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IPrime

Annual Meeting May 28 – 30, 2013 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

East Bank Campus

Schedule & Events

Program Reviews

Board & Committee Meetings

Special Topic Workshops

2 Poster Sessions

Faculty-Industry Meet & Greet

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Welcome! I would like to thank you for attending the IPrime 2013 Annual Meeting at the University of Minnesota. IPrime is the Industrial Partnership for Research in Interfacial and Materials Engineering, and is the largest industrial consortium in the University. It connects industrial companies to selected research programs in the College of Science and Engineering, to the NSF-supported Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC), the College of Food, Agriculture and Natural Resource Sciences, and the Academic Health Center. IPrime currently includes over 54 faculty and associated graduate students from 10 departments working in 8 research programs, with support from a record 50+ member companies. The IPrime Annual Meeting is an ideal opportunity to network with other member companies, to learn about latest research results, and to meet with more than 150 dedicated young engineers and scientists. This year, IPrime researchers will be sharing exciting new discoveries in areas such as biotechnology, biomaterials and pharmaceutical materials, magnetic heterostructures, organic semi-conductors, polymers, coatings, and renewable energy materials. In addition there are six exciting workshops and special Characterization Facility demonstrations. Enclosed is the schedule for our 2013 Annual Meeting and maps of meeting room locations. Complete information, including abstracts, is available on our website, www.iprime.umn.edu. Following the Annual Meeting, many of the presentations and posters will be available on our website (access with your company password). We welcome your feedback through your company’s TAC, Technical Advisory Committee Representative(s). Again, thank you for your membership in IPrime and for participating in the 2013 IPrime Annual Meeting. Sincerely,

Chris Macosko Director, IPRIME

Industrial Partnership for Research in

Interfacial and Materials Engineering

An entry for industrial connections to University of Minnesota research through 54 faculty. IPRIME research is pre-competitive, non-proprietary and focuses on two-way knowledge transfer within eight research partnership programs.

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials

Coating Process Fundamentals

Magnetic Heterostructures

Microstructured Polymers

Nanostructural Materials and Processes

Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces

Renewable Energy Materials

Partnership Scientific Exchange with the Academic Sector Influence Research Directions Leverage Government Funding Industrial Fellows Program Industry Source of Research Topics

Future Employees Early Access to Ph.D. Students and

their Research

Facilities Characterization Facility* Polymer Synthesis Lab* University Imaging Centers* Coating Process and Visualization Lab Polymer Characterization—Rheology Tissue Mechanics Lab

Technology Transfer Annual Meetings Short Courses Industrial Fellows Program Workshops throughout the Year Online Resources: Webcasts ++

IPRIME MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

www.iprime.umn.edu

PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS

* Member Discount

3M Agilent Technologies Asahi Kasei Ashland Chemical BASF Bergquist Boston Scientific Bruker Cabot CooperVision Corning, Inc. Dai Nippon Printing Donaldson Company Dow Chemical Dow Corning DuPont EarthClean Eastman Chemical Ecolab Evonik ExxonMobil General Mills H.B.Fuller Hearing Components Henkel Hershey’s

Member Companies

Ikonics Infineum INOAC Interfacial Solutions Lord Corporation Medtronic Nanocopoeia NewPage NIST Nitto Denko Optomec Physical Electronics RTP Company SABIC Sage Electrochromics Sandia Livermore Schlumberger Segetis Stratasys SVT Associates TA Instruments Toray Total Toyota Upsher-Smith Valspar

Industrial Partnership for Research in

Interfacial and Materials Engineering

www.iprime.umn.edu

IPRIME ANNUAL MEETING 2013

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS p. 1 SPECIAL EVENTS, TAC AND PPB MEETINGS p. 2 WORKSHOPS p. 3 - 14 PROGRAM REVIEWS p. 15 - 31 POSTER SESSIONS p. 32- 50 ORAL PRESENTATIONS BY DATE & TIME p. 51 - 62 INDUSTRIAL FELLOWS p. 63 - 64

BUILDING INFORMATION / CAMPUS MAP INSIDE BACK COVER

See events for room numbers

Building Events

COFFMAN MEMORIAL UNION PPB BOARD MEETING

COMMONS HOTEL PPB BREAKFAST MEETIN G

KELLER HALL WORKSHOPS + PROGRAMS, EXCEPT NMP

MCNAMARA ALUMNI C TR PLENARY, MEET/GREET, POSTER SESSIONS

MECHANICAL ENGINEERI NG NMP WORKSHOP AND PROGRAM REVIEWS

SHEPHERD LABS, RM 12 CHARACTERIZATION FACI LITY DEMOS

http://campusmaps.umn.edu/tc/map.php?extent=east

Industrial Partnership for Research in Interfacial and Materials Engineering 2013 Annual Meeting

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IPRIME ANNUAL MEETING 2013

SPECIAL EVENTS, TAC AND PPB MEETINGS

SPECIAL EVENTS BY DATE

POSTER SESSION 1 (ALL POSTERS DISPLAY ED BOTH NIGHTS – 5/28-29)

(Tue, May 28) 5:45-7:00 PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Memorial Hall

PLENARY LUNCHEON

(Wed, May 29) 11:45 AM-1:00 PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Johnson Great Room

FACULTY- INDUSTRY MEET & GREET ( IPRIME FACULTY/ INDUSTRY ONLY)

(Wed, May 29) 5:00-5:45 PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Johnson Great Room

POSTER SESSION 2 (ALL POSTERS DISPLAY ED BOTH NIGHTS – 5/28-29)

(Wed, May 29) 5:45-7:30PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Memorial Hall

CHARACTERIZATION FACILITY DEMOS

Characterization Facility Demos on Coatings and Polymer Nanocomposites

(Wed, May 29) 7:00-8:30 PM, 12 Shepherd Labs

TAC: TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE LUNCHEON MEETINGS ( IPRIME -DESIGNATED TAC MEMBE RS ONLY)

(Thu, May 30) 12:00-1:45 PM, Coffman Memorial Union, 4rd Floor, Campus Club

BB TAC Room 409 MP TAC Dale Shepherd Room BPM TAC Room 411 NMP TAC Room A CPF TAC Room B/C REM TAC cancelled (contact Uwe Kortshagen for details)

PPB: PLANNING AND POLICY BOARD MEETINGS

( IPRIME -DESIGNATED PPB MEMBE RS ONLY)

PLANNING AND POLICY BOARD BREAKFAST (Thu, May 30) 7:00-8:15 AM, Commons Hotel (formerly Radisson), Think 5 Room

PLANNING AND POLICY BOARD MEETING

(Thu, May 30) 2:00-3:30 PM, Coffman Memorial Union, 3rd Floor, President’s Room

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IPRIME WORKSHOPS in alphabetical order by IPrime Program

Workshop Abstracts p. 5-6

Protein Stability and Biocatalysis (BB) p. 7

Antimicrobial and Antifouling Surfaces and Materials (BPM) p. 8

Perspectives on Coating Process Fundamentals I & II (CPF) p. 9–10

Carbon Polymer Nanocomposites I & II (MP) p. 11–12

Self-Assembly, Colloids and Surfaces in Industry (NMP) p. 13

Materials, Architectures and Processes for Organic p. 14

Light-Emitting Devices (OEI)


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IPRIME WORKSHOP & DEMO ABSTRACTS

Protein Stability and Biocatalysis (BB) May 29, 1:15-5:00p, Coordinator: Ping Wang (Program Leader) Stability of biocatalysts is concerned for most industrial applications which challenge the catalysts with harsh environments that are very different from their biological origins. Engineering more stable protein structures and after-isolation fabrications are effective means in deriving stable enzymes for extended life and consistent performance. Most protein engineering strategies alter the equilibrium between folded and denatured forms by either stabilizing the folded form or destabilizing the unfolded form, while after-isolation stabilization emphasizes manipulation of the microenvironments surrounding enzyme molecules. This workshop will review limiting factors of protein stability and emerging technologies for highly stable biocatalysts.

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Antimicrobial and Antifouling Surfaces and Materials (BPM)

May 29, 8:30-11:40a, Coordinator: Chun Wang Biomaterials surfaces are often plagued by adhesion of microbes such as bacteria, which can lead to serious and often times fatal infections. It remains a significant challenge to develop surface coatings for medical implants and devices that are resistant to bacterial adhesion and biofilm formation, or are toxic to bacterial cells without harming human cells. On the other hand, nonspecific protein adsorption onto biomaterial surfaces not only aggravates bacterial adhesion and colonization ("biofouling"), but it also may lead to poor biocompatibility in vivo and compromise normal functioning of medical devices. In this workshop academic and industry experts will introduce state-of-the-art approaches, materials, and surfaces with antimicrobial and antifouling properties. They will also discuss how these technologies can improve the performance and biocompatibility of implants and devices.

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Perspectives on Coating Process Fundamentals 1 & 2 (CPF)

May 28, 1:30-5:20p & May 29, 8:30-11:40a, Coordinator: Satish Kumar (Program Co-Leader)

This workshop will be the 25th in the history the Coating Process Fundamentals Program. To commemorate this occasion, we are planning a special two-part workshop.

Tuesday afternoon will be a "working shop" where companies bring in short vignettes of interesting problems they have. This format has been used successfully in past workshops, & the problems that companies discuss often significantly influence CPFP research.

Wednesday morning will be devoted to talks providing a look backward and at what lies ahead regarding several key areas in coating processes fundamentals. Perspectives will be given on areas such as computation, solidification, visualization, and industrial-academic interactions.


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IPRIME WORKSHOP & DEMO ABSTRACTS CONT’D

Carbon Polymer Nanocomposites 1 & 2 (MP) May 28, 1:30-5:20p & May 29, 8:30-11:40a, Coordinator: David Morse

The workshop will focus on composite materials containing carbon nanotubes and graphite or graphene sheets. Carbon polymer nanocomposites offer some unique advantages, but also pose unique challenges because of the difficulty of dispersing some of these materials. The workshop will discuss a variety of methods for dispersing and processing nanotube and graphene composites, structure characterization, and relationship of structure to final mechanical, transport, and electrical properties.

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Self-Assembly, Colloids and Surfaces in Industry (NMP) May 28, 1:30-5:20p, Coordinators: Alon McCormick (Program Leader) and Joe Zasadzinski

We have invited panelists who are select alumni and allies of the program (former graduate students, postdocs and industrial fellows) currently in industry to provide overviews of self-assembly, surface, colloid and nanostructure issues important to their professional practice. This collection of short overview talks will provide technical insights, vistas and challenges, and also some retrospection on the transitions from academia to the industrial research and development environment. __________________________________________________________________

Materials, Architectures & Processes for Organic Light-Emitting Devices (OEI) May 29, 8:30-11:40a, Coordinator: Russ Holmes

Organic semiconductors continue to receive significant attention for application in next generation electronic and optoelectronic devices. These materials are attractive for their high performance and compatibility with large-area, high-throughput processing techniques. While organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) are the most mature technology based on organic semiconductors, there remain significant fundamental and technological challenges that need to be addressed before these materials can truly realize broad application in displays and solid-state lighting. This workshop will discuss key challenges related to materials and device design and performance, and also address the characterization and processing techniques relevant to this area. __________________________________________________________________

Characterization Facility Demos on Coatings and Polymer Nanocomposites May 29, 7:00-8:30p, Coordinator: Greg Haugstad

Demonstrations will include cross-sectional SEM, nanomechanically sensitive AFM, and confocal Raman microscopy, applied to polymeric-nanocomposite coatings where the disperse inclusions are nanoscale organic particulates (e.g., drug), inorganic nanoparticles (e.g., silica), or nanoscale domains of phase-segregated polymers.


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Wed, May 29, 1:15 – 5:00 PM Keller Hall, room 3-115

Protein Stability and Biocatalysis Workshop

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology Program [BB]

Ping Wang, Coordinator and Program Leader

Time Title Author

1:15 PM Opening Remarks Ping Wang, UMN

1:20 PM Forces Stabilizing Proteins Nick Pace, TX A&M Univ

2:10 PM Computational Design of Protein Stability: Stabilized to Order

George Makhatadze, RPI

3:00 PM BREAK

3:30 PM Spatial Confinement for Enzyme Stabilization for Industrial Biotechnologies

Ping Wang, UMN

4:20 PM Engineering More Stable Enzymes Romas Kazlauskas, UMN


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Wed, May 29, 8:25-11:40 AM Keller Hall, room 3-125

Antimicrobial and Antifouling Surfaces and Materials Workshop

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials Program [BPM]

Chun Wang, Coordinator and IPrime Faculty

Time Title Author

8:25 AM Welcome and Introduction Chun Wang, UMN

8:30 AM Orthopedic Implant Coatings: The Leap From Bench-Side to In Vivo

Thomas P. Schaer, U of PA

9:15 AM Designing Polymers with Protein-like Activity: Novel Antimicrobial Peptide Mimics

Gregory N. Tew, U of MA

10:00 AM BREAK

10:30 AM Molecular Understanding, Design and Development of Ultra Low Fouling Zwitterionic-based Functional Materials

Shaoyi Jiang, U of WA

11:15 AM Panel Discussion, Conclusion Chun Wang, UMN


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Tue, May 28, 1:30-5:20 PM Keller Hall, room 3-180

Perspectives on Coating Process Fundamentals Workshop I

Coating Process Fundamentals Program [CPF]

Satish Kumar, Coordinator

Time Title Authors

1:30 PM Use of Tailor Made Amorphous Silica Technology to Enhance Coatings

Maria Nargiello, Evonik

2:15 PM Computational Analysis of Coating Processes Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

3:00 PM BREAK

3:20 PM Treatment and Preparation of Angioplasty Balloons for AFM Material Analysis

Bruce Forsyth, Boston Sci Jacob Warner, UMN Greg Haugstad, UMN Fang Zhou, UMN

3:45 PM High Speed Imaging to Characterize Spray Profiles of Waterborne Latex Coatings

Keith Kirkwood, Valspar*

4:10 PM Academia & Industry Successful Partnership in Precision Coating Technology

Shuzo Fuchigami, UMN

*IPrime Industrial Fellow


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Wed, May 29, 9:00-11:40 AM

Keller Hall, room 3-180

Perspectives on Coating Process Fundamentals Workshop Session II

Coating Process Fundamentals Program [CPF]

Satish Kumar, Coordinator and Co-Program Leader

Time Title Authors

9:00 AM Perspectives on Solidification and Stress Development in Coatings

Lorraine Francis, UMN

9:45 AM Hershey Coating Applications and Related Interests Julie Hickey, Hersheys

10:10 AM BREAK

10:30 AM Ultra-Thin Coating with Tensioned-Web Method and Thickness Fluctuation Analysis by Real-Time Thickness Measurement Method and Numerical Model

Toshihide Horii,

Panasonic*

Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio Satish Kumar, UMN

11:00 AM Perspectives on Visualization of Coating Processes Wieslaw Suszynski, UMN



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Carbon Polymer Nanocomposites Workshop Session I

Microstructured Polymers Program [MP]

David Morse, Coordinator

Time Title Authors

1:30 PM What Prevents Polymer Graphene Nanocomposites From Reaching Their Theoretical Properties?

Chris Macosko, UMN

2:20 PM Developments in Polymer/Carbon Nanotube Composite Films and Fibers

Satish Kumar, GA Tech Univ

3:10 PM BREAK

3:30 PM Carbon Nanotube and Graphene: From Fluid Phases to Multifunctional Materials

Matteo Pasquali, Rice Univ

4:20 PM Graphene Oxide: Some New Insights Into an Old Material

Jiaxing Huang, Northwestern Univ


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Wed, May 29, 8:30-11:40 AM

Keller Hall, room 3-210

Carbon Polymer Nanocomposites Workshop Session ll

Microstructured Polymers Program [MP]

David Morse, Coordinator

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Thin Composite Coatings of Purified Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes: Applications and Durability

Erik Hobbie, N.D. State U

9:20 AM Engineering Carbon Additives for Functionality in Polymer Composites: From Carbon Block to Graphenes

Angelos Kyrlidis, Cabot Corp

9:45 AM BREAK

10:15 AM Toughening of Thermosets with Low Levels of Graphene

Yong Tae Park, UMN Yuqiang Qian, UMN Andreas Stein, UMN Chris Macosko, UMN

10:40 AM High Voltage and Shielding Applications for Carbon Nanotube Composites

Sam Dahman, RTP Co

11:05 AM Picosecond Heating of Free-Standing and Substrate-Supported CarbonNanotubes Studied with Ultrafast Electron Microscopy

David Flannigan, UMN


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Tue, May 28, 1:30-5:00 PM Mechanical Engineering, room 18

\Self-Assembly, Colloids and Surfaces in Industry Workshop

Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program [NMP]

Alon McCormick (Program Leader) and Joseph Zasadzinski , Coordinators

We have invited panelists who are select alumni and allies of the program (former graduate students, postdocs and industrial fellows) currently in industry to provide overviews of self-assembly, surface, colloid and nanostructure issues important to their professional practice. This collection of short overview talks will provide technical insights, vistas and challenges, and also some retrospection on the transitions from academia to the industrial research and development environment.

Tentative Panelists

Alumni:

Francois Ahimou (Haugstad group alum)

Infection Prevention Division

3M

Dave Burleson (Gladfelter and Penn group alum)

Analytical Services

Ecolab

Jason Heffelfinger (Carter group alum, Minnesota Microscopy Soc Exec Board)

Medtronic

Patti Sanft (Francis/Davidson group alum, Minnesota Microscopy Soc Exec Board)

Analytical Department

H.B. Fuller Company

Scott Walker (Zasadzinski group alum, and IPrime collaborator)

Electronics Markets Materials Division

3M

Veterans of industry/academia collaboration in colloids and nanostructures

Jinping Dong Cargill

Mike Tupy Engineering R&D Cargill

David Whitcomb or Eric Granstrom Carestream Health


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Wed, May 29, 8:30-11:40 AM Keller Hall, room 3-111

Materials, Architectures and Processes for Organic Light-Emitting Devices

Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces Program Workshop [OEI]

Russ Holmes, Coordinator

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Tandem White OLED Devices Combining Fluorescent and Phosphorescent Emitters for Lighting

Marina Kondakova, OLEDWorks

9:10 AM OLED Light Extraction Film Stan Lee, 3M

9:50 AM BREAK

10:20 AM Depth Profiling of OLED Materials by Cluster Ion Beams

John Hammond, Physical Electronics

11:00 AM Development of Mass Production Thermal Evaporation Process Equipment For Organic Light-Emitting Devices (OLEDs)

Wade Luhman, Veeco Instruments


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PROGRAM REVIEWS in alphabetical order by IPrime Program

IPrime Program Descriptions p. 17

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology p. 18

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials p. 19

Coating Process Fundamentals I & II p. 20-21

Magnetic Heterostructures p. 22

Microstructured Polymers I & II p. 23-24

Nanostructural Materials and Processes I & II p. 25-27

Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces p. 28-29

Renewable Energy Materials p. 30-31


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IPRIME PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS (8)

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology (BB) Enzymatic synthesis for biofuels, biopolymers, biosensors, biofuel cells, and specialty chemicals.

Enzymes to produce chemicals for end use and as synthons; biotechnological applications of enzymes for

use in biofuels production and chemical synthesis; metabolic and pathway engineering for synthesis of

bioactive compounds; microbial synthesis of biodegradable polymers; functional genomics for enzyme

discovery; biocatalysis in nanoscale environments; Nanotechnology for micro bioreactors, membrane and

interfacial catalysis, bioactive materials, and coatings.

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials (BPM)

Synthesis and characterization of novel hard and soft materials and composites for biomedical and

pharmaceutical applications; dynamics of mechanical, chemical and transport properties of biomaterials;

evaluation and elucidation of materials interactions with biological tissues and media, and with

pharmaceuticals.

Coating Process Fundamentals (CPF) Process and prototype visualizations, microscopies, nanotesting, NMR and other spectroscopies, and

microstructure probes combined with theory, computational methods, and computers to support the

electronics, photonics, magnetics, specialty-films, and many other industries.

Magnetic Heterostructures (MH)

Experiments and theory for advancing the understanding of magnetism and spin transport at interfaces-

phenomena critical to new sensor and digital technologies.

Microstructured Polymers (MP)

Design and synthesis of novel polymers, characterization of their structural and mechanical properties,

and investigation of their rheological and processing behavior for both commodity and high value-added

polymer products.

Nanostructural Materials and Processes (NMP)

Identifying key molecular parameters and principles governing the assembly and properties of molecular

thin films, surfactants, and ordered molecular phases of molecular systems for synthesis of specialty

materials in agricultural, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and other businesses.

Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces (OEI)

Define structure-mobility relationships and to maximize electron and hole mobilities for applications in

field effect transistors (FETs) as model devices.

Renewable Energy Materials (REM)

Sustainable generation, conversion, storage, and utilization of energy using abundant and nontoxic

materials are among the most significant challenges we face in the 21st century.

http://www.nmp.umn.edu/

http://www.nmp.umn.edu/


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Thu, May 30, 8:20-11:40 AM Keller Hall, room 3-115

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology Program Review

Ping Wang, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

8:20 AM Introduction Ping Wang, UMN

8:30 AM New Applications for Enzymes Larry Wackett, UMN

9:00 AM Use of Metagenomic Approaches to Understand and Capitalize on Microbial Diversity

Michael Sadowsky, UMN

9:30 AM Enzymatic Protein Labeling Using Prenyltransferases Jonathan Dozier, UMN Mark Distefano, UMN

10:00 AM BREAK

10:30 AM Thin-Film Enzyme Technologies for Bioanalysis Ping Wang, UMN

11:00 AM Biosynthetic Innovations for Sustainable Polymers Mingyong Xiong, UMN Kechun Zhang, UMN

11:30 AM PGenetic Improvement of Yeast strains for Cellulosic Ethanol Production

Pedro Pena, UMN Steven Glasker, UMN John Hundertmark, UMN Jared Cohen, UMN Friedrich Srienc, UMN


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Wed, May 29, 1:20-5:00 PM Keller Hall, room 3-125

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials Program Review

Ron Siegel, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

1:20 PM Frontiers in Crystal Engineering Sathyanarayana Perumalla, UMN Calvin Sun, UMN

1:40 PM Biodegradable Semi-solid Polymers for Drug Delivery and Biodegradable Epoxy Elastomers as Surface Coating

Chun Wang, UMN

2:00 PM Engineering of Biomaterials Using Intelligent Biopolymers

Wei Shen, UMN

2:20 PM Dual Responsive Block Polymers: A Reversible Micellization and Gelation Approach

Isha Koonar, UMN Ronald A. Siegel, UMN

2:40 PM BREAK

3:20 PM Engineered Cardiovascular Tissues Lee Meier, UMN Robert Tranquillo, UMN

3:40 PM Quantification, Mechanism and Mitigation of Active Ingredient Phase Transformation in Tablets

Naveen Thakral, UMN Raj Suryanarayanan, UMN

4:00 PM Novel Silicate Prodrug Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery: Characterization and In Vitro Drug Release

Jing Han, UMN Andrew Michel, UMN Han Seung Lee, UMN Stephen Kalscheuer, UMN Chris Macosko, UMN Tom Hoye, UMN Alon McCormick, UMN Jayanth Panyam, UMN


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Coating Process Fundamentals Program Review I

Lorraine Francis & Satish Kumar, Program Leaders

Time Title Authors

1:30 PM On the Mechanism of Dynamic Wetting Failure Eric Vandre, UMN Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio Satish Kumar, UMN

1:50 PM Intermixing of Particle Dispersions with Polymers in Multilayer Drying

Tomohiko Anazawa,

Dai Nippon Printing* Satish Kumar, UMN Wieslaw Suszynski, UMN

2:10 PM Response of Two-Layer Slot Coating Flows to Periodic External Disturbances

Danmer Maza, PUC-Rio Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

2:30 PM BREAK

3:10 PM Optimization of Aerosol Jet Printing For High Resolution, High Aspect Ratio Silver Lines

Ankit Mahajan, UMN Wieslaw Suszynksi, UMN C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN Lorraine F. Francis, UMN

3:30 PM Continuous Coating of Copper Zinc Tin Sulfide Nanocrystal Dispersions

Bryce Williams, UMN Eray Aydil, UMN Lorraine Francis, UMN

3:50 PM Thermal and Electrohydrodynamic Instabilities for Surface Patterning

Andrew Corbett, UMN Satish Kumar, UMN

4:10 PM Poster Introductions Robert Lade, UMN Weihua Li, UMN Chen-yu Liu, UMN Yan Wu, UMN Wanlu Zhang, UMN



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Coating Process Fundamentals Program Review II

Lorraine Francis & Satish Kumar, Program Leaders

Time Title Authors

8:40 AM Gravure printing: Liquid transfer from cells and grooves

Diego Campana, PUC-RIO and INTEC-CONICET Marcio Carvalho, PUC-RIO

9:00 PM Electrostatically Assisted Deformation of a Liquid Meniscus Near a Cavity

Aruna Ramkrishnan, UMN Satish Kumar, UMN

9:20 AM Improving Resolution for Roll-to-Roll Printed Electronics

Heng Zhang, UMN Alexander Ramm, UMN Sooman Lim, UMN Wieslaw J. Suzynski, UMN C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN Lorraine F. Francis, UMN

9:40 AM BREAK

10:20 AM Characterization of Stress Development in Particulate Coatings

Kyle Price, UMN Alon McCormick, UMN Lorraine Francis, UMN

10:40 AM Slot Coating of Non-Colloidal Particle Suspension Simone Araujo, PUC-Rio Luis Diego Silva, PUC-Rio Diego Campana, PUC-Rio Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

11:00 AM Analysis of the Binder Distribution in Electrode During Drying

Hideki Hagiwara, Toyota*

Lorraine F. Francis, UMN

11:20 AM Forced Spreading and Evaporation of Films and Droplets of Colloidal Suspensions

Leonardo Espin, UMN Satish Kumar, UMN



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Magnetic Heterostructures Program Review

Paul Crowell, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Introduction Paul Crowell, UMN

1:20 PM Capitalizing on Interface Effects by Creating "Artificial" Interfaces within a Material

Brittany Nelson-Cheeseman, U of St. Thomas

2:00 PM Orientation and Strain Dependence of the Magnetic Phase Separation at Perovskite Cobaltite Interfaces

Shameek Bose, UMN Manish Sharma, UMN Maria A. Torija, UMN Josh Schmitt, UMN Chris Leighton, UMN Jaume Gazquez, UC Madrid & ORNL Maria Varela, UC Madrid & ORNL Haile Ambaye, ORNL Rick J. Goyette, ORNL Valeria Lauter, ORNL Michael R. Fitzsimmons, 3M

2:20 PM Quantifying Spin-Injection and Detection Efficiencies Using Multi-Terminal Ferromagnet-Semiconductor Devices

Chad Geppert, UMN Kevin Christie, UMN Nicholas Krueger, UMN Sahil Patel, U of CA-Santa Barbara Chris Palmstrøm, UMN Paul Crowell, UMN

2:40 PM BREAK

3:20 PM Novel Approaches for Thin Films Growth: Towards Oxide Electronics

Bharat Jalan, UMN

4:00 PM Telegraph Noise in Square Permalloy Dots: A Model System for Studying Low-Frequency Magnetic Noise

Daniel Endean, UMN Chad T. Weigelt, UMN Randall H. Victora, UMN E. Dan Dahlberg, UMN

https://orgs.cems.umn.edu/iprime2013/sched/listAbstracts.php?agenda_id=1404#a3730














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Microstructured Polymers Program Review I David Morse (for Marc Hillmyer, Program Leader)

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Introduction Tim Lodge, UMN

1:20 PM Thermodynamics of Block Copolymer Micellization in Ionic Liquid Solvents

Megan L. Hoarfrost, UMN Timothy P. Lodge, UMN

1:40 PM Two-Compartment Hydrogels from Thermoresponsive ABC Triblock Terpolymers

Can Zhou, UMN Tim Lodge, UMN

2:00 PM Morphology, Modulus, and Ionic Conductivity of a Triblock Terpolymer/Ionic Liquid ElectrolyteMembrane

Lucas McIntosh, UMN Tim Lodge, UMN

2:20 PM Synthesis and Utility of PE-g-PMMA Copolymers in PE/PMMA Blends

Yuewen Xu, UMN Timothy Lodge, UMN Marc Hillmyer, UMN

2:40 PM BREAK

3:20 PM Cavitation in Block Copolymer Modified Epoxies Revealed by Simultaneous SAXS/Tensile Experiments

Carmelo Declet-Perez, UMN Lorraine F. Francis, UMN Frank S. Bates, UMN

3:40 PM Synthetic Strategies Towards Polypropylene-Based Bottlebrush Copolymers

Sam Dalsin, UMN Frank Bates, UMN Marc Hillmyer, UMN

4:00 PM Sustainable Poly (lactide-b-butadiene) Multiblock Copolymers with Enhanced Mechanical Properties

Tessie Panthani, UMN Intaek Lee, UMN Frank S. Bates, UMN

4:20 PM Nanofibers From Melt Blown Fiber-In-Fiber Polymer Blends

Zaifei Wang, UMN Feng Zuo, BASF Dawud H. Tan, 3M Soondeuk Jeung, Cummins Filtration Christopher Macosko, UMN Frank S. Bates, UMN


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Microstructured Polymers Program Review II David Morse (for Marc Hillmyer, Program Leader)

Time Title Authors

8:20 AM Stabilization of Cocontinuous Polymer Blends Via Interfacial Localization of Nanoclays

Aaron Hedegaard, UMN Milana Trifkovic, U of Calgary Chris Macosko, UMN

8:40 AM Investigating the Order-Disorder Transition in Simulations of Diblock Copolymer Melts

Pavani Medapuram, UMN David Morse, UMN

9:00 AM Thermoplastic Polyurethanes from Bio-Based Poly(δ-Decalactone) Diols

Donglin Tang, UMN Marc Hillmyer, UMN Chris Macosko, UMN

9:20 AM Effect of Processing and Tacticity on Tg of PMMA/Graphene Nano-Composites

Shigeru Aoyama, Toray*

Ken-Hsuan Liao, UMN Christopher Macosko, UMN

9:40 AM BREAK

10:20 AM Thermoset Materials from Sugar Derived Dilactones James Gallagher, UMN Theresa Reineke, UMN Marc Hillmyer, UMN

10:40 AM Precise Monomeric Control of Multicomponent Random Copolymers: Excipient Design for Oral Drug Delivery

Jeffrey M. Ting, UMN Tushar S. Navale, UMN Frank S. Bates, UMN Theresa M. Reineke, UMN

11:00 AM Block Vs. Statistical Copolymers for Gene Delivery Dustin Sprouse, UMN Theresa Reineke, UMN

11:20 AM Trehalose-Based Copolymers for Non-Viral Gene Delivery

Zachary P. Tolstyka, UMN Theresa M. Reineke, UMN


















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Wed, May 29, 1:15-5:00 PM Mechanical Engineering, room 18

Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program Review I Alon McCormick, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Overview C. Dan Frisbie, UMN

1:20 PM A Comprehensive Approach for Characterizing the Extent of Reaction and Dispersity Index in SAMs (Self-Assembled Monolayers) of Molecular Wires.

Abel Demissie, UMN C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN

1:40 PM Overview Andreas Stein, UMN

1:45 PM Conversion of Three-Dimensionally Ordered Macroporous TiO2 to High Surface Area Hierarchical Titanate Nanostructures with Li-Ion Intercalation Activity

Nicholas Petkovich, UMN Stephen Rudisill, UMN Andreas Stein, UMN

2:05 PM Effects of Pore Architecture on Capacitance of Mesoporous Carbon-Based Supercapacitors

Benjamin Wilson, UMN Anh Vu, UMN Andreas Stein, UMN

2:25 PM The Effects of Integrated Carbon as a Light Absorber on the Coloration of Photonic Crystal-based Pigments

David Josephson, UMN Andreas Stein, UMN

2:45 PM BREAK

3:20 PM Overview Wayne Gladfelter, UMN J. Ilja Siepmann, UMN

3:25 PM Colloidal Surface Studies Relevant to the Dye Sensitized Solar Cell (DSSC)

Rajan Vatassery, UMN J. Ilja Siepmann, UMN Wayne Gladfelter, UMN

3:45 PM Overview Michael Tsapatsis, UMN


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Wed, May 29, 1:15-5:00 PM Mechanical Engineering, room 18

Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program Review I cont’d Alon McCormick, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

3:50 PM Understanding Solution-Phase Adsorption of Alcohols onto All-Silica Zeolites: Accurate Prediction by Molecular Simulation Using a Transferable Force Field

Peng Bai, UMN Michael Tsapatsis, UMN J. Ilja Siepmann, UMN

4:10 PM Zeolite Adsorbents and Catalysts for Sugar Conversions

Nafiseh Rajabbeigi, UMN Michael Tsapatsis, UMN

4:30 PM Zeolite Membranes for CO2 Capture Bahman Elyassi, UMN Z. Zhang, UMN Michael Tsapatsis, UMN


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Thu, May 30, 8:20-11:40 AM Mechanical Engineering, room 18

Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program Review II

Alon McCormick, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

8:20 AM Overview Alon McCormick, UMN Wei Zhang, UMN

8:25 AM Characterization of an Early-Stage Membrane Fusion Intermediate of Sindbis Virus using Cryo-electron Microscopy

Sheng Cao, UMN Wei Zhang, UMN

8:45 AM The Role of Microscopy in Self-Assembly: Emulsion Processing and Drug Delivery

Hanseung Lee, UMN Chris Frethem, UMN Eric Morrison, EarthClean Qiao Zhang, UMN Jing Han, UMN Chris Macosko, UMN Alon McCormick, UMN

9:05 AM Oil Spill Dispersants: Mechanisms of Action and Alternative Applications

David Riehm, UMN Alon McCormick, UMN

9:25 AM Metal Salts for Enhanced Gas Absorption Heath Himstedt, UMN Alon McCormick, UMN Edward Cussler, UMN

9:45 AM BREAK

10:20 AM Overview - AFM and Charfac Greg Haugstad, UMN

10:40 AM Nanoscale Characterization of Polymer-Inorganic Nanocomposites by AFM

Greg Haugstad, UMN

Bill Coggio, Cabot Corp* Jake Warner, UMN

11:00 AM AFM and Tribological Investigations of UV-Crosslinked Coatings

Greg Haugstad, UMN

Maggie Zeng, Boston Sci*

Alon McCormick, UMN

11:20 AM Overview - Nanoparticles Lee Penn, UMN

11:30 AM Overview - Interfacial Rheology Joe Zasadzinski, UMN



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Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces Program Review Russ Holmes (for C. Daniel Frisbie, Program Leader)

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Introduction Russell J. Holmes, UMN

1:30 PM Relating Spatial Composition and Performance in Organic Light-Emitting Devices

Nicholas C. Erickson, UMN Sankar Raman, Physical Electronics Scott Bryan, Physical Electronics Russell J. Holmes, UMN

1:50 PM Molecular Dewetting at Organic Semiconductor/Insulator Interface Observed by Scanning Probe Microscopy

Yanfei Wu, UMN Greg Haugstad, UMN C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN

2:10 PM Enhancement of Ambipolar Transport in Rubrene-Based Single Crystal Transistors with Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Modified Contacts

Wei Xie, UMN Katie McGarry, UMN Pradyumna Prabhumirashi, Northwestern Univ Mark Hersam, Northwestern Univ Chris Douglas, UMN C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN

2:30 PM Printed and Low-Voltage Complementary Circuits Constructed From High-Performance Electrolyte Gated Transistors

Kihyon Hong, UMN Se Hyun Kim, UMN C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN

2:50 PM Studies into the Synthesis of [8]cyclacene Sarah Wegwerth, UMN Chris Douglas, UMN

3:10 PM BREAK


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Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces Program Review cont’d Russ Holmes (for C. Daniel Frisbie, Program Leader)

Time Title Authors

3:40 PM Influence of MoOx Interlayer on the Maximum Achievable Open-Circuit Voltage in Organic Photovoltaic Cells

Yunlong Zou, UMN Russell J. Holmes, UMN

4:00 PM Improving Organic Photovoltaic Device Efficiency Through a Tunnel Interface Engineering

Feilong Liu, UMN Paul Ruden, UMN

4:20 PM Connecting Molecular Structure and Exciton Diffusion Length in Rubrene Derivatives

Tyler Mullenbach, UMN Kathryn McGarry, UMN Wade Luhman, UMN Christopher Douglas, UMN Russell Holmes, UMN

4:40 PM Ultrafast Exciton Localization to Aggregates in P3HT Thin Films

Tom Pundsack, UMN David Blank, UMN


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Renewable Energy Materials Program Review Eray Aydil and Uwe Kortshagen, Program Leaders

Time Title Authors

1:30 PM Introduction and Overview Uwe Kortshagen, UMN Eray Aydil, UMN

1:45 PM Nonthermal Plasma Synthesis of ZnS and Al:ZnO Nanocrystals for Optoelectronic Applications

Elijah Thimsen, UMN Jihua Yang, UMN Ben Greenberg, UMN Eray Aydil, UMN Uwe Kortshagen, UMN

2:15 PM Hypervalent Surface Interactions for Colloidal Stability and Doping of Silicon Nanocrystals

Lance Wheeler, UMN Nathan Neale, NREL Ting Chen, UMN Uwe Kortshagen, UMN

2:35 PM Alkali Metal Enhanced Grain Growth in Cu2ZnSnS4 Thin Films

Eray S. Aydil, UMN Melissa Johnson, UMN Sergey Baryshev, ANL Michael Manno, UMN Elijah Thimsen, UMN Xin Zhang, UMN Christopher Leighton, UMN

3:00 PM BREAK


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Renewable Energy Materials Program Review cont’d Eray Aydil and Uwe Kortshagen, Program Leaders

Time Title Authors

3:50 PM Photochemical Degradation of Alkylated Silicon Nanocrystals

Jeslin Wu, UMN Uwe R. Kortshagen, UMN

4:10 PM Atomic Layer Deposition of Transparent Conducting Multimetallic Oxide Films for Photovoltaic Applications

Wayne Gladfelter, U MN Ellis Warner, U MN

4:30 PM Continuous-Flow Chemical Bath Deposition of ZnxCd1-

xS Buffer Thin Films for CIGS-Based Solar Cells Joel T. Abrahamson, UMN B. Selin Tosun, UMN Christopher Cheng, UMN Stephen Campbell, UMN Eray S. Aydil, UMN

4:50 PM Engineered Biosynthesis of Medium-chain Esters as Advanced Biofuels

Yi-Shu Tai, UMN Mingyong Xiong, UMN Kechun Zhang, UMN


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Tue and Wed, May 28 - 29, 5:45-7:00 / 7:30 PM

McNamara Alumni Center, Memorial Hall

POSTER SESSION In alphabetical + numerical order by IPrime Partnership Program

Program Poster numbers Page(s)

BB 1–8 35

BPM 9–17 36–37

CPF 18–40 37–39

MH 41–48 40–41

MP 49–82 41–45

NMP 83–94 46–47

OEI 95–106 48–49

REM 107–112 50


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IPrime Poster Session University of Minnesota author unless otherwise noted

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology

Poster # Program Author Title

1 BB Mingyong Xiong Kechun Zhang

Biobased Production of a Novel Polymer Monomer- β-Methyl-δ-Valerolactone

2 BB Jonathan Dozier Mark Distefano

Enzymatic Creation of Protein Therapeutics: Farnesyltransferase as a Better Protein Labeling Reagent

3 BB Liting Zhang Thin-Film Enzyme Coating in Paper-Printed Micowells for Point-of-Care-Bioassay

4 BB Yen-Chih Wang Solid-Phase Synthesis of C-Terminal Peptide Libraries for Studying the Specificity of Enzymatic Protein Farnesylation

5 BB John Barrett Ahmed Abdala, PTI Friedrich Srienc

Enhanced Properties of Polyhydroxyalkanoate Bioplastics using Graphene Nanofiller

6 BB Luz Perez John S. F. Barrett Friedrich Srienc

Control of the Carbon Flux in Ralstonia Eutropha H16 for the Production of Useful Metabolites

7 BB Shunxiang Xia Nanoscale Enzyme Reactor for CO2 Fixing

8 BB Bo Tang Immobilization of bacteria on carbon nanotube enriched electrode to generate power


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IPrime Poster Session

University of Minnesota author unless otherwise noted

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials Poster # Program Authors Title

9 BPM Yaoying Wu Theresa Reineke

Structural Impact and Targeting Effect of Diblock Glycopolymer pDNA Delivery System

10 BPM Jing Han Chris Macosko Tom Hoye Jayanth Panyam

Silicate Prodrug Polymeric Nanoparticles with Controlled Drug Release

11 BPM Tim Pearce Brett Waybrant Efie Kokkoli

Designing Aptamer-Amphiphiles to Improve Nanoparticle Drug Delivery

12 BPM Rachel M. Levine Tim R. Pearce Maroof Adil Efie Kokkoli

Preparation and Characterization of Liposome-Encapsulated Plasmid DNA for Gene Delivery

13 BPM Jeremiah Riesberg Wei Shen

Developing Capillary Networks in Large, Porous, 3D Hydrogels for Tissue Engineering

14 BPM Andrew Michel Highly Loaded PEG-B-PLGA Nanoparticles of Taxane Silicates to Optimize the Therapeutic Window of the Chemotherapy

15 BPM Rachel Marullo, CooperVision* Shahab Siddiqui, CooperVision Jun Sato, CooperVision Tahua Yang, CooperVision Chris Macosko

Exploration of the Rheology and Microstructure of Soft Contact Lenses

16 BPM Xiao Zhong Chun Wang

Polyplex-Induced Autophagy is Correlated with Polymer-Mediated Gene Delivery to Fibroblasts



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Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials cont’d Poster # Program Authors Title

17 BPM Weihang Ji David Panus Xiaoze Jiang Chun Wang

Hydrophobicity Matters: Influence of Alkyl Side Chain Length on Gene Delivery to Dendritic Cells Mediated By Poly(Aminoalkyl Methacrylate) Homopolymers

Coating Process Fundamentals

18 CPF Toshihide Horii, Panasonic*

Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

Satish Kumar

Ultra-Thin Coating with Tensioned-Web Method and Thickness Fluctuation Analysis by Real-Time Thickness Measurement Method and Numerical Model

19 CPF Tomohiko Anazawa,

Dai Nippon Printing*

Satish Kumar Wieslaw Suszynski

Intermixing of Particle Dispersions with Polymers in Multilayer Drying

20 CPF Leonardo Espin Satish Kumar

Forced Spreading and Evaporation of Films and Droplets of Colloidal Suspensions

21 CPF Eric Vandre Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

Satish Kumar

Characteristics of Air Entrainment During High-Speed Wetting

22 CPF Aruna Ramkrishnan Satish Kumar

Electrostatically Assisted Deformation of a Liquid Meniscus Near a Cavity: Applications to Printing Processes

23 CPF Andrew Corbett Satish Kumar

Thermal and Electrohydrodynamic Instabilities for Surface Patterning



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Coating Process Fundamentals cont’d

Poster # Program Authors Title

24 CPF Bryce Williams Eray Aydil Lorraine Francis

Continuous Coating of Copper Zinc Tin Sulfide Nanocrystal Dispersions

25 CPF Chen-Yu Liu Satish Kumar

Mechanisms of Dynamic Wetting Failure in Surfactant Solutions

26 CPF Weihua Li Satish Kumar

Coating of Discrete Objects

27 CPF

Yan Wu Lorraine Francis

The Drying Behavior of Ceramic Coatings

28 CPF Kyle Price Alon McCormick Lorraine Francis

Characterization of Stress Development in Particulate Coatings

29 CPF Ryo Horiuchi, Asahi KASEI*

Wieslaw J. Suszynski Marcio S. Carvalho, PUC-Rio

Satish Kumar

Simultaneous Multilayer Coating

30 CPF Diego Campana, PUC-Rio

and INTEC-CONICET


Gravure printing: Liquid transfer from cells and grooves

31 CPF Hideki Hagiwara, Toyota*

Lorraine F. Francis

Analysis of the Binder Distribution in Electrode During Drying

32 CPF Robert Lade Lorraine Francis Chris Macosko

Characterizing Local Rheological Behavior of Coatings with Magnetic Microrheometry

33 CPF Wanlu Zhang Processing of Oriented Zeolite Nanosheet Film



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Coating Process Fundamentals cont’d Poster # Program Authors Title

34 CPF Simone Araujo, PUC-Rio Luis Diego Silva, PUC-Rio Diego Campana, PUC-Rio Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

,

Slot Coating of Non-Colloidal Particle Suspension

35 CPF Danmer Maza, PUC-Rio Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

Response of Two-Layer Slot Coating Flows to Periodic External Disturbances

36 CPF Sarit Dutta Kevin D. Dorfman Satish Kumar

Dynamic Simulation of Polymer Adsorption in Flowing Fluids for Design of Polymer Thin-Film Materials

37 CPF Tuoqi Li Lorraine Francis Frank Bates

Block Copolymer Toughened Epoxy Coatings

38 CPF Ankit Mahajan Wieslaw Suszynksi C. Daniel Frisbie Lorraine F. Francis

Optimization of Aerosol Jet Printing For High Resolution, High Aspect Ratio Silver Lines

39 CPF Bahman Elyassi Z. Zhang Michael Tsapatsis

Zeolite Membranes for CO2 Capture

40 CPF Toshihide Horii, Panasonic*


Satish Kumar

Ultra-Thin Coating with Tensioned-Web Method and Thickness Fluctuation Analysis by Real-Time Thickness Measurement Method and Numerical Model



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Magnetic Heterostructures Poster # Program Authors Title

41 MH Liam O'Brien Dima Spivak Mike Erickson Haile Ambaye, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Ric Goyette, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Valeria Lauter,

Oak Ridge National Laboratory Paul Crowell Chris Leighton

Materials Physics of Lateral Spin Valves

42 MH Mehmet Topsakal Koichiro Umemoto Renata Wentzcowitch

First-principles study of RCoO3 (R=Lu,Gd) and their comparison with LaCoO3

43 MH Bethanie Stadler Sang-Yeob Sung Mazin Maqableh

Spin Torque NanoDevices with Long-Range Self-Assembled Order over Areas of Square Inches

44 MH Angeline Klemm, MINT & ECE

Jonathan Harms, MINT & ECE

Andrew Lyle, MINT & ECE August Lentsch, MINT & ECE

Daniel Martens, MRSEC REU

Jian-Ping Wang, MINT & ECE

Spin Transfer Torque Programming and Clocking Field Effects for Dipole Coupled Nanomagnetic Arrays

45 MH Bern Youngblood Greg McKusky, Seagate Feng Guo, NIST E. Dan Dahlberg

Looking for Density-of-States Effects in Tunneling Conductance


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Magnetic Heterostructures cont’d


46 MH Srinivas Polisetty Jeff Walter Shameek Bose Shun Wang Chris Leighton

Influence of Substrate Phase Transformation and Electrostatic Doping on Magneto-Transport Properties of Epitaxial La0.5Sr0.5CoO3-δ

47 MH Xiaohui Chao Yisong Zhang Jian-Ping Wang

Spin Torque Oscillation in Dual Magnetic Tunneling Junction

48 MH Barry N. Costanzi E. Dan Dahlberg Lyuba Belova, KTH Institute Anastasia Riazanova, KTH Institute

Non-Local Transport Measurements in Double Barrier Tunnel Junctions

Microstructured Polymers

49 MP Intaek Lee Tessie Panthani Frank S. Bates

Sustainable Poly(lactide-b-butadiene) Multiblock Copolymers with Enhanced Mechanical Porperties

50 MP Jie Lu Timothy Lodge Frank Bates

Chain Exchange in Binary Copolymer Micelles at Equilibrium

51 MP Sangwon Kim Frank Bates

Consequences of Surface Neutralization in Thin Film Block Copolymers

52 MP Arthur Bertrand Marc Hillmyer

Nanoporous Polylactide Through Olefin Metathesis Degradation


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Microstructured Polymers cont’d

53 MP Zhen Ren Kristina Masica Marc Hillmyer

Toughening Polylactide with Castor Oil Derivatives

54 MP Aaron Hedegaard Liangliang Gu Chris Macosko

Role of Extensional Viscosity in the Formation and Control of Cocontinuous Polymer Blends

55 MP Michael J. Heinzer Lorraine F. Francis Frank S. Bates

Block Copolymer Toughened Epoxies

56 MP Jae-Hong Choi C. Daniel Frisbie Timothy P. Lodge

Ion Gel Thin Films for High Performance Polymer Electrolytes

57 MP Jinchul Kim Myunguen Seo Marc A. Hillmyer Lorraine F. Francis

Probing Changes in Local Viscosity of a Block Copolymer Solution During In-Situ Drying by Magnetic Microrheology

58 MP Kei Yoshida, Nitto Denko*.

David Morse

Simulation of the Self-Assembly Evolution in Binary and Ternary Phase Separation

59 MP Youngmin Lee Adam Gladen Susan C. Mantell Jane Davidson Marc A. Hillmyer

Designer Thermotropic Materials for Overheat Protection in Solar Collectors



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Poster Session


Microstructured Polymers cont’d


60 MP Christopher Thurber Christopher Macosko Timothy Lodge

Catalyzed Reactive Compatibilization Chemistry for PMMA/PE Blends

61 MP Karen Haman Frank Bates

Amphiphilic Block Copolymer Interactions with Model Cell Membranes

62 MP John McAllister Joseph Lott Frank Bates Timothy Lodge

Fibrillar Structure of Methylcellulose Hydrogels

63 MP Nilesh P. Ingle Theresa M. Reineke

Function of filopodia to transport polymeric nucleic acid delivery vehicles to cell surface

64 MP William Boyle End-Functionalization of β-Cyclodextrin Based Cationic Glycopolymers for Gene Delivery

65 MP Debbie Schneiderman Henry Martinez Marc A. Hillmyer

Thermodynamics of the Polymerization of Alkyl Substituted δ-Lactones

66 MP Yong Tae Park Yuqiang Qian Frank Thibodeau, Adama Materials Steve Speak, Adama Materials Andreas Stein Chris Macosko

Toughening Epoxy with Very Low Graphene Content


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Poster Session


Microstructured Polymers cont’d Poster # Program Authors Title

67 MP Swapnil Tale Development of Polytrehalose Functionalized Micelles for Drug Delivery

68 MP Kevin Anderson Theresa Reineke

Trehalose Polycation-Mediated RNA Interference

69 MP Paula Delgado A Hydrogen Bonding Approach to Toughening PLA

70 MP Haley Phillips Theresa Reineke

Elucidating Structure-Activity Relationships of Novel Diblock Glycopolymers In Situ, In Vitro, and In Vivo

71 MP Yuqiang Qian Yong Tae Park Chris Macosko Andreas Stein

Functionalization of graphene oxide for toughening of unsaturated polyesters

72 MP Fariborz Parsi, RTP Brian Bagley Chris Macosko Steve Maki , RTP

Visualization and Analysis of Fiber Orientation in Injection Molded Chopped Fiber Composites by means of Micro-CT

73 MP Yuanyan Gu Sipei Zhang C. Daniel Frisbie Timothy P. Lodge

Tough Ion Gels via End-block Crosslinking

74 MP Jens Glaser David Morse

Identifying the Order-Disorder Transition of Diblock Copolymers Using Metadynamics Implemented on Multiple GPUs


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Microstructured Polymers cont’d Poster # Program Authors Title

75 MP Justin Kennemur Marc Hillmyer Frank Bates

Comprehensive Design of Block Copolymers for Lithographic Patterning Applications

76 MP Justin Bolton Marc Hillmyer Thomas Hoye

Sustainable Thermoplastic Elastomers

77 MP Molly Dalsin Theresa Reineke

The Influence of Solution State Assemblies on Amorphous Spray Dried Dispersion Performance

78 MP Athanasios Touris Sangwoo Lee Marc A. Hillmyer Frank S. Bates

Self-Assembly of ABCA’-Type Asymmetric Tetrablocks in Water

79 MP Angelika Neitzel Matthew Petersen Efrosini Kokkoli Marc Hillmyer

Acid-Labile Polymer Synthesis for Application in Drug Delivery

80 MP Han Zhang Christopher Macosko Michael Tsapatsis

Zeolite Membranes on Porous Polymer Support

81 MP Alex Mannion Luca Martinetti Sangwoo Lee Frank S. Bates Christopher W. Macosko

Extensional Behavior of AB/ABA Block Copolymer Blends

82 MP Morgan Schulze Lucas McIntosh Timothy Lodge Marc Hillmyer

One-Step Route to High Modulus and Highly Conductive Polymer Electrolyte Membranes


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Nanostructural Materials and Processes Poster # Program Authors Title

83 NMP Greg Haugstad

Maggie Zeng, Boston Sci*

Alon McCormick

Bill Coggio, Cabot*

Jacob Warner

Probing Heterogeneous Polymer-Matrix Materials Over Nano-to-Micro-Scales with AFM Methods

84 NMP Shigeru Aoyama, Toray*

Yong Tae Park Greg Haugstad Christopher W. Macosko

Measuring adhesion of Polymer to nanofiller: PET to graphene and clay

(109) NMP-REM see #109

Nafiseh Rajabbeigi Michael Tsapatsis

Zeolite Adsorbents and Catalysts for Sugar Conversions

85 NMP Govind Saraswat Greg Haugstad Murti V. Salapaka

Real Time Interrogation of Material Properties at the Nanoscale

86 NMP Jake Warner Mike Manno Jake Myers Greg Haugstad Huijing Fu, Nanocopoeia Pat Ryan, Nanocopoeia Bob Hoerr, Nanocopoeia

Characterization of Electro-Nanosprayed Drug Particles Encapsulated in a Polymer Matrix

87 NMP Benjamin Wilson Anh Vu Andreas Stein

Effects of Pore Architecture on Capacitance of Mesoporous Carbon-Based Supercapacitors

88 NMP Rajan Vatassery J. Ilja Siepmann Wayne Gladfelter

Colloidal Surface Studies Relevant to the Dye Sensitized Solar Cell (DSSC)



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Nanostructural Materials and Processes cont’d Poster # Program Authors Title

89 NMP David Riehm Alon McCormick

Oil Spill Dispersants: Mechanisms of Action and Alternative Applications

90 NMP Stephen Rudisill Andreas Stein

Microstructural Control in Ceramics Arising from Template-Directed Polymerization

91 NMP Peng Bai Michael Tsapatsis J. Ilja Siepmann

Understanding Solution-Phase Adsorption of Alcohols onto All-Silica Zeolites: Accurate Prediction by Molecular Simulation Using a Transferable Force Field

(21) CPF-NMP see #21

Bahman Elyassi Z. Zhang Michael Tsapatsis

Zeolite Membranes for CO2 Capture

92 NMP Nicholas Petkovich Stephen Rudisill Andreas Stein

Conversion of Three-Dimensionally Ordered Macroporous TiO2 to High Surface Area Hierarchical Titanate Nanostructures with Li-Ion Intercalation Activity

93 NMP Hanseung Lee Chris Frethem Eric Morrison, EarthClean Qiao Zhang Jing Han Chris Macosko Alon McCormick

The Role of Microscopy in Self-Assembly: Emulsion Processing and Drug Delivery

94 NMP David Josephson Andreas Stein

The Effects of Integrated Carbon as a Light Absorber on the Coloration of Photonic Crystal-based Pigments


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Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces Poster # Program Authors Title

95 OEI Tyler Mullenbach Matthew Menke Russell J. Holmes

Understanding Exciton Energy Transfer Across Complex Interfaces Using the Kinetic Monte Carlo Technique

96 OEI Yunlong Zou Russell J. Holmes

Influence of MoOx Interlayer on the Maximum Achievable Open-Circuit Voltage in Organic Photovoltaic Cells

97 OEI Yanfei Wu Greg Haugstad C. Daniel Frisbie

Molecular Dewetting at Organic Semiconductor/Insulator Interface Observed by Scanning Probe Microscopy

98 OEI Nicholas C. Erickson Sankar Raman, Physical Electronics

Scott Bryan, Physical Electronics

Russell J. Holmes

Relating Spatial Composition and Performance in Organic Light-Emitting Devices

99 OEI Jon Hinke David Blank

Octaethyl Porphyrins: Charge Transfer, Triplet Fusion and Simulations

100 OEI Kihyon Hong Se Hyun Kim C. Daniel Frisbie

Printed and Low-Voltage Complementary Circuits Constructed From High-Performance Electrolyte Gated Transistors

101 OEI Feilong Liu Paul Ruden

Improving Organic Photovoltaic Device Efficiency Through a Tunnel Interface Engineering


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Organic Optoelectronic Interfaces cont’d Poster # Program Authors Title

102 OEI Wei Xie Katie McGarry Pradyumna Prabhumirashi, Northwestern Univ Mark Hersam, Northwestern U Chris Douglas C. Daniel Frisbie

Enhancement of Ambipolar Transport in Rubrene-Based Single Crystal Transistors with Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Modified Contacts

103 OEI Kathryn McGarry Chris Douglas

Synthetic Efforts Towards an N-Type Organic Semiconductor: Perfluororubrene

104 OEI Tom Pundsack David Blank

Ultrafast Exciton Localization to Aggregates in P3HT Thin Films

105 OEI Victoria Chemistruck Chris Douglas

Investigating the Structure-Property Relationship of Single-Crystal Organic Semiconductors

106 OEI Nathan T. Morgan Yi Zhang Russell J. Holmes Edward L. Cussler

Sublimation Mechanism for Small Molecule Organic Semiconductors


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Renewable Energy Materials Poster # Program Authors Title

107 REM Theodore Knutson Novel Synthesis of Copper Zinc Tin Sulfide and Other Abundant Metal Sulfides

108 REM Ting Chen Charge Transport in Thin Films of Hydrosilylated Silicon Nanocrystals

109 REM Nicolaas J. Kramer Uwe R. Kortshagen

Self-Assembled Silicon Microstructures for Photovoltaic Applications

110 REM Jihua Yang Patrick Felbier, U Duisburg-Essen

Jens Theis, U Duisburg-Essen

Rick Liptak Uwe Kortshagen Gerd Bacher, U Duisburg-Essen

Axel Lorke, U Duisburg-Essen

Synthesis of Luminescent ZnO Quantum Dots Using Nonthermal Plasma Technique

111 REM Boris D. Chernomordik Amelie Beland D. D. Deng Aloysius A. Gunawan David J. Norris, ETH Zürich Eray S. Aydil

Copper Zinc Tin Sulfide Thin Films from Annealed Colloidal Nanocrystal Coatings: Microstructure Evolution

112 REM Nafiseh Rajabbeigi Michael Tsapatsis

Zeolite Adsorbents and Catalysts for Sugar Conversions


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Presentations by

Date & Time


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NOTES


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PRESENTATIONS BY TIME TUESDAY, MAY 28

WS = Workshop PR = Program Review

Time

Event

Title

Authors 1:30 PM MP WS 1 What Prevents Polymer Graphene Nanocomposites From

Reaching Their Theoretical Properties? Chris Macosko

“ CPF WS 1 Use of Tailor Made Amorphous Silica Technology to Enhance Coatings

Maria Nargiello

“ NMP WS Self-Assembly, Colloids, Surfaces, and Nanostructures in Industry Francois Ahimou, Dave Burleson, Jason Heffelfinger, Patti Sanft, Scott Walker, Jinping Dong, Mike Tupy, David Whitcomb, Eric Granstrom

1:45 PM REM PR Nonthermal Plasma Synthesis of ZnS and Al:ZnO Nanocrystals for Optoelectronic Applications

Elijah Thimsen, Jihua Yang, Ben Greenberg, Eray Aydil, Uwe Kortshagen

2:15 PM CPF WS 1 Computational Analysis of Coating Processes Marcio Carvalho

“ REM PR Hypervalent Surface Interactions for Colloidal Stability and Doping of Silicon Nanocrystals

Lance Wheeler, Nathan Neale, Ting Chen, Uwe Kortshagen

2:20 PM MP WS 1 Developments in Polymer/Carbon Nanotube Composite Films and Fibers

Satish Kumar

2:35 PM REM PR Alkali Metal Enhanced Grain Growth in Cu2ZnSnS4 Thin Films Eray S. Aydil, Melissa Johnson, Sergey Baryshev, Michael Manno, Elijah Thimsen, Xin Zhang, Christopher Leighton

3:20 PM CPF WS 1 Treatment and Preparation of Angioplasty Balloons for AFM Material Analysis

Bruce Forsyth, Jacob Warner, Greg Haugstad, Fang Zhou

3:30 PM MP WS 1 Carbon Nanotube and Graphene: From Fluid Phases to Multifunctional Materials

Matteo Pasquali

Rooms CPF: Keller Hall 3-180

MP: Keller Hall 3-210

NMP: Mech Eng 18

REM: Keller Hall 3-115


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PRESENTATIONS BY TIME TUESDAY, MAY 28


3:30 PM REM PR Copper Zinc Tin Sulfide Thin Films from Annealed Colloidal Nanocrystal Coatings: Microstructure Evolution

Boris Chernomordik, Amelie Beland, D. D. Deng, Aloysius A. Gunawan, David J. Norris Eray S. Aydil

3:45 PM CPF WS 1 High Speed Imaging to Characterize Spray Profiles of Waterborne Latex Coatings

Keith Kirkwood*

3:50 PM REM PR Photochemical Degradation of Alkylated Silicon Nanocrystals Jeslin Wu, Uwe R. Kortshagen

4:10 PM CPF WS 1 Academia & Industry Successful Partnership in Precision Coating Technology

Shuzo Fuchigami

REM PR Atomic Layer Deposition of Transparent Conducting Multimetallic Oxide Films for Photovoltaic Applications

Wayne Gladfelter, Ellis Warner

4:20 PM MP WS 1 Graphene Oxide: Some New Insights Into an Old Material Jiaxing Huang

4:30 PM REM PR Continuous-Flow Chemical Bath Deposition of ZnxCd1-xS Buffer Thin Films for CIGS-Based Solar Cells

Joel T. Abrahamson, B. Selin Tosun, Christopher Cheng, Stephen A. Campbell Eray S. Aydil

4:50 PM REM PR Engineered Biosynthesis of Medium-chain Esters as Advanced Biofuels

Yi-Shu Tai, Mingyong Xiong, Kechun Zhang

*Industrial Fellow

Rooms CPF: Keller Hall 3-180


NMP: Mech Eng 18

REM: Keller Hall 3-115


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8:25 AM BPM WS Welcome and Introduction Chun Wang

8:30 AM BPM WS Orthopedic Implant Coatings: The Leap From Bench-Side to In Vivo Thomas P. Schaer

“ MP WS 2 Thin Composite Coatings of Purified Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes: Applications and Durability

Erik Hobbie

“ OEI WS Tandem White OLED Devices Combining Fluorescent and Phosphorescent Emitters for Lighting

Marina Kondakova

9:00 AM CPF WS 2 Perspectives on Solidification and Stress Development in Coatings Lorraine Francis

9:10 AM OEI WS OLED Light Extraction Film Stan Lee

9:15 AM BPM WS Designing Polymers with Protein-like Activity: Novel Antimicrobial Peptide Mimics

Gregory N. Tew

9:20 AM MP WS 2 Engineering Carbon Additives for Functionality in Polymer Composites: From Carbon Block to Graphenes

Angelos Kyrlidis

9:45 AM CPF WS 2 Hershey Coating Applications and Related Interests Julie Hickey

10:15 AM MP WS 2 Toughening of Thermosets with Low Levels of Graphene Yong Tae Park, Yuqiang Qian, Andrewas Stein, Chris Macosko

10:20 AM OEI WS Depth Profiling of OLED Materials by Cluster Ion Beams John Hammond

10:30 AM BPM WS Molecular Understanding, Design and Development of Ultra Low Fouling Zwitterionic-based Functional Materials

Shaoyi Jiang

“ CPF WS 2 Ultra-Thin Coating with Tensioned-Web Method and Thickness Fluctuation Analysis by Real-Time Thickness Measurement Method and Numerical Model

Toshihide Horii* Marcio Carvalho, Satish Kumar

10:40 AM MP WS 2 High Voltage and Shielding Applications for Carbon Nanotube Composites

Sam Dahman

11:00 AM CPF WS 2 Perspectives on Visualization of Coating Processes Wieslaw Suszynski

“ OEI WS Development of Mass Production Thermal Evaporation Process Equipment For Organic Light-Emitting Devices (OLEDs)

Wade Luhman

11:05 AM MP WS 2 Picosecond Heating of Free-Standing and Substrate-Supported CarbonNanotubes Studied with Ultrafast Electron Microscopy

David Flannigan

11:15 AM BPM WS Panel Discussion, Conclusion Chun Wang

*Industrial Fellow

Rooms BB: Keller 3-115

BPM: Keller 3-125

CPF: Keller 3-180

MH: Keller 2-260


NMP: Mech Eng 18

OEI: Keller Hall 3-111

PRESENTATIONS BY TIME

WED, MAY 29


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WED, MAY 29


1:15 PM BB WS Opening Remarks Ping Wang

1:20 PM BB WS Forces Stabilizing Proteins Nick Pace

“ BPM PR Frontiers in Crystal Engineering Sathyanarayana Perumalla, Calvin Sun

“ MH PR Capitalizing on Interface Effects by Creating "Artificial" Interfaces within a Material

Brittany Nelson-Cheeseman

“ MP PR 1 Thermodynamics of Block Copolymer Micellization in Ionic Liquid Solvents

Megan Hoarfrost, Timothy P. Lodge

“ NMP PR 1 A Comprehensive Approach for Characterizing the Extent of Reaction and Dispersity Index in SAMs (Self-Assembled Monolayers) of Molecular Wires.

Abel Demissie, C. Daniel Frisbie,

1:30 PM CPF PR 1 On the Mechanism of Dynamic Wetting Failure Eric Vandre, Marcio Carvalho, Satish Kumar

“ OEI PR Relating Spatial Composition and Performance in Organic Light-Emitting Devices

Nicholas Erickson, Sankar Raman, Scott Bryan, Russell J. Holmes

1:40 PM BPM PR Biodegradable Semi-solid Polymers for Drug Delivery and Biodegradable Epoxy Elastomers as Surface Coating

Chun Wang

“ MP PR 1 Two-Compartment Hydrogels from Thermoresponsive ABC Triblock Terpolymers

Can Zhou, Tim Lodge

1:45 PM NMP PR 1 Conversion of Three-Dimensionally Ordered Macroporous TiO2 to High Surface Area Hierarchical Titanate Nanostructures with Li-Ion Intercalation Activity

Nicholas Petkovich, Stephen Rudisill, Andreas Stein

1:50 PM CPF PR 1 Intermixing of Particle Dispersions with Polymers in Multilayer Drying

Tomohiko Anazawa* Satish Kumar, Wieslaw Suszynski

“ OEI PR Molecular Dewetting at Organic Semiconductor/Insulator Interface Observed by Scanning Probe Microscopy

Yanfei Wu, Greg Haugstad, C. Daniel Frisbie

2:00 PM BPM PR Engineering of Biomaterials Using Intelligent Biopolymers Wei Shen

*Industrial Fellow


BPM: Keller 3-125

CPF: Keller 3-180

MH: Keller 2-260


NMP: Mech Eng 18



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2:00 PM MH PR Orientation and Strain Dependence of the Magnetic Phase Separation at Perovskite Cobaltite Interfaces

Shameek Bose, Manish Sharma, Maria A. Torija, Josh Schmitt, Chris Leighton, Jaume Gazquez, Maria Varela, Haile Ambaye, Rick J. Goyette, Valeria Lauter, Michael R. Fitzsimmons

2:00 PM MP PR 1 Morphology, Modulus, and Ionic Conductivity of a Triblock Terpolymer/Ionic Liquid ElectrolyteMembrane

Lucas McIntosh, Tim Lodge

2:05 PM NMP PR 1 Effects of Pore Architecture on Capacitance of Mesoporous Carbon-Based Supercapacitors

Benjamin Wilson, Anh Vu, Andreas Stein

2:10 PM BB WS Computational Design of Protein Stability: Stabilized to Order George Makhatadze

“ CPF PR 1 Response of Two-Layer Slot Coating Flows to Periodic External Disturbances

Danmer Maza, Marcio Carvalho

“ OEI PR Enhancement of Ambipolar Transport in Rubrene-Based Single Crystal Transistors with Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Modified Contacts

Wei Xie, Katie McGarry, Pradyumna Prabhumirashi, Mark Hersam, Chris Douglas, C. Daniel Frisbie

2:20 PM BPM PR Dual Responsive Block Polymers: A Reversible Micellization and Gelation Approach

Isha Koonar, Ronald A. Siegel

“ MH PR Quantifying Spin-Injection and Detection Efficiencies Using Multi-Terminal Ferromagnet-Semiconductor Devices

Chad Geppert, Kevin Christie, Nicholas Krueger, Sahil Patel, Chris Palmstrøm, Paul Crowell

“ MP PR 1 Synthesis and Utility of PE-g-PMMA Copolymers in PE/PMMA Blends

Yuewen Xu, Tim Lodge, Marc Hillmyer

2:25 PM NMP PR 1 The Effects of Integrated Carbon as a Light Absorber on the Coloration of Photonic Crystal-based Pigments

David Josephson, Andreas Stein

2:30 PM OEI PR Printed and Low-Voltage Complementary Circuits Constructed From High-Performance Electrolyte Gated Transistors

Kihyon Hong, Se Hyun Kim, C. Daniel Frisbie

2:50 PM OEI PR Studies into the Synthesis of [8]cyclacene Sarah Wegwerth, Chris Douglas


WED, MAY 29



BPM: Keller 3-125

CPF: Keller 3-180

MH: Keller 2-260


NMP: Mech Eng 18



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3:10 PM

CPF PR 1


WED, MAY 29


Optimization of Aerosol Jet Printing For High Resolution, High Aspect Ratio Silver Lines

Ankit Mahajan, Wieslaw Suszynksi, C. Daniel Frisbie, Lorraine F. Francis

3:20 PM BPM PR Engineered Cardiovascular Tissues Lee Meier, Robert Tranquillo

“ MH PR Novel Approaches for Thin Films Growth: Towards Oxide Electronics

Bharat Jalan

“ MP PR 1 Cavitation in Block Copolymer Modified Epoxies Revealed by Simultaneous SAXS/Tensile Experiments

Carmelo Declet-Perez, Lorraine F. Francis, Frank S. Bates

3:25 PM NMP PR 1 Colloidal Surface Studies Relevant to the Dye Sensitized Solar Cell (DSSC)

Rajan Vatassery, J. Ilja Siepmann, Wayne Gladfelter

3:30 PM BB WS Spatial Confinement for Enzyme Stabilization for Industrial Biotechnologies

Ping Wang

“ CPF PR 1 Continuous Coating of Copper Zinc Tin Sulfide Nanocrystal Dispersions

Bryce Williams, Eray Aydil, Lorraine Francis

3:40 PM BPM PR Quantification, Mechanism and Mitigation of Active Ingredient Phase Transformation in Tablets

Naveen Thakral, Raj Suryanarayanan

“ MP PR 1 Synthetic Strategies Towards Polypropylene-Based Bottlebrush Copolymers

Sam Dalsin, Frank Bates, Marc Hillmyer

“ OEI PR Influence of MoOx Interlayer on the Maximum Achievable Open-Circuit Voltage in Organic Photovoltaic Cells

Yunlong Zou, Russell J. Holmes

3:50 PM CPF PR 1 Thermal and Electrohydrodynamic Instabilities for Surface Patterning

Andrew Corbett, Satish Kumar

“ NMP PR 1 Understanding Solution-Phase Adsorption of Alcohols onto All-Silica Zeolites: Accurate Prediction by Molecular Simulation Using a Transferable Force Field

Peng Bai, Michael Tsapatsis, J. Ilja Siepmann


BPM: Keller 3-125

CPF: Keller 3-180

MH: Keller 2-260


NMP: Mech Eng 18



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4:00 PM

BPM PR


WED, MAY 29


Novel Silicate Prodrug Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery: Characterization and In Vitro Drug Release

Jing Han, Andrew Michel, Han Seung Lee, Stephen Kalscheuer, Chris Macosko, Tom Hoye, Alon McCormick, Jayanth Panyam

“ MH PR Telegraph Noise in Square Permalloy Dots: A Model System for Studying Low-Frequency Magnetic Noise

Daniel Endean, Chad, T. Weigelt, Randall H. Victora, E. Dan, Dahlberg

“ MP PR 1 Sustainable Poly(lactide-b-butadiene) Multiblock Copolymers with Enhanced Mechanical Properties

Tessie Panthani, Intaek Lee, Frank S. Bates

“ OEI PR Improving Organic Photovoltaic Device Efficiency Through a Tunnel Interface Engineering

Feilong Liu Paul Ruden

4:10 PM CPF PR 1 Poster Introductions Robert Lade, Weihua Li, Chen-yu Liu, Yan Wu, Wanlu Zhang

“ NMP PR 1 Zeolite Adsorbents and Catalysts for Sugar Conversions Nafiseh Rajabbeigi, Michael Tsapatsis

4:20 PM BB WS Engineering More Stable Enzymes Romas Kazlauskas

“ MP PR 1 Nanofibers From Melt Blown Fiber-In-Fiber Polymer Blends Zaifei Wang, Feng Zuo, Dawud H. Tan, Soondeuk Jeung, Chris W. Macosko, Frank S. Bates


BPM: Keller 3-125

CPF: Keller 3-180

MH: Keller 2-260


NMP: Mech Eng 18



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THUR, MAY 30


8:20 AM MP PR 2 Stabilization of Cocontinuous Polymer Blends Via Interfacial Localization of Nanoclays

Aaron Hedegaard, Milana Trifkovic, Chris Macosko

8:25 AM NMP PR 2 Characterization of an Early-Stage Membrane Fusion Intermediate of Sindbis Virus using Cryo-electron Microscopy

Sheng Cao, Wei Zhang

8:30 AM BB PR New Applications for Enzymes Larry Wackett

8:40 AM CPF PR 2 Gravure printing: Liquid transfer from cells and grooves Diego Campana, Marcio Carvalho

“ MP PR 2 Investigating the Order-Disorder Transition in Simulations of Diblock Copolymer Melts

Pavani Medapuram, David Morse

8:45 AM NMP PR 2 The Role of Microscopy in Self-Assembly: Emulsion Processing and Drug Delivery

Hanseung Lee, Chris Frethem, Eric Morrison, Qiao Zhang, Jing Han, Chris Macosko, Alon McCormick

9:00 AM BB PR Use of Metagenomic Approaches to Understand and Capitalize on Microbial Diversity

Michael Sadowsky

“ MP PR 2 Thermoplastic Polyurethanes from Bio-Based Poly(δ-Decalactone) Diols

Donglin Tang, Marc Hillmyer, Chris Macosko

“ CPF PR 2 Electrostatically Assisted Deformation of a Liquid Meniscus Near a Cavity

Aruna Ramkrishnan, Satish Kumar

9:05 AM NMP PR 2 Oil Spill Dispersants: Mechanisms of Action and Alternative Applications

David Riehm, Alon McCormick

4:20 PM

OEI PR

PRESENTATIONS BY TIME, WED, MAY 29

Connecting Molecular Structure and Exciton Diffusion Length in Rubrene Derivatives

Tyler Mullenbach, Kathryn McGarry, Wade Luhman, Chris Douglas, Russell Holmes

4:30 PM NMP PR 1 Zeolite Membranes for CO2 Capture Bahman Elyassi, Z. Zhang, Michael Tsapatsis

Rooms

BB: Keller Hall 3-115

CPF: Keller Hall 3-180


NMP: Mech Eng 18


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9:20 AM

CPF PR 2


THUR, MAY 30


Improving Resolution for Roll-to-Roll Printed Electronics

Heng Zhang, Alexander Ramm, Sooman Lim, Wieslaw Suzynski, C. Daniel Frisbie, Lorraine F Francis

“ MP PR 2 Effect of Processing and Tacticity on Tg of PMMA/Graphene Nano-Composites

Shigeru Aoyama* Ken-Hsuan Liao, Chris Macosko

9:25 AM NMP PR 2 Metal Salts for Enhanced Gas Absorption Heath Himstedt, Alon McCormick, Edward Cussler

9:30 AM BB PR Enzymatic Protein Labeling Using Prenyltransferases Jonathan Dozier, Mark Distefano

10:20 AM CPF PR 2 Characterization of Stress Development in Particulate Coatings Kyle Price, Alon McCormick, Lorraine Francis

10:20 AM MP PR 2 Thermoset Materials from Sugar Derived Dilactones James Gallagher, Theresa Reineke, Marc Hillmyer

10:30 AM BB PR Thin-Film Enzyme Technologies for Bioanalysis Ping Wang

10:40 AM CPF PR 2 Slot Coating of Non-Colloidal Particle Suspension Simone Araujo, Luis Diego Silva, Diego Campana, Marcio Carvalho

“ MP PR 2 Precise Monomeric Control of Multicomponent Random Copolymers: Excipient Design for Oral Drug Delivery

Jeffrey M. Ting, Tushar S. Navale, Frank S. Bates, Theresa Reineke

“ NMP PR 2 Nanoscale Characterization of Polymer-Inorganic Nanocomposites by AFM

Greg Haugstad, Bill Coggio* Jake Warner

11:00 AM BB PR Biosynthetic Innovations for Sustainable Polymers Mingyong Xiong , Kechun Zhang

“ CPF PR 2 Analysis of the Binder Distribution in Electrode During Drying Hideki Hagiwara* Lorraine F. Francis

“ MP PR 2 Block Vs. Statistical Copolymers for Gene Delivery Dustin Sprouse, Theresa Reineke

*Industrial Fellow

Rooms




NMP: Mech Eng 18


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11:00 AM

NMP PR 2


THUR, MAY 30


AFM and Tribological Investigations of UV-Crosslinked Coatings

Greg Haugstad, Maggie Zeng* Alon McCormick

11:20 AM CPF PR 2 Forced Spreading and Evaporation of Films and Droplets of Colloidal Suspensions

Leonardo Espin, Satish Kumar

MP PR 2 Trehalose-Based Copolymers for Non-Viral Gene Delivery Zachary Tolstyka, Theresa. Reineke

11:30 AM BB PR PGenetic Improvement of Yeast strains for Cellulosic Ethanol Production

Pedro Pena, Steven Glasker, John Hundertmark, Jared Cohen, Friedrich Srienc

*Industrial Fellow

Rooms




NMP: Mech Eng 18


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INDUSTRIAL FELLOWS PROGRAM

The goal of the Industrial Fellows Program is to bring industrial and university

scientists and engineers together in collaborative interaction for an extended

period. This program structure provides the opportunity to formulate and

implement long-term, non-proprietary research projects of mutual interest and

encourages the exchange of new insights, ideas, and knowledge. Companies with

IPrime Sponsor-level membership may send one Fellow per year as part of their

membership fees. Affiliate-level companies may send Fellows for an additional

fee.

While in residence at the University, a designated employee works closely with

IPrime researchers on an open, pre-defined research project of mutual interest. To

encourage Industrial Fellows and IPrime faculty to have a true interactive research

experience, the program allows for a flexible schedule, and the residency period

ranges from 10 days to one year. However, to ensure meaningful collaboration, the

10 days should be scheduled within a year.

HOW TO BECOME AN INDUSTRIAL FELLOW The prospective fellow works with the IPrime faculty member who will be directly

associated with the project to develop a one- to two-page proposal describing the

nature of the research and the estimated amount of time to be spent in residence.

The fellow, faculty member and appropriate IPrime Program Leader sign this

proposal and forward it to the Partnership Director for final approval. For further

information contact Bob Lewis, [email protected], ph: 612-625-1269.

IPrime Partners the University of Minnesota and Industry

mailto:[email protected]

Company Name Research Faculty

Asahi Kasei Ryo Horiuchi Multi-layer coating fundamentals Kumar Carvalho

Boston Scientific Maggie Zeng Impact of polymer crosslinking on particulate profile of a hydrophilic coating used in a medical device

McCormick Haugstad

Cabot Bill Coggio AFM investigations of coatings and polymer-particles systems Haugstad

CooperVision Rachel Marullo Morphological and rheological characterization of silicone hydrogel contact lenses

Macosko

Corning, Inc. Brandon Williamson Investigation of “shrinkback” in extruded polymeric materials focusing on amorphous regions

Macosko

Dai Nippon Printing Tomohiko Anazawa Evaluation method of functional interlayer between two liquid layers

Kumar

Donaldson Company Joe Block & Brad Hauser Cyro-SEM for organic solvents Haugstad

General Mills Steve Anderson Multilayer die property optimization Macosko

Nitto Denko Kei Yoshida Numerical simulation of phase separation Morse

Panasonic Toshihide Horii Study of ultra thin coating method Kumar Carvalho

Toray Shigeru Aoyama Interface characterization of composite material Macosko Haugstad

Total (Bostik) Miao Hu Physical profiles of hot melt adhesives in the coating applications Lodge

Toyota Hideki Hagiwara Visualization, analysis and optimization of paste and film during battery electrode fabrication Francis

Upsher-Smith Sam Reinhold Quantitation of coating efficiency for multiparticulate systems Sun

Valspar Keith Kirkwood Improved industrial spray coating and final film coalescence Kumar Francis

IPrime Industrial Fellows 2013

IPRIME ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE MAY 28 – 30, 2013

May 28 Tuesday Afternoon CPF MP NMP REM Special Events Workshop 1 Workshop 1 Workshop Program Poster Session 1 Keller 3-180 Keller 3-210 Mech Eng 18 Keller 3-115 McNamara Alumni Ctr

Memorial Hall

1:30 – 5:20p 1:30 – 5:20p 1:30 – 5:20p 1:30 – 5:20p 5:45 – 7:00p

May 29 Wednesday Morning

BPM CPF MP OEI Special Events Workshop Workshop 2

Workshop 2

Workshop Plenary Session & Luncheon

Keller 3-125 Keller 3-180

Keller 3-210 Keller 3-111 McNamara Alumni Ctr Johnson Great Room

8:30 – 11:40a 9:00 – 11:40a 8:30 – 11:40a 8:30 – 11:40a 11:45a – 1:05p

May 29 Wednesday Afternoon BB BPM CPF MH MP NMP OEI Special Events

Workshop Program Program 1 Program Program 1 Program 1 Program Faculty-Industry Meet & Greet McNamara, Johnson Rm, 5–5:45p Keller 3-115 Keller 3-125 Keller 3-180 Keller 2-260 Keller 3-210 Mech Eng 18 Keller 3-111

Poster Session 2 + Awards

McNamara, Memorial, 5:45–7:30p 1:15 – 5:00p 1:15 – 5:00p 1:15 – 5:00p 1:15 – 5:00p 1:15 – 5:00p 1:15 – 5:00p 1:15 – 5:00p Characterization Facility Demos

12 Shepherd Labs, 7 – 8:30p

May 30 Thursday Morning / Afternoon BB CPF MP NMP Special Events

Program Program 2 Program 2 Program 2 PPB Breakfast Meeting, 7–8:15a Keller 3-115

Keller 3-180

Keller 3-210 Mech Eng 18 Commons Hotel, Think 5 Room

BB, BPM, CPF, MP, NMP TAC Meetings, 12 – 1:45p 8:20 – 11:40a 8:20 – 11:40a 8:20 – 11:40a 8:20 – 11:40a (5) Coffman Union, 4th Floor

PPB Board Meeting, 2 – 3:30p Coffman Union, President’s Room

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