Polymer
Materials: Synthesis, Properties, and applications |
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Co-organizers and Moderators |
Andrew Maganau
Ph.D. Drexal University Robert Mathers Ph.D. The Pennsylvania State University. |
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Cosponsered by the polymer division |
Room B013 |
11:30. Oligofluorene molecular wires:
Synthesis and single-molecule conductance. S.
Wei, G.M. Florio 11:50 Conjugated polymers prepared using
controlled polymerization. K.J. Noonan 12:10 Orthogonal-group engineering of
cyclopentadiene-based building blocks for conjugated
materials. M.M. Rahman, A. Pietrangelo 12:30 Intermission. 12:40 4. Polymer functionalized graphenic
materials as stem cell instructive scaffolds for
tissue regeneration. S.A. Sydlik, B.
Holt, A. Arnold 1:00 Synthesis of
[2.2]paracyclophane-inspired materials through ROMP
for advanced optoelectonic applications. E.
Elacqua 1:20 Enabling macromolecular design
through cross-coupling and alkylborane initiation.
A.J. Magenau 1:40 Intermission. 2:00 7. Functionalized polymer conjugates
as building blocks to construct spatially organized
materials. L.W. Chow 2:20 Complex emulsions as dynamic soft
materials. L.D. Zarzar, E.M. Sletten,
J.A. Kalow, V. Sresht, S. Nagelberg, D. Blankschtein,
M. Kolle, T.M. Swager 2:40 Nanostructural transitions driven
via in situ polymer grafting in diblock
copolymer/monomer blends. R. Hickey 3:00 Intermission. 3:10 Introducing electron-deficient
boron into functional polymeric materials. F.
Jaekle 3:30 Finding the hydrophobic/hydrophobic
balance in polymeric structures. R.T.
Mathers |
Meet the Speakers |
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From left to right: Robert Hickey, Sujun Wei, Kevin Noonan, Andrew Magenau, Stefanie Sydlik, Lesley Chow, Elizabeth Elacqua, Frieder Jaekle, Robert Mathers, and Lauren Zarzar. |