TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

1:30 420. HPLC characterization of polymer
beyond SEC: Temperature gradient interaction
chromatography. T. Chang,
S. Ahn, H. Lee
2:00 421. Comprehensive structural characterization
of macromolecules by automated
2D chromatography. M. Gray,
C. Silverman, P. Kilz
2:20 422. Kinetics of assembly and structure
of polymer brushes at the solid-fluid interface
measured by phase modulated ellipsometry.
S. Kilbey, J. Alonzo,
J. Hinestrosa, C. Deodhar
2:50 Intermission
3:10 423. Surface plasmon resonance (SPR)
methods in the characterization and analysis
of polymer thin films. R. Advincula
3:40 424. Confocal Raman microscopy for
the in situ characterization of polymer adsorption
into nanoporous silica in solution.
B. Jeon, J. Lee, C. Y. Ryu
4:00 425. Correlation of density functional
theory calculations with transmission infrared
spectroscopy of hydrated and dehydrated
Nafion. M. Webber, N. Dimakis,
D. Kumari, M. Fuccillo, E. S. Smotkin
Section C
Westin Boston Waterfront
Grand Ballroom E
Polymerizations and Polymer Modifications
that Utilize Thiol-X Click Reactions
Thiol-Ene Modifications and Thiol-Yne
Polymerizations
A. Lowe, Organizer
H. Schlaad, C. Bowman, Organizers,
Presiding
1:30 426. Free-radical thiol-ene and thiolyne
coupling as selective ligation tools for
glycoconjugation. A. Dondoni
2:00 427. Synthesis of biohybrid conjugates
using thiol-ene click photochemistry.
C. Diehl, H. Schlaad
2:30 428. Combination of controlled radical
polymerization and click reactions to obtain
glycopolymers and their interactions
with lectins. C. R. Becer,M.I.Gibson,
D. A. Mitchell, D. M. Haddleton
2:50 429. Novel functional polymers by terminal
and pendant functionalizations via
thiol-ene and thiol-polyene click reactions.
B. Iván,V.Pálfi, G. Szarka
3:10 Intermission
3:30 430. Thiol-ene click chemistries for the
formation of nanoparticles and encapsulation
of bioactive cargo.
A. E. van der Ende, J. Harrell, J. Katz,
E. Harth
4:00 431. “Thio-click” chemistry and microfluidics:
Straightforward method towards
macroporous and nonporous functional
polymer beads. F. E. Du Prez,
R. Prasath, M. Gokmen
4:30 432. Synthesis of hyperbranched polymers
via cobalt-catalyzed chain transfer
and functionalization by thiol-ene click
chemistry. K. A. McEwan,
D. M. Haddleton
Section D
Westin Boston Waterfront
Otis
General Topics in the Design and Synthesis
of Polymers
D. Garcia, Organizer
N. Tomar, Presiding
1:30 433. Amphiphilic block copolymers of
poly(L-lactide) and poly(2-dimethylaminoethyl
methacrylate): Exploring synthetic
pathways. M. Kryuchkov,
C. Detrembleur, G. Bazuin
1:50 434. Modification of thermoplastic
elastomer gels through nanoparticle addition.
M. C. Berg, R. A. Mrozek,
K. Strawhecker, J. Andzelm,
T. Chantawansri, Y. Sliozberg,
J. L. Lenhart
2:10 435. Di-cationic mono-radical initiator
to combine quasiliving carbocationic polymerization
and atom transfer radical polymerization.
Y. Zhu, R. F. Storey
2:30 436. Design and synthesis of a novel
biodegradable polymer for biomedical
applications. A. L. Garle,S.Kong,
B. M. Budhlall
2:50 437. Effect of reactive diluents on thermally
reversible cross-linked epoxy.
N. Tomar, W. Deng, B. Sharma,
C. Norfolk, D. Smith Jr
3:10 438. Thermal stabilization of poly (acrylonitrile-co-1-vinylimidazole)
melt-spun fiber.
W. Deng, A. Lobovsky, N. Tomar,
T. Wu, S. Iacono, S. Budy, W. Hoffman,
D. W. Smith, Jr, T. Long
3:30 439. Nanoscale vs. microscale gelation
on surfaces of crosslinked polyurethane.
C. Wang, W. Zhang, K. Wynne
3:50 440. Synthesis and characterization of
star-shaped poly(sodium styrenesulfonate)
by atom transfer radical polymerization
of ethyl styrene sulfonate. Y. Li,
X. Yu, J. W. Mays, K. Hong
4:10 441. Synthesis and thermogravimetric
analysis of homo and copolymers of
phosphonated norbornenes.
G. J. Gabriel
4:30 442. Synthesis and characterization of
ionenes for anionic exchange membranes.
X. Yuan, C. J. Cornelius
Section E
Westin Boston Waterfront
Webster
9th International Biorelated Polymers
Symposium
Biorelated Polymer Applications
T. Fujiwara, C. Scholz, R. Ottenbrite,
G. Tew, K. Kiick, Organizers
J. Kressler, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:40 443. Concentrating quaternary charge
at polymer surfaces: Progress in polymer
surface modifiers as a route to contact
antimicrobial coatings. K. J. Wynne
2:10 444. Modification of poly(glycerol adipate)
and its surface activity. T. Naolou,
K. Busse, M. Pietzsch, J. Kressler
2:40 445. Biodegradable polypeptide-bpolylactide
block copolymer micelles
highly stabilized by polyion complex
coating as drug carriers. Y. Ohya,
S. Takeda, Y. Shibata, T. Ouchi,
A. Maruyama
3:05 Intermission
3:35 446. Hydrolytic degradation of polyisobutylene
and poly-lactide based
multiblock copolymers. P. Kulkarni,
U. Ojha, D. Cozzens, R. Faust
4:00 447. Specific protein binding on phospholipid
bilayer array corralled by nonfouling
polymer brushes. Y. Iwasaki,
K. Nakai, K. Morigaki
4:25 448. Block-copolymers of polysiloxanes
and polyoxazolines for biomedical
applications. L. Theogarajan, N. Borjigin,
M. Isaacman, A. Merrithrew
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Westin Boston Waterfront
Grand Ballroom B
POLY/PMSE Plenary Lecture and Awards
Reception Cosponsored by PMSE ‡ and
PRES Financially supported by Royal Society
of Chemistry
K. Kiick, Organizer, Presiding
5:30 Networking
6:15 Introductory Remarks
6:20 449. Materials to program cells in situ.
D. J. Mooney
7:00 Awards Reception
THURSDAY MORNING
Section A
Westin Boston Waterfront
Grand Ballroom D
Bioactive Polymers and Polymer Surfaces
Bioactive Surfaces
O. T. Mefford, S. Lin-Gibson, Organizers
M. Grunlan, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 450. Protease adsorption and surface
biocatalysis on charged immobilized substrates.
B. E. Feller, J. T. Kellis,
L. G. Cascao Pereira, C. R. Robertson,
C. W. Frank
9:00 451. Novel glycosurfaces by surfaceinitiated
ATRP. A. Mateescu, J. Ye,
R. Narain, M. Vamvakaki
9:20 452. Modification the surface of polyethylene
terephthalate film by UV-initiated
grafting. H. Zhang, Y. Jiang
9:40 Intermission
10:00 453. Tunable interfaces and functional
nano-objects derived from resilin-mimetic
protein Rec1-resilin. N. K. Dutta,
M. Y. Truong, S. Mayavan,
N. Roy Choudhury, M. Kim, C. M. Elvin,
A. J. Hill
10:20 454. Rewritable bioarrays.
J. S. Badyal
10:40 455. Novel approach for visualizing
polymer silica substrates using
BODIPY ® -based fluorescent dye.
O. Borozenko,K.L.Lau,G.Cosa,
S. Giasson, W. G. Skene
Section C
Westin Boston Waterfront
Grand Ballroom E
Polymerizations and Polymer Modifications
that Utilize Thiol-X Click Reactions
Thiol-X Polymerization and Polymer
Modification Reactions
C. Bowman, Organizer
H. Schlaad, A. Lowe, Organizers, Presiding
8:30 456. Thio-bromo “click” chemistry.
from (meth)acrylate chain-end modification
to the synthesis of dendrimers and
dendritic macromolecules. B. M. Rosen,
G. Lligadas, C. Hahn, V. Percec
9:00 457. Thiol-para fluoro click reactions:
From thermoresponsive polymers to glycopolymers
and nanoparticles.
C. R. Becer, K. Babiuch, S. Hornig,
M. Gottschaldt, K. Kokado, Y. Chujo,
U. S. Schubert
9:30 458. Synthesis and modification of multicomponent
and multiclickable polymer
brushes. S. B. Rahane, R. M. Hensarling,
D. L. Patton
9:50 Intermission
10:10 459. Thiol-ene and thiol-oxirane
chemistries for the synthesis and modification
of cylindrical polymer brushes and
surface modification of microspheres.
A. H. Müller, A. S. Goldmann, D. Pirner,
Y. Xu, L. Barner, C. Barner-Kowollik
10:40 460. Transformation of RAFT polymer
end groups by thiol-ene click reaction.
F. M. Winnik,X.Qiu
11:10 461. End group functionalization of
RAFT polymers using thiol – alkyl methanethiosulfonate
click-like chemistry.
P. J. Roth, P. Theato
Section D
Westin Boston Waterfront
Otis
General Topics in the Design and Synthesis
of Polymers
D. Garcia, Organizer
S. Hou, Presiding
8:30 462. Degradable poly(ester-urethane)s
based on poly(�-caprolactone) with crystalline
hard segments. synthesis and
characterizaction. J. E. Báez,
A. Marcos-Fernández
8:50 463. Unmasking of polycarbodiimides:
Polyguanides. J. D. DeSousa,
B. M. Novak
9:10 464. Synthesis of double-brush copolymers
by tandem RAFT polymerization,
ROP, and ROMP. Y. Li, E. Themistou,
J. Zou, Y. S. Yap, C. Cheng
9:30 465. Synthesis and T1 relaxivity of
poly(ethylene glycol) based gadolinium
encapsulated nanoparticles. S. Hou,
S. Tong, J. Zhou, G. Bao
9:50 466. Thiophene-based-ladder polymers
with Pseudo-Geminal-[2.2]paracyclophane
units. S. P. Jagtap,
D. M. Collard
10:10 467. Boronic acid end-functionalized
polycaprolactone as a macromolecular
reagent for the chemical modification of
lignin. A. L. Korich,P.M.Iovine
10:30 468. Hierarchical structures based on
self-assembled diblock copolymers
within honeycomb microstructured porous
films. P. Escalé, M. Save, A. Lapp,
L. Rubatat, L. Billon
10:50 469. Recent developments on the
photocontrolled ring-opening polymerization
of metallocenophanes.
L. Chabanne, I. Matas Ruiz, S. K. Patra,
I. Manners
11:10 470. Dynamic/living conjugated
azomethine polymers: Materials with
postpolymerization property tailoring.
W. Skene, S. Barik
11:30 471. Synthesis and ring-opening polymerization
of �-fluoro-�-caprolactone
monomer. T. F. Al-Azemi,
A. A. Mohamod, N. A. Al-Awadi,
O. M. El-Dusuoqui
Section E
Westin Boston Waterfront
Webster
9th International Biorelated Polymers
Symposium
Biorelated Polymer Synthesis
T. Fujiwara, C. Scholz, R. Ottenbrite,
G. Tew, K. Kiick, Organizers
T. Deming, Y. Ohya, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks
8:40 472. Novel nitroxyl radical containing
nanoparticle: Bioimaging and therapy.
Y. Nagasaki, T. Yoshitomi
9:10 473. Recent developments in use of
transition metal initiators for polypeptide
synthesis. T. J. Deming
9:40 Intermission
10:00 474. Epoxy fatty acid diester/CO2
systems: Solubility, carbonatation kinetics,
and polyurethanes synthesis.
A. Boyer
10:25 475. Iodine-catalyzed synthesis of
mixed cellulose esters. H. N. Cheng,
M. K. Dowd, R. L. Shogren, A. Biswas
10:50 476. Synthesis and biostability of
novel polyisobutylene-based thermoplastic
polyurethanes. D. Cozzens,U.Ojha,
P. Kulkarni, R. Faust, S. Desai
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