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227. Biologically catalyzed synthesis of zinc
oxide nanoparticles in aqueous medium.
J. Samson, A. Yampolsky,
P. C. Nahirney, I. Piscopo, C. M. Drain
228. Biomimetic fabrication of non-fluorinatedsuperhydrophobic-to-superhydrophillic
conducting polymer surface
with reversible wettability and electrochromic
properties. R. B. Pernites,
R. Ponnapati, R. C. Advincula
229. Immobilized Cytochrome P450 enzymes:
A construct to better predict invivo
in-vitro correlation. L. Wollenberg,
J. Kabulski, J. Jett, N. Wu, T. Tracy,
P. M. Gannett
230. AFM studies on Ag(I) complexes of G2
PAMAM dendrimers. A. Jankovich,
M. Chai
231. Oxidative template for conducting polymer
nanoclips. X. Zhang, Z. Liu,
S. Poyraz, S. P. Surwade, S. K. Manohar
232. Spherical polyelectrolyte brushes grafting
from colloical polybutadiene particles
by photoemulsion polymerization.
S. Zhao, G. Li, J. Xu, X. Guo
233. Solubilizing functionalized SWCNTs in
water using hyper-branched PEI polymers.
D. Holycross, M. Chai, L. Rakesh
234. Characterization and tracking of monolayer-protected
nanoparticles in biological
systems using mass spectrometry.
Z. Zhu, B. Yan, O. R. Miranda,
R. W. Vachet, V. M. Rotello
235. Interactions among spherical polyelectrolyte
brushes observed by rheology and
small angle X-ray scattering. F. Chu,
W. Wang, L. Li, J. Xu, S. Wu, X. Guo
236. Nanotemplates from porous molecular
monolayers self-assembled at solid-liquid
interfaces. M. Ai,S.Gröper, W. Zhuang,
X. Feng, K. Müllen, J. Rabe
237. Correlation between adhesion response,
surface wettability and charge on
biocompatible thermoresponsive
brushes. E. Svetushkina, K. Grundke,
M. Stamm, C. Bellmann, A. Förster,
A. Synytska
238. Synthesis and characterization of intelligent
poly(methacrylic acid) hydrogels.
H. Cheng, J. Xu, L. Li, X. Guo
239. Electron tunneling through monolayers
self-assembled on a hanging mercury
drop electrode in the presence of aliphatic
alcohols. E. Adaligil, K. Slowinski
240. Thrombus-targeted theranostic nanoagents
for fibrinolysis. J. R. McCarthy,
I. Y. Sazonova, R. Weissleder, G. L. Reed,
F. A. Jaffer
241. Controlled aggregation of superparamagnetic
iron oxide by electrostatic complexation.
S. P. Nair, J. Dinglasan,
D. J. Anderson
242. Protein adsorption and exchange at the
solid/liquid interface: A neutron reflectivity
study. E. G. Latter,R.K.Thomas,
J. Penfold
243. Arsenic encapsulation in iron nanoparticles:
Evidence of intraparticle reactions.
W. Yan, M. A. Valencia Ramos,
B. E. Koel, W. Zhang
244. Role of cranberry juice cocktail on inhibition
of urinary tract infections.
Y. Zhang, Y. Tao, P. A. Pinzon-Arango,
T. A. Camesano
245. Stability of colloidal lipid nanosystems.
S. Savarala, M. A. IIies, S. L. Wunder
246. Disassembly of aggregated amphiphilic
small molecule surfactant by phosphatase.
N. Sekar, S. Thayumanavan
247. Initial steps of biofilm formation of Listeria
monocytogenes EGDe. F. P. Gordesli,
N. I. Abu-Lail
248. Fabricating Ag clusters on PVA films
through fern-like crystalline templating.
Y. Chan, W. Lin, J. Lin
249. Reversible phase transition of polymer
brushes prepared from dual-head initiator
ATRP grafting poly(N-isopropylacrylamide)
on silicate platelets. B. Hsieh,
Y. Su, H. Lin, Y. Lan, Y. Chen, Y. Sheng,
Y. Sheng, J. Lin, J. Lin
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250. Towards surface design to control crystallization:
Understanding the roles of surface
chemistry and morphology in heterogeneous
nucleation. Y. Diao,
A. Myerson, T. A. Hatton, B. Trout
251. Effects of electropolymerized poly(3,4ethylenedioxythiophene)
(PEDOT) film
with porous structure as a hole collecting
layer on bulk heterojunction photovoltaic
cells. J. Park, J. J. Peterson,
N. Hendricks, K. R. Carter
252. Synthesis of silver nanocomposite films
of enhanced antimicrobial activity.
T. Radhakrishnan, M. K. Georges,
V. Djoković
253. Lipid bilayer membrane array and automated
membrane formation. J. Park,
Y. Baek, T. Jeon
254. Self-assemblies of diblock copolymers
for nanostructured carbon and inorganic
materials. S. Kim, S. Jeon, H. Kim,
Y. Lee, B. Sohn
255. STM study of solvent effects in the
asymmetric hydrogenation of trifluoroacetophenone
on chirally modified platinum.
J. Brunelle, G. Mahieu,
V. Demers-Carpentier, S. Lavoie,
P. H. McBreen
256. Antibacterial activity of cubic boron nitride
(cBN) coatings on stainless steel
grade 316 (316L). E. Uzunoglu, K. Derici,
D. Biriken, B. Kaftanoglu, M. Sengonul
257. Synthesis of core-shell quantum dots
via MAPS. H. Han, P. Lutz, M. M. Maye
258. Modular phase transfer and ligand exchange
protocol for quantum dots.
J. Zylstra, N. Miska, M. Maye
259. Mechanical properties of glycosyl-nucleoside-lipid
hydrogels. J. A. Kaplan,
G. Godeau, P. Barthélémy,
M. W. Grinstaff
260. Unidirectional self-assembly of colloidal
crystals under centrifugal force field.
S. Lee, G. Yi, W. Jeong, S. Yang,
K. F. Jensen, J. Baek
261. Crystal growth of CuS on structured
surfaces. Y. Vasquez, E. M. Fenton,
V. Chernow, J. Aizenberg
262. Organic oxygenates on titania: A
thermo- and photochemical study.
P. Clawin, K. Al-Shamery, C. M. Friend
263. Evaluation method for the interaction
between endocrine disrupting chemicals
(EDCs) and model biomembrane liposome.
Y. Nakane,I.Kubo
264. Surface modification to control biomaterial-adherent
macrophage activation.
K. R. Park, J. D. Bryers
265. How the solid surface affects the velocity
of liquid at an interface. A. Ponjavic,
J. Wong
266. Quantification of protein adsorption
onto alkylsilane monolayers using Whispering
Gallery Mode resonance biosensing
in optical microcavities. K. A. Wilson,
C. C. Finch, F. Vollmer, P. Anderson,
J. J. Hickman
267. Smart surfaces based on mixed polymer
brushes: A combined layer-by-layer
(LbL) and surface-initiated polymerization
(SIP) approach. N. C. Estillore,
R. C. Advincula
268. STM studies of adsorbate-induced surface
restructuring of Pt(100) in ethylene
adsorption, hydrogenation, and poisoningbyCO.D.
R. Butcher,
M. B. Salmeron, G. A. Somorjai
269. In situ monitoring platform for nanolithography
by combining conducting
probe atomic force microscopy and tipenhanced
Raman spectroscopy techniques.
C. Chang, J. D. Batteas
270. Nanoparticle stabilized capsules for encapsulation
and delivery. Y. Jeong,
V. M. Rotello, B. Samata, S. Agasti,
X. Yang
271. Statistical modeling of particle interactions
with nano-featured surfaces in flow.
M. Bendersky, J. M. Davis,
M. M. Santore
272. Surface-enhanced Raman scattering
analysis of perchlorate using silver nanofilms
deposited on copper foils. J. Hao,
Z. Xu, M. Han, S. Xu, X. Meng
273. Tuning the encapsulation stability of
nanoparticles for drug delivery containers.
S. Jiwpanich, J. Ryu, S. Bickerton,
S. Thayumanavan
274. Intracellular delivery of anticancer drugs
within a monolayer of gold nanoparticles.
C. Kim, Z. Zhu, V. Rotello
275. Chemically directed immobilization of
nanoparticles on gold substrates and orthogonal
assembly using dithiocarbamate
bond formation. M. Park,X.Duan,
B. Creran, J. Huskens, V. M. Rotello
276. Biomimetic high density lipoprotein
nanoparticles for the treatment of heart
disease. A. J. Luthi, D. Kim, W. L. Daniel,
H. Zhang, D. A. Giljohann, C. Thaxton,
C. A. Mirkin
277. Nanoparticle-immunolabeling of hepatocellular
carcinoma. D. Rand, V. Ortiz,
Z. Derdak, J. R. Wands, C. Rose-Petruck
278. Molecular tweezer: SWNT supramolecular
complexes. J. R. Alston,
M. Etzkorn, J. C. Poler,J.C.Timmerman
279. Competitive interactions in surfactant
solutions: A neutron scattering investigation.
A. Fajalia, M. Tsianou
280. Arsenate detection by surface-enhanced
Raman scattering using Ag nanofilms
deposited on glass slides. M. Han,
J. Hao, X. Meng
281. Small angle X-ray scattering as universal
tool for investigating the nucleation
and growth processes of nanoparticles.
J. Polte, R. Kraehnert, A. Thuenemann,
F. Emmerling
282. Selective detection of chemical and biological
toxins using gold nanoparticle
based two-photon scattering assay.
S. Banerjee,P.Ray
283. Naturally derived surface active polymers
based on Chitosan. R. M. Bouldin,
S. Shingi, R. Nagarajan
284. Characterization of acid-base and redox
properties of metal oxide nanoparticles
in water using probe-molecule FTIR
spectroscopy. S. Ponnurangam,
I. Chernyshova, P. Somasundaran
285. Effect of substrate on the structure and
properties of mesoporous silica thin films.
J. M. Allen, M. G. Bakker, R. Schad,
X. Li, D. Lee, J. Wang
286. Effect of temperature and incubation
time on the in situ synthesis of gold nanoparticle
assemblies. M. Kerrigan,
T. Chase, A. Bonday, K. Bandyopadhyay
287. Measuring surface potential of mixed
surfactant micelles using indicator dyes.
G. F. Kirton, A. Arveschoug,K.Kimura
288. Electrochemical and hydrogen peroxide-driven
oxidation of N G -hydroxy-L-arginine
by films containing oxygenase domain
of inducible nitric oxide synthase.
M. So, M. Bayachou
289. Size, shape, and color tunable copper
nanoparticles: Photochemical syntheses
and growth mechanisms for particles.
J. J. Determan, S. Marpu, A. K. Wilson,
M. A. Omary
290. 2D assembly of disk-like molecules.
I. P. Hamilton,L.Li
291. Synthesis and structure of bicelle-templated
periodic mesoporous silicas.
P. Mohanty, J. Lee, K. Glover,
K. Landskron
292. Retention of colloids on calcite and
limestone as a function of surface topography
and roughness. G. K. Darbha,
T. Schäfer, A. Lüttge, C. Fischer
Section B
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Fundamental Research in Colloid and
Surface Science
Nanomaterials for Biological,
Pharmaceutical and Biomedical
Applications
J. Texter, R. Nagarajan, Organizers
6:00–8:00
293. Nanoconjugation alters dynamics, localization
and mechanism of receptor internalization.
S. Bhattacharyya
294. Conformation of antimicrobial peptide
Cecropin P1 C immobilized on silica surface
using Molecular Dynamics Simulation.
H. Chang, X. Wu, C. Mello,
R. Nagarajan, G. Narsimhan
295. Antiangiogenic properties of gold nanoparticles:
Effect of size and surface
charge. R. R. Arvizo,O.R.Miranda,
R. Bhattacharya, V. M. Rotello,
P. Mukherjee
296. Facile synthesis, silanization and biodistribution
of biocompatible quantum
dots. N. Ma, A. F. Marshall, S. Gambhir,
J. Rao
297. Viral nanostructures: In vitro self-assembly
of Parvovirus B19-like particles.
S. P. Sanchez-Rodriguez,
J. M. Mora-Pale, J. S. Dordick,
I. Bustos-Jaimes
298. Surface mineralization of Ti6Al4V with
calcium apatite for retention/delivery of
rhBMP-2. J. Smits, D. Ayers, J. Song
299. Study of mesoscopic structures in
aqueous solutions using light scattering.
D. Subramanian,M.A.Anisimov,
I. K. Yudin
300. Role of macropinocytosis in DNA transfections
with charge-reversal amphiphiles.
X. Zhang, P. Allen, M. W. Grinstaff
301. Directing molecular self-assembly: An
AFM study. J. Yu
302. Effective elasticity of a flexible filament
bound to a deformable cylindrical surface.
A. Saric, J. C. Pamies, A. Cacciuto
303. Surface charge determines functional
interactions between nanoparticles and
cells. R. R. Arvizo, P. Mukherjee,
Y. Prakash, M. A. Thompson,
O. R. Miranda, J. D. Robertson,
V. M. Rotello
304. Retention of colloids at rough rock and
mineral surfaces as a function of size,
charge, and polydispersity: An analog
study. G. K. Darbha, A. Michler,
T. Schäfer, A. Lüttge, C. Fischer
305. Stable suspension of mixed iron oxide/
cobalt oxide nanoparticles in aqueous
surfactant solutions and their use for
mixer studies in liquids feeds.
N. N. Barashkov, D. Eisenberg,
S. Eisenberg, I. S. Irgibaeva, A. Mantel,
T. S. Novikova
306. Self-assembled fluorescent organic
nanotubes for selective surface recognition
as biosensory platform. C. Kim,
J. Lee
Section C
Westin Boston Waterfront
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Fundamental Research in Colloid and
Surface Science
Nano Letters: The Next Ten Years
C. Lieber, J. Texter, P. Alivisatos,
Organizers
6:00–8:00
307. Microemulsion synthesis of Buffer stable
Chitosan-PGA hybrid nanoparticles
for biomedical applications. A. Malhotra
308. Probing nanoscale redox transitions at
molecular junctions using conductive
probe atomic force microscopy.
L. R. Ditzler, A. V. Tivanski
309. Antimicrobial studies of biocompatible
colloidal silver nanoparticles with tunable
visible to near-infrared plasmonic absorptions.
S. Marpu, S. Kolailat,
R. Charturvedi, J. Shah, Z. Hu,
M. A. Omary
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