Magnetic Alignment of Fluorescent Nanowires
M. Tanase(Johns Hopkins University), Gerald J. Meyer(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), A. Hultgren(Johns Hopkins University), Laura Ann Bauer(Johns Hopkins University), Peter C. Searson(Johns Hopkins University), Daniel H. Reich(Johns Hopkins University), D. M. Silevitch(California Institute of Technology), Li Sun(Taiyuan University of Technology)
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