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11:30 374. Bio-inspired synthesis and coating
of nanoparticles for biological applications.
Y. Zheng, J. Xie, J. Jiang,
J. Y. Ying
Section C
Westin Boston Waterfront
Burroughs
Inorganic-Organic Solar Cells
L. Chen, Organizer
G. Meyer, Organizer, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks
8:35 375. What makes dye cells tick, or kick
the bucket? Injection, regeneration, and
collection efficiencies in new, old, dry,
and wet dye sensitized solar cells.
B. C. O’Regan, P. R. Barnes, C. Law,
A. Y. Anderson, A. Listorti, J. R. Durrant,
T. Ghaddar, R. Humphry-Baker
9:05 376. Nanostructured photoelectrodes
for light to electrical energy conversion.
J. Hupp
9:30 377. Electric field effects in dye sensitized
solar cells. G. Meyer,S.Ardo,
J. Rowley
9:55 378. Ruthenium “star” complexes as
sensitizing dyes. E. Galoppini,Y.Zhang,
P. Johansson, G. J. Meyer
10:20 Intermission
10:35 379. Quantum dot sensitized solar
cells: Mapping photoinduced charge
transfer processes. P. V. Kamat
11:00 380. Studies of oxomanganese complexes
for natural and artificial photosynthesis.
V. S. Batista
11:25 381. Dye sensitized solar cells and organic
photovoltaics: Alternatives to the
usual. C. M. Elliott, D. J. Bates,
C. B. Moss, L. N. Ashbrook,
C. A. Bignozzi, S. Cazzanti
11:50 382. Funneling solar energy and
charge at sensitized mesoporous films.
S. Ardo, G. J. Meyer
12:05 383. Chemical modification of III-V
semiconductor photoelectrodes for photoelectrochemical
energy conversion and
storage. S. Maldonado
Section D
Westin Boston Waterfront
Carlton
Symposium in Honor of Kash Mittal
Wood and Paper Adhesion
H. Dodluk-Kenlg, V. S. Gutowski,
R. Nagarajan, Organizers
C. Frihart, Presiding
9:00 384. Wood joints adhesion and performance
in mechanical friction welding of
wood without adhesives. A. Pizzi
9:40 385. Challenges in measuring the adhesion
properties and surface energy of
cellulose nanofibrils. D. J. Gardner
10:00 386. Silane coupling agents as wet
end aids for papermaking process.
O. Paquet, E. Zeno, M. Brochier-Salon,
N. M. Belgacem
10:20 387. Challenges in understanding the
performance of wood adhesives.
C. R. Frihart
10:40 388. Withdrawn
11:00 389. Effect of soy protein modifications
and fiber surface treatments on their
impact on interfacial shear strength with
cellulose fibers. A. N. Netravali
11:20 390. Proteins as wood adhesives.
C. R. Frihart, C. G. Hunt, M. J. Birkeland
11:40 391. Withdrawn
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Section E
Westin Boston Waterfront
Lewis
Nanoscale Characterization of Microbes
and Cells
Nanoscale Characterization of Microbes
N. Abu Lail, M. Nunez, Organizers
T. Camesano, Organizer, Presiding
9:00 Introductory Remarks
9:05 392. Immunoimmobilization and
nanoscale manipulation of living bacteria.
Z. Suo, M. Deliorman, X. Yang,
L. Loetterle, R. Avci
9:25 393. Nanoscale adhesion of Listeria
monocytogenes EGDe to silicon nitride as
a function of growth temperatures.
F. P. Gordesli, N. I. Abu-Lail
9:45 394. Trypanosoma brucei flagellum reveals
unique and dynamic structures of a
nanomachine. A. Y. Koyfman,
M. F. Schmid, L. Gheiratmand,
H. A. Khant, C. J. Fu, C. Y. He, W. Chiu
10:05 395. Anti-sporal activity of antimicrobial
peptides against Bacillus anthracis.
P. A. Pinzon-Arango, R. Nagarajan,
T. A. Camesano
10:25 396. Surface adhesion profile change
of uropathogenic E. coli in urine after oral
consumption of cranberry juice cocktail.
Y. Tao, P. A. Pinzon, A. B. Howell,
T. A. Camesano
10:45 397. Nanoscale comparisons of the
adhesion strength measured between silicon
nitride and L. monocytogenes’
strains of environmental or epidemic origin
under fixed environmental conditions.
A. Eskhan, N. Abu-Lail
11:05 398. Nanomaterial - cell interaction
measurement platforms. E. Mansfield,
S. Hooker
11:25 399. Probing the interaction forces
between bacterial biofilms and surfaces
with atomic force microscopy.
A. E. Murdaugh, K. Aidala, M. Nunez
11:45 400. Listeria monocytogenes: Mucin
interactions in gastrointestinal infections.
N. Yurt-Beyenal, N. Abu-Lail
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Section A
Westin Boston Waterfront
Harbor Ballroom II
Symposium in Honor of Richard Lambert
C. Sykes, Organizer
C. Baddeley, Presiding
1:30 Introductory Remarks
1:35 401. Conversion of waste biogas over
supported nickel catalysts and solid oxide
fuel cell anodes: Carbon deposition,
sulphur poisoning and characterisation of
hydrocarbonaceous overlayers formed
during reforming. R. M. Ormerod,
C. J. Laycock, J. Z. Staniforth,
A. L. Hopkin, G. J. Moore,
I. P. Silverwood, N. G. Hamilton,
D. Lennon, C. D. Frost, S. F. Parker
2:00 402. X-ray studies of catalytic clean
technologies. A. F. Lee
2:25 403. Electrochemical promotion of catalysis.
C. G. Vayenas
2:50 404. Tuneable solid acid catalysts for
clean chemical technologies. K. Wilson
3:15 405. Particle size and support effects in
electrocatalysis. B. Hayden
3:40 406. RML inspired research in surface
chemistry. F. J. Williams
4:05 407. Towards a surface science of molecular
crystals: Studies with soft X-ray
spectroscopies. S. L. Schroeder,
J. S. Stevens, H. M. Zaki, A. M. Booth
4:30 408. Combining catalysts and light: Environmental
applications of nanoparticles
and nanostructures. A. Orlov
4:55 409. Deciphering the mechanism for
covalent alkyl monolayers on silicon.
M. V. Lee, T. M. Willey, J. R. Lee,
D. E. Brehmer, D. Enders, T. Nagao,
M. R. Linford, K. Ariga
Section B
Westin Boston Waterfront
Alcott
Nanomaterials for Biological,
Pharmaceutical and Biomedical
Applications
Nanoparticles Synthesis and Properties
R. Nagarajan, Organizer, Presiding
I. Sokolov, Presiding
1:30 410. Synthesis and surface modification
of colloidal Yb 3� ,Er 3� codoped
NaYF 4 upconversion nanophosphors for
photodynamic therapy. J. Shan,
S. J. Budijono, R. K. Prud’homme, Y. Ju
1:50 411. High yield synthesis and optical
properties of Ag 10 clusters. A. Mohanty,
N. Garg, R. Jin
2:10 412. Withdrawn
2:30 413. Large-scale synthesis of uniformsized
nanocrystals and their designed assembly
for multifunctional biomedical applications.
T. Hyeon, B. Kim, M. Park,
J. Lee
2:50 414. Plasmonic copper selenide
nanocrystals for photothermal therapy.
C. M. Hessel, V. Pattani, M. Rasch,
J. L. Hueso, J. W. Tunnell, B. A. Korgel
3:10 415. Ultrabright fluorescent mesoporous
silica particles, both nano and micro.
D. O. Volkov, E. Cho, I. Sokolov
3:30 416. Engineered SERS substrates with
multiscale signal enhancement: Nanoparticle
cluster arrays. B. Yan, B. Reinhard
3:50 417. Nucleation and growth studies as
essential basis for manipulating the properties
of nanomaterials. J. Polte,
R. Kraehnert, A. Thuenemann,
F. Emmerling
4:10 418. Small-angle X-ray scattering study
of readily controllable palladium nanoparticle
formation on viral nanotemplates.
A. K. Manocchi, B. Lee, H. Yi
4:30 419. Biomimic approach for Visible-
NIR water soluble colloidal quantum dots.
Q. Song,X.Ai
4:50 420. Tuning the spectral properties of
cyanine based near infrared fluorescent
nanoparticles. S. Das, D. Bwambok,
B. El-Zahab, J. D. Monk, S. L. de Rooy,
F. Hung, G. Baker, I. M. Warner
Section C
Westin Boston Waterfront
Burroughs
Inorganic-Organic Solar Cells
G. Meyer, Organizer
M. D. McGehee, Presiding
L. Chen, Organizer, Presiding
2:00 421. Engineering interfacial layers and
compatible polymers for organic photovoltaics.
T. Marks
2:30 422. Using time-resolved THz spectroscopy
to study carrier dynamics in
TiO 2 nanotubes. C. Richter,
C. Schmuttenmaer
2:55 423. Progress in development of new
semiconducting polymers for highly efficient
organic solar cells. L. Yu
3:20 Intermission
3:35 424. Increasing light harvesting with
energy transfer in organic-inorganic solar
cells. M. D. McGehee
4:00 425. Long-range energy transfer between
conjugated polymers and
fullerenes: Implications for bilayer plastic
solar cells. B. J. Schwartz,A.L.Ayzner,
S. Doan, B. Tremolet de Villers,
S. H. Tolbert
4:25 426. Structure, dynamics and power
conversion efficiency correlations in new
low bandgap polymer:PCBM solar cells.
L. X. Chen, J. Guo, J. M. Szarko,
Y. Liang, B. S. Rolczynski, B. Lee, H. Son,
L. Yu
4:50 427. Energetics and structure of metal/
semiconducting polymer interfaces.
C. T. Campbell, J. A. Farmer, J. Sharp,
J. M. Gottfried, J. Zhu
Section D
Westin Boston Waterfront
Carlton
Symposium in Honor of Kash Mittal
Adhesion Mechanism and Testing
H. Dodluk-Kenlg, V. S. Gutowski,
R. Nagarajan, Organizers
S. Bandyopadhyay, Presiding
2:00 428. Adhesion control through engineered
macromolecular interphases.
W. S. Gutowski, S. Li, G. Toikka
2:40 429. Predictions of solid film properties
derived from thermochemical kinetic
analysis of raw resin formulations.
A. Kandelbauer, G. Wuzella,
A. R. Mahendran, I. Taudes, P. Widsten
3:00 430. Recent research trends in high
performance pressure-sensitive adhesives.
H. Hyun-Joong Kim,
S. Sumin Kim
3:20 431. Latest developments in the
scratch test for adhesion measurement of
thin films and coatings. N. Randall
3:40 432. Estimation of the adhesion
strength of particles/residues and gate
structures for calculating the damage
threshold of patterned silicon wafers during
physical force assisted cleans.
S. Halder, T. Kim, A. Pacco, K. Kenis,
M. Claes, R. Vos, S. De Gendt,
P. Mertens
4:00 433. Fundamental studies of clathrate
hydrate adhesion. J. D. Smith,
A. J. Meuler, Y. Cui, R. E. Cohen,
G. H. McKinley, K. K. Varanasi
Section E
Westin Boston Waterfront
Lewis
Nanoscale Characterization of Microbes
and Cells
Nanoscale Characterization of Mammalian
and Microbial Cells
T. Camesano, M. Nunez, Organizers
N. Abu Lail, Organizer, Presiding
2:00 434. AFM study of epithelial cells: Towards
“physical markers” of cancer.
I. Sokolov, M. E. Dokukin, N. V. Guz,
S. Iyer, R. M. Gaikwad, C. D. Woodworth
2:40 435. Chemical imaging of lipid distribution
within cell membranes with high-resolution
secondary ion mass spectrometry.
M. L. Kraft, K. Lou, J. F. Frisz,
P. K. Weber, K. J. Carpenter,
W. P. Hanafin, I. D. Hutcheon
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