition
  50. Hysteresis in Two-Dimensional Liquid Crystal Models
  51. Modeling of closed membrane shapes
  52. Smectic A herringbone patterns
  53. Light and phospholipid driven structural transitions in nematic microdroplets
  54. Nanoparticle-induced twist-grain boundary phase
  55. Order reconstruction patterns in nematic liquid crystal wells
  56. Computational studies of history dependence in nematic liquid crystals in random environments
  57. Numerical Study of Membrane Configurations
  58. Defects in Planar Cell Polarity of Epithelium
  59. Field Induced Memory Effects in Random Nematics
  60. The effect of graphene on liquid-crystalline blue phases
  61. Symmetry breaking in nematic liquid crystals: analogy with cosmology and magnetism
  62. Principle of Universality in Crack Incubation and Propagation
  63. Memory-controlled smectic wetting of liquid crystals confined to controlled-pore matrices
  64. Effect of anisotropic MoS2nanoparticles on the blue phase range of a chiral liquid crystal
  65. Vesiculation of biological membrane driven by curvature induced frustrations in membrane orientational ordering
  66. Different modulated structures of topological defects stabilized by adaptive targeting nanoparticles
  67. History-Dependent Patterns in Randomly Perturbed Nematic Liquid Crystals
  68. Indirect Magnetoelectric Coupling in Mixtures of Magnetite and Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal
  69. Exocytotic fusion pore stability and topological defects in the membrane with orientational degree of ordering
  70. Parallel transport and defects on nematic shells
  71. Mixtures of Nanoparticles and Liquid Crystal Phases Exhibiting Topological Defects
  72. Magnetoelectric effect in soft composite materials
  73. Impact of Surface-Functionalized CdSe Nanoparticles on Phase Transitions of 8CB And CE8 Liquid Crystals
  74. The Impact of Static Disorder on Vibrational Resonance in a Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal
  75. Thin Nematic Films: Laboratory of Physics for Topological Defects
  76. Dimensional crossover and scaling behavior of a smectic liquid crystal confined to controlled-pore glass matrices
  77. Mixtures of Magnetic Nanoparticles and the Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal: New Soft Magnetoelectrics
  78. Early stage domain coarsening of the isotropic-nematic phase transition
  79. Double Peak Specific Heat Capacity Anomaly in Mixtures of Liquid Crystals and Nanoparticles
  80. Multiferroic Behaviour in Mixtures of the Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal and Magnetic Nanoparticles
  81. Stochastic resonance in a locally excited system of bistable oscillators
  82. Theoretical and experimental study of the nanoparticle-driven blue phase stabilisation
  83. Curvature control of valence on nematic shells
  84. Blue phase III widening in CE6-dispersed surface-functionalised CdSe nanoparticles
  85. Orientational Order-Magnetization Coupling in Mixtures of Magnetic Nanoparticles and the Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal
  86. Nanoparticle-induced widening of the temperature range of liquid-crystalline blue phases
  87. Finite-size effects on order reconstruction around nematic defects
  88. Liquid crystal-carbon nanotubes mixtures
  89. Competition between local disordering and global ordering fields in nematic liquid crystals
  90. The Influence of Disorder on Thermotropic Nematic Liquid Crystals Phase Behavior
  91. Influence of confinement in controlled-pore glass on the layer spacing of smectic-Aliquid crystals
  92. Memory effects in randomly perturbed systems exhibiting continuous symmetry breaking
  93. Fingered core structure of nematic boojums
  94. The influence of nanoparticles on the phase and structural ordering for nematic liquid crystals
  95. Alignment of Carbon Nanotubes in Nematic Liquid Crystals
  96. Stochastic resonance in soft matter systems: combined effects of static and dynamic disorder
  97. Presmectic wetting and supercritical-like phase behavior of octylcyanobiphenyl liquid crystal confined to controlled-pore glass matrices
  98. Defect-enhanced nematic surface order reconstruction
  99. Pretransitional effects near the smectic-A–smectic-C
  100. Elastic actions exchanged by eccentric cylinders in liquid crystals
  101. Influence of a random field on particle fractionation and solidification in liquid-crystal colloid mixtures
  102. Phase Behaviour and Structure of Weakly Perturbed Liquid Crystals
  103. Sudden Isotropic-Nematic Phase Transition Within a Plan-Parallel Cell
  104. Annihilation of nematic point defects: Pre-collision and post-collision evolution
  105. Random anisotropy nematic model: Nematic–non-nematic mixture
  106. Soft-stiff regime crossover for an aerosil network dispersed in liquid crystals
  107. Influence of polymer network in polymer-stabilized ferroelectric liquid crystals and its direct observation using a confocal microscope
  108. Smectic Ordering of 8CB Liquid Crystal Confined to a Controlled-Pore Glass
  109. Waves at the nematic-isotropic interface: Thermotropic nematogen–non-nematogen mixtures
  110. Transformation of phase transitions driven by an anisotropic random field
  111. Periodic saddle-splay Freedericksz transition in nematic liquid crystals
  112. Confinement-Induced Orientational Order in a Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal Containing Dispersed Aerosils
  113. Annihilation of edge dislocations in smectic-Aliquid crystals
  114. Nematic point defect annihilation in a cylindrical capillary
  115. Thermal study of octylcyanobiphenyl liquid crystal confined to controlled-pore glass
  116. Local elastic stability for nematic liquid crystals
  117. Random anisotropy nematic model: Connection with experimental systems
  118. Interference textures of defects in a thin nematic film: an applet presentation
  119. HEDGEHOG ANNIHILATION IN A CONFINED NEMATIC LIQUID CRYSTAL
  120. Observation of twist nematic liquid-crystal lines
  121. Physics of defects in nematic liquid crystals
  122. Effect of dispersed silica particles on the smectic-A–smectic-C*...
  123. Core hysteresis in nematic defects
  124. Molecular dynamics study of the isotropic-nematic quench
  125. Universal fine structure of nematic hedgehogs
  126. Deuteron NMR study of an 8CB liquid crystal confined to porous glass
  127. Landau-de Gennes theory of the core structure of a screw dislocation in smectic A liquid crystals
  128. Deuteron NMR study of liquid crystals confined in aerogel matrices
  129. Saddle-splay elasticity of nematic structures confined to a cylindrical capillary
  130. Landau–de Gennes theory of the chevron structure in a smectic-Aliquid crystal
  131. Core structure of a screw disclination in smectic-Aliquid crystals
  132. Deuterium NMR of a pentylcyanobiphenyl liquid crystal confined in a silica aerogel matrix
  133. Influence of K 24 on the structure of nematic liquid crystal droplets
  134. Fréedericksz transitions in supra-μm nematic droplets
  135. Nematic-isotropic phase transition in a liquid-crystal droplet
  136. Proton N.M.R. lineshape in nematic microdroplets