Fluorescence-Free Spectral Dispersion of the Molecular First Hyperpolarizability of Bacteriorhodopsin
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Carmen Bartic | Koen Clays | Veerle Baekelandt | Thierry Verbiest | K. Clays | T. Verbiest | V. Baekelandt | C. Bartic | Stijn Van Cleuvenbergen | N. V. Steerteghem | Yovan de Coene | Nick Van Steerteghem
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