| 1 - 4 |
Special volume to mark the distinguished career of Dr. Antoine Skoulios - Introduction
Guillon D |
| 5 - 21 |
Point defects in mesophases: a comparison between dilatometric and small angle X-ray scattering studies
Levelut AM, Deude S, Megtert S, Petermann D, Malthete J |
| 23 - 44 |
The effect of molecular shape and microphase segregation on the formation of liquid crystal phases in poly-ols
West JJ, Bonsergent G, Mackenzie G, Ewing DF, Goodby JW, Benvegnu T, Plusquellec D, Bachir S, Bault P, Douillet O, Gode P, Goethals G, Martin P, Villa P |
| 45 - 65 |
Structure of the smectic B phase formed by linear and branched perfluoroalkyl-alkanes
Tournilhac FG, Bassoul P, Cortes R |
| 67 - 78 |
On the molecular requirements for the stabilisation of thermotropic biaxial ordering in rod-plate nematics
Vanakaras AG, Terzis AF, Photinos DJ |
| 79 - 88 |
Neutron scattering study of the shear induced behaviours of the smectic phase of a side chain liquid crystal polymers
Castelletto V, Noirez L |
| 89 - 99 |
Metallomesogens with a manganese core
Barbera J, Castel E, Gimenez R, Marcos M, Serrano JL |
| 101 - 110 |
Mesogenic self-assembly of diamides. Crystal structure of a 1,3-diacylaminobenzene
Allouchi H, Cotrait M, Malthete J |
| 111 - 132 |
One-, two- and three dimensional structures in thermotropic liquid crystals
Diele S, Grande S, Kain J, Pelzl G, Weissflog W |
| 133 - 145 |
Liquid-crystalline metallo-helicates: New pathways for cooperative properties
Douce L, Ziessel R |
| 147 - 170 |
The synthesis and mesomorphism of mesogenic imines with fluorocarbon chains and their complexes with rhenium(I): New materials with cubic phases
Guillevic MA, Gelbrich T, Hursthouse MB, Bruce DW |
| 171 - 175 |
Switchable liquid-crystalline polymers based on the ferrocene-ferrocenium redox system
Turpin F, Guillon D, Deschenaux R |
| 177 - 184 |
Liquid crystals resulting from combined ionic and hydrogen bonding interactions of nucleobase derivatives
Tsiourvas D, Mihou AP, Couladouros EA, Paleos CM |
| 185 - 202 |
New chiral series with large tilt angle in the ferroelectric smectic phase
Cluzeau P, Ismaili M, Anakkar A, Foulon M, Babeau A, Nguyen HT |
| 203 - 215 |
Time-resolved x-ray scattering studies of reversible layer flexing in a surface stabilised ferroelectric liquid crystal device
Gleeson HF, Bryant GK, Morse AS |
| 217 - 242 |
Defects connected to the chevron texture of a chiral smectic C, in a wedge-shaped confined geometry
Brunet-Germain M |
| 243 - 253 |
Gaussian grooves propagating across a moving curved interface in directional solidification
Cladis PE |
| 255 - 267 |
Simulation of conoscopic figures using 4 x 4 matrix method
Ogasawara T, Akizuki T, Takanishi Y, Ishikawa K, Takezoe H |
| 269 - 278 |
Thermodynamics of two compounds of chiral non-symmetric dimesogens under pressure
Anakkar A, Ismaili M, Isaert N, Nguyen HT |
| 279 - 288 |
Order and mobility of the fluorescent probe 1,6-diphenylhexatriene in a polyester liquid crystal polymer
Arcioni A, Bacchiocchi C, D'Elia M, Tarroni R, Zannoni C |
| 289 - 304 |
Contribution of proton NMR relaxation to the investigation of molecular dynamics and molecular organisation in liquid crystalline phases
Ribeiro AC, Sebastiao PJ, Cruz C |
| 305 - 312 |
The influence of polymer molecular weight on the first normal-stress difference and shear-viscosity of LC solutions of hydroxypropylcellulose
Martins AF, Leal CR, Godinho MH, Fried F |
| 313 - 346 |
Molecular design of thermotropic ionic side-chain liquid crystalline polymers
Masson P, Guillon D |
