1. Organic thin-film transistors as analytical and bioanalytical sensors

   • Luisa Torsi

   Editorial 18 November 2005 Pages: 309 - 309

2. Nanoscale organic and polymeric field-effect transistors as chemical sensors

   • Liang Wang
   • Daniel Fine
   • Ananth Dodabalapur

   Review 29 November 2005 Pages: 310 - 321

   

3. Carbon nanotube transistors for biosensing applications

   • G. Gruner

   Review 30 August 2005 Pages: 322 - 335

   

4. Effect of morphology on organic thin film transistor sensors

   • Jason Locklin
   • Zhenan Bao

   Review 03 December 2005 Pages: 336 - 342

   

5. Chemical and biological sensors based on organic thin-film transistors

   • Jeffrey T. Mabeck
   • George G. Malliaras

   Review 04 August 2005 Pages: 343 - 353

   

6. Organic thin-film transistors as transducers for (bio) analytical applications

   • Carmen Bartic
   • Gustaaf Borghs

   Review 28 September 2005 Pages: 354 - 365

   

7. Phthalocyanine-based field-effect transistors as gas sensors

   • Marcel Bouvet

   Review 03 June 2005 Pages: 366 - 373

   

8. Use of laser drilling in the manufacture of organic inverter circuits

   • Shingo Iba
   • Yusaku Kato
   • Takao Someya

   Technical Note 11 November 2005 Pages: 374 - 377

   

9. In vitro permeation of chromium species through porcine and human skin as determined by capillary electrophoresis–inductively coupled plasma–sector field mass spectrometry

   • Veerle Van Lierde
   • Cyrille C. Chéry
   • Frank Vanhaecke

   Paper in Forefront 09 December 2005 Pages: 378 - 384

   

10. Fabrication and characterization of stable ultrathin film micropatterns containing DNA and photosensitive polymer diazoresin

    • Bing Yu
    • Hai–Lin Cong
    • Wei-Xiao Cao

    Paper in Forefront 14 December 2005 Pages: 385 - 390

    

11. Optimizing the analytical performance and construction of ion-selective electrodes with conducting polymer-based ion-to-electron transducers

    • Agata Michalska

    Review 20 December 2005 Pages: 391 - 406

    

12. Label-free characterization of cell adhesion using reflectometric interference spectroscopy (RIfS)

    • Bernd P. Möhrle
    • Karsten Köhler
    • Günter Gauglitz

    Original Paper 01 December 2005 Pages: 407 - 413

    

13. Assembly of layer-by-layer films of heme proteins and single-walled carbon nanotubes: electrochemistry and electrocatalysis

    • Liyun Zhao
    • Hongyun Liu
    • Naifei Hu

    Original Paper 15 December 2005 Pages: 414 - 422

    

14. Time-resolved chemiluminescent analysis of hydralazine in pharmaceuticals

    • José A. Murillo Pulgarín
    • Pablo Fernández López
    • Pilar Hoyas Nuño

    Original Paper 08 December 2005 Pages: 423 - 430

    

15. Electrochemical properties and square-wave voltammetric determination of pravastatin

    • Biljana Nigović

    Original Paper 08 December 2005 Pages: 431 - 437

    

16. Determination of dibenzopyrenes in standard reference materials (SRM) 1649a, 1650, and 2975 using ultrasonically assisted extraction and LC–GC–MS

    • Christoffer Bergvall
    • Roger Westerholm

    Original Paper 07 December 2005 Pages: 438 - 447

    

17. Use of liquid chromatography quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometry in the elucidation of transformation products and metabolites of pesticides. Diazinon as a case study

    • María Ibáñez
    • Juan V. Sancho
    • Félix Hernández

    Original Paper 01 December 2005 Pages: 448 - 457

    

18. The analysis of seasonal air pollution pattern with application of neural networks

    • Marek Wesolowski
    • Bogdan Suchacz
    • Jan Halkiewicz

    Original Paper 29 November 2005 Pages: 458 - 467

    

19. Double-layer Tedlar bags: a means to limit humidity evolution of air samples and to dry humid air samples

    • Stephane Cariou
    • Jean-Michel Guillot

    Original Paper 10 December 2005 Pages: 468 - 474

    

20. Analysis of trace levels of pesticides in rainwater using SPME and GC–tandem mass spectrometry

    • Anne Scheyer
    • Stéphane Morville
    • Maurice Millet

    Original Paper 15 December 2005 Pages: 475 - 487

    

21. Naked eye detection of cadmium using inorganic–organic hybrid mesoporous material

    • Tatineni Balaji
    • Manickam Sasidharan
    • Hideyuki Matsunaga

    Original Paper 10 December 2005 Pages: 488 - 494

    

22. Determination of TOCl, TOBr and TOI in drinking water by pyrolysis and off-line ion chromatography

    • Guanghui Hua
    • David A. Reckhow

    Original Paper 06 December 2005 Pages: 495 - 504

    

23. Determination of pharmaceuticals in environmental waters by liquid chromatography/electrospray ionization/tandem mass spectrometry

    • Chunyan Hao
    • Linda Lissemore
    • Keith Solomon

    Original Paper 20 December 2005 Pages: 505 - 513

    

24. Effect of surface coverage on the conformation and mobility of C₁₈-modified silica gels

    • Gokulakrishnan Srinivasan
    • Lane C. Sander
    • Klaus Müller

    Original Paper 29 November 2005 Pages: 514 - 524

    

25. Quantitative analysis of the Ge concentration in a SiGe quantum well: comparison of low-energy RBS and SIMS measurements

    • D. Krecar
    • M. Rosner
    • H. Hutter

    Original Paper 07 December 2005 Pages: 525 - 530

    

26. A new continuous calibration method for inductively coupled plasma spectrometry

    • E. Paredes
    • S. E. Maestre
    • J. L. Todolí

    Original Paper 14 December 2005 Pages: 531 - 541

    

27. Estrogen-active nonylphenols from an isomer-specific viewpoint: a systematic numbering system and future trends

    • Klaus Guenther
    • Einhard Kleist
    • Bjoern Thiele

    Technical Note 10 December 2005 Pages: 542 - 546

    

28. Ultraviolet photolysis of urine for suppression of color quenching prior to liquid scintillation counting of tritium

    • Yoko Watanabe
    • Jun Kuwabara

    Short Communication 08 December 2005 Pages: 547 - 550

    

29. Development and optimization of a method for analysis of the products from the transesterification of dimethyl carbonate and phenol

    • Ai-Hua Xing
    • Min-Qing Zhang
    • Jian-Ping Zhang

    Short Communication 21 December 2005 Pages: 551 - 554