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1. Stochastic Electrical Detection of Single Ion-Gated Semiconducting Polymers.

2. Iontronic dynamics: general discussion.

3. Iontronic coupling: general discussion.

5. Iontronics under confinement: general discussion.

6. Utilizing the Oxygen Reduction Reaction in Particle Impact Electrochemistry: A Step toward Mediator-Free Digital Electrochemical Sensors.

7. Integrated Glass Microfluidics with Electrochemical Nanogap Electrodes.

8. Ring Ultramicroelectrodes for Current-Blockade Particle-Impact Electrochemistry.

9. Emerging electrochemical methods at the nanointerface: general discussion.

10. Electrochemical characterization of individual oil micro-droplets by high-frequency nanocapacitor array imaging.

12. Single-Entity Electrochemistry for Digital Biosensing at Ultralow Concentrations.

13. Self-Assembly of Viral Capsid Proteins Driven by Compressible Nanobubbles.

14. Self-Induced Convection at Microelectrodes via Electroosmosis and Its Influence on Impact Electrochemistry.

15. Electrochemical Detection of Tumor-Derived Extracellular Vesicles on Nanointerdigitated Electrodes.

16. Quasi-One-Dimensional Generator-Collector Electrochemistry in Nanochannels.

17. Stochastic electrochemistry at ultralow concentrations: the case for digital sensors.

18. Electrochemistry in Micro- and Nanochannels Controlled by Streaming Potentials.

19. Electrochemical Collisions of Individual Graphene Oxide Sheets: An Analytical and Fundamental Study.

20. Noise as Data: Nucleation of Electrochemically Generated Nanobubbles.

21. Interaction of Anionic Bulk Nanobubbles with Cationic Liposomes: Evidence for Reentrant Condensation.

22. Nanoparticle-nanobubble interactions: Charge inversion and re-entrant condensation of amidine latex nanoparticles driven by bulk nanobubbles.

23. High-throughput, non-equilibrium studies of single biomolecules using glass-made nanofluidic devices.

24. A CMOS Pixelated Nanocapacitor Biosensor Platform for High-Frequency Impedance Spectroscopy and Imaging.

25. Potential-Controlled Adsorption, Separation, and Detection of Redox Species in Nanofluidic Devices.

26. Chemical physics of electroactive materials - the oft-overlooked faces of electrochemistry.

27. The Influence of Supporting Ions on the Electrochemical Detection of Individual Silver Nanoparticles: Understanding the Shape and Frequency of Current Transients in Nano-impacts.

28. Electron Transfer Mediated by Surface-Tethered Redox Groups in Nanofluidic Devices.

29. Single-molecule electrochemistry in nanochannels: probing the time of first passage.

30. High-Frequency Nanocapacitor Arrays: Concept, Recent Developments, and Outlook.

31. Stochastic Processes in Electrochemistry.

32. Unconventional Electrochemistry in Micro-/Nanofluidic Systems.

33. Deformability Assessment of Waterborne Protozoa Using a Microfluidic-Enabled Force Microscopy Probe.

34. Handling and Sensing of Single Enzyme Molecules: From Fluorescence Detection towards Nanoscale Electrical Measurements.

35. Real-time imaging of microparticles and living cells with CMOS nanocapacitor arrays.

36. Single-molecule bioelectronics.

37. Redox cycling without reference electrodes.

38. Sensing with nanopores--the influence of asymmetric blocking on electrochemical redox cycling current.

39. Integrated biodetection in a nanofluidic device.

40. Noise phenomena caused by reversible adsorption in nanoscale electrochemical devices.

41. Reversible Adsorption of Outer-Sphere Redox Molecules at Pt Electrodes.

42. Nanoscale methods for single-molecule electrochemistry.

43. Electrochemical single-molecule detection in aqueous solution using self-aligned nanogap transducers.

44. Noise characteristics of nanoscaled redox-cycling sensors: investigations based on random walks.

45. Redox couples with unequal diffusion coefficients: effect on redox cycling.

46. Single-molecule electrochemistry: present status and outlook.

47. Role of osmotic and hydrostatic pressures in bacteriophage genome ejection.

48. Stochasticity in single-molecule nanoelectrochemistry: origins, consequences, and solutions.

49. Electrical cross-correlation spectroscopy: measuring picoliter-per-minute flows in nanochannels.

50. Substrate-dependent kinetics in tyrosinase-based biosensing: amperometry vs. spectrophotometry.

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