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IPrime

Annual Meeting

May 31 – June 2, 2016 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

Schedule & Events

• Special Topic Workshops

• Program Reviews

• 2 Poster Sessions

• Faculty-Industry Meet & Greet

• Board & Committee Meetings

Welcome! I would like to thank you for attending the IPrime 2016 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 and one of the most successful in the country. 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 45 faculty and associated graduate students from 9 departments working in 7 research programs, with support from 41 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 their expertise in areas such as biotechnology, bio and pharmaceutical materials, electronic materials and devices, organic semi-conductors, polymers, and coatings. In addition there are five exciting workshops and a plenary lecture on the “Innovation Journey.” On the following pages you will find the schedules and abstracts for both the presentations and posters. You will also find the location of the meeting rooms and a map of the poster sessions. Complete information 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 that you will be able to access with your company password. If you can’t find the presentation on the website, feel free to contact the presenter, identifying yourself as an IPrime member. We welcome your feedback through your company’s Technical Advisory Committee Representative(s) (TAC). Again, thank you for your membership in IPrime and for participating in the 2016 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 44 faculty. IPRIME research is pre-competitive, non-proprietary and focuses on two-way knowledge transfer within seven research partnership programs.

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials

Coating Process Fundamentals

Electronic Materials and Devices

Flexible Electronics and Photovoltaics

Microstructured Polymers

Nanostructural Materials and Processes

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 Characterization—Rheology* University Imaging Center * Coating Process and Visualization Lab Polymer Synthesis 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 Adama Anasys Asahi Kasei Ashland Inc. BASF Becton-Dickinson Boston Scientific Cabot Dai Nippon Printing Dow Chemical DSM Ecolab Evonik ExxonMobil H.B. Fuller Hearing Components Infineum Interplastic Corporation Jabil

Member Companies

Lonza Marvin Windows and Doors Medtronic Nanocopoeia NIST Nitto Optomec Physical Electronics RTP Company SABIC Sage Glass Sandia Livermore Sappi SVT Associates TA Instruments Toray Total Upsher-Smith Valspar WestRock

Industrial Partnership for Research in

Interfacial and Materials Engineering

www.iprime.umn.edu

Industrial Partnership for Research in Interfacial and Materials Engineering 2016 Annual Meeting

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IPRIME ANNUAL MEETING 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Special Events p. 2

Partnership Programs, Descriptions & Abbreviations p. 3

Quick View: Schedule of Events Back cover

Workshops:

Surface Treatment, Surface Patterning, and Coating Adhesion 1 (CPF) p.7

High Performance Polyolefins 1 (MP) p. 8

Web-based Tools for Protein Engineering (BB) p.9 Recent Advances in Hard Biomaterials (BPM) p. 10

Surface Treatment, Surface Patterning, and Coating Adhesion 2 (CPF) p. 11

Advances in Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Materials for Flexible Electronics (FEP) p. 12

High Performance Polyolefins 2 (MP) p. 13

Poster Session Tuesday Evening p. 15

Plenary Luncheon p. 16 Program Reviews:

Electronic Materials and Devices p. 19

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology p. 20

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials p. 21

Coating Process Fundamentals I p. 22

Flexible Electronics and Photovoltaics p. 23

Microstructured Polymers I p. 24

Nanostructural Materials and Processes I p. 25-26

Coating Process Fundamentals II p. 26-27

Microstructured Polymers II p.27-28

Nanostructural Materials and Processes II p. 28-29 Poster Sessions p. 31-39

Daily Schedules by Date and Time p. 41-51

Thursday TAC & PPB Events p.53 Building Names and Map p. 54


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SPECIAL EVENTS & PPB/TAC MEETINGS

Poster Session 1 Tues, May 31, 5:45 – 7:00 PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Memorial Hall Plenary Luncheon Wed, June 1, 11:45- 1:00 PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Johnson Great Room Faculty- Industry Meet & Greet Wed, June 1, 5:00-5:45 PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Johnson Great Room Poster Session 2 Wed, June 1, 5:45 – 7:30 PM, McNamara Alumni Center, Memorial Hall Poster Awards at 7:00 PM Planning and Policy Board Breakfast (PPB representatives only) Thu, June 2, 7:00-8:15 AM, The Commons Hotel, Think 5 Room

Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meetings & Luncheons (TAC representatives only) Thu, June 2, 12:00-1:45 PM, Coffman Memorial Union, 4rd Floor, Campus Club Meeting rooms in Coffman: BB TAC Room 410 MP TAC Dale Shepherd Room BPM TAC Room 411 NMP TAC Room A CPF TAC Room B/C Planning and Policy Board Meeting Thu, June, 2:00-3:30 PM, Coffman Memorial Union, 3rd Floor, President’s Room Characterization Facility Tour Thu, June 2, ~4:00 PM, Shepherd Labs (Tour will start after the Planning and Policy Board meeting)

WI-FI Network Guest Access at the University of Minnesota

To connect to the U of M Free Wi-Fi, log in using the “U of M Guest” SSID and enter your active email address. Please note that this service offers no encryption and is limited in bandwidth and capacity.


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PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS NAMES & ABBREVIATIONS

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology (BB) Conceive and apply biological technologies and products, with structures and functionalities fine-tuned at molecular, micro, cellular and reactor scales. These include biosynthesis for biofuels, polymers, and specialty chemicals; design and engineering of enzymes, proteins, biochemicals and microbes; metabolic and pathway engineering; functional genomics for enzyme discovery; interfacial and micro-environmental interactions, assembling and activation; and biotechnologies for smart materials, biosensors, bioremediation, and surface-active ingredients. 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) Research aimed at the fundamentals of liquid-applied coating and printing processes, including li quid flow, interfacial phenomena, solidification and structure development, and employing process visualizations, microcopies, nanotesting, spectroscopies, and microstructure probes combined with theory and computational methods. Electronic Materials and Devices (EMD) Focuses on synthesis, structural and chemical characterization, and a plethora of electronic, optical and magnetic characterization techniques. Particular emphasis is placed on the understanding of the fundamentals of electronic structure and transport in electronic and magnetic materials in addition to the materials science, physics and chemistry of the interfaces and nanostructures that play such a vital role in devices. Flexible Electronics and Photovoltaics (FEP) Flexible electronics have the potential to revolutionize how we interact with our surroundings, with new applications in areas including energy conversion, information display, and lifescience technology. The Flexible Electronics and Photovoltaics (FEP) program is committed to defining and addressing challenges to the realization of these emerging technologies. Activities are centered on the study of both organic and hybrid organic-inorganic semiconductor materials and their application in discrete devices and broader electronic systems. Research activities and expertise in FEP spans all aspects of organic and hybrid organic-inorganic electronics, including material and thin film synthesis, device design, characterization and modeling, and materials processing (both solution-based and vapor-based). Microstructured Polymers (MP) Design and synthesis of novel polymers, characterization of their structural and mechanical properties, and investigation of their rheology 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, personal care, and other businesses.


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WORKSHOPS Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning

Tuesday PM

Surface Treatment, Surface Patterning, and Coating Adhesion (CPF) p. 7

High Performance Polyolefins (MP) p. 8

Wednesday AM

Web-based Tools for Protein Engineering (BB) p. 9

Recent Advances in Hard Biomaterials (BPM) p. 10

Surface Treatment, Surface Patterning, and Coating Adhesion (CPF) p. 11

Advances in Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Materials for Flexible Electronics (FEP) p. 12

High Performance Polyolefins (MP) p. 13


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Tuesday, May 31 1:30-5:20 PM | Keller Hall, Room 3-180

Surface Treatment, Surface Patterning, and Coating Adhesion-1

Coating Process Fundamentals Program Satish Kumar, Coordinator

Coating quality is frequently dependent on the properties of the underlying substrate. Substrates are often treated in various ways to promote certain properties, such as coating adhesion. In other cases, the surface to be coated may be patterned, chemically/and or topographically, creating unique challenges for controlled liquid deposition. The purpose of this workshop is to highlight opportunities for fundamental research concerning surface treatment, surface patterning, and coating adhesion. Such opportunities may arise from long-standing problems as well as emerging areas. Contributions that discuss practical industrial challenges are especially welcome.

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

1:30 PM Welcome Satish Kumar, UMN

1:35 PM Adhesion in Soft Media Manoj Chaudhury, Lehigh University

2:20 PM

Commercial Scale Self Assembled Polymer-pigment Composites for Waterborne Coatings with High Performance, Improved Eco-footprint and Lower Cost

James Bohling, Dow Chemical

3:00 PM Break

3:30 PM Patterning Surfaces with Self-Assembly and Marangoni Flow Chris Ellison, UT Austin

4:25 PM Thin Film Mechanics Solutions for Polymer/Metal Film Adhesion Bill Gerberich, UMN


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Tuesday, May 31 1:30-5:20 PM | Keller Hall, Room 3-210

High Performance Polyolefins-1

Microstructured Polymers Program Frank Bates, Program Leader

Polyolefins, and the broader class of saturated hydrocarbon polymers, represent a major fraction of the synthetic polymer industry, and the sales and applications of the associated materials continue to grow. This workshop will delve into recent advances in the chemistry, physics, processing and properties of polyolefins, drawing from industrial and academic research and development efforts in this vital segment of the polymer industry

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

1:30 PM Mechanisms and Applications of Proximal Effects in Bimetallic Olefin Polymerization Catalysis

Madalyn Radlauer, UMN, Theodor Agapie, California Institution of Technology

2:25 PM Synthesis and Applications of Polyolefin Block Copolymers James Eagan, Cornell University

3:00 PM Break

3:15 PM Thermodynamics of Polyolefin Blends: A Review and and Application Frank Bates, UMN

4:00 PM Commercial Olefin Block Copolymers Brian Habersberger, Dow Chemical Company

4:45 PM Properties and Morphology of Dyneema--The Strongest Fiber in the World Roman Stepanyan, DSM

5:30 PM Reinventing the Wheel: UHMWPE Lightweight Bicycle Spokes Charlie Spanjers, Berg, LLC


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Wednesday, June 1 8:30-11:40 AM | Keller 3-125

Web-based Tools for Protein Engineering Biocatalysis and Biotechnology

Ping Wang, Coordinator

Applications of proteins and enzymes often require them to be faster, more stable or more selective. Engineering these changes is getting easier with web-based tools that predict which changes are needed. This workshop will introduce these tools to non-specialists.

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Welcome and Overview Romas Kazlauskas, UMN

8:35 AM Tools for Discovery and Enabling Use of Biocatalysts Lawrence Wackett, UMN

9:05 AM Web-based Tools to Help with Cloning Maureen Quin, UMN

9:35 AM Protein Stabilization; Consensus Builder

Bryan J Jones, Romas J Kazlauskas, UMN

10:05 AM Break

10:25 AM Creating and Using a 3D Model of your Protein Mikael Elias, UMN

10:55 AM Computational Approaches to Protein Design and Evolution

Daniel Woldring, Benjamin Hackel, UMN

11:25 AM Closing remarks Romas Kazlauskas, UMN


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Recent Advances in Hard Biomaterials Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials

Ron Siegel, Program Leader

Hard biomaterials include metals, ceramics, and glassy and crystalline polymers, as well as bone and teeth. The manner by which hard materials interact with both hard and soft tissues is of crucial importance to the normal function, repair, and regeneration of these tissues. These interactions are of mechanical, chemical, and sometimes electrical nature, and are manifested at the macro, micro, and nano scales. The workshop will feature speakers with expertise on hard biomaterials, and their applications in orthopedics, restorative dentistry, and medical devices. AGENDA

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Metallic Biomaterial Surfaces and the Body Jeremy Gilbert, University of Syracuse

9:10 AM Enhancing Bone-implant Ingrowth in Healthy Hosts and in Patients with Comorbidities Joan Bechtold, UMN

9:50 AM Break

10:20 AM Interfaces: Regenerating Zones between Dissimilar Materials

Sunita Ho, Unv. California, San Francisco

11:00AM Nano-restorative Dental Materials: "Small Rocks with a Big Impact" Joe Oxman, 3M


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Surface Treatment, Surface Patterning, and Coating Adhesion-2

Coating Process Fundamentals Program Satish Kumar, Coordinator

Coating quality is frequently dependent on the properties of the underlying substrate. Substrates are often treated in various ways to promote certain properties, such as coating adhesion. In other cases, the surface to be coated may be patterned, chemically/and or topographically, creating unique challenges for controlled liquid deposition. The purpose of this workshop is to highlight opportunities for fundamental research concerning surface treatment, surface patterning, and coating adhesion. Such opportunities may arise from long-standing problems as well as emerging areas. Contributions that discuss practical industrial challenges are especially welcome.

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Welcome Satish Kumar, UMN

8:35 AM Surface Treaments to Synthetic Silica and their Advantages in Coatings Maria Nargiello, Evonik

9:20 AM Probing the Morphology, Hydration, Mechanics and Tribology of Biomedical Coatings with Environmental AFM Greg Haugstad, UMN

10:00 AM Break

10:20 AM Role of Surface Modifications for Product Development Michelle Lieu, Valspar

11:15 AM Designed Surface Modifications for Product Development Bruce Forsyth, Boston Scientific


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Wednesday, June 1 8:30-11:40 AM | Keller Hall, Room 3-115

Advances in Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Materials for Flexible Electronics

Flexible Electronics and Photovoltaics Russell Holmes, Coordinator

Organic electronic materials possess a variety of attractive processing features over their conventional semiconductor counterparts. Despite these processing advantages, the resulting device performance can lag those based on conventional electronic materials. Interestingly, unique synergies and functionalities are often possible when materials and devices are designed that combine both organic and inorganic building blocks, often leading to favorable combinations of attractive processing and unique performance. Recently, this has been especially evident in the emergence of hybrid, organometal-halide perovskite photovoltaics and printable metal-oxide electronic circuitry. This workshop will examine recent advances and remaining challenges to the broad application of hybrid organic-inorganic electronic materials for application in solar energy conversion and flexible electronics.

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Welcome Russ Holmes, UMN

8:35 AM Importance of Interfaces in Hybrid Perovskite Solar Cells

Joseph Berry, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

9:10 AM Materials for Printable and Wearable Circuits Yu Xia, Polyera

9:50 AM Break

10:15 AM Micrometer-scale 3D Printed Electronics Michael Renn, Optomec

10:55 AM Printed, Flexible and Hybrid Electronics for Commercial and Military Applications John Heitzinger, Molex


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Wednesday, June 1

8:30-11:40 AM | Keller Hall, Room 3-210

High Performance Polyolefins-2 Microstructured Polymers Program

Frank Bates, Program Leader Polyolefins, and the broader class of saturated hydrocarbon polymers, represent a major fraction of the synthetic polymer industry, and the sales and applications of the associated materials continue to grow. This workshop will delve into recent advances in the chemistry, physics, processing and properties of polyolefins, drawing from industrial and academic research and development efforts in this vital segment of the polymer industry

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Study of the Molecular Alignment in Polyethlene During Cold-Drawing using Time-Resolved in situ SANS

Carlos Lopez-Barron, Exxon-Mobil Chemical Company

8:55 AM TBA Atomistic MD Simulations of Polyolefin Crystalline and Rotator Phases

Scott Milner, Penn State University

9:40 AM Break

10:00 AM New Aspects of the Crystallization and Melt Structure of Ethylene/1-Alkene Copolymers

Rufina Alamo, Florida A&M University

10:45 AM Polyolefin Comb Block Polymers Patrick Brant, ExxonMobil Chemical Company


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POSTER SESSION I

TUESDAY EVENING 5:45 PM to 7:00 PM

MCNAMARA, MEMORIAL HALL

For a complete list of posters for both days please see pages 31-39

The posters will also be on display Wednesday at the same times. Poster awards will be announced at 7:00 PM Wednesday Night.


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PLENARY LUNCHEON

WEDNESDAY 11:45 AM to 1:05 PM

MCNAMARA, JOHNSON GREAT ROOM

Guest Speaker Andrew Van de Ven

Vernon H. Heath Professor of Organizational Innovation and Change Carlson School of Management, the University of Minnesota.

"The Innovation Journey: You can't control it,

but you can learn to maneuver it."

Our Minnesota Innovation Research Program and other studies have found that a common set of issues are encountered while the innovation journey unfolds in the development of a wide variety of new technologies, products, programs, and services. These issues challenge the usefulness of: business plans and budgets, stage-gate development processes, administrative progress reviews, consensus leadership, trial-and-error learning, and the belief that managers or entrepreneurs can control the innovation journey. However, they can increase their odds of success by developing and practicing skills in learning, leading, relating, and cycling through the innovation journey.


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PROGRAM REVIEWS

Wednesday

Electronic Materials and Devices p. 19

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology p. 20

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials p. 21

Coating Process Fundamentals I p. 22

Flexible Electronics and Photovoltaics p. 23

Microstructured Polymers 1 p. 24

Nanostructural Materials and Processes 1 p. 25-26

Thursday

Coating Process Fundamentals II p. 26-27

Microstructured Polymers II p.27-28

Nanostructural Materials and Processes II p. 28-29


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Wednesday, June 1 8:30-11:40 AM | Keller Hall, Room 3-111

EMD Program Review Electronic Materials and Devices Steve Koester, Program Leader

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Welcome and Introduction Steve Koester, UMN

8:50 AM Interface Control for High Performance Photovoltaics

Mandip Sibakoti, Tim Bontager, Sehyun Wang, Stephen Campbell, UMN

9:15 AM Diversity in Surface Conduction in FeS2 Single Crystals

Jeff Walter, Xin Zhang, Frazier Mork, Ryan Hool, Mike Manno, Eray Aydil, Chris Leighton, UMN

9:40 AM Radical MBE Approaches for Perovskite Oxides with Elements of Low Oxidation Potentials

Abhinav Prakash, Peng Xu, Bharat Jalan, UMN

10:05 AM Break

10:25 Two-Dimensional Materials for Electronic, Photonic, Spintronic and Sensing Applications Steve Koester, UMN

10:50 AM Nanocrystalline Al-doped ZnO Thin Films from Nonthermal Plasma Synthesis Integrated with Supersonic Impact Deposition

Benjamin Greenberg, Shreyashi Ganguly, Jacob Held, Andre Mkhoyan, Eray Aydil, Uwe Kortshagen, UMN

11:15 AM Heusler-alloy Based Spintronic Devices T. A. Peterson, P. A. Crowell, UMN


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Wednesday, June 1 1:15-5:00 PM | Keller Hall, Room 3-125

Biocatalysis and Biotechnology Program Review

Ping Wang, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Welcome and Overview Ping Wang, UMN

1:20 PM Accelerated Biocatalysis Lawrence Wackett, UMN

1:40 PM Microbial Biocontrol using Engineered Enzymes Disrupting Chemical Sensing Mikael Elias, UMN

2:00 PM Intelligent Delay of Evolution with Applications in Bio-Manufacturing

Xiao Yi, Michael Travisano, Romas Kazlauskas, UMN

2:20 PM Surface Functionalization using Affinity Binding Enzymes and Proteins Ping Wang, UMN

2:40 PM Break

3:00 PM Single Cell Analysis of Induction and Conjugation Response Kinetics in Enterococcus faecalis

Rebecca Breuer, Arpan Bandyopadhyay, Sofie O'Brien, Aaron Barnes, Wei-Shou Hu, Gary Dunny, UMN

3:20 PM A Combinatorial Assembly Pipeline for Gene Expression in Mammalian Cells

Chris Stach, Tung Le, Meghan McCann, Sofie O'Brien, Conor O'Brien, Michael Smanski, Wei-Shou Hu, UMN

3:40 PM Biocatalytic Protein Labeling using Protein Prenyltransferases Yi Zhang, Mark D. Distefano, UMN

4:00 PM Engineering Nonphosphorylative Metabolism of Biomass Sugars to TCA Cycle Derivatives

Yi-Shu Tai, Pooja Jambunathan, Jingyu Wang, Jilong Wang, Kechun Zhang, UMN


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Wednesday, June 1 1:15-5:00 PM | Keller 3-111

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials Program Review

Ron Siegel, Program Leader

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Welcome and Overview Ron Seigel, UMN

1:30 PM "Off the Shelf" Heart Valves and Vacular Grafts Grown In Vitro Robert Tranquillo, UMN

1:50 PM Fibrinolytic Co-delivery to Improve Tumor Penetration of Nano Drug Carriers Jayanth Panyam, UMN

2:10 PM Polymer-mediated Gene Delivery to Antigen-Presenting Cells: Recent Progress Chun Wang, UMN

2:30 PM Amorphous Solid Dispersions: Influence of Molecular Mobility on Stability

Pinal MistryRaj Suryanarayanan, UMN

2:50 PM Break

3:10 PM Design and Characterization of a New Thermosensitive and Biodegradable Triblock Hydrogel Efie Kokkoli, UMN

3:30 PM Engineering of Biomaterials Using Biomimetic Strategies and Intelligent Biopolymers Wei Shen, UMN

3:50 PM Mechanism and Kinetics of Punch Sticking During Tableting Shubhajit Paul, Changquan Calvin Sun, UMN

4:10 PM Swelling and Mechanical Relaxations of Hydrogels Ron Siegel, UMN


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Coating Process Fundamentals Program Review 1

Lorraine Francis and Satish Kumar, Co-Program Leaders

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

1:30 PM Coating Process Fundamentals - Progress and Plans Lorraine Francis, UMN

1:50 PM Slot Coating Flows of Elongated Particle Suspensions

Ivan Rosa de Siqueira, Rodrigo Bento Rebouças, Márcio da Silveira Carvalho, PUC-Rio

2:10 PM Stability in Liquid Curtain Coating

Alireza Mohammad Karim, Wieslaw J. Suszynski, Lorraine F. Francis, UMN; Marcio S. Carvalho, PUC Rio

2:50 PM Break

3:10 PM Dynamic Wetting Failure and Hydrodynamic Assist in Curtain Coating Chen-Yu Liu, Satish Kumar, UMN

3:30 PM Ultrasonic Spray Coating of Nanoparticle Dispersions Bryce Williams, Albert Wu, Eray Aydil, Lorraine Francis, UMN

3:50 PM Liquid-film Coating on Rotating Discrete Objects Having Complex Surface Geometry Weihua Li, Satish Kumar, UMN

4:10 PM Electrostatic Assist of Liquid Transfer in Printing Processes Chung-Hsuan Huang, Satish Kumar, UMN

4:30 PM Coating Process and Visualization Lab Tour Wieslaw J. Suszynski, UMN


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Wednesday, June 1 1:15-5:00 PM | Keller 3-115


Russell Holmes, Program Leader

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Introduction and Overview Russell Holmes, UMN

1:25 PM Templating Molecular Order in Organic Solar Cells Thomas R. Fielitz, Russell Holmes, UMN

1:45 PM The Role of Charge-Carrier Induced Exciton Loss in Organic Solar Cells Ian Curtin, Russell Holmes, UMN

2:05 PM Exciton Dynamics in Organic Thin Films Philip Goff, David Blank, UMN

2:25 PM Indenotetracenes: Development of Novel N-Type Organic Semiconductors for use in Photovoltaics Lafe Purvis, UMN

2:45 PM

Understanding Efficiency Loss in Organic Light-emitting Devices (OLEDs) using a Universal Electroluminescence Dynamics Model

Kyle W Hershey, Russell Holmes, UMN

3:05 PM Break

3:40 PM Characterization of the Electric Double Layer Formation Dynamics of a Metal-Ionic Liquid-Metal Structure Elliot Schmidt, UMN

4:00 PM Development of a Self-Aligning Manaufacturing Process for Printed Electronics

Woo Jin Hyun, Ankit Mahajan, Lorraine F. Francis, Daniel Frisbie, UMN

4:20 PM Rapid Quantitation of Toxic Protein Levels by Combining Printed Electronics and Microfluidics

Scott White, Kevin Dorfman, Daniel Frisbie, UMN


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Microstructured Polymers Program Review 1 Frank Bates, Program Leader

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Welcome and overviews Frank Bates, UMN

1:20 PM Block Copolymer Bottlebrushes: New Routes to Ever Smaller Microdomain Sizes Mahesh Mahanthappa, UMN

1:50 PM Role of Molecular Architecture on Nonergodic Phase Behavior of Sphere-Forming Block Polymers

Kyungtae Kim, Siddarth Chanpuriya, Frank S. Bates, UMN

2:10 PM Synthesis and Rheology of Sustainable, Branched Multiblock Polymers

Alex Mannion, Frank S. Bates, Christopher W. Macosko, UMN

2:30 PM Break

3:00 PM Effects of Polycation Structure on DNA-polycation Complexation

Seyoung Jung, Theresa M. Reineke, Timothy P. Lodge, UMN

3:20 PM Glucose-based Block Copolymers as Adhesives and Thermoplastic Elastomers Mammad Nasiri, UMN

3:40 PM Building Better Protein Sensors via Surface Functionalization with Glycopolymers

Victoria Szlag, Matthew Styles, Antonio Campos, Bharat Wagh, Dustin Sprouse, Christy Haynes, Theresa Reineke, UMN; Lindsey Madison, George Shatz, Northwestern University

4:00 PM Effect of Block Copolymer Chain Architecture on Cell Membrane Protection

Mihee Kim, Frank S. Bates, Benjamin J. Hackel, UMN; Karen J. Haman, Iowa State

4:20 PM Particle-Directed Assembly of Semiflexible Polymer Chains Michael McGovern, David Morse, Kevin Dorfman, UMN


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Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program Review 1

Alon McCormick, Program Leader

AGENDA

Time Title Authors

1:15 PM Welcome and overviews Alon McCormick, UMN

1:30 PM Nanocrystal Nucleation and Growth: Characterization Methods R. Lee Penn, UMN

1:50 PM Silver Nanoparticles from a Mild Polyol Synthesis: Composition, Size, Microstructure, and Stability

Suyue Chen, Jesse L. Carey III, Hongbok Lee, Philippe Buhlmann, R. Lee Penn, UMN; David R Whitcomb, Carestream Health

2:10 PM Overview Michael Tsapatsis, UMN

2:15 PM Fabrication and Characterization of Zeolite Thin Films for Gas Separation and Chemical Sensing Applications Neel Rangnekar, UMN

2:35 PM

Open-pore 2-dimensional Zeolite MFI Nanosheets and Their Use for the Fabrication of Hydrocarbon Isomer-selective Membranes on Porous Polymer Supports

Han Zhang, Qiang Xiao, Xianghai Guo, Najun Li, Prashant Kumar, Neel Rangnekar, Mi Young Jeon, Berna Topuz, Frank J. Onorato, Christopher W. Macosko, K. Andre Mkhoyan, Michael Tsapatsis, UMN

2:55 PM Break

3:15 PM Overview Andreas Stein, UMN

3:20 PM Thermal Stabilization of Metal-Organic Framework-Derived Single Site Catalysts Through Nanocasting

Camille Malonzo, Andreas Stein, UMN

3:40 PM Ion-exchanged Li8ZrO6 as a Cathode Material for Lithium-ion Batteries Nam Tran, Andreas Stein, UMN,

NMP Program Review Continued on Next Page


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Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program Review 1 Continued Time Title Authors

4:00 PM Overview Dan Frisbie, UMN

4:05 PM

Nanocrystal Nucleation and Growth: Characterization Methods Metal Work Function Dependence of LUMO-Assisted Transport in Molecular Junctions Based on a Perylene Diimide with Isocyanide Surface Linkers

Christopher E. Smith, Daniel Frisbie, UMN

4:25 PM

Quantitative Surface Coverage Measurements of Self-Assembled Monolayers by Nuclear Reaction Analysis of Carbon-12

Abel Demissie, Greg Haugstad, Daniel Frisbie, UMN;

Thursday, June 2


Coating Process Fundamentals Program Review 2 Lorraine Francis & Satish Kumar, Co-Program Leaders

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Welcome and overviews Lorraine Francis, UMN

8:50 AM Assembly of Colloidal Strings in a Simple Fluid Flow Yu Abe, Toray

9:10 AM Evaporation of Multicomponent Thin Films on Substrates with Topography

Truong Pham, Xiang Cheng, Satish Kumar, UMN

9:30 AM Simultaneous Coating Flow and Drying in Open Microchannels

Robert K. Lade Jr., Christopher W. Macosko, Lorraine F. Francis, UMN

9:50 AM Break

10:10 AM Effects of Particle Size and Shape on Particulate Coatings Yan Wu, Lorraine Francis, UMN

10:30 AM Shear Sensitive Particle Suspension Flows in Slot Coating Rodrigo Reboucas, Ivan Siqueira, Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio

CPF Program Review Continued on Next Page


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Coating Process Fundamentals Program Review 2 Continued

Time Title Authors

10:50 AM Micromolding of UV Curable Coatings Yuyang Du, Alon McCormick, Lorraine Francis, UMN

11:10 AM 3D Printing High-Solids Colloids Noah Holtzman, UMN

Thursday, June 2


Microstructured Polymers Program Review 2 Frank Bates, Program Leader

Time Title Authors

8:30 AM Reactive Compatibilization of Polyethylene terephthalate-Polyolefin Blends with Amino-Telechelic Polyethylene Alexander Todd, UMN

8:50 AM Nanopattern Formation by Combining Atomic Layer Deposition and Block Polymer Thin Films Leo Oquendo, UMN

9:10 AM Stabilization of Polystyrene/Polylactic Acid Cocontinuous Blends by Interfacial Graphene

Lian Bai, Siyao He, John W. Fruehwirth, Xiang Cheng, Christopher W. Macosko, UMN

9:30 AM Tunable Structure and Morphology of Nanoporous Polymer Monoliths

Stacey A. Saba, Dylan J. Loomis, Marc A. Hillmyer, UMN

9:50 Break

10:20 Polymeric Bicontinuous Microemulsions: From Fundamentals to Applications

Robert J. Hickey, Timothy M. Gillard, Matthew T. Irwin, Timothy P. Lodge, Frank S. Bates, UMN

10:40 AM Using Rheology to Study the Relaxation Times and Chain Exchange Kinetics in an ABA Triblock Polymer Gel

Andrew Peters, Timothy Lodge, UMN

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Microstructured Polymers Program Review 2 Continued

Time Title Authors

11:00 AM

Proton Conducting, High Modulus Polymer Electrolyte Membranes by Polymerization-induced Microphase Separation

Sujay Chopade, Marc Hillmyer, Timothy Lodge, UMN

11:20 AM

Structure and Chain Exchange Kinetics of Poly(methyl methacrylate-block-n-butyl methacrylate) Micelles in Ionic Liquid Yuanchi Ma, Timothy P Lodge, UMN

Thursday, June 2 8:30-11:40 AM | Keller Hall, Room 3-230

Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program Review 2

Alon McCormick, Program Leader Time Title Authors

8:30 AM

Adventures in Nanostructured Soft Matter: AFM Methods to Probe the In Situ Mechanics of Gels and Vesicles with Biomedical Implications Greg Haugstad, UMN

8:50 AM Overview Alon McCormick, UMN

8:55 AM Understanding Optimal Oil-in-water Emulsifer Formulation using Interfacial Tensiometry and Microstructural Studies David Riehm, Alon McCormick, UMN

9:15 AM Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Block Copolymer Micelles: A Simulation Study

Joshua Mysona, Alon McCormick, David Morse, UMN

9:35 AM Overview Ilja Siepman, UMN

9:40 AM

Dilatational Rheology of 2D Fluids of Multicomponent Surfactants at Spherical Air-aqueous Interface: Implications in Rheology of Complex 3D Fluids

Amit Kumar Sachan, Joseph A. Zasadzinski, UMN

10:00 AM Break

10:15 Monte Carlo Study of Vapor-liquid Equilibria for a Langmuir Monolayer of Pentadecanoic Acid

Mona S. Minkara, Rebecca K. Lindsey, Ilja Siepmann, UMN

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Nanostructural Materials and Processes Program Review 2 Continued

Time Title Authors

10:35 AM Overview Joseph Zasadzinski, UMN

10:40 AM

Overview Dilatational Rheology of 2D Fluids of Multicomponent Surfactants at Spherical Air-aqueous Interface: Implications in Rheology of Complex 3D Fluids

Amit Kumar Sachan, Joseph Zasadzinski, UMN

11:00 AM Light-Triggered Contents Release from Liposomes In a Two-Photon Microscope

Jeongeun Shin, Olubunmi Ogunyankin, Joseph Zasadzinski, UMN

11:20 AM Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles as a Platform Technology Christy Haynes, UMN


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POSTER SESSIONS

Tue, May 31, 5:45-7:00 PM & Wed, June 1, 5:45-7:30 PM

McNamara Alumni Center, Memorial Hall

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NOTE—Not to Scale

IPrime Poster Session Layout McNamara Alumni Center, Memorial Hall, May 31-June 1, 5:45-7:30p

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Poster Sessions Biocatalysis and Biotechnology

Poster # Program Author Title

1 BB Vanessa Pegos, Louis Hey, Mikael Elias, UMN

Bacterial Phosphate Uptake System: Molecular Recognition and Engineering

2 BB Celine Bergonzi, Michael Schwab, UMN

Characterization and Engineering of Quorum-quenching Lactonases

3 BB Natalia Calixto, Xi Qian, Ping Wang, UMN

Surface Functionalization for Control of Biocontamination for Storage of Agricultural and Food Products

5 BB Ben Frigo-Vaz, Ping Wang, UMN Bio-based Nanocarbon Materials for Microbial Electrosynthesis

6 BB


Single Cell Analysis of Induction and Conjugation Response Kinetics in Enterococcus faecalis

7 BB

Yi-Shu Tai, Pooja Jambunathan, Mingyong Xiong, Jingyu Wang, Jilong Wang, Kechun Zhang, UMN

Hacking Nature: Engineering Microbes for the Production of Sustainable Chemicals

Biomaterials and Pharmaceutical Materials

Poster # Program Author Title

13 BPM Krutika Harish Jain, UMN Towards Rupture-type Biodegradable Osmotic Pumps

14 BPM Wei-Jhe Sun, hangquan Calvin Sun, UMN

Ribbon Properties and Milling Parameters that Determine Fine Fraction in Dry-Granulation

15 BPM Shao-Yu Chang, Changquan Calvin Sun, UMN

Influence of Sample Dehydration on Powder True Density by Helium Pycnometry

16 BPM Allison Siehr, Bin Xu, onald A. Siegel, Wei Shen, UMN

In Situ Assembly of Protein Conjugated Gold Nanoparticles for HIV Inhibition

17 BPM Hyunjoon Kim, Jayanth Panyam, UMN

Nanovaccine : A Novel Immunotherapeutic Strategy to Treat Cancer

18 BPM Shubhajit Paul, UMN Influence of API Deformability and Mechanical Property on their Sticking Sensitivity During High Speed Tableting

19 BPM Vidhi Khanna, UMN Antibody Conjugated Nanoparticles for Targeting Metastatic Breast Cancer

20 BPM Sampada Koranne, Raj Suryanarayanan, UMN

Salt Disproportionation in the Solid State—Characterization by Thermal, Spectroscopic and Diffractometric Techniques

21 BPM Perry Wilbon, UMN Degradable Isosorbide Based Bioplastics

22 BPM

Anatolii Purchel, Swapnil Tale, Molly Dalsin, Theresa Reineke, UMN

Trehalose-Based Diblock Copolymers as Excipients for Enhancing Solubility of Poorly Water Soluble Drugs

23 BPM Drishti Sehgal, UMN Glycoengineered Antibodies for Click Chemistry Applications


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Coatings Process Fundamentals

Poster # Program Authors Title

27 CPF Bryce Williams, Albert Wu, Eray Aydil, Lorraine Francis, UMN Ultrasonic Spray Coating of Nanoparticle Dispersions

28 CPF Chen-Yu Liu, Satish Kumar, UMN

Dynamic Wetting Failure and Hydrodynamic Assist in Curtain Coating

29 CPF Weihua Li, Satish Kumar, UMN Liquid-film Coating on Rotating Discrete Objects Having Complex Surface Geometry

30 CPF Jyun-Ting Wu, Satish Kumar, Lorraine Francis, UMN Liquid Transfer from Adjacent Cells in Gravure Printing

31 CPF Gokul Hariharan, Satish Kumar, UMN

Transition to Elastic Turbulence and its Applications to Polymer Processing

32 CPF Yan Wu, Lorraine Francis, UMN Effects of Particle Size and Shape on Particulate Coatings

33 CPF

Robert K. Lade Jr., Chris Macosko, Lorraine Francis, UMN

Simultaneous Coating Flow and Drying in Open Microchannels

34 CPF Yuyang Du, Alon McCormick, Lorraine Francis, UMN Micromolding of UV Curable Coatings

35 CPF Ryo Katayama, Asahi Kasei The Effect of Drying Conditions on Particle Distribution

36 CPF

Rodrigo Reboucas, Ivan Siqueira, Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio Shear Sensitive Particle Suspension Flows in Slot Coating

37 CPF

Ivan Rosa de Siqueira, Rodrigo Bento Rebouças, Marcio Carvalho, PUC-Rio Slot Coating Flows of Elongated Particle Suspensions

38 CPF Truong Pham, Xiang Cheng, Satish Kumar, UMN

Evaporation of Multicomponent Thin Films on Substrates with Topography

39 CPF Chung-Hsuan Huang, Satish Kumar, UMN Electrostatic Assist of Liquid Transfer in Printing Processes

40 CPF Devranjan Samanta, UMN Anomalous Rheology of Active Fluids

41

Alireza Karim, Wieslaw J. Suszynski, Lorraine F. Francis, UMN--Marcio S. Carvalho, PUC Rio Stability in Liquid Curtain Coating

42 CPF Noah Holtzman, UMN 3D Printing High-Solids Colloids

43 CPF Chung-Hsuan Huang, Satish Kumar, UMN Electrostatic Assist of Liquid Transfer in Printing Processes

44 CPF Noah Holzman, UMN 3D Printing with Colloidal Suspensions


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Electronic Materials and Devices Poster # Program Authors Title

53 EMD

Mehmet Topsakal, Kanchan Sarkar, Renata Wentzcovitch, UMN

Generation of Accurate PAW Datasets for High-pressure DFT Simulations: An Evolutionary Algorithm Based Recipe

54 EMD Qun Su, UMN Graphene Coating on Copper Wire for Corrosion Protection in Biological Environment

55 EMD Matthew Robbins, UMN

Layer-by-layer Thinning of Black Phosphorus with High Spatial Resolution for Heterostructure Devices using Cyclic Oxidation and Annealing

56 EMD Koustav Ganguly, UMN Electronic Transport in Oxygen-vacancy-doped Epitaxial BaSnO3

57 EMD Joelson Cott, Mehmet Topsakal, UMN Small Hole Polarons in La2-xSrxCuO4

58 EMD

Peng Xu, Jin Yue, Jong Seok Jeong, Andre Mkhoyan, Bharat Jalan, UMN-- Timothy C. Drouby, Peter V. Sushko, Scott A. Chambers, Pacific Northwest National Lab.

Internal Charge Transfer and Quasi-2d Electron Gases at NdTiO3/SrTiO3

59 EMD

Abhinav Prakash, Tianqi Wang, William Nunn, John Dewey, Bharat Jalan, UMN

Hybrid MBE for Growth of Stannates using Reactive Radical Mechanism

60 EMD Helin Wang, Koustav Ganguly, Chris Leighton, UMN

Reversible Carrier Density Modulation Over a Wide Potential Window in Oxygen-vacancy-doped BaSnO3 Films via Ion Gel Gating

61 EMD

Nancy D. Trejo, Anne Hunter, Shreyashi Ganguly, Eray S. Aydil, UMN-- Cody Wrasman, Stanford Univ.-- John Dwyer, St Catherine Univ. Synthesis of SnS Nanoplates: A Potential 2D Material

62 EMD Mandip Jung Sibakoti, UMN Interface Characterization and Modeling of CIAGS Thin Film Devices



69 FEP Elliot Schmidt, UMN Characterization of the Electric Double Layer Formation Dynamics of a Metal-Ionic Liquid-Metal Structure

70 FEP Motao Cao, Daniel Frisbie, Lorraine Francis, UMN

Low Temperature Fabrication of Indium Oxide Electrolyte Gated Transistors Via Aerosol Jet Printing

71 FEP

Woo Jin Hyun, Ankit Mahajan, Donghoon Song, Lorraine Francis, Daniel Frisbie, UMN Self-Aligning Manufacturing Process for Printed Electronics

72 FEP Sarah E Wegwertj, Christopher J Douglas, UMN Studies into the Synthesis of Cyclacenes

73 FEP Ian Curtin, Russell Holmes, UMN

The Role of Charge-Carrier Induced Exciton Loss in Organic Solar Cells

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Flexible Electronics and Photovoltaics-Continued


74 FEP Thomas R. Fielitz, Russell Holmes, UMN Templating Molecular Order in Organic Solar Cells

75 FEP Kyle W Hershey, Russell Holmes,, UMN


76 FEP Nathan T. Morgan, Russell J. Holmes, E. L. Cussler, UMN

Alternative Purification Strategies for High Value Organic Molecules

77 FEP Deepesh Rai, Russell Holmes, UMN

Engineering Exciton Transport for Efficient Optoelectronic Devices

78 FEP Fazel Zare Bidoky, Daniel Frisbie, UMN

Parasitic Capacitance Effect on Dynamic Performance of Electrolyte-Gated Transistors

79 FEP

Xinglong Ren, Elliot Schmidt, Jeff Walter, Koustav Ganguly, Chris Leighton, Dan Frisbie, UMN

High-performance Rubrene Single Crystal Transistors with PFPE Liquid Dielectric

80 FEP Tao Zhang, UMN Effects of Thermal Annealing on Organic Photovoltaic Cells with New Donor-Acceptor-Acceptor Molecules

Microstructured Polymers


86 MP Grayson L. Jackson, Mahesh K. Mahanthappa, UMN

Counterion–Dependent Water Dynamics in Nanopores of Surfactant Lyotropic Liquid Crystals

87 MP Yogesh Dhande, Bharat Wagh, Zhe Tan, Theresa Reineke, UMN

Glycoclusters Formed by RAFT Polymerization Show Enhanced Binding to Receptor Proteins

88 MP

Liangliang Gu, Yuewen Xu, Grant Fahnhorst, Thomas Hoye, Chris Macosko, UMN PLA Branching with Multifunctional Aziridine

89 MP

Amanda L. Maxwel, Peter W. Schmidt, John W. McAllister, Frank S. Bates, Timothy P. Lodge, UMN

Phase Separation and Fibril Formation in Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose

90 MP Joshua Mysona,, Alon McCormick, David Morse, UMN

Free Energy Methods for the Simulation of Block Copolymer Micelles

91 MP Yuanchi Ma, Timothy P Lodge, UMN

Structure and Chain Exchange Kinetics of Poly(methyl methacrylate-block-n-butyl methacrylate) Micelles in Ionic Liquid

92 MP Jonathan Hollinger, Marc Hillmyer, UMN

Hydrophilic Nanoporous Membranes via Polymerization-induced Microphase Separation/Porogen Extraction

93 MP Ronald Lewis, UMN Conformational Asymmetry as a Key Parameter in Diblock Copolymer Phase Behavior

94 MP Ed Kopesky, Boston Scientific-- Chris Macosko, UMN

Optimizing the Semicrystalline Morphology of Biaxially Oriented Poly(L-lactide) (PLLA) Tubes

95 MP Ziang Li, Frank Bates, Timothy Lodge, UMN

Polymer Blends as Excipients for Solubility and Dissolution Enhancement

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Microstructured Polymers-Continued Poster # Program Authors Title

96 MP

Thomas Vidil, Nicholas Hampu, Morgan Schulze, Marc Hillmyer, UMN

Porous Polymer Monoliths Obtained from Reactive Diblock Copolymers Crosslinked in the Disordered State

97 MP Grayson L. Jackson, Mahesh K. Mahanthappa, UMN

Counterion–Dependent Water Dynamics in Nanopores of Surfactant Lyotropic Liquid Crystals

98 MP

Peter Schmidt, Amanda Maxwell, Frank Bates, Timothy Lodge, UMN Elucidating the Underlying Structure of Methylcellulose Fibrils

99 MP Yaming Jiang, UMN Assembly and Structural Evolution of Micelleplexes

100 MP Jiuyang Zhang, Frank Bates, UMN Sustainable Thermoplastics From Graft Block Copolymers

101 MP Jun Xu, Frank Bates, UMN Polyolefin Toughened Isotactic Polypropylene: Phase Behavior and Mechanical Properties

102 MP Cecilia Hall, Timothy Lodge, UMN

Solution Phase Behavior of a Thermo- and Photoresponsive Block Polymer in Ionic Liquid

103 MP Akash Arora, Frank S. Bates, Kevin D. Dorfman, UMN

Broadly Accessible SCFT for Block Polymers Materials Discovery

104 MP Quanxuan Zhang, Theresa M. Reineke, UMN Sugar-derived Hardeners for New Strong Epoxy Resins

105 MP Yanzhao Wang, Marc A. Hillmyer, UMN

New polyolefins via ROMP: synthesis, characterizations, and applications hydroxy-telechelic poly(ethylene-co-isobutylene)

106 MP

Haley Phillips, Bryan Hall, Perry B. Hackett, Theresa M. Reineke, UMN-, Zachary Tolstyka, UofMI

Hemocompatibility and In Vivo Biodistribution of Colloidally Stable Glycopolymer-DNA Complexes

107 MP

Angelika Neitzel, Thomas Haversang, Marc Hillmyer, UMN Ring-opening Polymerization of Cyclic Hemiacetal Esters

108 MP Ralm Ricarte, Marc Hillmyer, Timothy Lodge, UMN

Nanoscale Characterization of Small Molecule Dispersion and Crystallinity in Polymer Matrices

109 MP

Yiming Zeng, Frank Bates, Tim Lodge, UMN--Carlos Lopez-Barron ExxonMobil

Mechanism and Application of a Solvent Selective Hydrogen-Deuterium Exchange Reaction

110 MP William Boyle, Jakub Tolar, Theresa Reineke, UMN

Transfection of Primary Fibroblasts with Trehalose-Based Polymers as a Function of Plasmid Size

111 MP Taher Ghasimakbari, David Morse, UMN Fluctuations and Dynamics in Diblock Copolymer Melts

Nanostructural Materials and Processes


127 NMP Ben Brummel, Greg Haugstad, Jonathan Sachs, UMN

Investigating how α-Synuclein Interacts with Synaptic Vesicle Mimic Membranes and Alters their Mechanical Properties using AFM

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Nanostructural Materials and Processes-Continued Poster # Program Authors Title

128 NMP

Suyue Chen, Jesse Carey, Hongbok Lee, Philippe Buhlmann, Lee Penn, UMN-- David R Whitcomb, Carestream Health

Silver Nanoparticles from a Mild Polyol Synthesis: Composition, Size, Microstructure, and Stability

129 NMP Abel Demissie, Greg Haugstad, Daniel Frisbie, UMN

Growth of Thin, Anisotropic, π-Conjugated Molecular Films by Stepwise ‘Click’ Assembly of Molecular Building Blocks

130 NMP Zhe Gao, Christy Haynes, UMN

Mesoporous Silica Coated Nanoparticles as SERS Sensing Platform

131 NMP Robin Hawkins, UMN Synthesis of a Plasmonic Material for Use as a Substrate in Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy

132 NMP

David Harwood, Peng Bai, Angel Cortés-Morales, Ilja Siepmann, UMN

Monte Carlo Molecular Simulations of Fluid Phase Equilibria for Ternary Mixtures with Two or Three Liquid Phases

133 NMP

Siyao He, John Ryder, Kunwei Liu, Andreas Stein, Chris Macosko, UMN-- Yuqiang Qian, Adama

The Impact of Processing Techniques on Graphene Oxide Sheet Size and its Resin Toughening Effect

134 NMP Jinbo Hu, Philippe Buhlmann, Andreas Stein, UMN Disposable Planar Paper-Based Ion-Sensing Platform

135 NMP

Stephan Hubig, Ecolab-- Han Seung Lee, David Riehm, Wieslaw Suszynski, Greg Haugsted, Alon McCormick, UMN Nanotechnology for Surface Modification (Coatings)

136 NMP Jesse Kasim, David Odde, Greg Haugstad, UMN AFM Characterization of Soft Hydrogels

137 NMP Camille Malonzo, UMN Thermal Stabilization of Metal-Organic Framework-Derived Single Site Catalysts Through Nanocasting

138

139 NMP

Sunipa Pramanik, Joseph Buchman, Christy Haynes, UMN Assessing the Environmental Toxicity of Nanomaterials

140 NMP Neel Rangnekar, Meera Shete, Michael Tsapatsis, UMN

Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction Study of Crystallographic Changes in Zeolite Films – Effect of Temperature and Molecular Uptake

141 NMP David Riehm, Alon McCormick, UMN

Formulating Effective Oil Dispersants: The Role of Dynamic Interfacial Tension & Dispersant Water-in-Oil Microstructures

142 NMP Amit Kumar Sachan, Joseph Zasadzinski, UMN


143 NMP Carl Schu, Medtronic Application of Ion Sensing Technology in Biomedicine

144 NMP Meera Shete, Neel Rangnekar, Michael Tsapatsis, UMN

2D Zeolite Coatings: Langmuir Schaefer Deposition of 3nm Thick MFI Zeolite Nanosheets

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Nanostructural Materials and Processes-Continued


145 NMP

Jeongeun Shin, Olubunmi Ogunyankin, Joseph A. Zasadzinski, UMN

Controlled Trigger and Drug Release from a Liposomal Nanocarrier Modulated with NIR Light

146 NMP Christopher E. Smith, Daniel Frisbie, UMN

Metal Work Function Dependence of LUMO-Assisted Transport in Molecular Junctions Based on a Perylene Diimide with Isocyanide Surface Linkers

147 NMP

Kimberly N. Struk, Madeline Hoffmann, Ilja Siepmann, UMN-- Mark R. Schure, Kroungold Analytical

Simulations of Block Copolymers in Liquid Chromatography at the Critical Condition

148 NMP Nam Tran, Andreas Stein, UMN

Ion-exchanged Li8ZrO6 as a Cathode Material for Lithium-ion Batteries

149 NMP

Han Zhang, Qiang Xiao, Xianghai Guo, Najun Li, Prashant Kumar, Neel Rangnekar, Mi Young Jeon, Berna Topuz, Frank J. Onorato, Chris Macosko, Andre Mkhoyan, Michael Tsapatsis, UMN


150 NMP

David T. Valley, Vivian E. Ferry, David J. Flannigan, UMN

Resolving Sub-5nm Dynamics in Gold Nanorod Clusters using Ultrafast Electron Microscopy


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TUESDAY, MAY 31 AFTERNOON SESSIONS | 1:30 – 5:20 PM

WS = workshop PR = program review Time Event Title Authors

1:30 PM CPF-WS Surface Treatment, Patterning, and Coating Adhesion 1 Welcome and Overview Satish Kumar, Co-Program Leader

1:30 PM MP-WS Mechanisms and Applications of Proximal Effects in Bimetallic Olefin Polymerization Catalysis

Madalyn Radlauer, Theodor Agapie, UMN

1:35 PM CPF-WS Adhesion in Soft Media Manoj Chaudhury

2:15 PM MP-WS Synthesis and Applications of Polyolefin Block Copolymers James Eagan, Cornell Univ.

2:20 PM CPF-WS

Commercial Scale Self Assembled Polymer-pigment Composites for Waterborne Coatings with High Performance, Improved Eco-footprint and Lower Cost James Bohling, Dow Chemical

3:00 PM CPF & MP Break

3:15 PM MP-WS Thermodynamics of Polyolefin Blends: A Review and and Application Frank Bates, UMN

3:30 PM CPF-WS Patterning Surfaces with Self-Assembly and Marangoni Flow Chris Ellison, UT Austin

4:00 PM MP-WS Commercial Olefin Block Copolymers Brian Habersberger, Dow Chemical

4:25 PM CPF-WS Thin Film Mechanics Solutions for Polymer/Metal Film Adhesion Bill Gerberich, UMN

4:45 PM MP-WS Properties and Morphology of Dyneema--The Strongest Fiber in the World Roman Stpanyan, DSM,

5:30 PM MP-WS Reinventing the Wheel: UHMWPE Lightweight Bicycle Spokes Charlie Spanjers, Berd

CPF: Keller Hall 3-180 MP: Keller Hall 3-210

https://orgs.cems.umn.edu/iprime2016/sched/listAbstracts.php?agenda_id=1504#a4593





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WEDNESDAY, June 1

MORNING SESSIONS | 8:30 – 11:40 AM WS = workshop PR = program review

Time Event Title Authors

8:30 AM BB-WS Welcome and Overview Romas Kazlauskas

BPM-WS Metallic Biomaterial Surfaces and the Body Jeremy Gilbert, University of Syracuse

CPF-WS Welcome and Overview Satish Kumar, UMN

FEP-WS Welcome and Overviews Russell Holmes, UMN

MP-WS

Study of the Molecular Alignment in Polyethlene During Cold-Drawing using Time-Resolved in situ SANS

Carlos Lopez-Barron, ExxonMobil

EMD-PR

Introduction to IPRIME Electronic Materials and Devices (EMD) Program Steve Koester, UMN

8:35 AM BB-WS Tools for Discovery and Enabling Use of Biocatalysts Lawrence Wackett, UMN

CPF-WS Surface Treatments to Synthetic Silica and their Advantages in Coatings Maria Nargiello, Evonik

FEP-WS Importance of Interfaces in Hybrid Perovskite Solar Cells

Joseph Berry, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

8:50 AM EMD-PR Interface Control for High Performance Photovoltaics

Mandip Sibakoti, Tim Bontager, Sehyun Wang, Stephen Campbell, UMN

8:55 AM MP-WS Atomistic MD Simulations of Polyolefin Crystalline and Rotator Phases

Scott T Milner, Qin Chen, Penn State

9:05 AM BB-WS Web-based Tools to Help with Cloning Maureen Quin, UMN

9:10 AM BPM-WS Enhancing Bone-implant Ingrowth in Healthy Hosts and in Patients with Comorbidities Joan Bechtold, UMN

FEP-WS Materials for Printable and Wearable Circuits Yu Xia, Polyera

9:15 AM EMD-PR Diversity in Surface Conduction in FeS2 Single Crystals

Jeff Walter, Xin Zhang, Frazier Mork, Ryan Hool, Mike Manno, Eray Aydil, Chris Leighton, UMN

9:20 AM CPF-WS Probing the Morphology, Hydration, Mechanics and Tribology of Biomedical Coatings with Environmental AFM Greg Haugstad, UMN

9:35 AM BB-WS Protein Stabilization; Consensus Builder Bryan J Jones, Romas J Kazlauskas, UMN

9:40 AM EMD-PR Radical MBE Approaches for Perovskite Oxides with Elements of Low Oxidation Potentials

Abhinav Prakash, Peng Xu, Bharat Jalan, UMN

MP-WS Break

BB: Keller 3-125 BMP: Keller 3-230 CPF: Keller 3-180 FEP: Keller 3-115 MP: Keller 3-210 EMD: Keller 3-111







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WEDNESDAY, June 1 MORNING SESSIONS, CONTINUED

BB: Keller 3-125; BMP: Keller 3-230; CPF: Keller 3-180; FEP: Keller 3-115; MP: Keller 3-210; EMD: Keller 3-111


9:50 AM FEP-WS Break

BPM-WS Break

10:00 AM MP-WS New Aspects of the Crystallization and Melt Structure of Ethylene/1-Alkene Copolymers Rufina Alamo

CPF-WS Break

10:05 AM BB-WS Break

EMD-PR Break

10:15 AM FEP-WS Micrometer-scale 3D Printed Electronics Michael Renn, Optomec

10:20 AM BPM-WS Load Bearing Soft and Hard Tissue Interfaces Sunita Ho, Univ. Calif., San Fransico

Role of Surface Modifications for Product Development Michelle Lieu, Valspar

10:25 AM EMD- Two-Dimensional Materials for Electronic, Photonic, Spintronic and Sensing Applications Steve Koester, UMN

Creating and Using a 3D Model of your Protein Mikael Elias, UMN

10:45 AM MP-WS Polyolefin Comb Block Polymers Patrick Brant, ExxonMobil

10:50 AM EMD-PR

Nanocrystalline Al-doped ZnO Thin Films from Nonthermal Plasma Synthesis Integrated with Supersonic Impact Deposition

Benjamin Greenberg, Shreyashi Ganguly, Jacob Held, Andre Mkhoyan, Eray Aydil, Uwe Kortshagen, UMN

10:55 AM BB-WS Computational Approaches to Protein Design and Evolution Daniel Woldring, Benjamin Hackel, UMN

BPM-WS Printed, Flexible and Hybrid Electronics for Commercial and Military Applications John Heitzinger, Molex

11:00 AM BPM-WS Nano-restorative Dental Materials: "Small Rocks with a Big Impact" Joe Oxman, 3M

11:15 AM CPF-WS Designed Surface Modifications for Product Development Bruce Forsyth, Boston Scientific







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WEDNESDAY, June 1

AFTERNOON SESSIONS | 1:15 – 5:00 PM WS = workshop PR = program review


1:15 PM BB-PR Welcome and Overview Ping Wang, UMN

BPM-PR Welcome and Overview Ron Siegel, UMN

CPF-PR Coating Process Fundamentals - Progress and Plans Lorraine Francis, UMN

FEP-PR Welcome and Overview Russell Holmes, UMN

MP-PR Welcome and Overview Frank Bates, UMN

NMP-PR Welcome and Overview Alon McCormick, UMN1:20 PM

1:20 PM BB-PR Accelerated Biocatalysis Lawrence Wackett, UMN

MP-PR Block Copolymer Bottlebrushes: New Routes to Ever Smaller Microdomain Sizes Mahesh Mahanthappa, UMN

1:25 PM FEP-PR Templating Molecular Order in Organic Solar Cells Thomas R. Fielitz, Russell J. Holmes, UMN

1:30 PM BB-PR "Off the Shelf" Heart Valves and Vacular Grafts Grown In Vitro Robert Tranquillo, UMN

NMP-PR Nanocrystal Nucleation and Growth: Characterization Methods R. Lee Penn, UMN

1:35 PM CPF-PR Slot Coating Flows of Elongated Particle Suspensions

Ivan Rosa de Siqueira, Rodrigo Bento Rebouças, Márcio da Silveira Carvalho, PUC-Rio

1:40 PM BB-PR Microbial Biocontrol using Engineered Enzymes Disrupting Chemical Sensing Mikael Elias, UMN

1:45 PM FEP-PR The Role of Charge-Carrier Induced Exciton Loss in Organic Solar Cells Ian Curtin, Russell Holmes, UMN

1:50 PM BPM-PR Fibrinolytic Co-delivery to Improve Tumor Penetration of Nano Drug Carriers Jayanth Panyam, UMN

MP-PR Role of Molecular Architecture on Nonergodic Phase Behavior of Sphere-Forming Block Polymers

Kyungtae Kim, Siddarth Chanpuriya, Frank S. Bates, UMN

NMP-PR Silver Nanoparticles from a Mild Polyol Synthesis: Composition, Size, Microstructure, and Stability

Suyue Chen, Jesse L. Carey III, David R Whitcomb, Hongbok Lee, Philippe Buhlmann, R. Lee Penn, UMN

1:55 PM CPF-PR Stability in Liquid Curtain Coating

Alireza Mohammad Karim, Wieslaw J. Suszynski, Lorraine F. Francis, Marcio S. Carvalho, UMN

2:00 PM BB-PR Intelligent Delay of Evolution with Applications in Bio-Manufacturing

Xiao Yi, Michael Travisano, Romas Kazlauskas, UMN

BB: Keller 3-125 BMP: Keller 3-111 CPF: Keller 3-180 FEP: Keller 3-115 MP: Keller 3-210 NMP: Keller 3-230


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WEDNESDAY, June 1 | AFTERNOON SESSIONS CONTINUED BB: Keller 3-125; BMP: Keller 3-111; CPF: Keller 3-180; FEP: Keller 3-115; MP: Keller 3-210; NMP: Keller 3-230


2:05 PM FEP-PR Exciton Dynamics in Organic Thin Films Philip Goff, David Blank, UMN

2:10 PM BPM-PR Polymer-mediated Gene Delivery to Antigen-Presenting Cells: Recent Progress Chun Wang, UMN

MP-PR Synthesis and Rheology of Sustainable, Branched Multiblock Polymers

Alex Mannion, Frank S. Bates, Christopher W. Macosko, UMN

NMP-PR Overview Michael Tsapatsis, UMN

2:15 PM NMP-PR Fabrication and Characterization of Zeolite Thin Films for Gas Separation and Chemical Sensing Applications Neel Rangnekar, UMN

2:20 PM BB-PR Surface Functionalization using Affinity Binding Enzymes and Proteins Ping Wang, PM

2:25 PM FEP-PR Indenotetracenes: Development of Novel N-Type Organic Semiconductors for use in Photovoltaics Lafe Purvis, UMN

2:30 PM BPM-PR Amorphous Solid Dispersions: Influence of Molecular Mobility on Stability Raj Suryanarayanan, UMN

MP-PR Break

2:35 PM NMP-PR


Han Zhang, Qiang Xiao, Xianghai Guo, Najun Li, Prashant Kumar, Neel Rangnekar, Mi Young Jeon, Berna Topuz, Frank J. Onorato, Christopher W. Macosko, K. Andre Mkhoyan, Michael Tsapatsis, UMN

CPF-PR Break

2:40 PM BB-PR Break

2:45 PM FEP-PR


Kyle W Hershey, Russell J Holmes, UMN

2:50 PM BPM=PR Break

2:55 PM CPF-PR Dynamic Wetting Failure and Hydrodynamic Assist in Curtain Coating Chen-Yu Liu, Satish Kumar, UMN

NMP-PR Break

3:00 PM BB-PR Single Cell Analysis of Induction and Conjugation Response Kinetics in Enterococcus faecalis


MP-PR Effects of Polycation Structure on DNA-polycation Complexation

Seyoung Jung, Theresa M. Reineke, Timothy P. Lodge, UMN

3:05 PM FEP-PR Break


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3:10 PM BPM-PR Design and Characterization of a New Thermosensitive and Biodegradable Triblock Hydrogel Efie Kokkoli, UMN

3:15 PM CPF-PR Ultrasonic Spray Coating of Nanoparticle Dispersions Bryce Williams, Albert Wu, Eray Aydil, Lorraine Francis, UMN

NMP-PR Overview Andreas Stein, UMN

3:20 BB-PR A Combinatorial Assembly Pipeline for Gene Expression in Mammalian Cells

Chris Stach, Tung Le, Meghan McCann, Sofie O'Brien, Conor O'Brien, Michael Smanski, Wei-Shou Hu, UMN

MP-PR Glucose-based Block Copolymers as Adhesives and Thermoplastic Elastomers Mammad Nasiri, UMN

NMP-PR Thermal Stabilization of Metal-Organic Framework-Derived Single Site Catalysts Through Nanocasting

Camille Malonzo, Andreas Stein, UMN

3:30 PM BB-PR Engineering of Biomaterials Using Biomimetic Strategies and Intelligent Biopolymers Wei Shen, UMN

3:35 PM CPF-PR Liquid-film Coating on Rotating Discrete Objects Having Complex Surface Geometry Weihua Li, Satish Kumar, UMN

3:40 PM BB-PR Biocatalytic Protein Labeling using Protein Prenyltransferases Yi Zhang, Mark D. Distefano, UMN

FEP-PR Characterization of the Electric Double Layer Formation Dynamics of a Metal-Ionic Liquid-Metal Structure Elliot Schmidt, UMN

MP-PR Building Better Protein Sensors via Surface Functionalization with Glycopolymers

Victoria Szlag, Matthew Styles, Lindsey Madison, Antonio Campos, Bharat Wagh, Dustin Sprouse, George Shatz, Christy Haynes, Theresa Reineke, UMN

NMP-PR Ion-exchanged Li8ZrO6 as a Cathode Material for Lithium-ion Batteries Nam Tran, Andreas Stein

3:50 PM BPM-PR Mechanism and Kinetics of Punch Sticking During Tableting

Shubhajit Paul, Changquan Calvin Sun, UMN

3:55 PM CPF-PR Electrostatic Assist of Liquid Transfer in Printing Processes

Chung-Hsuan Huang, Satish Kumar, UMN

4:00 PM BB-PR Engineering Nonphosphorylative Metabolism of Biomass Sugars to TCA Cycle Derivatives

Yi-Shu Tai, Pooja Jambunathan, Jingyu Wang, Jilong Wang, Kechun Zhang, UMN

FEP-PR Development of a Self-Aligning Manaufacturing Process for Printed Electronics

Woo Jin Hyun, Ankit Mahajan, Lorraine F. Francis, C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN

MP-PR Effect of Block Copolymer Chain Architecture on Cell Membrane Protection

Mihee Kim, Karen J. Haman, Frank S. Bates, Benjamin J. Hackel, UMN

NMP-PR Overview Dan Frisbie, UMN

4:05 PM NMP-PR

Metal Work Function Dependence of LUMO-Assisted Transport in Molecular Junctions Based on a Perylene Diimide with Isocyanide Surface Linkers

Christopher E. Smith, C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN


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4:10 PM BPM-PR Swelling and Mechanical Relaxations of Hydrogels Ronald Siegel, UMN

4:15 PM CPF-PR Coating Process and Visualization Lab Tour Wieslaw J. Suszynski, UMN

4:20 PM FEP-PR Rapid Quantitation of Toxic Protein Levels by Combining Printed Electronics and Microfluidics

Scott White, Kevin Dorfman, C. Daniel Frisbie, UMN

MP-PR Particle-Directed Assembly of Semiflexible Polymer Chains

Michael McGovern, David Morse, Kevin Dorfman, UMN

4:25 PM NMP-PR

Quantitative Surface Coverage Measurements of Self-Assembled Monolayers by Nuclear Reaction Analysis of Carbon-12

Abel Demissie, Greg Haugstad, C.Daniel Frisbie, UMN

THURSDAY, June 2 MORNING SESSIONS | 8:30 – 11:40 AM

WS = workshop PR = program review

8:30 AM MP-PR Reactive Compatibilization of Polyethylene terephthalate-Polyolefin Blends with Amino-Telechelic Polyethylene

Alexander Todd, UMN

NMP-PR Adventures in Nanostructured Soft Matter: AFM Methods to Probe the In Situ Mechanics of Gels and Vesicles with Biomedical Implications

Greg Haugstad, Anne Ellis, Bob Tranquillo, UMN

8:45 AM CPF-PR Welcome and Overview Lorraine Francis, UMN

8:50 AM CPF-PR Assembly of Colloidal Strings in a Simple Fluid Flow Yu Abe, Bo Zhang, Leonardo Gordillo, Lorraine F. Francis, Xiang Cheng, UMN

MP-PR Nanopattern Formation by Combining Atomic Layer Deposition and Block Polymer Thin Films

Leo Oquendo, UMN

NMP-PR Overview Alon McCormick, UMN

8:55 AM NMP-PR Understanding Optimal Oil-in-water Emulsifer Formulation using Interfacial Tensiometry and Microstructural Studies

David Riehm, Alon McCormick, UMN

9:10 AM CPF, PR Evaporation of Multicomponent Thin Films on Substrates with Topography


MP-PR Stabilization of Polystyrene/Polylactic Acid Cocontinuous Blends by Interfacial Graphene


CPF: Keller Hall 3-180 MP: Keller Hall 3-210 NMP: Keller Hall 3-230


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THURSDAY, June 2 SESSIONS, CONTINUED CPF: Keller Hall 3-180; MP: Keller Hall 3-210; NMP: Keller Hall 3-230


9:10 AM CPF-PR Evaporation of Multicomponent Thin Films on Substrates with Topography


MP-PR Stabilization of Polystyrene/Polylactic Acid Cocontinuous Blends by Interfacial Graphene


9:15 AM NMP-PR Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Block Copolymer Micelles: A Simulation Study

Joshua Mysona, Alon McCormick, David Morse, UMN

9:30 AM CPF-PR Simultaneous Coating Flow and Drying in Open Microchannels

Robert K. Lade Jr., Christopher W. Macosko, Lorraine F. Francis, UMN

MP-PR Tunable Structure and Morphology of Nanoporous Polymer Monoliths

Stacey A. Saba, Dylan J. Loomis, Marc A. Hillmyer, UMN

9:35 AM NMP-PR Overview Ilja Siepman, UMN

9:40 AM NMP-PR Predictive Modeling for Adsorptive Separation of Bio-1-butanol and α,ω-Diols

Robert DeJaco, Bahman Elyassi, Michael Tsapatsis, J. Ilja Siepmann, UMN

9:50 AM CPF-PR Break

MP-PR Break

10:00 AM NMP-PR Break

10:10 AM CPF-PR Effects of Particle Size and Shape on Particulate Coatings Yan Wu, Lorraine Francis, UMN

MP-PR Polymeric Bicontinuous Microemulsions: From Fundamentals to Applications

Robert J. Hickey, Timothy M. Gillard, Matthew T. Irwin, Timothy P. Lodge, Frank S. Bates, UMN

10:15 AM NMP-PR Monte Carlo Study of Vapor-liquid Equilibria for a Langmuir Monolayer of Pentadecanoic Acid

Mona S. Minkara, Rebecca K. Lindsey, J. Ilja Siepmann, UMN

10:30 AM CPF-PR Shear Sensitive Particle Suspension Flows in Slot Coating

Rodrigo Reboucas, Ivan Siqueira, Marcio Carvalho, UMN

MP-PR Using Rheology to Study the Relaxation Times and Chain Exchange Kinetics in an ABA Triblock Polymer Gel

Andrew Peters, Timothy Lodge, UMN

10:35 AM NMP-PR Overview Joe Zasadzinski, UMN

10:40 AM NMP-PR


Amit Kumar Sachan, Joseph A. Zasadzinski, UMN

10:50 AM CPF-PR Micromolding of UV Curable Coatings Yuyang Du, Alon McCormick, Lorraine Francis, UMN

MP-PR

Proton Conducting, High Modulus Polymer Electrolyte Membranes by Polymerization-induced Microphase Separation

Sujay Chopade, Marc Hillmyer, Timothy Lodge, UMN

11:00 AM NMP-PR Light-Triggered Contents Release from Liposomes In a Two-Photon Microscope

Jeongeun Shin, Olubunmi Ogunyankin, Joseph A. Zasadzinski, UMN


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THURSDAY, June 2 SESSIONS, CONTINUED CPF: Keller Hall 3-180; MP: Keller Hall 3-210; NMP: Keller Hall 3-230


11:10 AM CPF-PR 3D Printing High-Solids Colloids Noah Holtzman

MP-PR

Structure and Chain Exchange Kinetics of Poly(methyl methacrylate-block-n-butyl methacrylate) Micelles in Ionic Liquid

Yuanchi Ma, Timothy P Lodge, UMN

11:20 AM NMP-PR Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles as a Platform Technology Christy L. Haynes, UMN


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Thursday TAC & PPB Events

TAC Meetings Coffman Union | 4th Floor

12:00 PM – 1:45 PM

BB Room 410 BPM Room 409 NMP Conference Room “A” CPF Rooms “B/C” MP Dale Shepard Room PPB Luncheon Room 411

PPB Meeting Coffman Union | Presidents’ Room

Room 332 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

3th Floor


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Coffman Memorial Union (CMU) 300 Washington Avenue SE Keller Hall (KH) 200 Union Street SE McNamara Alumni Center (MAC) 200 Oak Street SE The Common’s Hotel 615 Washington Avenue SE

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Twin Cities, Minneapolis East Bank Campus

IPRIME ANNUAL MEETING SCHEDULE MAY 31 – JUNE 2, 2016

May 31 Tuesday Afternoon CPF MP Special Events Workshop 1 Workshop 1 Poster Session 1 Keller 3-180 Keller 3-210 McNamara Alumni Ctr, Memorial Hall

5:45 – 7:00p 1:30 – 5:20p 1:30 – 5:20p Student Polymer Group Happy Hour Stub and Herb’s 227 SE Oak St 7:30 p

June 1 Wednesday

BB BPM CPF FEP MP EMD Special Events

Workshop Workshop Workshop 2 Workshop Workshop Program

Plenary Session & Luncheon

Keller 3-125 Keller 3-230 Keller 3-180 Keller 3-115 Keller 3-210 Keller 3-111 McNamara Alumni Ctr

Johnson Great Room

8:30 – 11:40a 8:30 – 11:40a 8:30 – 11:40a 8:30 – 11:40a 8:30 – 11:40a 8:30 – 11:40a 11:45a – 1:05p 1:15 – 5:00p

BB BPM CPF FEP MP NMP Special Events Faculty-Industry Meet & Greet

McNamara, Johnson Rm, 5–5:45p Program Program Program 1 Program Program 1 Program 1 Keller 3-125

8:30 – 11:40a Keller 3-111 Keller 3-180 Keller 3-115 Keller 3-210 Keller 3-230 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

June 2 Thursday CPF MP NMP Special Events Program 2 Program 2 Program 2 PPB Breakfast Meeting, 7–8:15a

Program groups: Commons Hotel, Think 5 Room Keller 3-180

8:30 – 11:40a Keller 3-210

8:30 – 11:40a Keller 3-230

8:30 – 11:40a BB, BPM, CPF, MP, NMP

TAC Meetings, 12-1:45p Coffman Union, 4th Floor

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

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