Mark S. Wrighton

Affiliations:	1972-1995		Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States
	1995-		Washington University, Saint Louis, St. Louis, MO

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photochemistry

Parents

Jack Saltiel	research assistant		Florida State
Harry Barkus Gray	grad student	1972	Caltech
George S. Hammond	grad student	1972	Caltech
(Photoprocesses in metal containing molecules)

Children

William D. Jones	research assistant	1975	MIT
Peter T. Wolczanski	research assistant	1976	MIT
Michael J. Natan	grad student		MIT
Arthur B. Ellis	grad student	1977	MIT
Harmon B. Abrahamson	grad student	1978	MIT
Andrew B. Bocarsly	grad student	1980	MIT
Nathan Saul Lewis	grad student	1981	MIT
Raymond N. Dominey	grad student	1982	MIT
Romas J. Kazlauskas	grad student	1982	MIT
D. Jed Harrison	grad student	1984	MIT
Karen (Daube) Lou	grad student	1985	MIT
Oliver Ming-Ren Chyan	grad student	1990	MIT
Timothy J. Oyer	grad student	1991	MIT
C. Daniel Frisbie	grad student	1993	MIT
Michael O. Wolf	grad student	1994	MIT
Chad A. Mirkin	post-doc		MIT
Lynn Schneemeyer	post-doc		MIT
Clifford P. Kubiak	post-doc	1980-1981	MIT
Robert Martin Buchanan	post-doc	1981-1982	MIT
Henry S. White	post-doc	1983-1984	MIT
Thomas E. Mallouk	post-doc	1983-1985	MIT
Peter Bäuerle	post-doc	1986	MIT
Daniel Bélanger	post-doc	1986-1987	MIT
Robert J. McMahon	post-doc	1985-1988	MIT
Richard M. Crooks	post-doc	1987-1989	MIT
Timothy M. Swager	post-doc	1988-1990	MIT
Ingrid Fritsch	post-doc	1990-1992	MIT
Christoph Weder	post-doc	1994-1995	MIT
Koiti Araki	post-doc	1995-1996	MIT

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Weder C, Wagner MJ, Wrighton MS. (1996) Solid state structure and photoluminescence properties of poly(2,5-dialkoxy-p-phenyleneethynylene)s Materials Research Society Symposium - Proceedings. 413: 77-84
Weder C, Wrighton MS. (1996) Efficient solid-state photoluminescence in new poly(2,5-dialkoxy-p-phenyleneethynylene)s Macromolecules. 29: 5157-5165
Araki K, Wagner MJ, Wrighton MS. (1996) Layer-by-layer growth of electrostatically assembled multilayer porphyrin films Langmuir. 12: 5393-5398
Frisbie CD, Wollman EW, Wrighton MS. (1995) High lateral resolution imaging by Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry of photopatterned self-assembled monolayers containing aryl azide Langmuir. 11: 2563-2571
Noy A, Frisbie CD, Rozsnyai LF, et al. (1995) Chemical Force Microscopy: Exploiting Chemically-Modified Tips To Quantify Adhesion, Friction, and Functional Group Distributions in Molecular Assemblies Journal of the American Chemical Society. 117: 7943-7951
Gardner TJ, Frisbie CD, Wrighton MS. (1995) Systems for orthogonal self-assembly of electroactive monolayers on Au and ITO: An approach to molecular electronics Journal of the American Chemical Society. 117: 6927-6933
Tatistcheff HB, Hancock LF, Wrighton MS. (1995) Charge-transfer-to-solvent photochemistry of electrode-confined ferrocene- and cobaltocene-based polymers: Photoelectrochemical reduction of halocarbons Journal of Physical Chemistry. 99: 7689-7693
Swager TM, Gil CJ, Wrighton MS. (1995) Fluorescence studies of poly(p-phenyleneethynylene)s. The effect of anthracene substitution Journal of Physical Chemistry. 99: 4886-4893
Ofer D, Swager TM, Wrighton MS. (1995) Solid-state ordering and potential dependence of conductivity in poly(2,5-dialkoxy-p-phenyleneethynylene) Chemistry of Materials. 7: 418-425
Noy A, Frisbie CD, Rozsnyai LF, et al. (1995) Chemical force microscopy: Exploiting chemically-modified tips to quantify adhesion, friction, and functional group distributions in molecular assemblies Journal of the American Chemical Society. 117: 7943-7949

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