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Cell Reports. Physical Science|November 10, 2021

Efficient molecular encoding in multifunctional self-immolative urethanesSamuel D Dahlhauser, Sarah R Moor, Marissa S Vera, et al.

ACS Central Science|August 29, 2022

Molecular Encryption and Steganography Using Mixtures of Simultaneously Sequenced, Sequence-Defined OligourethanesSamuel D Dahlhauser, Christopher D Wight, Sarah R Moor, et al.

Journal of the American Chemical Society|August 12, 2025

A Compositionally Biased Oligourethane Sensor Array To Differentiate Solids by Their Surface Chemistry: An Analogy to the Sense of TouchHazel A Fargher, Jongdoo Lim, Julia R Shuluk, et al.

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Cell Reports. Physical Science|November 10, 2021

Efficient molecular encoding in multifunctional self-immolative urethanesSamuel D Dahlhauser, Sarah R Moor, Marissa S Vera, et al.

ACS Central Science|August 29, 2022

Molecular Encryption and Steganography Using Mixtures of Simultaneously Sequenced, Sequence-Defined OligourethanesSamuel D Dahlhauser, Christopher D Wight, Sarah R Moor, et al.

Journal of the American Chemical Society|August 12, 2025

A Compositionally Biased Oligourethane Sensor Array To Differentiate Solids by Their Surface Chemistry: An Analogy to the Sense of TouchHazel A Fargher, Jongdoo Lim, Julia R Shuluk, et al.

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