Nanoscale Phenomena in Macromolecular Systems

Chair(s):
Ellison, C. J., The University of Texas at Austin
Co-chair(s):
Drake, I. J., The Dow Chemical Company

A wide range of fundamentally and practically important nanoscale polymer phenomena are of interest. This includes, but is not limited to, issues of transport and thermophysical properties, interfacial or confined reactions, self-assembly, or novel methods for formation or characterization of nanoscale structure. Topics could include either experimental or modeling/simulation components.

Papers:
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(751a) Molecular Mobility in Ultrathin Polymer Films
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(751b) Nanoconfined Polymerization Reaction Kinetics and Thermodynamics
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(751c) Glassy Behavior of Polymers Confined in Unique Geometries
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(751d) Self-Assembled Protein Structures Are Altered By Underlying Fluctuations
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(751e) Tuning the Domain Size of Block Copolymers for Directed Self-Assembly Using Polymer Blending
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(751f) Annealing Polymer Nanocomposite Fibers and Films Via Photothermal Heating: Effects On Overall Crystallinity and Spherulite Density
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(751g) Molecular Simulation Studies of Polydispersity Effects On The Morphology of Polymer Nanocomposites
Topics: 
Materials
Nanotechnology
Thermodynamics

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