1) V.Chaurey, C. Polanco, C.F. Chou, N.S. Swami (2012). "Floating-electrode enhanced constrictiondielectrophoresis for biomolecular trapping in media of high-conductivity", Biomicrofluidics, in press. doi: 10.1063/1.3676069.

2) J.W. Yeh, A. Taloni, Y.L. Chen, C.F. Chou (2012). "Entropy-driven single moleculetug-of-war of DNA at micro-nanofluidic interfaces", Nano Letters, DOI:10.1021/nl2045292, Publication Date (Web): February 13.

3) T. Leïchlé, Y.L. Lin, P.C. Chiang, K.T. Liao, S.M. Hu, C.F. Chou (2012). “Biosensor-compatible encapsulation for pre-functionalized nanofluidic channels using asymmetric plasma treatment”, SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B-CHEMICAL 161, 805-810

4) C.C. Wang, Y.C. Kao, P.Y. Chi, C.W. Huang, J.Y. Lin, C.F. Chou, J.Y. Cheng and C.H. Lee (2011). "Symmetric cancer-cell filopodium growth inducedby electric-fields in a microfluidic culture chip" Lab on a Chip 11, 695-699.

5) Y.L. Chen, P.K. Lin, C.F. Chou (2010). "Generalizedforce-extension relation for worm-like chains in slit confinement", Macromolecules (Communication) 43, 10204-10207.

6) V. Chaurey, P.C. Chiang, C. Polanco, Y.H. Su, C.F. Chou, N. Swami (2010). "Interplay of Electrical Forces for Alignment of Sub-100 nm Electrospun Nanofibers on Insulator Gap Collectors", Langmuir 26, 19022-19026.

7) N. Swami, C.F. Chou, V. Ramamurthy, V. Chaurey (2009). "Enhancing DNA hybridization kinetics through constriction-based dielectrophoresis", Lab on a Chip 9, 3212-3220. (Highlighted on Cover)

8) J. Gu, R. Gupta, C.F. Chou, Q. Wei, F. Zenhausern (2007). “A simple polysilsesquioxane sealing of nanofluidic channels below 10 nm at room temperature”, Lab on a Chip 7, 1198-1201.

9) N. Swami, C.F. Chou, R. Terbrueggen (2005). "Two-potential electrochemical surface probe of DNA immobilization", Langmuir 21, 1937-1941.

10) L.J. Guo, X. Cheng, C.F. Chou (2004). “Fabrication of Size-Controllable Nanofluidic Channels by Nanoimprinting and Its Application for DNA Stretching”, Nano Letters 4(1) 69-73.

11)C.F. Chou, F. Zenhausern (2003). “Electrodeless Dielectrophoresis for Micro Total Analysis Systems”, IEEE Engineering for Medicine and Biology Magazine, Nov./Dec., 62-67 (invited).

12) C.Y. Chao, T.C. Pan, C.F. Chou, and J.T. Ho (2003). “Multiple Electron Diffraction and Two-Dimensional Crystalline Order in Liquid-Crystal Thin Films”, Physical Review Letters 91, 125504.

13) D. Sadler, R. Changrani, P. Roberts, C.F. Chou, F. Zenhausern (2003). “Thermal Management of BioMEMS: Temperature Control for Ceramic-based PCR and DNA Detection Devices”, IEEE Trans. on Components and Packaging Technologies 26 (2), 309-316. (Recipient of Best Paper Award of 2003)

14) C.F. Chou, J.O. Tegenfeldt, O. Bakajin, S.S. Chan, E.C. Cox, N. Darnton, T.A.J. Duke, R.H. Austin (2002). “Electrodeless Dielectrophoresis of Single and Double Stranded DNA”, Biophysical Journal 83, 2170-2179.

15) C.F. Chou, R. Changrani, P. Roberts, D. Sadler, S. Lin, A. Mulholland, N. Swami, R. Terbrueggen, F. Zenhausern (2002). “A Miniaturized Cyclic PCR Device-Modeling and Experiments”, Microelectronic Engineering 61-62, 921-925.

16) O. Bakajin, T. A. J. Duke, J. Tegenfeldt, C. F. Chou, S. S. Chan, R. H. 18)  Austin and E. C. Cox (2001). “Separation of 100 kilobase DNA molecules in 10 seconds,” Analytical Chemistry 73, 6053-6056 (accelerated article).  

17) J. O. Tegenfeldt, O. Bakajin, C. F. Chou, S. S. Chan, R. H. Austin, W. Fann, L. Liou, E. Chan, T. Duke, and E. C. Cox (2001). “Near-Field Scanner for Moving Molecules”, Physical Review Letters 86, 1378-1381 (Physics Focus on Physics Today).  

18) C.F. Chou, R.H. Austin, O. Bakajin, J.O. Tegenfeldt, J.A. Castelino, S.S. Chan, E.C. Cox, H.G. Craighead, N. Darton, T.A.J. Duke, J. Han, S.W. Turner (2000). “Sorting Biomolecules with microdevices”, Electrophoresis 21, 81-90 (invited).

19) C.F. Chou, O. Bakajin, S.W. Turner, T. Duke, S.S. Chan, R.H. Austin, E.C. Cox, and H.G. Craighead (1999). “Sorting by Diffusion: an Asymmetric Obstacle Course for continuous molecular separation”, Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, USA, 96, 13762-13765. 

20) C.F. Chou, A.J. Jin, S.W. Hui, C.C. Huang, and J.T. Ho (1998). “Multiple-Step Melting in Two-Dimensional Hexatic Liquid-Crystal Films”, Science 280, 1424-1426. 

21) O.B. Bakajin, T.A.J. Duke, C.F. Chou, S.S. Chan, R.H. Austin, and E.C. Cox (1998). “Electrohydrodynamic Stretching of DNA in Confined Environments”, Physical Review Letters 80, 2737-2740.

22) C.Y. Chao, S.W. Hui, J.E. Maclennan, C.F. Chou, and J.T. Ho (1997). “Surface-Freezing Transitions and Novel Tilted Hexatic Phases in Smectic Liquid-Crystal Films”, Physical Review Letters 78, 2581-2584. 

23) A.J. Jin, C.C. Huang, C.F. Chou, C.Y. Chao, and J.T. Ho (1996). “Studies of Surface-Induced Layer-by-Layer Two-Stage Phase Transformations”, Modern Physics Letters B 10, 765-770.

24) C.Y. Chao, C.F. Chou, J.T. Ho, S.W. Hui, A.J. Jin, and C.C. Huang (1996). “Nature of Layer-by-Layer Freezing in Free-Standing 4O.8 Films”, Physical Review Letters 77, 2750-2753. 

25) C.F. Chou, J.T. Ho, S.W. Hui, and V. Surendranath (1996). “Scaling of 6n-Fold Bond-Orientational Order Parameters in a Hexatic Liquid-Crystal Thin Film”, Physical Review Letters 76, 4556-4559. 

26) A.J. Jin, M. Veum, T. Stoebe, C.F. Chou, J.T. Ho, S.W. Hui, V. Surendranath, and C.C. Huang (1995). “Calorimetric and Structural Characterization of Thin Liquid-Crystal Films Exhibiting the Smectic-A–Hexatic-B–Crystal-B Transitions”, Physical Review Letters 74, 4863-4866.