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S. E. Zuraw

University of Massachusetts Amherst ORCID

59

Works

29,940

Citations

35

h-index

41

i10-index

Research Topics

Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae Astrophysical Phenomena and Observations

Affiliations

California Institute of Technology2014–2017

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation2016–2016

Goddard Space Flight Center2014–2014

Rochester Institute of Technology2016–2016

Cornell University2016–2016

Top Works

Nanoparticles binding to lipid membranes: from vesicle-based gels to vesicle tubulation and destruction

S. E. Zuraw,D. Wood,et al.

201933 citations

Geophysics and Gravity Measurements

Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena

Membrane Remodeling by DNA Origami Nanorods: Experiments Exploring the Parameter Space for Vesicle Remodeling

S. E. Zuraw,Mahsa Siavashpouri,et al.

20216 citations

Hands-on Curriculum in Optics of Microscopy

Rachel Kemp,Alexander Chippendale,et al.

20204 citations

Microscope Project for Undergraduate Laboratories

Rachel Kemp Alexander Chippendale,Monica Harrelson,et al.

20162 citations

Using Boosting Decision Trees in Gravitational Wave Searches triggered by Gamma-ray Bursts

20150 citations

The role of particle shape in the deformation and disruption of lipid membranes : Experiments with tunable particle shape and adhesion

S. E. Zuraw,A. D. Dinsmore,et al.

20190 citations

Controlled membrane remodeling by Nanospheres and Nanorods: Experiments targeting the design principles for membrane-based materials

20210 citations

Nanoparticles Binding to Lipid Membranes: from Vesicle-Based Gels to Vesicle Inversion and Destruction

D. Wood,S. E. Zuraw,et al.

20180 citations

Nanoparticles Binding to Lipid Membranes: from Vesicle-Based Gels to\n Vesicle Inversion and Destruction

D. Wood,S. E. Zuraw,et al.

20180 citations