Peer-reviewed publications

1. M. Assenheimer, O. Laver-Moskovitz, D. Malonek, D. Manor, U. Nahaliel, R. Nitzan, A. Saad, “The T-SCAN™ technology: electrical impedance as a diagnostic tool for breast cancer detection”, Physiological Measurements 22, 1 (2001). 

2. A. Saint-Jalmes, M. Assenheimer, F. Gallet, “Surface tension and compression modulus anisotropies of a phospholipid monolayer spread on water and formamide”, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B 102, 5810 (1998). 

3. S. Lefebure, C. Menager, V. Cabuil, M. Assenheimer, F. Gallet, C. Flament, “Langmuir monolayers of monodispersed magnetic nanoparticles coated with a surfactant”, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B 102 (15), 2733 (1998). 

4. C. Bowman, T. Passot, M. Assenheimer, A. C. Newell, “A wavelet based algorithm for pattern analysis”, Physica D 119, 250 (1998). 

5. I. Aranson, M. Assenheimer, V. Steinberg, L. Tsimring, “Large-scale flow and spiral core instability in Rayleigh-Bénard convection”, The Physical Review E 55, R4877 (1997). 

6. M. Assenheimer, V. Steinberg, “Observation of coexisting upflow and downflow hexagons in Boussinesq Rayleigh-Bénard convection”, The Physical Review Letters 76, 756 (1996). 

7. A. Lorenzen, G. E. A. Meier, M. Assenheimer, E.-A. Muller, “Primary and secondary bifurcation in baroclinic instability”, Mineralium Deposita 29, 286 (1994).

8. M. Assenheimer, B. Khaykovich, V. Steinberg, “Phase separation of a critical binary mixture subjected to a temperature gradient”, Physica A 208, 373 (1994). 

9. M. Assenheimer, V. Steinberg, “Transition between spiral and target states in Rayleigh-Bénard convection”, Nature 367, 345 (1994); also displayed on the “Cover Page” and discussed in the “News and Views” section. 

10. M. Assenheimer, V. Steinberg, “Rayleigh-Bénard convection near the gas-liquid critical point”, The Physical Review Letters 70, 3888 (1993). 

11. M. Assenheimer, Y. Amitai, A. A. Friesem, “Recursive design for an efficient holographic optical element with different recording and readout wavelengths”, Applied Optics 27, 4747 (1988). 

Invited publications

1. M. Assenheimer, V. Steinberg, “Critical phenomena in hydrodynamics”, Europhysics News 27, 143 (1996).

2. A. Lorenzen, G. E. A. Meier, M. Assenheimer, E.-A. Muller, “Primary and secondary bifurcation in baroclinic instability”, Experiments in Fluids 8, 286 (1990). 

Conference publications

1. M. Assenheimer, D. Malonek, D. Manor, U. Nahaliel, R. Nitzan, A. Saad, “T-SCAN as a diagnostic tool for breast cancer detection”, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Conference Proceedings, London 2000. 

2. M. Assenheimer, V. Steinberg, XVI Dynamics Days, Lyon, 28 Jun-1 Jul 1995.

3. A. Saint-Jalmes, F. Graner, M. Assenheimer, F. Gallet, “Light scattering from a buckled bidimensional solid”, Short and Long Chains at Interfaces: Proceedings of the XVthe Rencontres de Moriond Condensed Matter Physics Meeting, Villars sur Ollon, 21-28 January 1995.

4. A. Lorenzen, G. E. A. Meier, M. Assenheimer, “Experiments on bifurcation phenomena in baroclinic unstable flow”, Euromech 245 on the effect of background rotation on fluid motions, Cambridge (UK), 10-13 April 1989. 

5. A. Lorenzen, G. E. A. Meier, M. Assenheimer, “Observation of hysteresis in baroclinic instability”, XVIIth International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Grenoble, 23-27 August 1988.

Other publications

1. M. Assenheimer, A. Lavon, V. Portnoy, D. Kella, “Rapid Print Mode for improving digital printing press productivity”, Technical Disclosure Commons, March 14 (2019).

2. M. Assenheimer, “Fast response maintenance performance measurement”, Research Disclosure RD636009 (2017).

3. D. Shur, M. Assenheimer, A. Lavon, “Improving printing blanket lifespan by reducing paper size marks by applying substrate dependent transfer force”, Research Disclosure RD579582 (2012).