Hank Ashbaugh Citation name: Ashbaugh, H. Affiliation: Tulane University State: LA Country: USA Sessions chaired or co-chaired:Computational Studies of Self Assembly2006 Annual Meeting Computational Studies of Self Assembly2006 Annual Meeting Computational Studies of Self Assembly II2006 Annual Meeting Computational Studies of Self-Assembly2007 Annual Meeting Computational Studies of Self-Assembly I2007 Annual Meeting Computational Studies of Self-Assembly II2008 Annual Meeting Computational Studies of Self-Assembly III2008 Annual Meeting Multiscale Modeling: Thermodynamic and Mesoscale Properties2008 Annual Meeting Self and Directed Assembly at the Nanoscale2009 Annual Meeting Self and Directed Assembly at the Nanoscale2009 Annual Meeting Thermodynamic Properties and Phase Behavior II2009 Annual Meeting Thermodynamic Properties and Phase Behavior IV2011 Annual Meeting Thermodynamics At the Nanoscale II2011 Annual Meeting Thermodynamics and Phase Equilibria I2005 Annual Meeting Thermodynamics and Phase Equilibria II2005 Annual Meeting Thermodynamics at the Nanoscale2008 Spring Meeting & 4th Global Congress on Process Safety Thermodynamics at the Nanoscale - II2008 Spring Meeting & 4th Global Congress on Process Safety Thermodynamics at the Nanoscale I2010 Annual Meeting Thermodynamics at the Nanoscale I2005 Annual Meeting Authored:(150g) Experimental and Theoretical Study of Light-Responsive Poly-Diacetylene NanocompositesLu YangHuisheng PengYunfeng LuHank Ashbaugh2006 Annual Meeting (307h) Responsive Nanocomposites Thorugh Hierarchical AssemblyHuisheng PengLu YangHank AshbaughJing TangYunfeng Lu2006 Annual Meeting (599f) Self-Assembly of Organic Semiconductor Molecules: Experiments, Molecular Modeling and SimulationLu YangHuisheng PengYunfeng LuHank Ashbaugh2006 Annual Meeting (309b) Thermodynamically Constrained Inverse Monte Carlo: Potentials Optimized to Reproduce Structure and ThermodynamicsHank Ashbaugh2006 Annual Meeting (694a) Thermochromatism and Structural Evolution of Metastable Polydiacetylenic CrystalsJiebin PangJing TangLu YangHank AshbaughYunfeng Lu2006 Annual Meeting (200b) Elasticity Of Single Poly(Ethylene Oxide) Molecule In Water And HexadecaneLu YangDavid E. HansonHank AshbaughLawrence R Pratt2007 Annual Meeting (451b) Stability Of Natively Unfolded Proteins As A Coil/globule Transition In Charge/hydropathy SpaceHank Ashbaugh2007 Annual Meeting (335e) Evaluation Of Aqueous Partial Molar Volumes From Molecular SimulationsAshish V. SangwaiHank Ashbaugh2007 Annual Meeting (385f) Non-Van-Der-Waals Treatment Of Hydrophobic SolubilitiesHank AshbaughMichael E. PaulaitisLawrence R. Pratt2007 Annual Meeting (384f) Influence of Cosolvents In Protein-Protein InteractionsHamsa Priya Mohana SundaramHank AshbaughMichael E. Paulaitis2008 Annual Meeting (530a) Natively Unfolded Protein Stability as a Coil-to-Globule Transition In Charge/hydropathy SpaceHank Ashbaugh2008 Annual Meeting (321f) Alcohol Effects on Trans-Nuclear Membrane TransportAshish V. SangwaiLuigi P. VerdoniHank Ashbaugh2008 Annual Meeting (571ab) Identification of Key Residues for Metal Chelate Complex Recognition by Antibody SimulationAmit S. JainHank AshbaughThomas C. Bishop2008 Annual Meeting (68e) Blowing Bubbles in Lennard-Jonesium along the Saturation CurveHank Ashbaugh2009 Annual Meeting (387g) Alcohol Effects On Trans Nuclear Membrane TransportHank AshbaughAshish V. SangwaiLuigi P. Verdoni2009 Annual Meeting (330f) Simulation Studies of Tetrabutyl-Ammonium Bromide Semi-Clathrate HydratesPradeep VenkataramanHank Ashbaugh2009 Annual Meeting (589c) Simulation of Helix Formation and Analysis by Lifson-Roig TheoryAshish V. SangwaiHank Ashbaugh2009 Annual Meeting (431g) Peptide Helix Stabilization by Oligo(ethylene oxide) ConjugationAmit S. JainHank Ashbaugh2009 Annual Meeting (427e) Binding of PbDTPA Antigens to Specific Recognition Sequences of Antibody 5B2Amit S. JainHank AshbaughSteven Rick2009 Annual Meeting (517h) Molecular Recognition of Simple Hydrophobic Guests by Cavitand Hosts In Aqueous SolutionPiyush P. WanjariHank Ashbaugh2011 Annual Meeting (493c) A Better Understanding of the Porphyrin Stacks: Experiments, Molecular Modeling and SimulationLu YangHuisheng PengYunfeng LuHank Ashbaugh2005 Annual Meeting (728i) Assembly-State Switching: Alkane Guest Length Drives Assembly Transitions Between Multimeric Deep-Cavity Cavitand ComplexesBruce C. GibbJ. Wesley BarnettHank AshbaughDu Tang2016 AIChE Annual Meeting (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1097-7)(253a) Resolving Experimentally-Inferred Solvophobic Interactions in the Overlap RegionHank AshbaughJ. Wesley BarnettAmna BhuttaNatalia da Silva MouraSarah Bierbrier2016 AIChE Annual Meeting (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1097-7)(253bm) Supramolecular Polymer Hydrogel Design through Molecular Dynamics Study of Octa-Acid Cavitand and AdamantaneHank AshbaughA. L. Saltzman2016 AIChE Annual Meeting (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1097-7)(662e) Succession of Alkane Conformational Motifs Bound within Hydrophobic Nano-Capsule AssembliesHank AshbaughJ. Wesley Barnett2016 AIChE Annual Meeting (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1097-7)(174a) Aqueous Partial Molar Volumes from Simulation and Individual Group ContributionsAshish V. SangwaiHank Ashbaugh2008 Spring Meeting & 4th Global Congress on Process Safety (174g) Cavity Thermodynamics in Organic SolventsAmit S. JainHank Ashbaugh2008 Spring Meeting & 4th Global Congress on Process Safety (76d) Disentangling the Stability and Function of Natively Unfolded ProteinsHank Ashbaugh2008 Spring Meeting & 4th Global Congress on Process Safety (715g) Solvent-Mediated Interactions Between Supramolecular Hosts and Hydrophobic GuestsPiyush P. WanjariAshish V. SangwaiHank Ashbaugh2010 Annual Meeting (219f) Simulation Studies of Confinement of Water Molecules On Crystalline Faces of Cotton CellulosePradeep VenkataramanGlenn P. JohnsonAlfred D. FrenchHank Ashbaugh2010 Annual Meeting (308c) Helix Stabilization of Poly(ethylene glycol)-Peptide ConjugatesHank AshbaughAmit S. Jain2010 Annual Meeting (305d) Succession of Alkane Conformational Motifs Bound within Hydrophobic Nano-Capsule AssembliesHank Ashbaugh2017 Annual Meeting (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1102-8)