K. Focsaneanu

Direct determination of single-to-double stranded DNA ratio in solution applying time-resolved fluorescence measurements of dye–DNA complexes

G. Cosa, K. Focsaneanu, J. Mclean, 2000 .

Photophysical Properties of Fluorescent DNA-dyes Bound to Single- and Double-stranded DNA in Aqueous Buffered Solution¶

J P McNamee, J R McLean, G. Cosa, 2001, Photochemistry and photobiology.

Synthesis, characterization, and evaluation of [Ir(ppy)2(vpy)Cl] as a polymer-bound oxygen sensor.

M. DeRosa, K. Focsaneanu, G. Yap, 2003, Inorganic chemistry.

Photophysical Properties of Fluorescent DNA‐dyes Bound to Single‐ and Double‐stranded DNA in Aqueous Buffered Solution ¶

G. Cosa, K. Focsaneanu, J. Mclean, 2001 .

Product studies and laser flash photolysis of direct and 2,4,6-triphenylpyrylium-zeolite Y photocatalyzed degradation of fenvalerate.

H. García, K. Focsaneanu, J. Scaiano, 2002, Photochemical & photobiological sciences : Official journal of the European Photochemistry Association and the European Society for Photobiology.

Applications of physical organic chemistry: Two examples of 'weakly-bound' dimers

K. Focsaneanu, 2007 .

The Persistent Radical Effect: From Mechanistic Curiosity to Synthetic Tool

K. Focsaneanu, J. Scaiano, 2006 .

Fluorescence sensor applications as detectors for DNA damage, free radical formation, and in microlithography

K. Focsaneanu, J. Scaiano, M. Frenette, 2005 .

Clean photochemical synthesis mediated by radical-radical reactions: radical buffer or the persistent free radical effect?

K. Focsaneanu, J. Scaiano, C. Aliaga, 2005, Organic letters.

Greatly attenuated reactivity of nitrile-derived carbon-centered radicals toward oxygen.

K. Focsaneanu, J. Scaiano, Carolina Aliaga, 2002, Chemical communications.

Potential analytical applications of differential fluorescence quenching: pyrene monomer and excimer emissions as sensors for electron deficient molecules

K. Focsaneanu, J. Scaiano, J C Scaiano, 2005, Photochemical & photobiological sciences : Official journal of the European Photochemistry Association and the European Society for Photobiology.