TECHNICAL PROGRAM - American Chemical Society Publications

PMSE TECHNICAL PROGRAM
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:35 218. Development of potent stable nucleic
lipid particle (SNALP) formulations
for therapeutic siRNA delivery.
S. C. Semple, A. Lee, A. D. Judge,
J. Heyes, E. Yaworski, L. B. Jeffs,
M. Robbins, L. R. Palmer, S. K. Klimuk,
I. MacLachlan
2:00 219. Phospholipid nanosomes and
polymer nanospheres for the nanotechnology
delivery of biologics, siRNA and
hydrophobic anticancer drugs.
T. P. Castor
2:25 220. Drug delivery systems for combination
chemotherapy: Challenges and
opportunities. L. D. Mayer
2:50 221. CRLX288, a novel polymeric
nanoparticle, significantly improves the
therapeutic window over the parent drug
in preclinical studies in mice. S. Eliasof,
P. Ng, P. Lim Soo, J. Podobinski,
G. Gangal, R. I. Case, P. Shum,
J. G. Martínez, S. R. Kabir, D. Lazarus,
S. Svenson
3:15 222. Rationale for design and early
clinical development of IT-101, a cyclodextrin-polyethylene-glycol
copolymer
nanoparticle delivery of camptothecin.
M. Wolfgang, J. Hwang, S. Svenson,
J. Ryan, T. Synold, Y. Yen
3:40 PMSE/POLY Poster Session and Intermission
3:55 223. High-precision therapeutics
through Medicinal Nanoengineering .
J. Hrkach
4:20 224. Applications of biodegradable and
biocompatible polyacetal drug conjugates
to improve drug delivery.
T. B. Lowinger
4:45 225. Cobalamin nanoparticles for oral
and target drug delivery. R. Zarzycki,
P. Sood, N. Ummaneni, J. L. Gerberich,
D. P. Nowotnik
5:10 226. Development of stable polymer
micelles for the treatment of cancer.
H. Skaff, J. Rios-Doria, A. Carie,
G. Cardoën, B. Burke, K. Sill
Section C
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Nano-Scaled Phenomena in Polymeric
Systems
Physics of Confined Polymers Financially
supported by Mitsubishi Chemical, BASF,
Dow Chemical, and Kaneka
A. Yee, H. Sue, J. Wong, Organizers
K. Char, Presiding
A. Takahara, Organizer, Presiding
1:30 227. Segmental motion of polystyrene
in its thin film studied by de-focus single
molecule fluorescence microscopy.
Z. Zheng, J. Zhao
2:00 228. Dramatic effects of nanoscale
confinement on glass transition temperature,
physical aging, and diffusion in polymer
flims and nanocomposites.
J. M. Torkelson, S. Kim, H. Deng,
C. M. Evans, R. D. Priestley,
P. Rittigstein, M. K. Mundra, C. B. Roth
2:30 229. Crystallization studies of linear
polymers in carbon nanotube dispersions.
M. L. Minus,S.Kumar
2:50 230. Sharp lower critical solution temperature
transition for novel N-isopropylacrylamide
based polymer. M. E. Alf,
T. Hatton, K. K. Gleason
3:10 231. Using hydrogel stamping to explore
nanoscale porosity formation in
polyelectrolyte multilayers. C. Cho,
N. S. Zacharia
3:30 PMSE/POLY Poster Session and Intermission
‡ Cooperative Cosponsorship
122–TECH
3:45 232. Crowding effects on protein and
nanoparticle solubility, relaxation and rate
processes in fluid mixtures and entropyenthalpy
compensation. J. F. Douglas,
J. Dudowicz, K. F. Freed
4:15 233. Visualizing the motion of polymer
chains at an interface. J. S. Wong
4:35 234. Molecular dynamics study of
block copolymer thin film morphology:
Effect of substrate and free surface.
C. Forrey, K. G. Yager
4:55 235. Fabrication and characterization
of PMMA grafted imogolite nanotubes.
W. Ma, H. Otsuka, A. Takahara
Section E
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PMSE/POLY Poster Session
General Posters
D. Schiraldi, Organizer, Presiding
2:30–4:00
236. Structural characterization of water soluble
derivatives of cisplatin drugs from
chelation with chitosan. C. E. Carraher,
Jr., A. Francis Robinson
237. 1 H NMR spectroscopy of organotin
polyethers derived from dibutyltin dichloride
and poly(ethylene glycols).
C. E. Carraher, Jr., G. Barot
238. Development of new interfacial system
for the synthesis of ciprofloxacin-containing
organotin poly(ether amines). A. Zhao,
C. E. Carraher, Jr.
239. Enhanced solubility of ciprofloxacin organotin
poly(ether amines). A. Zhao,
C. E. Carraher, Jr.
240. Synthesis of water soluble derivatives
of cisplatin drugs from chelation with chitosan.
C. E. Carraher, Jr.,
A. Francis Robinson
241. Chain length calculations for water soluble
derivatives of cisplatin drugs from
chelation with chitosan.
C. E. Carraher, Jr., A. Francis Robinson
242. Thermal properties of the products of
lignin and organotin halides.
C. E. Carraher, Jr., D. C. Sterling
243. Electrical properties of the products of
lignin and organotiin halides.
C. E. Carraher, Jr., D. C. Sterling
244. Organotin polyether structural similarities
in the inhibiiton of estrogen-sensitive
MCF-7 and non-estrogen-sensitive MDA
cancer cells. M. R. Roner,
C. E. Carraher, Jr., K. Shahi, G. Barot
245. Nanotube forests for electrochemical
energy storage from electrostatic assembly.
L. Shao, W. Jang, J. L. Lutkenhaus
246. Fluorescein derivatives functionalized
silsesquioxnae/bridged silsesquioxane
nanoparticles: Synthesis, characterization
and particle morphology. C. J. Simouth,
J. Binion, H. P. Rathnayake
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Section C
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Commonwealth Ballroom C
Nano-Scaled Phenomena in Polymeric
Systems
Nano-Mechanical Behaviour and
Nanocomposites Financially supported by
Mitsubishi Chemical, BASF, Dow Chemical,
and Kaneka
A. Yee, A. Takahara, H. Sue, Organizers
J. Wong, Organizer, Presiding
J. Zhao, Presiding
8:00 247. Development and applications of
polymer nanocomposites. A. Usuki
8:30 248. Characterization of nanomechanical
behavior of glassy polymers. L. Chen,
Y. Kong, A. F. Yee
8:50 249. Strain hardening induced by polymer
nanoparticles in PA6.
E. Huitrón-Rattinger, A. Romo-Uribe,
M. E. Romero-Guzmán
9:10 250. Nanoscaled deformations in block
copolymer modified epoxies. D. Liu,
H. Sue, Z. J. Thompson, F. S. Bates,
M. A. Hillmyer, M. Dettloff, G. Jacob,
N. Verghese, H. Pham
9:30 251. Properties of poly(3-hexyl thiophene)
under nano-confinement in the array
of ordered TiO 2 nanotubes.
T. R. Foong, A. Sellinger, Y. Shen, X. Hu
9:50 PMSE/POLY Poster Session and Intermission
10:05 252. Ultrathin multilayer thin films
containing nano-objects. K. Char
10:35 253. Preparation of nanocomposites
with in situ synthesized nanoplatelets.
C. S. Southworth, M. F. Milner, L. Sun
10:55 254. Strengthening of epoxy based on
hybrid nanofillers of MWCNT and clay.
D. Sun, C. Chu, H. Sue
11:15 Concluding Remarks
Section D
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Stone
Novel Polymeric and Nanocomposite
Materials for Defense and Energy
Fabriaction of Electronic Materials
Financially supported by Air Force Office of
Scientific Research, Army Research Office,
Eastman Chemical Company, Office of Naval
Research, and PPG Industries Foundation
P. Costanzo, Organizer, Presiding
8:00 255. Flexible, stretchable, and foldable
electrodes for organic photovoltaics via
oxidative chemical vapor deposition.
M. C. Barr, C. M. Boyce, K. K. Gleason
8:20 256. All-organic electrochromic fabric
for wearable displays. Y. Ding,
M. A. Invernale, G. A. Sotzing
8:40 257. Simple method for making electrochromic
devices containing novel conjugated
polymer chromophores.
M. A. Invernale, K. Lee, Y. Ding, T. Dey,
D. Mamangun, G. A. Sotzing
9:00 258. Series of new vinylene based conjugated
polymers with sulfone phenylene
and different donor co-monomers for energy
applications. T. Nguyen, C. Zhang,
R. Li, S. Sun
9:20 259. Electroactive polymer brushes
and nanocomposite films on ITO electrodes.
B. Kim, R. Shallcross,
N. R. Armstrong, J. Pyun
9:45 PMSE/POLY Poster Session and Intermission
10:15 260. Morphology study of PCBM/
P3HT organic photovoltaic with small angle
neutron scattering. W. Yin,
M. Dadmun
10:35 261. Soluble pegylated polythiophenes:
Synthesis and nitroaromatic
sensing. A. Kokil, T. Ponrathnam,
A. Kumar, R. Nagarajan, J. Kumar
10:55 262. Ternary phase behavior of P3HTb-PEO
compatibilized P3HT/PCBM films.
J. Chen, X. Yu, K. Hong, J. M. Messman,
D. L. Pickel, K. Xiao, B. Sumpter,
M. D. Dadmun, J. W. Mays, S. Kilbey
11:15 263. Functionalized quantum dots
and nanoparticle-polymer composites.
C. Miesch, I. Kosif, J. Lawrence,
T. Emrick
11:40 Concluding Remarks
Section B
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Grand Ballroom C
Simulation of Hybrid Interfaces and Multi-
Component Polymeric Materials
Biointerfaces Cosponsored by COMP
Financially supported by National Science
Foundation
R. Berry, Organizer
H. Heinz, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 264. Effects of single point mutations
on peptide-mineral interactions: A combined
experimental and computational
approach. C. C. Perry
9:05 265. Is variety the spice of life? Multiscale
molecular simulations support experiments
in nanocarrier/nucleic acid systems
design. P. Posocco, M. Fermeglia,
X. Liu, L. Peng, A. Malek, C. V. Catapano,
D. K. Smith, S. Pricl
9:40 266. Nature of molecular binding at the
peptide/solid hybrid interfaces.
M. Sarikaya, R. Samudrala, A. Jen,
J. S. Evans, C. Tamerler
10:15 PMSE/POLY Poster Session and Intermission
10:30 267. Multiscale simulation of proton
exchange membranes. G. A. Voth
11:05 268. Force-field development for
computer simulation of biomolecular systems:
The GROMOS case. D. Steiner,
W. F. van Gunsteren
11:30 269. Interactions of peptides and
ionic liquids with silica. R. Berry
Section A
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General Papers/New Concepts in
Polymeric Materials
Energy/Responsive Polymers
D. Schiraldi, Organizer, Presiding
9:00 270. Characterization of perflourocyclobutane/polyvinylidene
diflouride
(PFCB/PVDF) blends for use as fuel cell
proton exchange membranes.
K. A. Finlay, D. A. Dillard, R. B. Moore,
S. W. Case, M. W. Ellis, Y. Li, T. J. Fuller,
S. M. Mackinnon, C. S. Gittleman, Y. Lai
9:20 271. ESR detection of early events in
the fragmentation of perfluorinated model
compounds and relevance to the stability
of polymeric membranes used in fuel
cells. S. Schlick, M. Spulber
9:40 272. Chemical degradation studies of
aromatic model compounds for fuel cell
membrane applications. D. M. Savant,
T. A. Zaowdzinski Jr., D. A. Schiraldi
10:00 PMSE/POLY Poster Session and Intermission
10:20 273. Amine-functionalized polymeric
nanocoatings for hydrolytically stable microfluidic
devices. J. Xu, K. Gleason
10:40 274. Hardblock-free thermoplastic
polyurethanes (TPUs) exhibiting shape
memory. X. Gu, P. T. Mather
11:00 275. Study of the nanophase structure
of poly(methacrylic acid) brushes
synthesized via ATRP. E. Soto-Cantu,
C. Deodhar, D. Uhrig, J. P. Hinestrosa,
B. S. Lokitz, J. F. Ankner, S. M. Kilbey
11:20 276. Amphiphilic polyurethanes: Synthesis,
properties, and responsive behavior.
A. Kohut, I. Hevus, A. Voronov
11:40 277. Amphiphilic invertible polymers
for adsolubilization on solid substrates of
different polarity. A. Kohut, A. Voronov,
V. Kislenko, L. Sieburg
Section E
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PMSE/POLY Poster Session
General Posters
D. Schiraldi, Organizer, Presiding
9:30–11:00
278. Cross-linked PB-PEO hybrid micelles
for targeted delivery. T. P. Smart,
E. G. Kelley, M. O. Sullivan, T. H. Epps III
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