Oral
Session I:
Origins of Functionality
at the Nanoscale
Prof. John Robertson, Cambridge University “How Spectroscopic Data Aids Growing Carbon Nanotubes for Applications”
Prof. Susan Trolier-McKinstry, Pennsylvania State University “Global and Local Measurements of Nonlinearity in Films for Piezoelectric MEMS Applications”
Xiaoting Jia, Massachusetts Institute of Technology “STM and STS Studies of CVD Grown Graphene Nanoribbons”
Oral
Session II: Functional Polymer Architectures
Prof. Maciej Radosz, University of Wyoming “Phase Behavior of Model Block Copolymers in Near Critical Solutions: Toward Self-Assembled Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery”
Dr. Vivek Prabhu, National Institute of Standards and Technology “Photoresist Latent and Developed Images as Probed by Neutron Reflectivity Methods: From Polymers to Molecular Resists”
Prof. Michael Hickner, Pennsylvania State University “Poly(thiophene)/Carbon Nanotube Composites for Solar Cells”
Oral
Session III: Understanding Emergent Behavior
Dr. David LaVan, National Institute of Standards and Technology “Bionanotechnology: Cell Mimics as a Measurement Tool”
Dr. Rosa Di Felice, National Research Council, Modena, Italy “Computational Investigation of Modified DNA”
Prof. Sharon Weiss, Vanderbilt University “Nanostructured, High Surface Area Materials for Sensing Applications”
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