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Welcoming Message

Nathalie Tufenkji* Theo van de Ven*

* Co-Chairs, 85th Annual ACS Colloid and Surface Science

Symposium

We like to welcome you all to the 85

th Annual American

Chemical Society Colloid and Surface Science Symposium, held at McGill University in Montreal. It is not often that this Symposium is held outside the USA borders. As the Canadian Membership in the Colloid and Surface Chemistry Division of the ACS is a vital part of the division, it is certainly of interest to hold the ACS CSSS at regular intervals in Canada. McGill University is well placed to be the host university, because of a growing number of faculty members interested in various aspects of colloidal and interfacial phenomena, witnessed by a large number of McGill Centres and Institutes that have expertise in this area: Centre for Physics of Materials; Centre for Self-Assembled Chemical Structures (CSACS); Centre for Biorecognition and Biosensors; Polymer McGill; Centre for Bioinformatics, Cell Imaging and Analysis Network; Brace Centre for Water Resources Management; Pulp and Paper Research Centre; McGill Nanoengineering Research; McGill Nanotool Facility; and the McGill Institute for Advanced Materials. McGill is also sponsoring the Symposium financially, with contributions from the VP-Office of Research, the Deans of Science and Engineering and the Departments of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Financial support is also acknowledged from Kemira, ACS Langmuir, CSACS and the Symposium exhibitors. We would also like to

thank the members of the organizing committee, the session chairs and co-chairs and all the student volunteers. Montreal is a beautiful city with a charming mix of French and English culture. We hope that you will have the opportunity to visit the city and enjoy some of the exciting activities and panoramas the city has to offer. Most of all we wish you a successful and intellectually stimulating Symposium.

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Table of Contents

Symposium Map 2

Welcoming Message 3 Table of Contents 5

Organizing Committee 6 Program at a Glance 9

Symposium Sponsors 15

Symposium Exhibitors 17

Floor Plans 21

Plenary & Award Lectures 33

Technical Program 45 Author Index 135

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The 85th ACS Colloid & Surface Science Symposium

June 19-22, 2011 McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Conference Co-Chairs Theo van de Ven Department of Chemistry McGill University [email protected] Nathalie Tufenkji Department of Chemical Engineering McGill University [email protected] ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS Website Coordinator Prof. Reghan Hill Department of Chemical Engineering McGill University Industrial Support and Exhibitors Prof. Sasha Omanovic Department of Chemical Engineering McGill University Poster Session Prof. Kevin Wilkinson Département de chimie Université de Montréal Petr Fiurasek, Manager, Centre for Self-Assembled Chemical Structures McGill University Editor, Program and Abstract Booklet Dr. Mohidus Samad Khan

Department of Chemistry

McGill University

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Other Committee Members Prof. Ashok Kakkar Department of Chemistry, McGill Univeristy Prof. Bruce Lennox Department of Chemistry, McGill Univeristy Prof. Audrey Moores Department of Chemistry, McGill Univeristy Prof. Maryam Tabrizian Department of Biochemical Engineeirng, McGill Univeristy Session Chairs, Co-Chairs and Presiders: A. Chen, A. Kakkar, A. Kietzig, A. Moores, A. Yethiraj, B. Hale, B. Lennox, B. Wyslouzil, C. A. Ward, C. Lopez-Barron, D. Belanger, D. Corti, D. Gray, D. Rochefort, D. Velegol, D. Wasan, G. German, G. Wilemski, H. Butt, I. Kretzschmar, J. Baird, J. Elliott, J. Gostick, J. Katz, J. Walz, K. Dorfman, K. Wilkinson, L. Reven, L. Walker, L. Wågberg, M. Bevan, M. Cerruti, M. Helgeson, M. Lafleur, M. Meli, M. Sandros, M. Tabrizian, M. Wiesner, P. Alvarez, P. Macdonald, P. Sides, P. Spicer, R. Hill, R. McGraw, R. Vyhnalkova, R. Bowles, R. Sanders, T. Thundat, T. Squires, T. van de Ven, T. Yeung, S. Hashmi, S. Omanovic, S. Roscoe, S. Anna, S. Peppin, Y. Lapitsky. Conference Secretary/Cruise Dinner Colleen McNamee Department of Chemistry [email protected] Student Volunteers Zeinab Hossenidoust (PhD candidate) Department of Chemical Engineering McGill University ACS Meeting Liaison Nancy Todd Meetings and Expositions Department Attendee Services & Contracts American Chemical Society

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Program at a Glance

Program Overview

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MONDAY, 20 JUNE 2011, MORNING

Plenary Lecture I (8:20 AM – 9:20 PM) Leacock Bld 132

Coffee Break (9:20 AM – 9:50 AM) Locations : University Centre and Redpath Hall

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

(9:50 AM – 12:10 PM)

LOCATION

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces I Leacock Bld 110 Cellulosic Nanomaterials I University Centre,

Lev Buchman Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems I

Leacock Bld 14

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces I Leacock Bld 109 Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics I ARTS Bld 145 General Papers in Colloid Science I Leacock Bld 232 Nucleation Symposium I ARTS Bld W120 Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces I ARTS Bld 260 Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules I

Leacock Bld 219

Sensing and Imaging Techniques I Leacock Bld 15 Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science I

Leacock Bld 26

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science II

McConnell Eng Bld 11

Lunch: (12:10 PM – 1:40 PM) Various downtown locations at easy walking distance

MONDAY, 20 JUNE 2011, AFTERNOON

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

(1:40 PM – 4:00 PM)

LOCATION

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces II Leacock Bld 110 Cellulosic Nanomaterials II University Centre,

Lev Buchman Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems II

Leacock Bld 14

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces II Leacock Bld 109 Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics II ARTS Bld 145 General Papers in Colloid Science II Leacock Bld 232 Nucleation Symposium II ARTS Bld W120 Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces II ARTS Bld 260 Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules II

Leacock Bld 219

Program Overview

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS

(1:40 PM – 4:00 PM)

LOCATION

Sensing and Imaging Techniques II Leacock Bld 15 Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science III

Leacock Bld 26

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science IV

McConnell Eng Bld 11

Coffee break: (4:00 PM – 4:30 PM) Locations : University Centre and Redpath Hall Plenary Lecture II (4:30 PM – 5:30 PM) Leacock Bld 132 MONDAY, 20 JUNE 2011, EVENING (5:30 PM – 8:00 PM) Poster session A I,II,III Redpath Hall Poster session B IV, V, VI, VII University Centre - Ballroom

TUESDAY, 21 JUNE 2011, MORNING

Plenary Lecture III (8:20 AM – 9:20 PM) Leacock Bld 132

Coffee Break (9:20 AM – 9:50 AM) Locations : University Centre and Redpath Hall

TECHNICAL SESSIONS (9:50 AM – 12:10 PM)

LOCATION

Anisotropic Particles I McConnell Eng Bld 13 Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces III Leacock Bld 110 Cellulosic Nanomaterials III University Centre,

Lev Buchman Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems III

Leacock Bld 14

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces III Leacock Bld 109 Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics III ARTS Bld 145 General Papers in Colloid Science III Leacock Bld 232 Nucleation Symposium III ARTS Bld W120 Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces III McConnell Eng Bld 12 Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules III

Leacock Bld 219

Sensing and Imaging Techniques III Leacock Bld 15 Soft Interfaces I McConnell Eng Bld 11 Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science V

Leacock Bld 26

Program Overview

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TUESDAY, 21 JUNE 2011, AFTERNOON

TECHNICAL SESSIONS (1:40 PM – 4:00 PM)

LOCATION

Anisotropic Particles II McConnell Eng Bld 13 Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces IV Leacock Bld 110 Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems IV

Leacock Bld 14

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces IV Leacock Bld 109 Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics IV ARTS Bld 145 General Papers in Colloid Science IV Leacock Bld 232 Nucleation Symposium IV ARTS Bld W120 Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces IV McConnell Eng Bld 12 Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules IV

Leacock Bld 219

Soft Interfaces II McConnell Eng Bld 11 Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science VI

Leacock Bld 26

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science VII

University Centre, Lev Buchman

Coffee break: (4:00 PM – 4:30 PM) Locations : University Centre and Redpath Hall Unilever Award Lecture (4:30 PM – 5:30 PM) Leacock Bld 132

Cruise Dinner: (6:00 PM – ) Departure : Roddick Gates and Holiday Inn Midtown

WEDNESDAY, 22 JUNE 2011, MORNING Victor K. LaMer Award Lecture (8:20 AM – 9:20 PM)

Leacock Bld 132

Coffee break: (4:00 PM – 4:30 PM) Locations : University Centre and Redpath Hall TECHNICAL SESSIONS (9:50 AM – 12:10 PM)

LOCATION

Amphiphiles and Proteins University Centre,

Lev Buchman Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces V Leacock Bld 110

Program Overview

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS

(9:50 AM – 12:10 PM)

LOCATION

Bubbles, Drops and Capillary Phenomena I Leacock Bld 15 Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems V

Leacock Bld 14

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces V Leacock Bld 109 Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics V ARTS Bld 260 General Papers in Colloid Science V Leacock Bld 232 Nucleation Symposium V ARTS Bld W120 Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces V McConnell Eng Bld 12 Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules V

Leacock Bld 219

Soft Interfaces III McConnell Eng Bld 11 Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science VIII

Leacock Bld 26


WEDNESDAY, 22 JUNE 2011, AFTERNOON

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

(1:40 PM – 4:00 PM)

LOCATION

Liquid Phase Phenomena McConnell Eng Bld 12 Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces VI Leacock Bld 110 Bubbles, Drops and Capillary Phenomena II Leacock Bld 15 Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems VI

Leacock Bld 14

Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics VI ARTS Bld 260 General Papers in Colloid Science VI Leacock Bld 232 Nucleation Symposium VI ARTS Bld W120 Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules VI

Leacock Bld 219

Soft Interfaces IV McConnell Eng Bld 11 Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science IX

Leacock Bld 26

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science X

University Centre, Lev Buchman

Symposium Sponsors

Symposium Sponsors

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McGill University (www.mcgill.ca)

Kemira (www.kemira.com)

ACS Langmuir (http://pubs.acs.org/journal/langd5)

Centre for Self Assembled Chemical Structures (CSACS)

(csacs.mcgill.ca)

Symposium Exhibitors


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Accurion (www.accurino.com)

Anton Paar USA (www.anton-paar.com)

Biolin Scientific (www.biolinscientific.com)

Brookhaven Instruments Corporation (http://bic.com)


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Colloid Measurements LLC (www.colloidmeasurements.com)

CPS Instruments, Inc (www.cpsinstruments.com)

Dispersion Technology Inc. (www.dispersion.com)

Izon (www.izon.com)


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Malvern (www.malvern .com)

Nanosight Ltd (www.nanosight.com)

Xigo Nanotools

(www.xigonanotools.com)

Floor Plans

University Centre_1st Basement

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University Centre_1st Floor

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University Centre_2nd Floor

Floor Plans | 24

University Centre_3rd Floor

Floor Plans | 25

ARTS Building_1st Floor

Floor Plans | 26

ARTS Building_2nd Floor

Floor Plans | 27

Leacock Building_1st Basement

Floor Plans | 28

Leacock Building_1st Floor

Floor Plans | 29

Leacock Building_2nd Floor

Floor Plans | 30

McConnell Engineering Building_Ground Floor

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Plenary

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Award Lectures

Plenary Lecture

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Toshio Yanagida received his Bachelor of Engineering Science, Osaka University in 1969, his Master of Engineering Science, Osaka University in 1971 and Doctor of Engineering Science, Osaka University in 1976. He is currently Specially Appointed Professor, Graduate School of Frontier Biosciences, Osaka University. Among his many functions are: Research Supervisor, Novel Measuring and Analytical Technology Contributions to the Elucidation and Application of Life Phenomena, CREST, JST; Vice-Director, World Premier International Research Center, Immunology Frontier Research Center, Osaka University; Program Coordinator, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT); and Special Advisor for the foundation of the Systems Biology Center in RIKEN. Notable prizes and awards received include 7th Osaka Science Award (19889), 4th Tsukahara Memorial Award (Brain Science Promotion Foundation) (1990), 1st Matsubara Lecture Award (Gordon Conference) (1992), 25th Naito Memorial Science promotion Award (Naito Memorial Promotion Foundation) (1994), The Japan Academy Award, The Imperial Award (1998) and Asahi Award (Asahi Newspaper Culture Foundation) (1999).

Plenary Speaker

Toshio Yanagida

Graduate School of Frontier Biosciences Osaka University, Japan

[email protected]

Plenary Lecture

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Monday, June 20, 2011 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM Leacock Bld 132

Single Molecule Imaging and Nanometry: Fluctuations and Function of Life Since biological molecular machines such as molecular motors, cell signal processors, DNA transcription processors and protein synthesizers are only nanometers in size and have a flexible structure, they are very prone to thermal agitation. Furthermore, the input energy level is not much different from that of average thermal energy, kT. Molecular machines can use this thermal noise with a high efficiency of energy conversion for their functions. This is in sharp contrast to man-made machines that operate at energies much higher than thermal noise. In recent years, single molecule imaging and nano-technologies have rapidly been expanding to include a wide range of life science applications. The dynamic properties of biomolecules and the unique operations of molecular machines, which were previously hidden in averaged ensemble measurements, are now being unveiled. The aim of our research is to approach the engineering principle of adaptive biological systems by uncovering the unique operation of biological molecular machines. Here, I review our single molecule experiments designed to investigate molecular motors, enzyme reactions, protein dynamics and cell signalling, and discuss how thermal fluctuations (noise) play a positive role in the unique operation of biological molecular machines allowing for flexible and adaptive biological systems including muscle and brain.

Plenary Lecture

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ALEJANDRO D. REY received his B.S. in chemical engineering from the City College of New York, where he was salutatorian of the college. He earned his Ph.D. in chemical engineering at the University of California, Berkeley under the supervision of Professor Morton Denn in 1988. Dr. Rey has been a faculty member at McGill University since 1988 and is now professor of chemical engineering and executive member of the McGill Advanced Materials Institute. He is a member of the McGill Centre for Applied Mathematics in Bioscience and Medicine, the McGill Center for Self-Assembled Chemical Structures, founding member of the McGill Biomimetic Research Group and director of the McGill Materials Modeling Group. He is a member of the Engineering Research Center for Advanced Engineering Fibers and Films, as well as an adjunct professor at Clemson University and serves on the editorial boards of Soft Matter and Design and Nature. Dr. Rey has published over 310 papers in journals and proceedings and presented more than 95 invited lectures and keynote talks. His lectureships include the Hougen Lectures at Wisconsin and the Old Dominion Distinguished University Lectureship. Professor Rey’s accomplishments have been recognized through several professional awards, including the 20th Olaf Hougen Professorship at the University of Wisconsin, the 2009 Cesar Milstein Fellowship ( Ministry of Science and Technology, Argentina) , the James McGill Chair in Chemical Engineering, the 1993 Class of ‘51 Outstanding Teacher Award and the 2009 Research Excellence Award from McGill’s Faculty of Engineering. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK). Eight alumni from his modeling research group are now engineering professors. His research interests include computational material science of structural and functional materials, rheology, thermodynamics and interfacial science of soft matter, biological materials, biological polymer processing, liquid crystalline materials, and energy storage materials.

Plenary Speaker

Alejandro D. Rey

Department of Chemical Engineering McGill University. Montreal, Canada.

[email protected]

Plenary Lecture

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Monday, June 20, 2011 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM Leacock Bld 132

Capillary models for liquid crystal fibers, membranes, films, and drops An overview will be presented of the capillary modeling science of nematic liquid crystals and its applications to the stability, structure, and shape of films, membranes, fibers, and drops. Liquid crystals are anisotropic viscoelastic materials possessing long range orientational order, and hence these models are relevant to the capillary science of anisotropic soft matter. A systematic multiscale approach is used to derive the equations that govern the shape of interfaces and contact lines. These shape equations generalize the surface Laplace and the contact line Neuman equations by introducing long range orientational order, gradient elasticity, surfactant adsorbants, magnetic and electric fields. The thermodynamics of capillary systems is used to reveal novel cross-effects such as adsorption-driven shape changes of surfaces and contact lines. The capillary models are used to analyze the structure and stability of films, membranes, fibers, and drops, of direct relevance to the processing and performance of structural and functional liquid crystals. Novel soft materials and mechanisms analyzed in this paper include: (1) stabilization of freely-suspended nematic films by orientation and molecular order heterogeneities, (2) orientational defects in polymer dispersed liquid crystals films, shown to originate from surface anchoring transitions, (3) electric field-induced curvature in membranes for sensor and actuator applications, (4) new helical morphologies of thin nematic filaments driven by strong interfacial anchoring, (5) tunable partial wetting through contact angle modification via gradient and anchoring elasticity, (6) liquid crystal nanoemulsion shape control through anchoring effects, and (7) magnetic shaping in liquid crystal colloids. Readily accessible applications to biological liquid crystal materials and processes indicate that capillary modeling science will be a most active area of research in the very near future.

Plenary Lecture

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Frank Caruso received his PhD degree from The University of Melbourne (1994). After a postdoctoral research fellow appointment at the CSIRO Division of Chemicals and Polymers in Melbourne (1994-1997), he was awarded an Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship at the Max Planck Institute (MPI) of Colloids and Interfaces (Germany). From 1998-2002, he was group leader at the MPI. Since 2002, he has held the positions of Professor, Australian Research Council Federation Fellow and Director of the Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at The University of Melbourne. His research interests focus on developing advanced nano- and biomaterials for applications in biotechnology and medicine. He has published over 250 peer-reviewed papers and nine book chapters, and is on the ISI’s most highly cited list. He is also co-inventor of more than 25 patents and is co-founder of Capsulution Nanoscience AG, a drug delivery company. He has been awarded a number of awards for his scientific achievements, including a German BMBF Biofuture Award (1999), the Royal Australian Chemical Institute Rennie Memorial Medal (2000), the Royal Society of Chemistry-Royal Australian Chemical Institute Exchange Medal (2001), the Australian Academy of Science Le Fevre Memorial Prize (2005), the Royal Australian Chemical Institute David Sangster Polymer Science and Technology Achievement Award (2006), and Australian Research Council Federation Fellowships (2001 and 2007). He is an Editor of Chemistry of Materials and is on the editorial advisory boards of Advanced Functional Materials, Nano Today, Advanced Materials (Advanced Healthcare Materials) and Advances in Colloid and Interface Science. He was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science in 2009.

Plenary Speaker

Frank Caruso

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering The University of Melbourne Melbourne, Australia

[email protected]

Plenary Lecture

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Tuesday, June 21, 2011 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM Leacock Bld 132

Next-Generation Colloids for Therapeutic Delivery: From Assembly to In-Vivo Application Responsive polymers play an important role in the development of particle carriers for biomedical applications and biochemical reactions. This presentation will focus on nano-engineered polymer-based particle delivery systems assembled through the sequential deposition of polymers, and their utilization for the encapsulation, protection and release of oligonucleotides and peptides. The delivery of capsules to antigen presenting cells to stimulate an immune response and the specific binding of antibody-functionalized capsules to cancer cells will be highlighted. The preparation of synthetic hydrogel capsules that possess size and charge exclusion properties to allow for selective permeability of reaction components and facile control over capsule architecture, affording the continuous modification of nucleic acids and the assembly of liposome/polymer composites with a subcompartmentalized structure reminiscent of cells, will also be presented.

Uniliver Award Lecture

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Ryan C. Hayward received his degrees in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University (B.S.E, 1999) and the University of California, Santa Barbara (Ph.D., 2004). Following a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard University, he joined the faculty of the Department of Polymer Science and Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2006 as an Assistant Professor. His group’s work covers a variety of topics in colloid and interface science, including swelling-induced deformation of constrained and micro-patterned stimuli-responsive gels, and solution state self-assembly of polymer and particle-based nanostructures. He has also received the NSF CAREER Award, the 3M Nontenured Faculty Award, and the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.


Ryan C. Hayward

Dept of Polymer Science and Eng Conte Research Center University of Massachusetts Amherst MA 01003, USA

[email protected]


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Tuesday, June 21, 2011 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM

Leacock Bld 132

Swelling of constrained hydrogels: New approaches to active surfaces and polymer micro-objects The stresses developed when soft solids are swelled in the presence of constraints can lead to a variety of different elastic shape instabilities, depending on the constraining geometry. In one example, we study the surface 'creasing' instability of thin layers confined in two-dimensions by attachment to a rigid substrate. We have verified that the conditions for instability are quite insensitive to both material properties and layer thickness, in agreement with simple predictions. Using temperature-responsive gels, we seek to elucidate the mechanisms of crease formation and growth, and take advantage of this instability as a way to create dynamic polymer surfaces with reconfigurable chemical patterns. In a second example, we consider the behavior of externally unconstrained gel sheets containing laterally varying extents of swelling. A newly developed method for patterning these materials provides access to opportunities for studying the controlled folding and buckling of gel micro-objects.

Victor K. LaMer Award Lecture

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Matthew E. Helgeson obtained his B.S. in Chemical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (2004) and PhD in Chemical Engineering at the University of Delaware (2009) under the supervision of Profs. Norman Wagner and Eric Kaler; his PhD research entitled: “Structure, rheology and thermodynamics of wormlike micelle-nanoparticle mixtures”. He is presently a Postdoctoral Associate at the Department of Chemical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). His research interests involve the design and characterization of self-assembling colloidal mixtures with tailored meso-scale structure and rheology, along with the development of novel fluidic-based approaches for the synthesis of functional and stimuli-responsive colloids and nanomaterials. Prior to winning the Victor LaMer Award (2011), he received several prizes and awards, among which the Excellence in Graduate Polymer Research of the ACS POLY division (2007), the Neutron Scattering Society of America prize for outstanding student research (2008) and the Center for Composites Materials, Roy L. McCullough Scholars Award of the University of Delaware (2009).

Victor K. LaMer Award Lecture

Matthew E. Helgeson

Department of Chemical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Bld 66-053 Cambridge MA 02139 USA

[email protected]

Victor LaMer Award Lecture

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Wednesday, June 22, 2011 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM

Leacock Bld 132

Temporary (and not so temporary) networks from colloids in self-assembling media Self-assembling surfactant and polymer solutions encounter colloidal species (nanoparticles, emulsions, proteins, etc.) throughout their formulation, processing, and application. In such mixtures, complex interactions at the solution-colloid interface can result in dramatic changes in behavior of the bulk fluid. Thus, understanding these interactions represents both a challenge toward successful product design as well as an opportunity for the discovery of new materials in venues ranging from petroleum production to nanotechnology to human health. This talk will highlight how characterization of interfacial interactions and self-assembly leads to unique control over the rheology and stability of a variety of colloids in self-assembling media. First, I will discuss mixtures of wormlike micelles (WLMs) and model nanoparticles, in which interactions between micelles in the bulk and adsorbed surfactant monolayers give rise to reversible micelle-nanoparticle junctions. These junctions affect the rheology of WLMs in a number of ways, including increased viscosity, polymer-like viscoelasticity, and suppression of flow instabilities such as shear banding. Furthermore, they allow for dynamic control of the stability of the dispersed nanoparticles through micelle-mediated bridging interactions. I will also discuss a unique class of oil-in-water nanoemulsions, where interfacial self-assembly of a polymeric gelator leads to surprisingly solid-like behavior in an otherwise liquid system. The ability to tune the gelation process, as well as render the fluid polymerizable, through the choice of gelator chemistry allows for the preparation of highly structured “organohydrogels” with widely tunable mechanical and transport properties.

Technical Program

Monday, June 20, 2011

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MONDAY MORNING 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM

Plenary Lecture I

Leacock Bld 132 8:20 . 1. Single molecule imaging and nanometry:

fluctuations and function of life. T. Yanagida 9:20 AM – 9:50 AM

Coffee Break

Redpath Hall and University Centre


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9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces I Biointerfacing properties of nanoparticles

Leacock Bld 110 Organizers/Presider: M. Tabrizian, M. Cerruti, M. Sandros

9:50 . 6. Characterizing hydroxypropyl guar – borate interactions with model tear film components. Y. Cui, L. Zhang, A. Khanala, R. Pelton, H. Ketelson

10:10 . 7. Novel bioimaging probes synthesized by encapsulation of quantum dots in Pickering emulsions. N. P. Pardhy, S. Muralidhara, K. M. Malu, P. Gaines, B. M. Budhlall

10:30 . 8. Aqueous dispersion of magnetite nanoparticles: Synthesis mechanism, cellular uptake and state of dispersion. C. Ravikumar, R. Bandyopadhyaya

10:50 . 9. Dispersion state of gold nanoparticles in cell culture medium and their interaction with cells. A. C. Sabuncu, S. Qian, T. M. Abdel-Fattah, M. W. Stacey, A. Beskok

11:10 . 10. Developing modular surface chemistry approaches for biological and drug loading at nanoparticle interfaces. M. M. Maye, J. Zylstra, H. Han, C. Alexander, J. Dabrowiak, R. P. Doyle

11:30 . 11. Hydrophobic gold nanoparticles induce changes in the morphology and viscoelasticity of DPPC monolayers. S. Tatur, A. Badia

11:50 . 12. Quantifying the effect of detergent on interactions between nanoparticles and a model cell membrane. N. A. Meredyth, S. J. Maiocco, A. Thapa, E. Y. Chi, S. L. Frey


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9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Cellulosic Nanomaterials I

University Centre, Lev Buchman (203A) Organizers/Presider: D. Gray, L. Wågberg

9:50 . 13. Colloidal chemical properties of NanoFibrillated Cellulose (NFC). L. Wågberg, A. Fall, S. B. Lindström

10:10 . 14. Fabrication and characterization of cellulose nanofiber films. H. Yang, A. Tejado, N. Alam, M. Antal, T. van de Ven

10:30 . 15. Surface interaction forces of cellulose nanocrystals grafted with thermo-responsive polymer brushes. J. O. Zoppe, O. J. Rojas, M. Osterberg, R. A. Venditti, J. Laine

10:50 . 16. Estimation of surface sulfate content of cellulose nanocrystals prepared by sulfuric acid hydrolysis. T. Abitbol, E. Kloser, D. G. Gray

11:10 . 17. Surface modifications of cellulose nanowhiskers. W. Thielemans

11:30 . 18. Novel method for surface modification of nanocellulose. I. Filpponen, E. Kontturi, N. Sami, H. Rosilo, O. J. Rojas, O. Ikkala, J. T. Laine

11:50 . 19. Cellulose nanocrystallites as an efficient support for nanoparticles of palladium: application for catalytic hydrogenation and Heck coupling under mild conditions. A. Moores, C. M. Cirtiu, M. Kaushik, A. F. Dunlop-Brière, K. Head-Marsden


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9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems I

Leacock Bld 14 Organizers/Presider: M. Wiesner, P. Alvarez, K. Wilkinson

9:50 . 20. Uptake and bioprocessing of CeO2 and ZnO nanoparticles in marine organisms: Implications for fate and transport. A. A. Keller, M. Montes Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 21. Determination of aggregation profile and aggregation structure of Fullerene nanoparticles and single-walled carbon nanotube via simultaneous multi-angle static and dynamic light scattering. Z. Meng, M. Elimelech

10:50 . 22. Nanoparticle-induced membrane destabilization as a model of cytotoxicity. T. A. Camesano, S. M. D'Angelo

11:10 . 23. Aggregation/dispersivity of single-walled carbon nanotubes in phthalate ester solutions. M. Shih, C. M. Chin

11:30 . 24. Synthesis and characterization of lignin particles for colloidal stabilization. S. Lam, A. Tibbits, O. D. Velev

11:50 . 25. Viscometric study of nanoparticle polyelectrolyte complexes formation and evolution. C. Villatte, J. Argillier, I. Hénaut, M. Moan, F. Leal Calderon


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9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces I

Leacock Bld 109 Organizers/Presider: D. Belanger, S. Omanovic

9:50 . 26. Building biomimetic membrane at a gold electrode surface. J. Lipkowski Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 27. Nanotechnology and nanostructuring next generation power sources electrodes. M. Mohamedi

10:50 . 28. Disulfide/thiolate redox electrolytes for dye-sensitized solar cells. V. Brault, L. Breau, B. Marsan

11:10 . 29. Conductivity increase due to network formation in slightly doped nonaqueous Li-salt electrolytes. C. Pfaffenhuber, S. Sörgel, K. Weichert, T. Mundinger, M. Bele

11:30 . 30. Electrochemical study of Pd-based nanomaterials for hydrogen sorption and storage. A. Chen, B. D. Adams, S. Chen, C. K. Ostrom

11:50 . 31. Electrochemical impedance study of semiconductor surface charge modulation through pH-induced de-protonation at self assembled monolayer modified p-GaAs interfaces. F. Camacho-Alanis, G. Zangari, H. Castaneda, N. S. Swami


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9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics I

ARTS Bld 145 Organizers/Presider: R. Hill, A. Yethiraj

9:50 . 32. From beetle-inspired adhesion to Debye-layer diagnostics: Using electrokinetics to counter capillarity. P. H. Steen, M. J. Vogel, D. P. Barz Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 33. Biomimetic, self-pumping membranes. I. Jun, H. Hess

10:50 . 34. Dielectrophoresis device design for ss-DNA pre-concentration in high conductivity media at the interface of microfluidic channel and nanofluidic constriction. V. Chaurey, K. Liao, C. Chou, N. S. Swami

11:10 . 35. Selective particle levitation in binary colloid suspension using AC dielectrophoresis. T. Chakraborty, S. Bhattacharjee

11:30 . 36. Dynamical templating of colloidal patterns using electric fields: Crossover from dielectrophoresis to electro-osmosis dominated regimes. A. Yethiraj, A. P. Bartlett, A. K. Agarwal

11:50 . 37. Observations of rotary microvalves in water using hydrodynamic force due to induced-charge electrophoresis. H. Sugioka


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9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

General Papers in Colloid Science I

Leacock Bld 232 Organizers/Presider: S. Peppin, J. Elliott

9:50 . 38. A microcantilever as a colloidal system. T. Thundat Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 39. Thermodynamics of particle trapping in rapid solidification. J. A. Elliott, S. S. Peppin

10:50 . 40. Modified AO potential for depletion mediated colloidal crystallization in the presence of nonadsorbing micelles, nanoparticles, and polymers. T. D. Iracki, M. A. Bevan

11:10 . 41. Hydrodynamic drag force on a microparticle approaching a plate in a nanoparticle dispersion: observation of viscous thinning. G. K. James, J. Y. Walz

11:30 . 42. Imaging stress and strain in cracking colloidal films. Y. Xu, L. A. Wilen, E. R. Dufresne

11:50 . 43. Role of hydrodynamic drainage in adhesion to wet surfaces. R. Gupta, J. Frechette


53

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Nucleation Symposium I Crystallization and Freezing I

ARTS Bld W120 Organizers/Presider: B. Wyslouzil, G. Wilemski, R. Bowles

9:50 . 44. Nucleation of organic molecular crystals: Evidence for the two step nucleation model. A. S. Myerson Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 45. Phase-field crystal modeling of homogeneous and heterogeneous crystal nucleation. L. Gránásy, G. Tegze, G. I. Tóth, G. Tóth, T. Pusztai

10:50 . 46. Early stages of crystal growth in supersaturated solutions of calcium sulfate hemihydrate examined by time-resolved cryogenic transmission electron microscopy. A. Bose, A. Saha, A. Tripathi, J. Lee, S. Pancera, A. Kempter, M. Bräu

11:10 . 47. Role of amorphous calcium phosphate during hydroxyapatite nucleation. B. Xie, Z. Henneman, G. H. Nancollas

11:30 . 48. Crystal nucleation and the glass transition in colloidal hard spheres. H. Schöpe, M. Franke

11:50 . 49. Heterogeneous nucleation on a flat substrate in a colloidal model system of charged spheres. A. Engelbrecht, R. Meneses, H. Schöpe


54

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces I Suspension Structure and Dynamics

ARTS Bld 260 Organizers/Presider: T. Squires, S. Hashmi

9:50 . 50. Power law rheology: the forces responsible. R. Ndong, W. B. Russel

10:10 . 51. Impact of aspect ratios of fibrous serpentines in ultramafic Ni ores beneficiation. P. Somasundaran, D. Nagaraj, P. Patra

10:30 . 52. Directed assembly of nanoparticles to create tunable, ultra-low thermal conductivity coatings. E. M. Furst, P. E. Hopkins, M. Mittal, L. M. Phinney, A. M. Grillet

10:50 . 53. Arresting gelation and aggregation in asphaltene suspensions by polymeric dispersants. S. M. Hashmi, A. Firoozabadi

11:10 . 54. Determining hydrodynamic and electrostatic-driven suspension microstructure via high speed confocal microscopy. B. Xu, C. Gao, J. Gilchrist

11:30 . 55. Bulk modulus of pNIPAM microgels throughout the swelling transiton. B. Sierra-Martín, J. Liétor-Santos, A. Fernández-Nieves

11:50 . 56. A Fokker-Planck model of free energy and hydrodynamic contributions to microscopic colloidal dynamics in colloidal crystallization. D. J. Beltran-Villegas, M. A. Bevan


55

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Self-Assembly of Structures and Biomolecules I Surfactant Microstructures

Leacock Bld 219 Organizers/Presider: Y. Lapitsky, P. Macdonald, L. Reven 9:50 . 57. Counterion based control of nano-

assemblies of surfactants, towards organic-inorganic hybrid materials. R. Oda, M. Delville, R. Tamoto Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 58. Rheology and pNMR study of a model crystallizing surfactant system. C. B. Street, K. Hermanson, M. Vethamuthu, Y. Yarovoy, N. J. Wagner

10:50 . 59. Diffusion NMR and morphology of bicelles. P. M. Macdonald

11:10 . 60. Effects of fatty acids and triglycerides on the molecular structure, phase transition and resulting properties of a model SC lipid system. G. Mao, C. Mack, D. VanWyck, S. Bhandarkar, E. Gunn, R. Mendelsohn, R. M. Walters

11:30 . 61. Laser light scattering-based standard method for surfactant micelle characterization. H. L. Razafindralambo, C. Blecker, M. Paquot

11:50 . 62. Coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations of aqueous micelles: Spontaneous shape transitions and inter-micelle interactions. A. Sangwai, R. Sureshkumar


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9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Sensing and Imaging Techniques I

Leacock Bld 15 Organizers/Presider: A. Moores, M. Meli

9:50 . 63. Nanostructure-enabled electronic diagnostic devices. S. Kelley Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 64. Raman imaging of drug elution from coatings of drug particles in polymer. K. R. Wormuth, T. M. Anderson

10:50 . 65. Magnetic block ionomer complexes for imaging and therapeutics. N. Pothayee, N. Pothayee, N. Jain, L. M. Johnson, S. Balasubramaniam, N. Sriranganathan, J. S. Riffle, R. M. Davis

11:10 . 66. Monitoring technique of scaffolds seeded cells through dielectric spectroscopy. J. Daoud, K. Asami, L. Rosenberg, M. Tabrizian

11:30 . 67. Selective imaging and killing of cancer cells with protein activated near-infrared fluorescing nanoparticles. P. Rungta, Y. Bandera, R. Roeder, Y. Li, W. Baldwin, D. Sharma, M. Sehorn, I. Luzinov, S. H. Foulger

11:50 . 68. Biointerfaces that measure mechanical force. K. Salaita, D. Stabley, Y. Narui, C. Schumacher, K. Yehl, Y. Liu


57

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science I Self-Assembled Nanostructures

Leacock Bld 26 Organizers/Presider: A. Kakkar, A. Kietzig, B. Lennox

9:50 . 69. Chemical and electrochemical reduction of Ag(I) nanowires: a general method to synthesize Ag(0) nanostructures on surfaces. G. R. Bourret, T. D. Lazzara, T. G. van de Ven, R. B. Lennox

10:10 . 70. Photo-reactive surfactants for clean nanoparticle synthesis. R. J. de Oliveira, A. Galembeck, J. Eastoe

10:30 . 71. Coagulation and heterocoagulation of gold particles with nanocrystalline cellulose under perikinetic conditions. Y. Boluk, V. Incani

10:50 . 72. 1 and 2D self-assembly of crystalline carbonate and chromate nanoparticles with plate and rod-like morphology in water-in-oil microemulsions. W. F. Sager, J. Zhang, T. Vad, G. Shanmugavadivelu

11:10 . 73. Magnetic assisted self-assembly. M. Furlan, M. Lattuada

11:30 . 74. Assembly of optical scale dumbbells into dense photonic crystals. J. D. Forster, J. Park, M. Mittal, H. Noh, C. F. Schreck, C. S. O'Hern, H. Cao, E. M. Furst, E. R. Dufresne

11:50 . 75. Plasmonic nanostructures made of Nitzschia Palea Diatoms. A. Hajiaboli, J. Hiltz, T. Gonzalez, R. B. Lennox, M. P. Andrews


58

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science II Surface Tension

McConnell Eng Bld 11 Organizer/Presider: A. Kakkar, A. Kietzig

9:50 . 76. Some aspects of superspreading & their possible explanation. M. Shanahan, J. Radulovic, K. Sefiane Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 77. Directed motion of drops by externally modulating contact angle hysteresis. M. Luo, J. Frechette

10:50 . 78. Scattering studies of the structure of biotemplated nanocapsules. A. G. Richter, E. Pinkhassik

11:10 . 79. Exploring nanoparticle phase behavior using core/alloy/shell and core/alloy models. M. M. Maye, P. N. Njoki, W. Wu

11:30 . 80. Surface interactions between N719 sensitizer and anatase TiO2 films. K. Lee, M. A. Gomez, T. Regier, Y. Hu, S. Elouatik, G. Demopoulos

11:50 . 81. Meso-macroporous carbon materials templated by the swelling or stabilization effect of TEOS over the micelles of a high hydrophilic Pluronic surfactant. C. Santa, L. Sierra


59

MONDAY AFTERNOON 1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces II Biomolecular Probes

Leacock Bld 110 Organizers/Presider: M. Cerruti, M. Tabrizian, M. Sandros

1:40 . 82. Effect of L-glutamic acid, L-arginine, and DL-phosphoserine on the crystallization of hydroxyapatite . M. Tavafoghi Jahromi, M. Cerruti

2:00 . 83. Pattern formation in self-organized surface confined peptides. L. Leon, R. S. Tu

2:20 . 84. Acoustic sensing of biocolloid-substrate bond stiffness. A. L. Olsson, H. C. van der Mei, D. Johannsmann, H. J. Busscher, P. K. Sharma

2:40 . 85. Connection between ion specific trends in protein diffusivity and protein stability against aggregation. S. H. Behrens, J. Rubin, A. San Miguel, A. S. Bommarius

3:00 . 86. Interaction of novel antimicrobial peptides GL-13-NH2 and GL-13-K with model membranes : Role of hydrophobic and electrostatic forces. V. Balhara, C. DeWolf, R. Schmidt, S. Gorr

3:20 . 87. Conformation of surfactants at the oil-water interface. M. Campana, A. Zarbakhsh

3:40 . 88. General theory of membrane curvature for the trafficking of PTD Peptide to Cross Membrane. K. Sakamoto, K. Aburai


60

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Cellulosic Nanomaterials II


1:40 . 89. Nanocellulose polyelectrolyte multilayer films: Nanocrystalline cellulose “rice” versus nanofibrillated cellulose “spaghetti”. E. D. Cranston

2:00 . 90. Infrared reflection absorption spectroscopy investigation of the adsorption of cellulose nanocrystals to well-defined surfaces. G. J. Kaufman, Y. Boluk, M. McDermott

2:20 . 91. Gelation of nanocrystalline cellulose suspensions in glycerol. A. C. Dorris, D. G. Gray

2:40 . 92. Modeling textural processes during self-assembly of plant-based chiral-nematic liquid crystals. Y. Murugesan, A. D. Rey

3:00 . 93. Surface tension of modified cellulose nanocrystals suspensions in water. E. Gonzalez-Labrada, D. G. Gray

3:20 . 94. Time-dependent behavior of aqueous cellulose ether solutions at air/water interfaces. H. Shen, R. L. Sammler, M. M. Brackhagen, D. Meunier

3:40 . 95. Surfactant adsorption onto cellulose surfaces. I. M. Tucker, J. T. Petkov, J. Penfold, R. K. Thomas


61

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems II

Leacock Bld 14 Organizers/Presider: K. Wilkinson, M. Wiesner, P. Alvarez

1:40 . 96. Combined factors influencing the deposition of nano-TiO2 in the presence of natural organic matter and bacteria. I. Chowdhury, J. Kim, R. J. Honda, S. L. Walker

2:00 . 97. Neutron reflectometry of silica particles interacting with a planar surface. E. Chung, S. Yiacoumi, C. Halbert, J. Ankner, W. Wang, C. Tsouris

2:20 . 98. Influence of solution chemistry on the deposition kinetics and remobilization of oxidized multiwalled carbon nanotubes. P. Yi, K. Chen

2:40 . 99. Influence of humic acids on deposition kinetics of fullerene nanoparticles in quartz crystal microbalance and packed-bed column systems. X. Qu, Y. Hwang, Q. Li

3:00 . 100. Aggregation and deposition of oxidized multi-walled carbon nanotubes in the aqueous phase: Roles of photochemical transformation. Y. Hwang, X. Qu, Q. Li

3:20 . 101. Friction and adhesion forces of spores of Bacillus thuringiensis on planar surfaces in atmospheric and aqueous systems. H. Kweon, E. Chung, S. Yiacoumi, C. Tsouris

3:40 . 102. Adhesion behaviors of clathrate hydrates in the presence of surface-active agents. J. W. Lee, A. Couzis, J. H. Song


62

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces II

Leacock Bld 109 Organizers/Presider: D. Belanger, S. Omanovic, J. Shepherd

1:40 . 103. Particle charging in apolar media. M. M. Gacek, G. E. Brooks, J. C. Berg

2:00 . 104. Pyridinium-based protic ionic liquids as electrolytes for RuO2 electrochemical capacitors. D. Rochefort, L. Mayrand-Provencher

2:20 . 105. Spectroelectrochemistry from gold nanostructures. A. G. Brolo

2:40 . 106. Electrochemical study on low-density trialkoxysilane derivative monolayers. N. Subramanian, A. Rajasingam, R. Schmidt, C. E. DeWolf, P. M. Wood-Adams

3:00 . 107. Nanoparticle stability and Pt mass loss phenomena in cathode catalyst layers of PEM Fuel Cells. S. G. Rinaldo, L. Wang, M. H. Eikerling

3:20 . 108. New approach to calculate electrostatic potential at the silica/silicon wafer-aqueous solution interface. H. Horiuchi, A. D. Nikolov, D. T. Wasan

3:40 . 109. Synchrotron infrared radiation for spectroelectrochemical microscopy. S. M. Rosendahl, M. S. Li, F. Borondics, T. E. May, I. J. Burgess


63

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics II

ARTS Bld 145 Organizers/Presider: R. Hill, M. Bevan

1:40 . 110. Directed assembly of anisotropic colloids under electric field. F. Ma, N. Wu

2:00 . 111. Electric field mediated feedback controlled colloidal crystal assembly. J. J. Juarez, M. A. Bevan

2:20 . 112. Electric-Field Induced Displacement and Assembly of Colloidal Rods. A. A. Shah, C. W. Monroe, M. J. Solomon

2:40 . 113. Fibre fabrication in microfluidic devices. O. Bonhomme, J. Leng, A. Morozov, A. Colin

3:00 . 114. Fabrication of hard core-soft shell particles using microfluidic technique. L. Lukyanova, R. Tadmouri, J. Leng, R. Wunenburger, O. Mondain-Monval

3:20 . 115. Direct measurement of the bare particle charge and electrophoretic retardation force. F. Strubbe, T. Brans, W. Woestenborghs, F. Beunis, K. Neyts

3:40 . 116. Concentration polarization, over-limiting current, and second-kind electrokinetic instability at an ion-selective surface admitting transverse flow. A. S. Khair


64

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

General Papers in Colloid Science II

Leacock Bld 232 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin

1:40 . 117. Nanobubbles or not? L. A. Palmer, D. Cookson, R. N. Lamb

2:00 . 118. Determination of Hamaker constants of polymeric nanoparticles by asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation. S. Noskov, C. Scherer, W. Schupp, M. Maskos

2:20 . 119. Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (NTA): The latest developments for the measurement of engineered nanoparticles and biocolloids. P. Hole, B. Carr, J. Smith, M. Wright, A. Siupa, J. Sulliva

2:40 . 120. Nanoparticle flotation collectors for mineral processing. S. Yang, R. Pelton, A. Raegen, K. Dalnoki-Veress, Z. Dai, M. Xu

3:00 . 121. Functional surfmers – towards functional nanoparticles. R. Sauer, K. Landfester, P. Froimowicz

3:20 . 122. Indirect Fourier Transform and Model Fitting of Small Angle Neutron Scattering from Silica Nanoparticles. N. D. Hould, R. F. Lobo, N. J. Wagner

3:40 . 123. Rotational Diffusivity of DNA-Linked Magnetic Colloids. D. Li, J. Byrom, S. L. Biswal


65

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Nucleation Symposium II Crystalization and Freezing II

ARTS Bld W120 Organizers/Presider: B. Wyslouzil, G. Wilemski, J. Katz

1:40 . 124. Theory of the Nucleation of Protein Macromolecular Ions. J. K. Baird

2:00 . 125. Zeolite Beta Mechanisms of Nucleation and Growth. N. D. Hould

2:20 . 126. High-throughput microfluidic tools for the study of nucleation and metastability. C. A. Stan, G. M. Whitesides Keynote lecture

3:00 . 127. Homogeneous Nucleation of Water: From Vapor to Supercooled Droplets to Ice. A. Manka, S. Tanimura, J. Woelk, R. Strey, B. E. Wyslouzil

3:20 . 128. Competitive nucleation in the freezing of nanoparticle clusters. R. K. Bowles, C. Asuquo, I. Saika-Voivod

3:40 . 129. Isothermal crystallization kinetics in the gas-diffusion layer of a fuel cell. T. J. Dursch, C. J. Radke, A. Z. Weber


66

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces II Colloidal Gels and Glasses

ARTS Bld 260 Organizers/Presider: T. Squires, S. Hashmi, E. Furst

1:40 . 130. Rheological investigation of structural arrest and aging in repulsive colloidal glasses. C. Osuji, A. Negi Keynote Lecture

2:20 . 131. Transient and steady-state shear banding in aging soft glassy materials studied by particle imaging velocimetry. Y. T. Hu, J. D. Martin

2:40 . 132. Thermosensitive nanoemulsion “organohydrogels” with surprisingly solid-like rheology. M. E. Helgeson, S. E. Moran, J. Lee, A. Tripathi, P. S. Doyle

3:00 . 133. Impact of shear thickening fluid volume fraction on the rheological response of a suspension emulsion. J. N. Fowler, A. Pallanta, J. Kirkwood, N. J. Wagner

3:20 . 134. Effect of particle size on the dynamical arrest of model nanoparticle dispersions with short-range interactions. J. Kim, A. P. Eberle, J. Fang, N. J. Wagner

3:40 . 135. Capillary suspensions: Rheological features and potential applications. E. Koos, J. Dittmann, N. Willenbacher


67

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules II Surfactants and Phase Behaviour

Leacock Bld 219 Organizers/Presider: L. Reven, P. Macdonald, Y. Lapitsky

1:40 . 136. Cluster formation in polyelectrolyte-micelle complex coacervation . P. Dubin, A. D. Dinsmore, E. Kizilay, S. Maccarrone

2:00 . 137. Mixed wormlike micelles of cationic surfactants: Effect of the co-surfactant chain length on the bending elasticity and rheological properties. C. Oelschlaeger, N. Willenbacher

2:20 . 138. Unusual viscoelastic behavior of aqueous solutions of a fluorocarbon–hydrocarbon hybrid surfactant. Y. Takahashi, Y. Nasu, Y. Kondo

2:40 . 139. Microstructure of supercritical CO2-in-water microemulsions. M. Klostermann, T. Foster, R. Strey, T. Sottmann, R. Schweins, P. Lindner, O. Glatter

3:00 . 140. Peptide amphiphiles: interfacial adsorption and solution aggregation as studied by neutron reflection and SANS. J. R. Lu, H. Xu, S. Wang

3:20 . 141. Impact of multivalent counterions, Al3+

, on the surface adsorption and self-assembly of the anionic surfactant alkyloxyethylene sulfate and anionic/nonionic surfactant mixtures. J. T. Petkov, I. M. Tucker, J. Penfold, R. K. Thomas, D. N. Petsev, C. C. Dong, S. Golding, I. Grilo

3:40 . 142. Monte Carlo simulations of self-assembly in aqueous and organic phases. J. Siepmann, J. M. Stubbs, P. Bai, S. L. Keasler


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1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Sensing and Imaging Techniques II

Leacock Bld 15 Organizers/Presider: A. Moores, M. Meli

1:40 . 143. Electronic nanosensors on a viral scaffold. A. S. Blum, C. M. Soto, K. E. Sapsford, C. D. Wilson, M. H. Moore, B. R. Ratna Keynote Lecture

2:20 . 144. Sensing self-assembly at the liquid crystal-aqueous interface. M. Meli, M. Lardner

2:40 . 145. NMR as an Analytical Tool to Characterize Nanoparticulate Dispersions. D. Fairhurst, T. Cosgrove, S. Prescott

3:00 . 146. Optimized Nanocrystalline Iron Oxides for Uranium Concentration, Separation and Trace Level Detection in Environmental Samples . J. Fortner, J. Mayo, A. Prakash, Z. Lewicka, D. Benoit, V. Colvin

3:20 . 147. Polymer-oligopeptide sensor coating for selective detection of explosives in water. M. G. Cerruti, J. Jaworski, D. Raorane, C. Zueger, J. Varadarajan, C. Carraro, S. Lee, R. Maboudian, A. Majumdar

3:40 . 148. Temperature and magnetic field-responsive nanostructures based on superparamagnetic magnetite cores and poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) coronas. S. Balasubramaniam, N. Pothayee, Y. Lin, M. House, R. C. Woodward, T. G. St. Pierre, R. M. Davis, J. S. Riffle


69

1:40 PM – 3:20 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science III Gold Nanoparticles

Leacock Bld 26 Organizers/Presider: A. Kietzig, A. Kakkar,

1:40 . 149. Gold nanoparticles tailored for overcoming biological barriers. M. Brust Keynote Lecture

2:20 . 150. Size control in the synthesis of thiolate-protected gold nanoparticles. P. J. Goulet, R. B. Lennox

2:40 . 151. Preparation of a Water Soluble Maleimide-terminated Gold Nanoparticle Platform for Bioconjugation. J. Zhu, R. Lennox, R. Schirrmacher

3:00 . 152. Multiple actions with one: Designing nanocarriers with consolidated functions. A. Kakakr, A. Sharma, K. Norbert, A. Khatchadourian, G. Soliman, T. Lam, V. Ng, D. Maysinger, F. Lesage, J. Tardiff, E. Rheaume

3:20 . 153. Synthesis of multi-metal nanostars, octopods, and concave nanocrystals. S. E. Skrabalak


70

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science IV Surface Tension and Wetting

McConnell Eng Bld 11 Organizers/Presider: A. Kakkar, A. Kietzig, H. Butt

1:40 . 154. New Modeling Approaches and Results for Size and Shape Control in Solution Synthesis of Nanoparticles, Nanostructures and Colloids. V. Privman

2:00 . 155. Controlled super-hydrophobicity using optimum surface geometric parameters. S. Moradi, S. G. Hatzikiriakos, P. Englezos, S. Kamal

2:20 . 156. Design, fabrication and characterization of gecko-like dry adhesives. N. S. Pesika, K. Jin

2:40 . 157. Nanowetting transitions of hierarchical surfaces. K. Cho, A. H. Wu, D. Cookson, R. N. Lamb

3:00 . 158. Formation and mechanical characterization of ionically crosslinked membranes at an oil/water interface. W. Yuan, K. J. Henderson, J. M. Torkelson, K. R. Shull

3:20 . 159. Mechanical properties of emulsion-based model polymer foams. G. Ceglia, P. Viot, D. Bernard, A. Chirazi, I. Ly, V. Schmitt, O. Mondain-Monval

3:40 . 160. Multilevel chemical encryption in 3D photonic crystals. I. B. Burgess, L. Mishchenko, B. D. Hatton, M. Kolle, M. Loncar, J. Aizenberg


71

4:00 PM – 4:30 PM

Coffee Break

Redpath Hall and University Centre 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Plenary Lecture II

Leacock Bld 132 4:30 . 2. Capillary models for liquid crystal fibers,

membranes, films, and drops. A. D. Rey


Poster Session: Part A | 72

5:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Poster Session: Part A

Redpath Hall Organizers: P. Fiurasek, K. Wilkinson

I. Colloidal dispersions and colloid filtration

161. Construction and application of a simplified Anti-Brownian Electrokinetic Trap (ABEL Trap). E. Hayden, C. Kelly, A. Yethiraj

162. Porous microparticles by Evaporative Limited Coalescence of water-in-oil-in-water emulsions: Tracking the water-in-oil hydrocolloid stabilizer. X. Yang, M. Nair

163. Photochemical control of viscoelasticity using azobenzene carboxylates. A. Matsumura, K. Sakai, H. Sakai, M. Abe

164. Determination of particle size distributions using nanoparticle tracking analysis- optimization. F. Duquette-Murphy, K. J. Wilkinson

165. Relating Unit Cell Simulations of Colloid Filtration to Column Experiment Breakthroughs. H. Ma, E. Pazmino, W. P. Johnson

166. Role of the Nonionic Surfactant Triton X-series in Emulsion Polymerization via Surfactant Chain Length Effect on Coating-Primer Fabrication. S. Choe, N. Ko, G. Kim, S. Lee, J. Seo

167. Effect of molecular weight on the surface morphology of crosslinked polymer particles in dispersion polymerization. G. Kim, Y. Kim, S. Choe

168. Effect of the type of impeller on the stability of a non-newtonian polymer dispersion. L. M. Torres, F. C. García, E. H. Valencia, M. S. Villavicencio, G. S. Olivares, A. S. Solís, O. M. Brito

169. Surfactant- Less Emulsions. A. Al Bawab



170. Effects of sonication on the particle size distribution of kaolinite clays. M. Marefatallah, R. S. Sanders

171. Application of the Opuntia ficus-indica in colloid coagulation. A. L. Buttice, P. G. Stroot, N. A. Alcantar

172. Effect of fine flocculating particles and fine inerts on the viscosity of suspensions. A. Asadi, R. S. Sanders

173. Micro- and meso-scale studies of the transport and deposition behavior of palladized zero valent iron nanoparticles in model groundwater environments. M. Basnet, J. Fatisson, S. Ghoshal, N. Tufenkji

174. Effect of freeze-thaw temperature stress on the transport and survivability of pathogenic Escherichia coli in granular porous media. A. Bhakta, S. Ghoshal, N. Tufenkji

175. Effect of Natural Organic Molecules (NOM) and Solution Chemistry on the Deposition Behavior of Quantum Dots (QDs) in Model Groundwater Environments . I. R. Quevedo, N. Tufenkji

176 Transport and persistence of pathogens in beach sediment: Numerical investigation. K. P. Weber, D. M. O'Carroll, C. Robinson

II. Interface Science

177. Coupled electron/proton transfer studies of aminobenzoquinone modified monolayers. W. Zhang, I. J. Burgess

178. Blocking non-specific adsorption on sol-gel printed surfaces. J. Wang, J. D. Brennan, R. H. Pelton

179. Mixtures of block copolymers and inorganic nanoparticles spread at the air/water interface. S. Lamarre, A. Ritcey

180. Decorating graphene sheets with α-Ni(OH)2 nanoparticles and their electrochemical properties. J. Lee, J. Ko, J. Kim

181. Single lipid bilayer on a pNIPAM based microgel. Q. Saleem, B. Liu, C. Gradinaru, P. M. Macdonald



182. Analytical monitoring of contact angle evolutions. J. Lehr, A. Kietzig

183. Development of a QCM-based biosensor for Fel d 1 in air. D. R. Morris, J. Fatisson, A. Ferro, N. Tufenkji

184. Adsorption of bovine serum albumin on a gold surface studied by PM-IRRAS and ellipsometry . M. Dargahi, S. Omanovic

185. The effect of surface chemistry on molecular conformation: In-situ surface infrared spectroscopy of poly-L-lysine and alginate adsorption. C. Santarossa, K. T. Queeney

186. Direct visualization by AFM of solid-to-liquid phase transitions in supported phospholipid bilayers. M. Ramkaran, A. Badia

187. Effect of water on interfacial chemical properties of nonionic surfactants in hydrophobic ionic liquid bmimPF6. T. Misono, K. Sakai, H. Sakai, M. Abe

188. Real time fluorimetric monitoring of polyelectrolyte brush degrafting from substrates. O. Borozenko, K. Lin Lau, R. Godin, G. Cosa, W. Skene, S. Giasson

189. Understanding the impact of a mineral's isoelectric point on DNAPL/subsurface wettability. I. L. Molnar, D. M. O'Carroll, J. I. Gerhard, C. S. Willson

190. Trapping of reflective metal liquid-like films for TEM analysis. M. Patry, A. Ritcey, E. F. Borra

191. Interfacial tension dynamics of Tween 80 at the oil-water interface and dependence on temperature. M. D. Reichert, L. M. Walker

192. Morphology of PCBM and P3HT blends in films made by dip-coating on homogeneous and chemically patterned surfaces. H. Heidkamp, J. van Stam, G. Carlsson, E. Moons, R. Z. Rogowski

193. Janus particles at an oil-water interface. B. Park, T. Brugarolas, D. Lee

194. Surfaces do make a difference: Interactions of acrylic polymers with proteins at the air/solution interface and in



solution. A. V. Halstead, J. T. Moy, M. A. Young, R. Mentore

195. Design and Accuracy of Pendant Drop Methods for Surface Tension Measurement. S. M. Saad, Z. Policova, E. J. Acosta, A. W. Neumann

196. Solid supported thin elastomer films deformed by microdrops. E. Bonaccurso, R. Pericet-Camara, G. K. Auernhammer, K. Koynov, R. Raiteri

197. Impedance of steel electrode in 1-alkyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborates. K. Marczewska-Boczkowska, M. Kosmulski

198. Extension of the Euler-Lagrange equation and its impact on mechanical equilibrium conditions in capillary systems containing surface and line boundaries. J. Gaydos

III. Nucleation and crystallization

199. Microdroplet based crystallization: From confinement to polymorph control. S. Lee, P. Sanstead, N. Florio, L. Geneviciute, R. Bebawee, J. Wiener

200. Numerical simulation of the solidification of water-based nanofluid. Y. EL Hasadi

201. Competitive Nucleation in the Freezing of Gold Nanoparticles. C. C. Asuquo, R. K. Bowles

202. Evaporation - driven formation of mesoscale organic semiconductor patterns in a bound solution. R. Z. Rogowski, H. Heidkamp, J. van Stam

203. Molecularly imprinted photonic crystal sensing motif for L-Phe. J. Luo, S. A. Asher

204. Effect of the relative orientation of confining crystalline surfaces on the shear behavior of thin hexadecane films. E. Charrault, X. Banquy, S. Giasson

205. Scaling behavior and gradient theory of methanol nucleation rates. G. Wilemski, B. Hale, F. Hrahsheh



206. Nonisothermal Effects of Stationary Binary Condensation onto Overcritical Droplet. A. K. Shchekin, A. A. Lezova, F. M. Kuni

207. Homogeneous and heterogeneous crystal nucleation in colloidal hard spheres. M. Franke, H. Schöpe

208. Atomistic approach to particle induced crystal nucleation in the Phase-Field Crystal model in 2D and 3D. G. I. Toth, L. Granasy

209. Nanoscopic heterogeneous nucleation events on curved surfaces. G. Chkonia, J. Julin, J. Wölk, I. Napari, H. Vehkamäki, R. Strey

210. Myths of Crystal and Colloid Formation. I. H. Leubner

211. Condensation of Nitrogen in a cryogenic supersonic nozzle. A. S. Bhabhe, D. Weckstein, B. Wyslouzil

212. Nucleation of Nonane and Deuterium Oxide in a supersonic nozzle. H. Pathak, B. Wyslouzil, J. Wölk, D. Bergmann, R. Strey

213. Binary nucleation of deuterium oxide and n-butanol in a supersonic nozzle. K. A. Mullick, B. E. Wyslouzil

214. Influence of vapor association on methanol nucleation in supersonic nozzles. H. Laksmono, S. Tanimura, B. Wyslouzil

215. Freezing of n-Alkanes in a supersonic nozzle. V. P. Modak, B. Wyslouzil

216. Thermodynamic and Kinetic Theory of Deliquescence and Efflorescence Nucleation Transitions in the Ensemble of Droplets on Soluble Particles. A. K. Shchekin, I. V. Shabaev

217. Effect of the Shutdown of a Coal-Fired Power Plant on Urban Nucleation Events. Y. Wang, P. K. Hopke, D. C. Chalupa, M. J. Utell

218. Monte Carlo simulations of growth/decay rate constant ratios for small model methanol clusters and their application to nucleation data analysis. B. Hale, G. Wilemski


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Poster Session: Part B

University Centre Ballroom Organizers: P. Fiurasek, K. Wilkinson

IV. Biocolloids and colloids in biological systems

219. DNA Aptamer Adsorption onto Cellulose in CaCl2 aqueous solution. T. Sato, R. Pelton

220. Histidine conjugated poly(amino acid) nanoparticles containing magnetite and doxorubicin for cancer diagnosis and therapy. H. Yang, C. Park, S. Yoon, J. Kim

221. Layer-by-Layer Coated Liposomes for Delivery of 17ß-Estradiol. K. Bowey, J. Tanguay, M. Tabrizian

222. Micellar DNA electrophoresis: using DNA as probe of surfactant dynamics and micelle polydispersity. A. Holmen, S. B. Istivan, J. W. Schneider

223. High Sensitivity, Multiplexing, Lateral-flow Immunoassay on Threads. G. Zhou, D. Juncker

224. Microfluidic approaches for measurement of cellular mechanical properties. A. J. Ruff, S. Shojaei Zadeh

225. Immunoattenuation of coated red blood cells through the deposition of a polymeric multilayered shell. S. Mansouri, M. Yehya, F. M. Winnik, M. Tabrizian

226. The role of protein conditioning films in biofilm nucleation: Poly-L-lysine-mediated adsorption of alginate. J. Wallas, S. Michael, K. T. Queeney

227. Annealing effect of temperature on lamellar perforations in bicellar model membranes. H. Morales, M. Nieh, V. A. Raghunathan, G. Pabst, T. Harroun, K. Nagashima, J. Katsaras, P. M. Macdonald

228. Synthesis of gallic acid derivatives for the fabrication of functional thin films with biocompatability. A. T. Rajasingam



229. Gel test modification for platelet antibodies identification. L. Cahen, Y. Mérieux, M. Tabrizian

230. Viscoelastic behavior in the stability of alcoholic emulsions in function of temperature and storage time on different batches with different types of caseinates. L. Medina-Torres, F. Calderas, G. Sánche-Olivares, M. L. Sánchez-Villavicencio, E. E. Herrera-Valencia, O. Manero

231. Rheological characterization of different ratios of polymeric poly (DL-lactide-co-glycolic acid) nanoparticles for controlled release of closantel in Pharmaceutical systems. L. Medina-Torres, M. J. Bernad-Bernad, F. Calderas, G. Sanchez-Olivares, M. Sánchez-Villavicencio, E. E. Herrera-Valencia, O. Manero Brito

232. Preparation of poly(lactic acid)-g-maleic anhydride nanoparticles as antigen carriers: Influence of the maleic anhydride grafting on the covalent conjugation of ovalbumin. V. H. Orozco, J. Palacio, B. L. López

233. Biosurfactant-producing bacterium, Pseudomonas aeruginosa MA01 isolated from spoiled apples: Some aspects of rheological characteristics of isolated biosurfactant. H. Abbasi, K. Akbari Noghabi, H. Shahbani Zahiri, M. Hamedi

234. Drug delivery from poly(n-isopropylacrylamide)-co-poly(ethylene glycol) microspheres: Effect of particle morphology on release kinetics. T. Trongsatitkul, B. M. Budhlall

235. Modulating the transport of nanocarriers across the pulmonary epithelium: Strategies for local and systemic delivery of drugs to and through the lungs. B. Bharatwaj, D. Santos Conti, S. R. da Rocha

236. Role of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) in Escherichia coli O157:H7 transport in saturated porous media. L. Wang, A. Yamazaki, C. Yang, S. Xu, J. Li

237. Antibacterial effect of surface modified granular activated carbon with silver nanoparticles. N. R. Srinivasan, R. Bandyopadhyaya

238. Non phospholipid liposomes with high sterol content: Development and characterization. Z. Cui, M. Lafleur



239. Multifunctional polymeric nanostructured materials for biomedical applications. J. Oh

240. Statics and Dynamics of DNA in a Nanopit Lattice. A. R. Klotz, W. Reisner

V. Self-assembled structures

241. Rheologycal theory and simulationb of surfactant nematic liquid crystals. E. E. Herrera Valencia, A. D. Rey

242. Formation of rigid and flexible self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) for use in retarding biofilm formation on stainless steel. K. M. Kruszewski, L. Hall-Stoodley, E. S. Gawalt

243. Chemical Sensing with Molecular Conductors. J. Del Re, M. H. Moore, B. R. Ratna, A. S. Blum

244. Are hydrotropes a distinct class from surfactants? . M. T. Hopkins Hatzopoulos, J. G. Eastoe, P. Dowding

245. Desorption of fluorescently labelled self-assembled monolayers from microelectrodes. J. R. Casanova-Moreno, D. Bizzotto

246. Self-assembly of long chain zwitterionic 4,6-di(alkylamino)-m-quinones at the air-water and air-solid interface. R. Schmidt, E. Kebede, R. Bilbeisi, S. Lie, O. Siri, L. A. Cuccia, C. E. DeWolf

247. Entropic depletion driven self assembly: A Monte Carlo simulation of rigid rod-disc binary system. D. Wickramaratne, G. Yin, E. Mlinar, J. Tan

248. Self-assembly of oligothiophenecarboxylic acid monolayer by Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM). C. Fu, O. Ivasenko, J. M. Macleod

249. Amphiphilic block copolymer self-assembly modulated by solvent mixtures. B. Sarkar, V. Ravi, J. Lakshmichand, P. Alexandridis

250. Synthesis and lyotropic self-assembly of pure and transition-metal doped ZnO nanowires. C. Pelligra, S. Zhang, L. Pfefferle, C. Osuji



251. Surface composition effects on the redox actuation of microcantilevers functionalized with ferrocenylalkanethiolates. E. R. Dionne, A. Badia, J. Mauzeroll

252. Porous hydrogen-bonded surface molecule networks as template to confine thiol on gold self assembly. M. Mezour, B. Lennox, D. Perepichka

253. Controlling the Self-Assembly of Tobacco Mosaic Virus Rods. J. G. Lucate, O. K. Zahr, A. S. Blum

VI. Nanostructures

254. Soil organic matter in nano-scale structures of a cultivated black chernozem. Y. Sultan, C. Monreal, M. Schnitzer

255. Gadolinium Nanoparticles with Poly(2-metharcryloyloxyethyl phosphorylcholine)(pMPC) as a contrast agent for Diagnosis. H. Cho, I. Cheong

256. Effect of Particle Charge on the Antifungal Properties of Thyme Oil Nanoemulsions. K. Ziani, Y. Chang, L. McLandsborough, D. McClements

257. Enhanced stability of self-assembled nanoparticles monolayer covalently grafted to functionalized mica substrate. J. Sun, G. Bazin, T. Naret, X. Zhu, S. Giassson

258. Cluster translation in density functional theory revisited. J. C. Barrett

259. Two Simple Colorimetric Methods for Evaluation of Reactivity of Zero-Valent Iron Nanoparticles. A. Keuchguerian, S. C. Rajajayavel, C. M. Cirtiu, S. Ghoshal, A. Moores

260. Real-Time Characterization of Charged Nanoparticle Adsorption using Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation Monitoring. K. Bolen

261. Nanobubble Preparation of Mixed Cycloamylose-Modified Surfactant and PEGylated Phospholipids for Ultrasound Contrast Agents. K. Tsuchiya, K. Hayashi, K.



Fujiwara, T. Konno, K. Itani, T. Ito, T. Matsuura, K. Ohkawa, H. Sakai, M. Abe, H. Yajima

262. Copper ferrite nanoparticle catalyzed Biginelli condensation; proof of concept for a novel class of magnetically recoverable catalysts. R. Hudson, C. Li, A. Moores

263. Oxidation of Gold Nanoparticles by Au(III) in Non-Polar Solvent. P. J. Goulet, A. Leonardi, L. Reven, R. B. Lennox

264. Structure of nanocrystalline cellulose and chemical derivatives by Molecular Modelling. K. M. Conley, M. A. Whitehead, T. G. M. van de Ven

265. Control of surface chemistry and nanoscale topography on Si(100): The effect on biofilm nucleation. C. Say, A. Evans, R. Dorit, K. T. Queeney

266. Solid-state NMR study of gold nanoparticle-polymer composites. A. B. Leonardi, G. B. Bourret, J. Milette, V. Toader, L. Reven, B. R. Lennox

VII. Particle synthesis

267. Fabrication and characterization of lilver janus particles. D. Bouffard, A. M. Ritcey

268. Fabrication of monodisperse biodegradable microparticle with sticky property and colloidal assembly. Y. Kim, M. Kim, K. Hwangbo, K. Cho

269. Preparation of Non-spherical Colloids by Swelling and Internal Phase-Separation Process. S. Kim, A. Hollingsworth, D. Pine, Y. Kim, G. Yi

270. Synthesis of stable monodisperse magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles with catechol-based ligands in aqueous solution. K. V. Korpany, A. S. Blum

271. Functionalized magnetic nanoclusters for lanthanide ions adsorption. J. Kim, T. Ahn

272. Silica coating of lanthanide ion-based luminescent nanoparticles. A. Beaupré, M. Fillion, A. M. Ritcey



273. Synthesis and characterization of polymer nanoparticles doped with a luminescent europium complex and metallic nanoparticles. J. Desbiens, A. Ritcey

274. Double-shell gold nanoparticle-based DNA-carriers with poly-L-lysine binding surface. M. Stobiecka, M. Hepel

275. Naked gold nanoparticles synthesized through sonochemical reduction of auric chloride ions in aqueous solutions. T. Sakai, H. Enomoto, H. Sakai, M. Abe

276. Preparation of silver halide nanocomposites and their antimicrobial activity. H. Owen, J. Green, K. Rymer, P. Carter

277. New catalytic materials based on palladium nanoparticles supported onto cellulose nanocrystallites: applications in hydrogenation reaction and Heck coupling. M. Kaushik, C. M. Cirtiu, K. Head-Marsden, A. F. Dunlop-Brière, A. Moores

278. Synthesis of maghemite-silver core-shell nanoparticles. B. Bergeron, A. M. Ritcey

279. Synthesis and Characterization of AuNP@FeNP Nanocomposites. M. J. Rak, C. M. Cirtiu, M. Audrey

280. Formation of zinc nanoparticles in a carrier gas investigated by molecular dynamics simulation. T. Kraska, F. Roemer

281. Investigation of crystal structural changes during coprecipitation reaction for preparing magnetite. T. Ahn, J. Kim, H. Yang, J. Lee, J. Kim

282. Organophosphorus Acid Anhydrolase Bio-Template for the Synthesis of CdS Quantum Dots. R. M. Leblanc, R. A. Patel, A. L. Dadlani

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

83

TUESDAY MORNING 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM

Plenary Lecture III

Leacock Bld 132 8:20 . 3. Next-generation colloids for therapeutic

delivery: from assembly to in-vivo application. F. Caruso

9:20 AM – 9:50 AM

Coffee Break



84

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Anisotropic Particles I

McConnell Eng Bld 13 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, I. Kretzschmar

9:50 . 283. Two-dimensional directed self-assembly of dicolloid particles using AC electric fields. M. M. Panczyk, N. J. Wagner, E. M. Furst

10:10 . 284. Self-assembled capillary arrows. J. Loudet, B. Pouligny

10:30 . 285. Behaviour of anisotropic colloids in nematic liquid crystals. F. Mondiot, S. PRATHAP-CHANDRAN, O. MONDAIN-MONVAL, J. LOUDET

10:50 . 286. Surface-directed seeded growth of high aspect ratio gold nanorod plasmonic waveguides. A. Thete, J. Sharma, E. Dujardin

11:10 . 287. pH-Responsive and redox sensitive hollow polymer colloids: A new method for triggered particle swelling, gelation and disassembly. R. Bird, T. Freemont, B. R. Saunders

11:30 . 288. Preparation of core-shell-type polymer particles using emulsions consisting of ternary mixtures of hydrocarbon oil/fluorocarbon oil/water. Y. Kondo, Y. Takahashi, Y. Abe, N. Yanagisawa

11:50 . 289. Determining anisotropic surface character of different clays by direct force measurements. L. Yan, Z. Xu, J. H. Masliyah


85

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces III Biointerfaces in Tissue Engineering


9:50 . 290. Engineering materials for neural regeneration. C. E. Schmidt Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 291. Comparitive study of surfaces of cells with AFM, SEM, TEM, and optical confocal methods. I. Sokolov, M. E. Dokukin, N. V. Guz, C. D. Woodworth

10:50 . 292. Smart lipid-and polymer-based substrates for artificial synapses. G. Gopalakrishnan, P. T. Yam, A. Lucido, I. Rouiller, D. R. Colman, R. B. Lennox

11:10 . 293. Bioinspired Synthesis and Spatial Control of Self Assembled Nanostructures of Calcium Carbonate. D. Bassett, M. McKee, J. Barralet

11:30 . 294. AFM study of mechanics of single cell. I. Sokolov, R. Gaikwad, M. E. Dokukin, N. V. Guz, C. D. Woodworth

11:50 . 295. Double crosslinked pH-responsive microgels for intervertebral disc repair: Design and properties. R. Liu, A. H. Milani, T. Freemont, B. R. Saunders


86

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Cellulosic Nanomaterials III


9:50 . 296. Nanocrystalline cellulose: invention to innovation. R. J. Berry Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 297. Preparation and characterisation of electrospun polymer nanocomposites with Nanocrystalline Cellulose. G. Fabra, C. Pellerin

10:50 . 298. Optics and spectroscopy of liquid and solid phase surface-modified nanocrystalline cellulose. M. P. Andrews, R. Zhang, T. Morse, A. Kirk, V. Chodavarapu

11:10 . 299. Flocculation kinetics of precipitated calcium carbonate with nano-fibrillar cellulose. D. Chen

11:30 . 300. Designing Microgels for Wet Adhesion to Cellulose. Q. Wen, R. Pelton

11:50 . 301. Quantifying the roles of microscale interfacial kinetics and thermodynamics on water-vapor transport in nanostructured porous media. B. Albaalbaki, R. J. Hill


87

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems III

Leacock Bld 14 Organizers/Presider: K. Wilkinson, P. Alvarez, M. Wiesner

9:50 . 302. Influence of surface chemistry on environmentally relevant properties of carbon nanotubes in aquatic environments. H. Fairbrother, B. Smith, K. Wepasnick, J. Bitter, H. Cho, W. P. Ball, J. Yang

10:10 . 303. Gravitational settling effects on unit cell predictions of colloid retention in porous media in the absence of energy barriers. W. P. Johnson, H. Ma, E. Pazmino

10:30 . 304. Transport of metal oxide nanoparticles in model subsurface environments: Influence of water chemistry and particle coating. A. R. Petosa, S. J. Brennan, N. Tufenkji

10:50 . 305. Transport of ZnO nanoparticles in saturated porous media: effects of solution chemistries and natural organic matter. J. Xujia, T. Meiping, L. Ruiqing, K. N. Hyunjung

11:10 . 306. Colloid deposition and release under conditions of variable ionic strength in unsaturated and saturated porous media. w. sang, V. L. Morales, Y. Zevi, T. S. Steenhuis

11:30 . 307. Applicability of colloid filtration theory in size-distributed, reduced porosity, granular media in the absence of energy barriers. E. F. Pazmino, H. Ma, W. P. Johnson

11:50 . 308. Incorporating Surface Heterogeneities into Hemispheres-in-cell Model to Mechanistically Simulate Colloidal Retention in Porous Media in the Presence of an Energy Barrier. H. Ma, E. Pazmino, W. P. Johnson


88

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces III

Leacock Bld 109 Organizers/Presider: D. Belanger, S. Omanovic, S. Roscoe

9:50 . 309. Supported RuNi catalysts for the electro-oxidation of ethanol. G. M. Brisard

10:10 . 310. Study of the surface reactivity and heterogeneity of nanoscale Titanium Oxide systems by using the “Probe Molecules” methods. M. Ali Ahmad, B. Prélot, A. Razafitianamaharavo, J. Douillard, O. Durupthy, J. Zajac, F. Villiéras, C. Chanéac

10:30 . 311. Stability and reactions of diazonium derived aryl layers on gold. M. T. McDermott, L. Laurentius, A. Kebede, D. Shewchuk

10:50 . 312. Development of Polarization Modulation Infrared Reflection Absorption Spectroscopy (PM IRRAS) for analysis of adsorption water-soluble surfactants at charged metal surfaces. S. Blatt, S. G. Roscoe, V. Zamlynny

11:10 . 313. Structure and Electrochemical Properties of Atomic and Molecular Assemblies at Surfaces. S. Morin

11:30 . 314. Electrochemical manipulation of a ligand stabilized gold nanoparticle assembly. J. L. Shepherd, S. R. Smith, D. M. Lemay

11:50 . 315. Composite membranes for Direct Methanol Fuel Cells. A. C. Tavares, V. Felice, Z. Zhang, B. Mecheri, S. Licoccia


89

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics III

ARTS Bld 145 Organizers/Presider: R. Hill, D. Velegol

9:50 . 316. Streaming-potential revisited. E. Yariv, I. Frankel, O. Schnitzer Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 317. Size effects on catalytic motor speed. T. Chiang, L. Wang, J. J. McDermott, D. Velegol

10:50 . 318. Magnetic enhancement of phototaxing catalytic motors. D. Velegol, N. Chaturvedi, Y. Hong, A. Sen

11:10 . 319. Unusual behavior of acids in dispersions of metal oxides in nonaqueous solvents . M. Kosmulski, P. Próchniak, E. Maczka, J. B. Rosenholm

11:30 . 320. Gel Electrophoresis of PEGylated Gold Nanoparticles. T. L. Doane, C. Burda, R. J. Hill

11:50 . 321. Charging of inverse micelles in nonpolar liquids. F. Beunis, F. Strubbe, M. Karvar, K. Neyts


90

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

General Papers in Colloid Science III

Leacock Bld 232 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin, J. Walz

9:50 . 322. Creating sub-micron spherical voids in a thermoset resin using micelles as blowing agent wells. B. H. Rutz, J. C. Berg

10:10 . 323. Dissolution rates of nanosized colloidal dispersions made from poorly water soluble drugs: Influence of particle size and dissolution medium. N. P. Ryde

10:30 . 324. Uptake and release kinetics of lysozyme from oxidized starch polymer microgel. Y. Li, J. Kleijn, w. norde, A. Cohen Stuart

10:50 . 325. Intermolecular and Surface Interactions of an Asphaltene Model Compound in Organic Solvents and Aqueous Solutions. J. Wang, J. Sjoblom, H. Zeng, Z. Xu

11:10 . 326. Characterize frothers through CCC95-HLB relationships. W. Zhang, J. E. Nesset, R. Rao, J. A. Finch

11:30 . 327. 19

F NMR Study of Molecular Aggregation of Lithium Perfluorooctylsulfonate in Water at Temperatures from 30 to 250 °C. D. Bossev

11:50 . 328. Interaction of poly(amidoamine) dendrimers with small molecules in dilute aqueous solutions: Multinuclear NMR studies. I. Bányai, M. Kéri, L. P. Balogh


91

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Nucleation Symposium III Vapor-Liquid Nucleation

ARTS Bld W120 Organizers/Presider: G. Wilemski, B. Wyslouzil, R. McGraw

9:50 . 329. Nucleation theory beyond capillarity approximation. V. Kalikmanov Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 330. Monte Carlo simulations of multi-component gas-to-liquid nucleation processes. J. Siepmann, S. L. Keasler, B. Chen

10:50 . 331. Investigation of the nucleation in an expanding vapor system by molecular dynamics simulation. T. Kraska, S. Braun

11:10 . 332. Cluster temperatures in non-isothermal nucleation. J. C. Barrett

11:30 . 333. How ambient pressure influences water droplet nucleation at tropospheric conditions. A. Hyvärinen, D. Brus, J. Wedekind, H. Lihavainen

11:50 . 334. Measuring the effect of carrier gas pressure on homogeneous nucleation of n-propanol in laminar flow diffusion chamber. K. Neitola, H. Görke, A. Manka, D. Brus, A. Hyvärinen, H. Lihavainen, J. Wölk, R. Strey


92

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces III Particles at Interfaces

McConnell Eng Bld 12 Organizers/Presider: T. Squires, S. Hashmi

9:50 . 335. Arrested coalescence dynamics in Pickering emulsions. P. T. Spicer, A. Pawar, R. Hartel Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 336. Controlling partial coalescence. D. Harbottle, P. Bueno, R. Isaksson, I. Kretzschmar

10:50 . 337. Stabilization of fluid interfaces by particles with geometrical and compositional heterogeneity. J. Park, J. Nam, G. K. German, J. D. Forster, T. K. Vanderlick, E. R. Dufresne

11:10 . 338. Adsorption kinetics of asphaltenes at an oil-water interface. J. Rane, D. Harbottle, A. Couzis, V. Pauchard, S. Banerjee

11:30 . 339. Tuned rheology of colloidal silica or alumina suspensions in radioactive decontamination gels and foams. S. Faure, S. Guignot, C. Bousquet, S. Volland, O. Pitois

11:50 . 340. Structure and rheology of fiber-laden membranes via integration of nematodynamics and membranodynamics: Application to radial growth in cylindrical plant cell walls. Y. Murugesan, A. D. Rey


93

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules III Self-Assembly of Biomolecules

Leacock Bld 219 Organizers/Presider: L. Reven, Y. Lapitsky, P. Macdonald

9:50 . 341. Self-assembly of redox-active surfactants with biomolecules. N. L. Abbott Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 342. Complex formation and mutual self-assembly of α-lactalbumin protein with a similarly charged surfactant. S. R. Dungan

10:50 . 343. Charge sequence specificity for protein binding by polyanions vs. heparin. A. B. Kayitmazer, B. Quinn, K. Kimura, G. L. Ryan, A. J. Tate, D. A. Pink, P. L. Dubin

11:10 . 344. Anomalous salt effects on the colloidal stability and size distributions of chitosan-tripolyphosphate microgels. Y. Huang, Y. Lapitsky

11:30 . 345. Designer protein vesicles from recombinant oleosin. K. Vargo, R. Parthasarathy, N. Kamat, D. Lee, D. A. Hammer

11:50 . 346. Development of novel non phospholipid liposomes with high cholesterol content. M. Lafleur


94

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Sensing and Imaging Techniques III

Leacock Bld 15 Organizers/Presider: M. Meli, A. Moores

9:50 . 347. Direct studies of liquid flows near solid surfaces by total internal reflection fluorescence cross-correlation spectroscopy. S. Yordanov, R. Schmitz, K. Koynov, B. Dünweg, H. Butt

10:10 . 348. Theory and measurements for validating imaging amperometry. R. M. Rock, P. J. Sides, D. C. Prieve

10:30 . 349. Polyelectrolyte swelling and dissolution quantified by simultaneous light reflectance and quartz-crystal microbalance measurements: Modeling of dielectric and viscoelastic properties with characteristic matrices. M. F. Roll, V. M. Prabhu, K. Migler

10:50 . 350. Next generation nano-Coulter Counters: Size-Tunable elastic pore sensors for improving the sizing sensitivity and selectively gating polydisperse colloidal suspensions in real-time. W. Anderson, D. Kozak, R. Vogel, G. Roberts, L. Groenewegen, S. Yu, B. Glossop, A. Barnett, A. Turner, M. Broom, M. Trau

11:10 . 351. Simulation of the Thermoresponsive Nature of Block Copolymer Micelles for Drug Delivery. M. Roberts, S. McClellan

11:30 . 352. Optical sizing of immunolabel clusters through multispectral plasmon coupling microscopy. H. Wang, G. Rong, B. Yan, L. Yang, B. Reinhard

11:50 . 353. Luminescent Solar Concentrator Efficiency: A Detailed Balance Analysis. A. Hajiaboli, R. C. Akong, M. P. Andrews


95

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Soft Interfaces I Physical Properties

McConnell Eng Bld 11 Organizers/Presider: Y. Lapitsky, M. Helgeson

9:50 . 354. Permanently water wettable silicone elastomers. M. A. Brook, Y. Wang, Y. Chen, A. Grand

10:10 . 355. Unravelling charging and structure of soft polymer films by microslit electrokinetic and swelling experiments. R. Zimmermann, C. Werner, J. F. Duval

10:30 . 356. Effect of surfactants on shear-induced gelation and gel morphology of soft strawberry-like particles. D. Xie, P. Arosio, H. Wu, M. Morbidelli

10:50 . 357. Phase-separation and photopolymerization in a mixed diacetylene-perfluorocarbon Langmuir-Blodgett monolayer film. M. F. Paige, H. Y. Araghi

11:10 . 358. The deformation of an elastic substrate by a three-phase contact line. E. R. Jerison, Y. Xu, L. A. Wilen, E. R. Dufresne

11:30 . 359. Structural forces in concentrated soft matter phases. R. F. Tabor, D. Y. Chan, F. Grieser, R. R. Dagastine

11:50 . 360. Dynamic forces between sterically stabilized oil droplets: How important is the polymer brush? T. T. Chau, O. Manor, G. W. Stevens, F. Grieser, D. Y. Chan, R. R. Dagastine


96

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science V Polymeric Nanostructures

Leacock Bld 26 Organizers/Presider: A. Kietzig, A. Kakkar

9:50 . 361. Synthesis of self-assembling 'colloidal-molecules' based on controlled steric stabilization. K. Larson-Smith, D. C. Pozzo

10:10 . 362. Controlling the nanostructure of polymer-PbS composites using triggered self-assembly. R. Rhodes, P. O'Brien, B. Saunders

10:30 . 363. Uniform Nanostructured Colloids of Block Copolymers by Evaporation-Induced Self-Assembly Inside Emulsions. G. Yi, D. Jung, G. Lee, H. Kim, M. Kim, B. J. Kim, S. Jeon, S. Yang

10:50 . 364. Anisotropic growth of gold nanoparticles synthesized in aqueous solutions of an amino-terminated poly(ethylene oxide)-poly(propylene oxide) block copolymer. T. Sakai, M. Ishigaki, T. Okada, S. Mishima

11:10 . 365. Core-shell nanostructures of organic-inorganic nanomaterials for hybrid photovoltaics. S. Zhang, C. Pelligra, L. D. Pfefferle, C. O. Osuji

11:30 . 366. RAFT microemulsion polymerization with a surface-active chain transfer agent. I. A. El-Hedok, J. M. O'Donnell

11:50 . 367. Lanthanide-doped yttrium fluoride nanocrystals. A. M. Ritcey, M. Dorais, A. Beaupré


97

TUESDAY AFTERNOON 1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Anisotropic Particles II

McConnell Eng Bld 13 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin, T. Yeung

1:40 . 368. Self-assembly of doublets made from flattened spheres. L. M. Ramirez, D. Velegol, R. H. Colby, A. S. Smith, D. B. Unal

2:00 . 369. Controllable assembly of magnetic Janus particles. B. Ren, J. Song, I. Kretzschmar

2:20 . 370. Remarkable mechanical deformation of Janus particle filled dielectric elastomer films. H. Chen, A. Maliakal, I. Kretzschmar

2:40 . 371. Generation of Janus bubbles and their behaviour at an air-water interface. T. Brugarolas, B. Park, M. Lee, D. Lee


98

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces IV Biomolecular Probes


1:40 . 372. Diffusivity and kinetics of membrane binding of drugs by multinuclear dynamic NMR in situ. N. Yoshii, T. Emoto, E. Okamura

2:00 . 373. Comparing the guidance of fibroblast cell response on electrospun nanofibers aligned by electrical, mechanical and nano-imprint lithography methods. V. Chaurey, F. Block, P. Chang, Y. Su, C. Chou, N. S. Swami

2:20 . 374. 3D Molecular Simulation of Antigen-Antibody Interaction. M. S. Khan, M. A. Whitehead, T. G. van de Ven

2:40 . 375. Polyethylene Glycol-based Multifunctional Oligomers for Enhancing the Biocompatiblity of Semiconductor, Gold and Magnetic Nanocrystals. H. Mattoussi, G. Palui, H. Na


99

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems IV

Leacock Bld 14 Organizers/Presider: M. Wiesner, K. Wilkinson, P. Alvarez

1:40 . 376. Tailoring (Bio)chemical Activity of Ferric (Hydr)oxide Nanoparticles: Role of Nanosize and Crystallinity. I. Chernyshova, S. Ponnurangam, P. Somasundaran

2:00 . 377. Effects of silica nanoparticles on dewaterability and compressive yield stress of kaolin slurries. C. W. Angle, T. Dabros, H. A. Hamza

2:20 . 378. Interactions between surface modified silica nanoparticles and phospholipid vesicles. M. Gradzielski, R. Michel, D. Danino

2:40 . 379. Heteroaggregation of multiwalled carbon nanotubes and hematite nanoparticles in aquatic environments: Implications for carbon nanotube fate and transport. K. Huynh, K. Chen


100

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces IV

Leacock Bld 109 Organizers/Presider: D. Belanger, S. Omanovic, A. Chen

1:40 . 380. Surfactant mediated charging and electrostatic particle interaction in nonpolar dispersions. S. H. Behrens, Q. Guo, C. C. Clemmons, C. E. Espinosa

2:00 . 381. Ethanol electro-oxidation on unsupported Pt/Sn nanoparticles. E. A. Baranova, A. Tavasoli, A. Sanders

2:20 . 382. Micro- and nano-structuring by contact glow discharge electrolysis. R. Wüthrich, R. El-Haddad, J. Abou Ziki, A. Allagui, M. Aghasibeig

2:40 . 383. Novel aluminum anode galvanic cells . M. Colon, A. Cardenas-Valencia, R. Toomey, N. Alcantar


101

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics IV

ARTS Bld 145 Organizers/Presider: R. Hill, K. Dorfman

1:40 . 384. Rapid electrophoretic separations of DNA by micelle-ELFSE: sequencing and genotyping applications. S. B. Istivan, D. Bishop, A. Holmen, M. Fahrenkopf, J. W. Schneider

2:00 . 385. Microfluidic combinatorial platform to create durable multiplex detection interfaces. T. f. Didar, M. Tabrizian

2:20 . 386. Microfluidic bead arrays as a platform to measure biomolecular ligand-receptor binding kinetics. T. F. Leary, X. Chen, C. Maldarelli, A. Couzis

2:40 . 387. Statistical modeling of DNA electrophoresis. K. D. Dorfman, D. W. Olson, J. Ou, S. Dutta, N. Laachi, M. Tian


102

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

General Papers in Colloid Science IV

Leacock Bld 232 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin, D. Wasan

1:40 . 388. Magnetically responsive Pickering foams. E. Blanco, S. Lam, S. Smoukov, K. P. Velikov, O. D. Velev

2:00 . 389. Electrostatically driven adsorption of silica nanoparticles on functionalized surfaces. X. Li, O. Niitsoo, A. Couzis

2:20 . 390. Fabrication of nano-sized titania films by electrophoretic deposition for energy conversion devices . N. Parsi Benehkohal, G. P. Demopoulos

2:40 . 391. Densely packed nanoparticle films by electrostatically assisted dip-coating. O. Niitsoo, X. Li, A. Couzis


103

1:40 PM – 2:40 PM

Nucleation Symposium IV Polymers and Membranes

ARTS Bld W120 Organizers/Presider: G. Wilemski, B. Wyslouzil, J. Baird

1:40 . 392. Nucleation of ordered phases in block copolymers. A. Shi Keynote Lecture

2:20 . 393. Minimum energy path to membrane pore formation and rupture. C. L. Ting, D. Appelö, Z. Wang Keynote Lecture


104

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces IV Proteins and Surfactants at Interfaces

McConnell Eng Bld 12 Organizers/Presider: S. Hashmi, T. Squires, L. Walker, P. Spicer

1:40 . 394. Interfacial rheology of diffusion-limited surfactant systems and dependence on curvature. M. D. Reichert, N. J. Alvarez, C. F. Brooks, A. M. Grillet, L. A. Mondy, L. M. Walker

2:00 . 395. Surface light scattering spectroscopy and the bending modulus of diacetylene-lipid monolayers. J. Mann, Jr., N. J. Castorano, E. K. Mann

2:20 . 396. Protein conformation transitions at the liquid-gas interface as studied by dilational surface rheology. B. Noskov, S. Lin, G. Loglio, A. Michailovskaya, R. Miller

2:40 . 397. Understanding protein-surfactant interactions in immunoassay reagents using rheology and surface tension characterization. S. V. Vaidya, A. R. Narvaez


105

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules IV Self-Assembly Biomolecules

Leacock Bld 219 Organizers/Presider: L. Reven, P. Macdonald, Y. Lapitsky, M. Lafleur

1:40 . 398. Physicochemical characteristics of polymer-hybridized liposome of alkyl grafted poly(amino acid)s. S. Park, J. Kim, Y. Kim, S. Han

2:00 . 399. Crystalline, ordered and disordered lipid membranes: convergence of stress profiles due to ergosterol. J. M. Vanegas, M. L. Longo, R. Faller

2:20 . 400. Second harmonic generation as a tool to probe peptide-lipid interaction. E. Benichou, J. Duboisset, G. Matar, I. Russier-Antoine, C. Jonin, N. Lascoux, F. Besson, P. Brevet

2:40 . 401. An equilibrium phase consisting of protein clusters: an NMR study. S. Barhoum, A. Yethiraj


106

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Soft Interfaces II Transport at Interfaces

McConnell Eng Bld 11 Organizers/Presider: Y. Lapitsky, M. Helgeson

1:40 . 402. Quasi-immiscible spreading of aqueous surfactant solutions on aqueous entangled polymer solutions. K. Koch, A. Khanal, F. Gao, T. Corcoran, S. Garoff, T. Przybycien, R. Tilton

2:00 . 403. Dynamic interfacial tension and interfacial rheology of polymer grafted nanoparticles at the air-water and xylene-water interface. N. J. Alvarez, T. Saigal, R. D. Tilton, L. M. Walker, S. L. Anna

2:20 . 404. Fast condensation of water drops on soft films: Role of film thickness and surface elasticity. M. Sokuler, C. Liu, G. K. Auernhammer, H. Butt, E. Bonaccurso

2:40 . 405. Dip-coating as an efficient technique for the study of interfacial deposition processes. J. van Stam, R. Z. Rogowski


107

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Sicence VI Catalysis

Leacock Bld 26 Organizers/Presider: A. Kietzig, A. Kakkar

1:40 . 406. Advanced nanoscale catalysts with energy applications. S. E. Hunyadi Murph

2:00 . 407. Colloidal gold-catalyzed reduction of ferrocyanate (III) by borohydride ions: A model system for redox catalysis. S. Carregal-Romero, J. Pérez-Juste, L. Liz-Marzán, P. Hervés

2:20 . 408. Kinetics of photocatalyzed and photosensitized oxidation of organic dye deposits on meso-porous and non-porous titania-containing self-cleaning films and powders. D. Ollis

2:40 . 409. Phosphine functionalized imidazolium ionic liquids as stabilizers for transition metal hydrogenation nanoparticle catalysts. S. A. Stratton, K. L. Luska, A. Moores


108

1:40 PM – 3:00 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Sicence VII Colloidal Nanostructures

University Centre, Lev Buchman (203A) Organizers/Presider: A. Kietzig, A. Kakkar

1:40 . 410. Responsive microcapsules from Pickering emulsion templates stabilised by core-shell nanoparticles. O. J. Cayre, S. Fincham, M. S. Manga, Q. Yuan, R. A. Williams, S. Fujii, S. Biggs

2:00 . 411. Fabrication of polyanhydride nanoparticles by microemulsion polymerization of sebacic acid dimethacrylate. C. Sackett, H. Culver, B. Narasimhan, J. O'Donnell

2:20 . 412. Particles with pH-Switchable Water Solubility in Responsive Colloidosomes and Nanocomposite Surfaces with Tunable Roughness . S. H. Behrens, A. San Miguel

2:40 . 413. Low-temperature approach to high-yield syntheses of high-quality small-sized PbSe colloidal nanocrystals. J. Ouyang, K. YU

3:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Coffee Break



109

3:30 PM – 4:30 PM

Unilever Award Lecture

Leacock Bld 132 3:30 . 4. Swelling of constrained hydrogels: New

approaches to active surfaces and polymer micro-objects. J. Kim, J. Yoon, D. Chen, R. C. Hayward

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

110

WEDNESDAY MORNING 8:20 AM – 9:20 AM

Victor LaMer Award Lecture

Leacock Bld 132 8:20 . 5. Temporary (and not so temporary) networks

from colloids in self-assembling media. M. E. Helgeson

9:20 AM – 9:50 AM

Coffee Break



111

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Amphiphiles and Proteins

University Centre, Lev Buchman (203A) Organizers/Presider: T. van de Ven, R. Vyhnalkova

9:50 . 414. Natural compound-based star-like oligo(ethylene glycol) amphiphiles in aqueous solutions. S. Strandman, F. Le Dévédec, X. X. Zhu

10:10 . 415. Lipid and Protein Carriers for Injectable Oxygen. M. Borden, E. Swanson, V. Mohan, K. Song

10:30 . 416. Silica nanoparticle dispersions in aqueous media: Interactions with poly(ethylene oxide) amphiphiles. B. Sarkar, V. Venugopal, A. Bodratti, M. Tsianou, P. Alexandridis

10:50 . 417. Surfactant Enhanced Polluted and Waste Water Remediation . A. Al Bawab

11:10 . 418. Synthesis and properties of surfactants with dissimilar hydrophobes: "Hybrid" fluorosurfactants. C. K. Taylor

11:30 . 419. RheologicaL experiments and modeling of a structural biologically fluid (Blood) . E. H. Valencia, F. C. Garcia, M. S. Villavicencio, L. M. Torres, G. S. Olivares, A. S. Solís, O. M. Brito

11:50 . 420. Protein electrostatic epitopes: selectivity

without specificity. P. Dubin, K. Chen, Y. Xu, D.

F. Petri


112

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces V Sensing Biointerfaces


9:50 . 421. Assembly and Structural Orientation of Antibody Layers Bound to Engineered Biosensor Surfaces. A. P. Le Brun, S. A. Holt, D. S. Shah, A. Soliakov, C. F. Majkrzak, J. H. Lakey

10:10 . 422. Neutron Reflectivity Studies of the Antimicrobial Peptide Maculatin 1.1 in Solid-Supported Phospholipid Bilayers. A. P. Le Brun, D. I. Fernandez, P. Bansal, M. James, F. Separovic

10:30 . 423. Localized surface plasmon resonance labels in bioassays. L. Laurentius, K. Cao, M. T. McDermott

10:50 . 424. Near infrared quantum dots for targeted ultrasensitive surface plasmon resonance imaging biosensing. M. Sandros, L. Malic, M. Tabrizian

11:10 . 425. Nonionic surfactant self-assembly dynamics revealed by DNA tagging in capillary electrophoresis: effects of temperature, urea, and co-surfactant. J. W. Schneider, S. B. Istivan, A. Holmen, M. Fahrenkopf

11:30 . 426. Designing a surface-based assay for cellulase adsorption and activity. S. A. Maurer, C. N. Bedbrook, C. J. Radke

11:50 . 427. Capture and detection of filamentous viruses on modified surfaces of cellulosic fibres. P. A. Larsson, J. Seredy, L. Veldhuis, G. Sushma, A. Vanerek, F. Drolet, J. C. Hall


113

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Bubbles, Drops and Capillary Phenomena I

Leacock Bld 15 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin

9:50 . 428. Contact angle dependence on droplet size: line tension or adsorption at the solid-liquid interface. C. A. Ward, H. Ghasemi, P. A. Tsai

10:10 . 429. Why is nucleation easier on a soft surface? F. Eslami, J. A. Elliott

10:30 . 430. Defining strategies for Oil-Particle-Water Separation; A surface thermodynamics approach. S. Quraishi, E. Acosta, E. Fan, M. Bussmann

10:50 . 431. Influence of surfactant concentration and background salt on forced dynamic wetting and dewetting. D. Fell, G. Auernhammer, E. Bonaccurso, C. Liu, M. Sokuler, H. Butt

11:10 . 432. Spontaneous spreading of drops of solvents and non-solvents on polymer surfaces. P. Muralidhar, G. K. Auernhammer, H. Butt, E. Bonaccurso

11:30 . 433. Current opinion on superspreading mechanisms of nanofluids . A. D. Nikolov, D. Wasan

11:50 . 434. Role of contact angle in the stability of a liquid bridge between a sphere and a flat plate. L. Zargarzadeh, J. A. Elliott


114

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems V

Leacock Bld 14 Organizers/Presider: K. Wilkinson, M. Wiesner, P. Alvarez

9:50 . 435. Significance of straining during transport of polymer-stabilized zero valent iron nanoparticles in porous media. T. Raychoudhury, N. Tufenkji, S. Ghoshal

10:10 . 436. Iron nanoparticles suspensions with anionic surfactants – transport in porous media. Z. Wang, E. J. Acosta

10:30 . 437. Interaction forces present in subsurface transport of aged iron particles. E. Pensini, B. Sleep, C. Yip

10:50 . 438. Nanometal particle mobility, reaction, and characterization following field scale injection. C. M. Kocur, D. M. O'Carroll, A. I. Chowdhury, H. Boparai, N. Sakulchiacharoen, K. Weber, B. E. Sleep, M. Krol, L. Austrins, C. Peace

11:10 . 439. Characterization, surface properties and reactivity of nano- and micro-scale zerovalent iron. H. K. Boparai, A. I. Chowdhury, D. M. O'Carroll

11:30 . 440. Challenges and opportunities of electrokinetics for enhanced NZVI delivery through porous media. A. I. Chowdhury, D. M. O'Carroll, Y. Xu, B. E. Sleep

11:50 . 441. Modelling field scale nano-Zero Valent Iron transport. M. M. Krol, A. J. Oleniuk, D. M. O'Carroll, B. E. Sleep


115

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Electrochemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces V

Leacock Bld 109 Organizers/Presider: D. Belanger, S. Omanovic, D. Rochefort

9:50 . 442. Nanoscale conductivity of metal-doped oxides for fuel cell catalyst supports. J. R. O'Dea, C. V. Subban, F. J. DiSalvo, J. A. Marohn

10:10 . 443. Electrochemical reduction of nitrate to nitrogen. D. Reyter, D. Bélanger, L. Roué

10:30 . 444. Probing electrochemically-induced molecular reorientations in redox-active self-assembled monolayers. A. Badia, C. Chen, L. Norman, E. Dionne

10:50 . 445. 1D nanostructure: synthesis and electrocatalytic properties. S. Garbarino, A. Ponrouch, E. Bertin, D. Guay

11:10 . 446. Probing DNA-protein interactions: Brownian motion perturbed. K. Williams, R. Levicky

11:30 . 447. Nanostructured Carbon Nanotubes/Platinum-based Alloys and their Electrocatalytic Properties for Ethanol Oxidation. A. Tabet-Aoul, M. Mohamedi

11:50 . 448. Fabrication Methods for Titania Electrodes with Inverse Opal Structure. S. Mathew, I. Kretzschmar


116

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics V

ARTS Bld 260 Organizers/Presider: R. Hill, P. Sides

9:50 . 449. Electroacoustics: high frequency Electrokinetics. A. Dukhin

10:10 . 450. Acoustic electrophoresis of gel-trapped colloids. P. S. Bhosale, J. Chun, J. C. Berg

10:30 . 451. Dielectric spectroscopy of nanoparticle dispersions. P. J. Beltramo, E. M. Furst

10:50 . 452. Modeling electrophoresis normal to an electrode. C. L. Wirth, P. J. Sides, D. C. Prieve

11:10 . 453. Evaluation of particle deposition onto a spherical collector with patterned surface charge distribution using Happel Cell model. R. Chatterjee, S. K. Mitra, S. Bhattacharjee

11:30 . 454. Real time detection of nanoparticle deposition by measurement of zeta potential. P. J. Sides, K. Wong, S. Shekhar, R. Rock

11:50 . 455. Measuring the electrophoretic force on a particle proximate to an electrode. C. L. Wirth, P. J. Sides, D. C. Prieve


117

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

General Papers in Colloid Science V

Leacock Bld 232 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin, T. Thundat, T. Yeung

9:50 . 456. Measuring and modeling DNA-induced colloidal interactions. W. B. Rogers, J. C. Crocker

10:10 . 457. Investigation of the interactions of surfactant/polyelectrolyte complexes with water soluble organics dyes and subsequent adsorption of these complexes to the surface of TiO2 colloids. D. Rivera, B. Best

10:30 . 458. Quantitative understanding and modeling of colloidal stability for particles stabilized by both sulfate and carboxyl charge groups. D. Wei, A. p. Niu, F. Reinhold, X. y. Zhang, H. Wu, M. Morbidelli

10:50 . 459. Deposition behaviour of colloidal gold onto a hydrogen-terminated silicon substrate by addition of HF. A. O'Reilly, N. Quitoriano

11:10 . 460. Aggregation-Deposition Properties of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles in the Presence of Fatty Acids: Effect of Nanoparticle Size. I. Chernyshova, S. Ponnurangam, P. Somasundaran

11:30 . 461. Self assembly behavior of small organic molecules in aqueous solutions: Benzotriazoles as an example. F. Odeh, A. Al Bawab, Y. Li

11:50 . 462. Solvation in hydrofluoroalkane propellants: How can ethanol help? D. S. Conti, L. Wu, S. R. da Rocha


118

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Nucleation Symposium V Atmospheric Nucleation

ARTS Bld W120 Organizers/Presider: B. Wyslouzil, G. Wilemski, B. Hale

9:50 . 463. Freezing studies of aerosols: Hydrocarbon aerosols in Titan's clouds. R. Signorell

10:30 . 464. Modelling silicate grain nucleation and growth in circumstellar outflows. J. A. Paquette, F. T. Ferguson, J. A. Nuth

10:50 . 465. Interactions between acids and bases in small, atmospherically relevant clusters. K. E. Anderson, I. Siepmann, P. H. McMurry

11:10 . 466. Rethinking the first nucleation theorem in atmospheric nucleation. H. Vehkamäki, M. J. McGrath, J. Julin, T. Kurten, K. E. Lehtinen, M. Kulmala

11:30 . 467. Applications of the kinetic potential to nucleation theory and beyond. R. McGraw

11:50 . 468. Nucleation Theory Kinetics are Correct. J. L. Katz


119

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Rheology of Colloids and Interfaces V Rheology of Surfactant Systems

McConnell Eng Bld 12 Organizers/Presider: T. Squires, S. Hashmi, C. Lopez-Barron, G. German

9:50 . 469. Phase behaviour and lubricating properties of fatty acids/diamine mixtures. H. Fay, O. Mondain-Monval, V. Ponsinet, J. Cayer-Barrios, D. Mazuyer, S. Meeker, P. Le Cornec, S. Deroo

10:10 . 470. Transient network theory of wormlike micelles: Topological force accelerates relaxation. F. Tanaka

10:30 . 471. Large amplitude oscillatory shear (LAOS) rheology of shear banding wormlike micelle solutions (WLM) - a new method for extracting model parameters. A. Gurnon, N. J. Wagner

10:50 . 472. Rheology of Globular Proteins: Apparent Bulk Yield Stress, Interfacial Creep Ringing and Interfacial Viscosity of Globular Proteins and Protein-Surfactant Mixtures. A. Jaishankar, V. Sharma, Y. Wang, G. McKinley

11:10 . 473. Transition from ''brittle'' to ''ductile'' rheological behavior by tuning the morphology of self-assembled networks. L. Ramos, T. Tixier, A. Laperrousaz, P. Dieudonné, C. LIGOURE

11:30 . 474. Novel surfactant solution with unusual rheological response to pH. H. Shi, Y. Wang, J. T. Huggins, B. Fang, Y. Talmon, E. Kesselman, D. J. Hart, J. L. Zakin

11:50 . 475. Predicting microemulsion morphology with the HLD-NAC equation of state. E. J. Acosta, S. Kiran


120

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules V Self-Assembly in Organic Media and at Interfaces

Leacock Bld 219 Organizers/Presider: P. Macdonald, Y. Lapitsky, L. Reven,

9:50 . 476. Biorefinery: A design tool for molecular gels. G. John Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 477. Structure-property relationships in organogels of conjugated polymers. G. Newbloom, J. Richards, K. Weigandt, D. C. Pozzo

10:50 . 478. Self-assembly process of tubular microstructure of γ-oryzanol + β-sitosterol structurants in organogels and emulsions. H. I. Sawalha, G. Margry, R. Adel, P. Venema, A. Bot, E. Flöter, E. v. Linden

11:10 . 479. Aerosol OT inverse micelles dynamics in nonpolar liquid. M. Karvar, F. Strubbe, F. Beunis, R. Kemp, A. Smith, M. Goulding, K. Neyts

11:30 . 480. Calixarenes and resorcinarenes: Macrocycles with (almost) unlimited possibilities for the design of self-assembling amphiphiles. N. Moridi, V. Rullaud, D. Elend, P. Shahgaldian

11:50 . 481. Bent-core alignment monolayers. W. Iglesias, T. Smith, P. Basnet, S. Stefanovic, C. Tschierske, D. J. Lacks, A. Jakli, E. K. Mann


121

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Soft Interfaces III Polyelectrolytes and Multilayers

McConnell Eng Bld 11 Organizers/Presider: P. Macdonald, Y. Lapitsky, L. Reven,

9:50 . 482. Adhesively-patchy brushes: Extending the concepts of multivalency to biocompatible interfaces. M. Santore Keynote Lecture

10:30 . 483. Self-organization of thin polymer films guided by electrostatic charges on the substrate. D. Zhao, A. Martinez, X. Xi, X. Ma, N. Wu, T. Cao

10:50 . 484. pH-controlled interactions in layer-by-layer films. B. P. Das, M. Tsianou

11:10 . 485. Substrate influence on the structure and properties of polyelectrolytes multilayers. C. Chevigny, M. Zerball, S. Dodoo, R. von Klitzing

11:30 . 486. Pseudo-polyelectrolytes: Multilayers and applications. R. Priefer

11:50 . 487. Dynamics of dry and water saturated hydrogen bonded polymer complexes and multilayers: An NMR study. B. Fortier-McGill, V. Toader, L. Reven


122

9:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science VIII Colloids Liquid Crystals and Nanotubes

Leacock Bld 26 Organizers/Presider: P. Macdonald, Y. Lapitsky, L. Reven,

9:50 . 488. Phase behaviour of nanoparticle-filled liquid crystals. E. R. Soule, J. Milette, L. Reven, A. D. Rey

10:10 . 489. Formation of silica hollow particles and silica tubes by sol-gel reactions in aqueous surfactant solutions. H. Sakai, H. Sohma, Y. Igarashi, T. Ogura, K. Sakai, M. Abe

10:30 . 490. Facile fabrication of transparent, thermally stable, and mechanically robust superhydrophobic surfaces from hollow silica particles. X. Deng, L. Mammen, M. D'Acunzi, H. Butt, D. Vollmer

10:50 . 491. Tuning the miscibility of gold nanoparticles in liquid crystals via the thiol for DMAP reaction. J. Milette, V. Toader, L. Reven, R. B. Lennox

11:10 . 492. Tobacco Mosaic Virus protein disks as templates for solution-stable nanoparticle rings. O. K. Zahr, A. S. Blum

11:30 . 493. Polymer nanotube bending using optical tweezers. B. Huang, J. A. van Heiningen, R. J. Hill, T. G. van de Ven

11:50 . 494. Preparation of dispersible and magnetic carbon nanotubes for biomedical applications. X. Hao, Y. Liu, X. Nguyen, M. Pasotto, T. Hughes, J. Qiu


123

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces VI Antimicrobial Surfaces/Bacterial Surfaces

Leacock Bld 110 Organizers/Presider: M. Cerruti, M. Tabrizian, M. Sandros

1:40 . 495. Carbon nanotube-based antimicrobial materials: Toward aqueous processing. S. Aslan, N. Li, M. Hindie, L. Pfefferle, M. Elimelech, E. Pauthe, P. Van Tassel

2:00 . 496. Influence of bacteriopahge selection on the performance of phage-functionalized antimicrobial surfaces. Z. Hosseinidoust, T. G. van de Ven, N. Tufenkji

2:20 . 497. Direct observation and evaluation of attached pathogen survival in model aquatic environments. B. Asadishad, S. Ghoshal, N. Tufenkji

2:40 . 498. Analysis of the contribution of sedimentation to bacterial mass transport by a microscopy-based method and fluorescence imaging. J. Sjollema, J. Li, W. Norde, H. J. Busscher, B. P. Krom, H. C. van der Mei, R. J. Dijkstra

3:00 . 499. Cranberry proanthocyanidins and other tannin-containing materials block a type of bacterial motility. C. O'May, N. Tufenkji

3:20 . 500. Antibacterial Activity of Composite Electrospun Polysulfone Mats Featuring Biocidal Nanomaterials. J. D. Schiffman, Y. Wang, E. P. Giannelis, M. Elimelech

3:40 . 501. Surface forces apparatus study of the role of lipopolysaccharides during E. coli initial adhesion. Q. Lu, H. Zeng, Y. Liu


124

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Bubbles, Drops and Capillary Phenomena II

Leacock Bld 15 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin, C. A. Ward, H. Butt

1:40 . 502. A new mechanism for periodic formation of colloidal bands during solvent evaporation. N. Wu, S. Mandre, L. Mahadevan, J. Aizenberg

2:00 . 503. Origin of small bubbles in flotation systems: A high speed photography study. J. Quinn, J. A. Finch

2:20 . 504. Contact angles of liquid drops on super hydrophobic surfaces: Understanding the role of flattening by gravity. C. Extrand, S. Moon

2:40 . 505. The coalescence of bubbles controlled by surface forces. R. Tabor, D. Y. Chan, F. Grieser, R. R. Dagastine

3:00 . 506. Determining permeability using droplet imbibition in fiber networks. A. P. Kotula, Y. Oh, K. Kim, M. F. Islam, S. L. Anna

3:20 . 507. Effect of Surface Shearing on the Coalescence of Oil Droplets — a Departure from DLVO Theory. F. Lin, B. Bara, A. Yeung

3:40 . 508. Dynamics of emulsion droplet collisions and film evolution. J. O. Toro-Mendoza, D. N. Petsev


125

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Colloids and Nanoparticles in Environmental Systems VI

Leacock Bld 14 Organizers/Presider: M. Wiesner, K. Wilkinson, P. Alvarez

1:40 . 509. Capacitive deionization of water using novel mesoporous carbon materials. C. Tsouris, R. Mayes, J. Kiggans, D. DePaoli, S. Dai, K. Sharma, S. Yiacoumi

2:00 . 510. Synthesis and characterization of a new class of stabilized apatite nanoparticles and applying it to in-situ Pb immobilization in a fire-range soil. R. Liu

2:20 . 511. Adsorption of organoarsenaic from aqueous solution by using a zirconium based nanoparticle sorbent. Y. Zheng, L. Yu, J. Chen

2:40 . 512. Cactus mucilage for removal of As(V) from aqueous solution in the presence of ferric ions. D. I. Fox, T. Pichler, D. Yeh, N. Alcantar

3:00 . 513. Bactericidal paper impregnated with silver nanoparticles for emergency water disinfection. T. A. Dankovich, D. G. Gray

3:20 . 514. Behaviour of sulfonamide antibiotics during ultrafiltration and micellar enhanced ultrafiltration. K. Exall, V. Balakrishnan

3:40 . 515. Sprayability of Wormlike "Filomicelles"- A Novel Polymeric Self Assembly Based Approach for the Delivery of Agrochemicals to Plants. A. A. Mahmud, D. E. Discher


126

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Electrokinetic Phenomena and Microfluidics VI

ARTS Bld 260 Organizers/Presider: R. Hill, S. Anna

1:40 . 516. Kinetic limited transport of soluble surfactants in microscale tipstreaming. N. J. Alvarez, T. Moyle, W. Lee, L. M. Walker, S. L. Anna

2:00 . 517. Measuring kinetic-limited surfactant dynamics using bulk convection around microscale interfaces. N. J. Alvarez, D. Vogus, L. M. Walker, S. L. Anna

2:20 . 518. Lipopolymer electrophoresis in supported phosphospholipid bilayer membranes. H. Zhang, R. J. Hill

2:40 . 519. Numerical studies on thin liquid film drainage: Effect of electrostatic and chemical heterogeneity. A. Atta, S. Bhattacharjee

3:00 . 520. Pulsatile pressure-driven electrokinetic flows in microfluidic channels with hydrodynamic slippage effect. M. Chun, K. Kim

3:20 . 521. Effect of the electrolyte valence and Debye screening parameter on the transport of ions in nanochannels. A. S. Belyaev, Z. Siwy, D. N. Petsev

3:40 . 522. Optical tweezers velocimetry and electrophoresis. J. A. van Heiningen, A. Mohammadi, R. J. Hill


127

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

General Papers in Colloid Science VI

Leacock Bld 232 Organizers/Presider: J. Elliott, S. Peppin, R. Sanders

1:40 . 523. Sediments of soft spheres arranged by effective density. D. Velegol, C. Gonzalez Serrano, J. M. McDermott

2:00 . 524. Aggregation and sedimentation of fine solids in crude oil. M. Omidghane, A. Yeung, Q. Liu

2:20 . 525. Aerosol assembly of silica colloids for the synthesis of porous microspheres. S. E. Skrabalak

2:40 . 526. Droplet microfluidics for nanostructured material synthesis and bioanalysis. N. J. Carroll, P. Atanassov, J. Edwards, D. N. Petsev

3:00 . 527. Breakup of colloidal aggregates in shear flows. Y. M. Harshe, M. Lattuada, M. Morbidelli

3:20 . 528. PBE breakage kernel through Stokesian Dynamics simulations of breakup of colloidal aggregates. Y. M. Harshe, M. Lattuada, M. Morbidelli

3:40 . 529. Tablet Tensile Strength: An Adhesion Science Perspective. F. M. Etzler


128

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Liquid Phase Phenomena

McConnell Eng Bld 12 Organizers/Presider: T. van de Ven, J. Gostick

1:40 . 530. Correlation and Nucleation in Liquid-Vapor Systems. D. H. Rasmussen

2:00 . 531. Engineering organic crystal morphologies with azeotropic mixtures. R. Z. Rogowski, J. van Stam

2:20 . 532. Evaporation rate of nucleating clusters. E. Zapadinsky

2:40 . 533. Nanotribology of protic ionic liquids. E. D. Cranston, R. Álvarez Asencio, R. Atkin, M. W. Rutland

3:00 . 534. Surface Tension and Contact Angles of Ionic Liquids (A Review). R. Sedev

3:20 . 535. Local heating at the moving contact line of a drop spreading on a hygroscopic fluid. R. Cerbus, W. Goldburg, S. Garoff

3:40 . 536. On the interfacial thermodynamics of nanoscale droplets and bubbles. D. S. Corti, G. J. Kerr, K. Torabi


129

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Nucleation Symposium VI Liquid - Vapor / Vapor - Liquid

ARTS Bld W120 Organizers/Presider: G. Wilemski, B. Wyslouzil, D. Corti

1:40 . 537. Homogeneous bubble nucleation in superheated liquids: From the underlying free energy surface to the dynamics of nucleation and growth. K. Torabi, D. S. Corti

2:00 . 538. Extended study of bubble nucleation using molecular dynamics simulation. T. Tsuzuki, D. Suh, K. Yasuoka

2:20 . 539. Performance of some nucleation theories with a non-sharp droplet-vapor interface. I. Napari, J. Julin, H. Vehkamäki

2:40 . 540. Simulation-based scaling of vapor to liquid nucleation rates in a Lennard-Jones system. B. Hale

3:00 . 541. Time-dependent distributions in self-quenching nucleation problems. V. A. Shneidman

3:20 . 542. Molecular dynamics simulation on nanoparticle growth based on various seed types. D. Suh, K. Yasuoka

3:40 . 543. Heterogeneous critical nucleus with a zero contact angle. M. Iwamatsu


130

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Self-Assembly of Surfactants and Biomolecules VI Block Copolymers

Leacock Bld 219 Organizers/Presider: P. Macdonald, Y. Lapitsky, L. Reven

1:40 . 544. Stimuli responsive hairy nanogels of poly(ethylene glycol-co-aspartic acid). C. Park, H. Yang, J. Kim

2:00 . 545. Sphere-to-rod transitions in core-crystalline poly(ethylene oxide)-block-poly(caprolactone) micelles. G. Rizis, A. Eisenberg, T. van de Ven

2:20 . 546. Controlling formation process, structure and stability of unilamellar vesicles by means of admixing amphiphilic copolmyers. M. Gradzielski, K. Bressel, M. Muthig, J. Gummel, T. Narayanan

2:40 . 547. Surface micelles of PS-b-PEO diblock copolymer: Effect of solvent and surface pressure on aggregation number. B. Lego, L. Deschênes

3:00 . 548. Rheology and microstructure of Pluronic micelles in ethylammonium nitrate. C. R. Lopez-Barron, N. J. Wagner

3:20 . 549. Transport of nanoparticulate material in ordered nanostructured block copolymer systems. V. A. Cheng, B. Chock, L. M. Walker

3:40 . 550. Antibacterial small scale water filter paper. R. Vyhnalkova, A. Eisenberg, T. van de Ven


131

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Soft Interfaces IV Self-Assembly

McConnell Eng Bld 11 Organizers/Presider: M. Helgeson, Y. Lapitsky

1:40 . 551. Interfacial interactions between synthetic surfactants and natural crude oil surfactant. S. Trabelsi, J. Argillier, A. Hutin, D. Langevin

2:00 . 552. Chiral aggregation of biological molecules at liquid-liquid interfaces. H. Watarai

2:20 . 553. Origin and control of non-surface activity of ionic amphiphilic diblock copolymers. H. Matsuoka, A. Ghosh, T. Ohnishi, M. Hachisuka, S. Moriya

2:40 . 554. Self-assembly of nanoparticle monolayers at the air-water interface: Temperature, ligand chain length, and core size effects . M. Meli, K. Comeau, D. McLaughlin, J. Bolivar

3:00 . 555. Liquid cell for synchrotron XRR study of soft nanofilms at the mica-water interface. F. Speranza, R. K. Thomas, W. H. Briscoe

3:20 . 556. Block copolymer organization in ionic liquids. A. Tsoutsoura, P. Alexandridis

3:40 . 557. Production of controlled particle-stabilized emulsion droplets using Rotary Membrane Emulsification. M. S. Manga, O. J. Cayre, R. A. Williams, S. R. Biggs


132

1:40 PM – 3:40 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science IX Nanoparticle Synthesis

Leacock Bld 26 Organizers/Presider: A. Kietzig, A. Kakkar, B. Lennox

1:40 . 558. Modulating layer-by-layer assembly of oppositely charged nanoparticles using a short amphiphilic molecule. K. E. Tettey, J. W. Ho, D. Lee

2:00 . 559. Exploring the Chemistry of Gold Monolayer Protected Clusters. R. W. Scott, M. Dasog, W. Hou

2:20 . 562. Highly efficient interface-assisted colloid fabrication. L. N. Arnaudov, S. D. Stoyanov, S. A. Semerdzhiev, M. A. Cohen Stuart

2:40 . 560. Preparation of SmxCe1-xO2(SDC) electrolyte film with gradient structure via a gas-phase controlling convection-diffusion approach on porous substrate. H. Wei

3:00 . 561. Galvanic synthesis of porous metal nanostructures using aluminum nanoparticle template. M. Clay, Q. Cui, Z. Gu

3:20 . 563. Development of imaging techniques for materials characterization at nanoscale. S. Kaboli, R. Gauvin


133

1:40 PM – 4:00 PM

Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science X Surface Properties

University Centre, Lev Buchman (203A) Organizers/Presider: A. Kietzig, A. Kakkar

1:40 . 564. Prediction of breakthrough curves for dehydration of tetrahydrofuran by zeolite 4A in a fixed bed. A. Shams

2:00 . 565. Controlling the morphology of silica particles formed in non-aqueous silicone (pre)elastomer dispersions. V. Rajendra, F. Gonzaga, M. A. Brook

2:20 . 566. Equilibrium stabilized emulsion polymerization. M. E. Dobrowolska, K. N. Kowlgi, G. J. Koper, J. H. van Esch

2:40 . 567. A Blotless Controlled Environmental Vitrification system for Cryo-TEM Imaging . A. Bose, J. Lee, A. Saha, S. Pancera, A. Kempter, A. Tripathi

3:00 . 568. Unique Liquid Crystal Behavior in Water of Anionic Hybrid Surfactants Containing Oxyethylene Units. M. Sagisaka, Y. Fujita, Y. Shimizu, C. Osanai, Y. Fujita, K. Soma, Y. Nakanishi, A. Yoshizawa

3:20 . 569. Charged amphiphiles at ionic liquid interfaces. L. Chen, R. V. Lerum, H. Aranda-Espinoza, H. Bermudez

3:40 . 570. Mixed micelles of non-ionic surfactant and SDS; Creating less aggressive, more tissue compatible systems. R. Walters, G. Mao, M. Fevola, P. Saad, N. Tierney, C. Flach, R. Mendelsohn, K. Martin

Author Index

Author Index

136

A Álvarez Asencio, R. 533 Abbasi, H. 233 Abbott, N. L. 341 Abdel-Fattah, T. M. 9 Abe, M. 163, 187, 261, 275, 489 Abe, Y. 288 Abitbol, T. 16 Abou Ziki, J. 382 Aburai, K. 88 Acosta, E. 195, 430, 436, 475 Adams, B. D. 30 Adel, R. 478 Agarwal, A. K. 36 Aghasibeig, M. 382 Ahn, T. 271, 281 Aizenberg, J. 160, 502 Akbari Noghabi, K. 233 Akong, R. C. 353 Al Bawab, A. 169, 417, 461 Alam, N. 14 Albaalbaki, B. 301 Alcantar, N. 171, 383, 512 Alexander, C. 10 Alexandridis, P. 249, 416, 556 Ali Ahmad, M. 310 Allagui, A. 382 Alvarez, N. J. 516, 394, 403, 517 Anderson, K. E. 465 Anderson, T. M. 64 Anderson, W. 350 Andrews, M. P. 75, 353, 298 Angle, C. W. 377 Ankner, J. 97 Anna, S. L. 403, 506, 516, 517 Antal, M. 14

Appelö, D. 393 Araghi, H. Y. 357 Aranda-Espinoza, H.569 Argillier, J. 25, 551 Arnaudov, L. N. 560 Arosio, P. 356 Asadi, A. 172 Asadishad, B. 497 Asami, K. 66 Asher, S. A. 203 Aslan, S. 495 Asuquo, C. 128, 201 Atanassov, P. 526 Atkin, R. 533 Atta, A. 519 Audrey, M. 279 Auernhammer, G. 196, 404, 431, 432 Austrins, L. 438 B Bányai, I. 328 Bélanger, D. 443 Badia, A. 11, 186, 251, 444 Bai, P. 142 Baird, J. K. 124 Balakrishnan, V. 514 Balasubramaniam, S. 65, 148 Baldwin, W. 67 Balhara, V. 86 Ball, W. P. 302 Balogh, L. P. 328 Bandera, Y. 67 Bandyopadhyaya, R. 8, 237 Banerjee, S. 338 Banquy, X. 204 Bansal, P. 422 Bara, B. 507 Baranova, E. A. 381 Barhoum, S. 401 Barnett, A. 350

Author Index

137

Barralet, J. 293 Barrett, J. C. 258, 332 Bartlett, A. P. 36 Barz, D. P. 32 Basnet, M. 173 Basnet, P. 481 Bassett, D. 293 Bazin, G. 257 Beaupré, A. 272, 367 Bebawee, R. 199 Bedbrook, C. N. 426 Behrens, S. H. 85, 380, 412 Bele, M. 29 Beltramo, P. J. 451 Beltran-Villegas, D. J.56 Belyaev, A. S. 521 Benichou, E. 400 Benoit, D. 146 Berg, J. C. 103, 322, 450 Bergeron, B. 278 Bergmann, D. 212 Bermudez, H. 569 Bernad-Bernad, M. J. 231 Bernard, D. 159 Berry, R. J. 296 Bertin, E. 445 Beskok, A. 9 Besson, F. 400 Best, B. 457 Beunis, F. 115, 321, 479 Bevan, M. A. 40, 56, 111 Bhabhe, A. S. 211 Bhakta, A. 174 Bhandarkar, S. 60 Bharatwaj, B. 235 Bhattacharjee, S. 35, 453, 519 Bhosale, P. S. 450 Biggs, S. 410, 557 Bilbeisi, R. 246 Bird, R. 287 Bishop, D. 384 Biswal, S. L. 123

Bitter, J. 302 Bizzotto, D. 245 Blanco, E. 388 Blatt, S. 312 Blecker, C. 61 Block, F. 373 Blum, A. S. 143, 243, 253, 270, 492 Bodratti, A. 416 Bolen, K. 260 Bolivar, J. 554 Boluk, Y. 71, 90 Bommarius, A. S. 85 Bonaccurso, E. 196, 404, 431, 432 Bonhomme, O. 113 Boparai, H. 438, 439 Borden, M. 415 Borondics, F. 109 Borozenko, O. 188 Bose, A. 46, 567 Bossev, D. 327 Bot, A. 478 Bouffard, D. 267 Bourret, G. 69, 266 Bousquet, C. 339 Bowey, K. 221 Bowles, R. K. 128, 201 Bräu, M. 46 Brackhagen, M. M. 94 Brans, T. 115 Brault, V. 28 Braun, S. 331 Breau, L. 28 Brennan, J. D. 178 Brennan, S. J. 304 Bressel, K. 546 Brevet, P. 400 Brisard, G. M. 309 Briscoe, W. H. 555 Brito, O. M. 168, 419 Brolo, A. G. 105 Brook, M. A. 354, 565 Brooks, C. F. 394

Author Index

138

Brooks, G. E. 103 Broom, M. 350 Brugarolas, T. 193, 371 Brus, D. 333, 334 Brust, M. 149 Budhlall, B. M. 7, 234 Bueno, P. 336 Burda, C. 320 Burgess, I. B. 160 Burgess, I. J. 109, 177 Busscher, H. J. 498, 84 Bussmann, M. 430 Butt, H. 347, 404, 431, 432, 490 Buttice, A. L. 171 Byrom, J. 123 C C. Rajajayavel, S. 259 Cahen, L. 229 Calderas, F. 230, 231 Camacho-Alanis, F. 31 Camesano, T. A. 22 Campana, M. 87 Cao, H. 74 Cao, K. 423 Cao, T. 483 Cardenas-Valencia, A. 383 Carlsson, G. 192 Carr, B. 119 Carraro, C. 147 Carregal-Romero, S.407 Carroll, N. J. 526 Carter, P. 276 Caruso, F. 3 Casanova-Moreno, J. R. 245 Castaneda, H. 31 Castorano, N. J. 395 Cayer-Barrios, J. 469 Cayre, O. J. 410, 557 Ceglia, G. 159 Cerbus, R. 535

Cerruti, M. 82, 147 Chakraborty, T. 35 Chalupa, D. C. 217 Chan, D. Y. 359, 360, 505 Chanéac, C. 310 Chang, P. 373 Chang, Y. 256 Charrault, E. 204 Chatterjee, R. 453 Chaturvedi, N. 318 Chau, T. T. 360 Chaurey, V. 34, 373 Chen, A. 30 Chen, B. 330 Chen, C. 444 Chen, D. 4, 299 Chen, H. 370 Chen, J. 511 Chen, K. 379, 98, 420 Chen, L. 569 Chen, S. 30 Chen, X. 386 Chen, Y. 354 Cheng, V. A. 549 Cheong, I. 255 Chernyshova, I. 376, 460 Chevigny, C. 485 Chi, E. Y. 12 Chiang, T. 317 Chin, C. M. 23 Chirazi, A. 159 Chkonia, G. 209 Cho, H. 255, 302 Cho, K. 157, 268 Chock, B. 549 Chodavarapu, V. 298 Choe, S. 166, 167 Chou, C. 34, 373 Chowdhury, A. I. 96, 438, 439, 440 Chun, J. 450 Chun, M. 520

Author Index

139

Chung, E. 101, 97 Cirtiu, C. M. 277, 19, 259, 279 Clay, M. 562 Clemmons, C. C. 380 Cohen Stuart, A. 324, 560 Colby, R. H. 368 Colin, A. 113 Colman, D. R. 292 Colon, M. 383 Colvin, V. 146 Comeau, K. 554 Conley, K. M. 264 Conti, D. S. 462 Cookson, D. 117, 157 Corcoran, T. 402 Corti, D. S. 536, 537 Cosa, G. 188 Cosgrove, T. 145 Couzis, A. 102, 338, 386, 389, 391 Cranston, E. D. 533, 89 Crocker, J. C. 456 Cuccia, L. A. 246 Cui, Q. 562 Cui, Y. 6 Cui, Z. 238 Culver, H. 411 D Dünweg, B. 347 D'Acunzi, M. 490 D'Angelo, S. M. 22 da Rocha, S. R. 235, 462 Dabros, T. 377 Dabrowiak, J. 10 Dadlani, A. L. 282 Dagastine, R. R. 359, 360, 505 Dai, S. 509 Dai, Z. 120 Dalnoki-Veress, K. 120 Danino, D. 378

Dankovich, T. A. 513 Daoud, J. 66 Dargahi, M. 184 Das, B. P. 484 Dasog, M. 559 Davis, R. M. 65, 148 de Oliveira, R. J. 70 Del Re, J. 243 Delville, M. 57 Demopoulos, G. 80 Deng, X. 490 DePaoli, D. 509 Deroo, S. 469 Desbiens, J. 273 Deschênes, L. 547 DeWolf, C. 86, 106, 246 Didar, T. f. 385 Dieudonné, P. 473 Dijkstra, R. J. 498 Dinsmore, A. D. 136 Dionne, E. 251, 444 DiSalvo, F. J. 442 Discher, D. E. 515 Dittmann, J. 135 Doane, T. L. 320 Dobrowolska, M. E. 566 Dodoo, S. 485 Dokukin, M. E. 291, 294 Dong, C. C. 141 Dorais, M. 367 Dorfman, K. D. 387 Dorit, R. 265 Dorris, A. C. 91 Douillard, J. 310 Dowding, P. 244 Doyle, P. S. 132 Doyle, R. P. 10 Drolet, F. 427 Dubin, P. 136, 343, 420 Duboisset, J. 400 Dufresne, E. R. 42, 74, 337, 358 Dujardin, E. 286 Dukhin, A. 449

Author Index

140

Dungan, S. R. 342 Dunlop-Brière, A. F. 277, 19 Duquette-Murphy, F. 164 Dursch, T. J. 129 Durupthy, O. 310 Dutta, S. 387 Duval, J. F. 355 E Eastoe, J. 70, 244 Eberle, A. P. 134 Edwards, J. 526 Eikerling, M. H. 107 Eisenberg, A. 545, 550 EL Hasadi, Y. 200 El-Haddad, R. 382 El-Hedok, I. A. 366 Elend, D. 480 Elimelech, M. 21, 495, 500 Elliott, J. A. 39, 429, 434 Elouatik, S. 80 Emoto, T. 372 Engelbrecht, A. 49 Englezos, P. 155 Enomoto, H. 275 Eslami, F. 429 Espinosa, C. E. 380 Etzler, F. M. 529 Evans, A. 265 Exall, K. 514 Extrand, C. 504 F F. Borra, E. 190 Fabra, G. 297 Fahrenkopf, M. 384, 425 Fairbrother, H. 302 Fairhurst, D. 145 Fall, A. 13 Faller, R. 399 Fan, E. 430

Fang, B. 474 Fang, J. 134 Fatisson, J. 173, 183 Faure, S. 339 Fay, H. 469 Felice, V. 315 Fell, D. 431 Ferguson, F. T. 464 Fernández-Nieves, A. 55 Fernandez, D. I. 422 Ferro, A. 183 Fevola, M. 570 Fillion, M. 272 Filpponen, I. 18 Finch, J. A. 503, 326 Fincham, S. 410 Firoozabadi, A. 53 Flöter, E. 478 Flach, C. 570 Florio, N. 199 Forster, J. D. 74, 337 Fortier-McGill, B. 487 Fortner, J. 146 Foster, T. 139 Foulger, S. H. 67 Fowler, J. N. 133 Fox, D. I. 512 Franke, M. 48, 207 Frankel, I. 316 Frechette, J. 43, 77, 287, 295 Frey, S. L. 12 Froimowicz, P. 121 Fu, C. 248 Fujii, S. 410 Fujita, Y. 568 Fujiwara, K. 261 Furlan, M. 73 Furst, E. M. 52, 74, 283, 451 G Görke, H. 334 Gacek, M. M. 103 Gaikwad, R. 294

Author Index

141

Gaines, P. 7 Galembeck, A. 70 Gao, C. 54 Gao, F. 402 Garbarino, S. 445 García, F. C. 168, 419 Garoff, S. 402, 535 Gauvin, R. 563 Gawalt, E. S. 242 Gaydos, J. 198 Geneviciute, L. 199 Gerhard, J. I. 189 German, G. K. 337 Ghasemi, H. 428 Ghosh, A. 553 Ghoshal, S. 173, 174, 259, 435, 497 Giannelis, E. P. 500 Giasson, S. 188, 204, 257 Gilchrist, J. 54 Glatter, O. 139 Glossop, B. 350 Godin, R. 188 Goldburg, W. 535 Golding, S. 141 Gomez, M. A. 80 Gonzaga, F. 565 Gonzalez, T. 75 Gonzalez Serrano, C.523 Gonzalez-Labrada, E.93 Gopalakrishnan, G. 292 Gorr, S. 86 Goulding, M. 479 Goulet, P. J. 150, 263 Gránásy, L. 45 Gradinaru, C. 181 Gradzielski, M. 378, 546 Granasy, L. 208 Grand, A. 354 Gray, D. G. 16, 91, 93, 513 Green, J. 276

Grieser, F. 359, 360, 505 Grillet, A. M. 52, 394 Grilo, I. 141 Groenewegen, L. 350 Gu, Z. 562 Guay, D. 445 Guignot, S. 339 Gummel, J. 546 Gunn, E. 60 Guo, Q. 380 Gupta, R. 43 Gurnon, A. 471 Guz, N. V. 291, 294 H Hénaut, I. 25 Hachisuka, M. 553 Hajiaboli, A. 75, 353 Halbert, C. 97 Hale, B. 205, 218, 540 Hall, J. C. 427 Hall-Stoodley, L. 242 Halstead, A. V. 194 Hamedi, M. 233 Hammer, D. A. 345 Hamza, H. A. 377 Han, H. 10 Han, S. 398 Hao, X. 494 Harbottle, D. 336, 338 Harroun, T. 227 Harshe, Y. M. 527, 528 Hart, D. J. 474 Hartel, R. 335 Hashmi, S. M. 53 Hatton, B. D. 160 Hatzikiriakos, S. G. 155 Hayashi, K. 261 Hayden, E. 161 Hayward, R. C. 4 Head-Marsden, K. 19, 277 Heidkamp, H. 192, 202 Helgeson, M. E. 5, 132

Author Index

142

Henderson, K. J. 158 Henneman, Z. 47 Hepel, M. 274 Hermanson, K. 58 Herrera Valencia, E. E. 230, 231, 241 Hervés, P. 407 Hess, H. 33 Hill, R. J. 301, 320, 493, 518, 522 Hiltz, J. 75 Hindie, M. 495 Ho, J. W. 558 Hole, P. 119 Hollingsworth, A. 269 Holmen, A. 222, 384, 425 Holt, S. A. 421 Honda, R. J. 96 Hong, Y. 318 Hopke, P. K. 217 Hopkins, P. E. 52 Hopkins Hatzopoulos, M. T. 244 Horiuchi, H. 108 Hosseinidoust, Z. 496 Hou, W. 559 Hould, N. D. 122, 125 House, M. 148 Hrahsheh, F. 205 Hu, Y. 80, 131 Huang, B. 493 Huang, Y. 344 Hudson, R. 262 Huggins, J. T. 474 Hughes, T. 494 Hunyadi Murph, S. E. 406 Hutin, A. 551 Huynh, K. 379 Hwang, Y. 99, 100 Hwangbo, K. 268 Hyunjung, K. N. 305

Hyvärinen, A. 333, 334 I Igarashi, Y. 489 Iglesias, W. 481 Ikkala, O. 18 Incani, V. 71 Iracki, T. D. 40 Isaksson, R. 336 Ishigaki, M. 364 Islam, M. F. 506 Istivan, S. B. 222, 384, 425 Itani, K. 261 Ito, T. 261 Ivasenko, O. 248 Iwamatsu, M. 543 J Jain, N. 65 Jaishankar, A. 472 Jakli, A. 481 James, G. K. 41 James, M. 422 Jaworski, J. 147 Jeon, S. 363 Jerison, E. R. 358 Jin, K. 156 Johannsmann, D. 84 John, G. 476 Johnson, L. M. 65 Johnson, W. P. 165, 303, 307, 308 Jonin, C. 400 Juarez, J. J. 111 Julin, J. 209, 466, 539 Jun, I. 33 Juncker, D. 223 Jung, D. 363 K Kéri, M. 328 Kaboli, S. 563 Kakkar, A. 152

Author Index

143

Kalikmanov, V. 329 Kamal, S. 155 Kamat, N. 345 Karvar, M. 321, 479 Katsaras, J. 227 Katz, J. L. 468 Kaufman, G. J. 90 Kaushik, M. 19, 77 Kayitmazer, A. B. 343 Keasler, S. L. 142, 330 Kebede, A. 311 Kebede, E. 246 Keller, A. A. 20 Kelley, S. 63 Kelly, C. 161 Kemp, R. 479 Kempter, A. 46, 567 Kerr, G. J. 536 Kesselman, E. 474 Ketelson, H. 6 Keuchguerian, A. 259 Khair, A. S. 116 Khan, M. S. 374 Khanal, A. 402 Khanala, A. 6 Khatchadourian, A. 152 Kietzig, A. 182 Kiggans, J. 509 Kim, B. J. 363 Kim, G. 166, 167 Kim, H. 363 Kim, J. 4, 96, 134, 180, 220, 271, 281, 398, 544 Kim, K. 520, 506 Kim, M. 268, 363 Kim, S. 269 Kim, Y. 167, 268, 269, 398 Kimura, K. 343 Kiran, S. 475 Kirk, A. 298 Kirkwood, J. 133 Kizilay, E. 136 Kleijn, J. 324

Kloser, E. 16 Klostermann, M. 139 Klotz, A. R. 240 Ko, J. 180 Ko, N. 166 Koch, K. 402 Kocur, C. M. 438 Kolle, M. 160 Kondo, Y. 138, 288 Konno, T. 261 Kontturi, E. 18 Koos, E. 135 Koper, G. J. 566 Korpany, K. V. 270 Kosmulski, M. 197, 319 Kotula, A. P. 506 Kowlgi, K. N. 566 Koynov, K. 347, 196 Kozak, D. 350 Kraska, T. 280, 331 Kretzschmar, I. 336, 369, 370, 448 Krol, M. 438, 441 Krom, B. P. 498 Kruszewski, K. M. 242 Kulmala, M. 466 Kuni, F. M. 206 Kurten, T. 466 Kweon, H. 101 L López, B. L. 232 Laachi, N. 387 Lacks, D. J. 481 Lafleur, M. 238, 346 Laine, J. 15, 18 Lakey, J. H. 421 Lakshmichand, J. 249 Laksmono, H. 214 Lam, S. 24, 388 Lam, T. 152 Lamarre, S. 179 Lamb, R. N. 117, 157 Landfester, K. 121

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144

Langevin, D. 551 Laperrousaz, A. 473 Lapitsky, Y. 344 Lardner, M. 144 Larson-Smith, K. 361 Larsson, P. A. 427 Lascoux, N. 400 Lattuada, M. 73, 527, 528 Laurentius, L. 311, 423 Lazzara, T. D. 69 Le Brun, A. P. 421, 422 Le Cornec, P. 469 Le Dévédec, F. 414 Leal Calderon, F. 25 Leary, T. F. 386 Leblanc, R. M. 282 Lee, D. 193, 345, 371, 558 Lee, G. 363 Lee, J. W. 102 Lee, J. 180, 281 Lee, J. 132, 46, 567 Lee, K. 80 Lee, M. 371 Lee, S. 147, 166, 199 Lee, W. 516 Lego, B. 547 Lehr, J. 182 Lehtinen, K. E. 66 Lemay, D. M. 314 Leng, J. 113, 114 Lennox, B.. 69, 75, 150, 151, 252, 263, 266, 292, 491 Leon, L. 83 Leonardi, A. 263, 266 Lerum, R. V. 569 Lesage, F. 152 Leubner, I. H. 210 Levicky, R. 446 Lewicka, Z. 146 Lezova, A. A. 206

Li, C. 262 Li, D. 123 Li, J. 236, 498 Li, M. S. 109 Li, N. 495 Li, Q. 99, 100 Li, X. 389, 391 Li, Y. 67, 324, 461 Liétor-Santos, J. 55 Liao, K. 34 Licoccia, S. 315 Lie, S. 246 Ligoure, C. 473 Lihavainen, H. 333, 334 Lin, F. 507 Lin, S. 396 Lin, Y. 148 Lin Lau, K. 188 Linden, E. V. 478 Lindner, P. 139 Lindström, S. B. 13 Lipkowski, J. 26 Liu, B. 181 Liu, C. 404, 431 Liu, Q. 524 Liu, R. 295, 510 Liu, Y. 68, 494, 501 Liz-Marzán, L. 407 Lobo, R. F. 122 Loglio, G. 396 Loncar, M. 160 Longo, M. L. 399 Lopez-Barron, C. R. 548 Loudet, J. 284, 285 Lu, J. R. 140 Lu, Q. 501 Lucate, J. G. 253 Lucido, A. 292 Lukyanova, L. 114 Luo, J. 203 Luo, M. 77 Luska, K. L. 409 Luzinov, I. 67

Author Index

145

Ly, I. 159 M Mérieux, Y. 229 Ma, F. 110 Ma, H. 165, 303, 307, 308 Ma, X. 483 Maboudian, R. 147 Maccarrone, S. 136 Macdonald, P. M. 59, 181, 227 Mack, C. 60 Macleod, J. M. 248 Maczka, E. 319 Mahadevan, L. 502 Mahmud, A. A. 515 Maiocco, S. J. 12 Majkrzak, C. F. 421 Majumdar, A. 147 Maldarelli, C. 386 Maliakal, A. 370 Malic, L. 424 Malu, K. M. 7 Mammen, L. 490 Mandre, S. 502 Manero, O. 230 Manero Brito, O. 231 Manga, M. S. 410, 557 Manka, A. 127, 334 Mann, E. K. 395, 481 Mann, Jr., J. 395 Manor, O. 360 Mansouri, S. 225 Mao, G. 60, 570 Marczewska-Boczkowska, K. 197 Marefatallah, M. 170 Margry, G. 478 Marohn, J. A. 442 Marsan, B. 28 Martin, J. D. 131 Martin, K. 570 Martinez, A. 483

Maskos, M. 118 Masliyah, J. H. 289 Matar, G. 400 Mathew, S. 448 Matsumura, A. 163 Matsuoka, H. 553 Matsuura, T. 261 Mattoussi, H. 375 Maurer, S. A. 426 Mauzeroll, J. 251 May, T. E. 109 Maye, M. M. 10, 79 Mayes, R. 509 Mayo, J. 146 Mayrand-Provencher, L. 104 Maysinger, D. 152 Mazuyer, D. 469 McClellan, S. 351 McClements, D. 256 McDermott, J. J. 317 McDermott, J. M. 523 McDermott, M. T. 90, 311, 423 McGrath, M. J. 466 McGraw, R. 467 McKee, M. 293 McKinley, G. 472 McLandsborough, L. 256 McLaughlin, D. 554 McMurry, P. H. 465 Mecheri, B. 315 Medina-Torres, L. 230, 231 Meeker, S. 469 Meiping, T. 305 Meli, M. 144, 554 Mendelsohn, R. 60, 570, Meneses, R. 49 Meng, Z. 21 Mentore, R. 194 Meredyth, N. A. 12 Meunier, D. 94 Mezour, M. 252

Author Index

146

Michael, S. 226 Michailovskaya, A. 396 Michel, R. 378 Migler, K. 349 Milani, A. H. 295 Milette, J. 266, 488, 491 Miller, R. 396 Mishchenko, L. 160 Mishima, S. 364 Misono, T. 187 Mitra, S. K. 453 Mittal, M. 52, 74 Mlinar, E. 247 Moan, M. 25 Modak, V. P. 215 Mohamedi, M. 27, 447 Mohammadi, A. 522 Mohan, V. 415 Molnar, I. L. 189 Mondain-Monval, O. 114, 159, 285, 469 Mondiot, F. 285 Mondy, L. A. 394 Monreal, C. 254 Monroe, C. W. 112 Montes, M. 20 Moon, S. 504 Moons, E. 192 Moore, M. H. 143, 243 Moores, A. 19, 259, 262, 277, 409 Moradi, S. 155 Morales, H. 227 Morales, V. L. 306 Moran, S. E. 132 Morbidelli, M. 356, 458, 527, 528 Moridi, N. 480 Morin, S. 313 Moriya, S. 553 Morozov, A. 113 Morris, D. R. 183 Morse, T. 298 Moy, J. T. 194

Moyle, T. 516 Mullick, K. A. 213 Mundinger, T. 29 Muralidhar, P. 432 Muralidhara, S. 7 Murugesan, Y. 92,340 Muthig, M. 546 Myerson, A. S. 44 N Na, H. 375 Nagaraj, D. 51 Nagashima, K. 227 Nair, M. 162 Nakanishi, Y. 568 Nam, J. 337 Nancollas, G. H. 47 Napari, I. 209, 539 Narasimhan, B. 411 Narayanan, T. 546 Naret, T. 257 Narui, Y. 68 Narvaez, A. R. 397 Nasu, Y. 138 Ndong, R. 50 Negi, A. 130 Neitola, K. 334 Nesset, J. E. 326 Neumann, A. W. 195 Newbloom, G. 477 Neyts, K. 115, 321, 479 Ng, V. 152 Nguyen, X. 494 Nieh, M. 227 Niitsoo, O. 389, 391 Nikolov, A. D. 108, 433 Niu, A. p. 458 Njoki, P. N. 79 Noh, H. 74 Norbert, K. 152 Norde, W. 324, 498 Norman, L. 444 Noskov, B. 396 Noskov, S. 118

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147

Nuth, J. A. 464 O O'Brien, P. 362 O'Carroll, D. M. 176, 189, 438, 439, 440, 441 O'Dea, J. R. 442 O'Donnell, J. M. 366, 411 O'Hern, C. S. 74 O'May, C. 499 O'Reilly, A. 459 Oda, R. 57 Odeh, F. 461 Oelschlaeger, C. 137 Ogura, T. 489 Oh, J. 239 Oh, Y. 506 Ohkawa, K. 261 Ohnishi, T. 553 Okada, T. 364 Okamura, E. 372 Oleniuk, A. J. 441 Olivares, G. S. 168, 419 Ollis, D. 408 Olson, D. W. 387 Olsson, A. L. 84 Omanovic, S. 184 Omidghane, M. 524 Orozco, V. H. 232 Osanai, C. 568 Osterberg, M. 15 Ostrom, C. K. 30 Osuji, C. 130, 250, 365 Ou, J. 387 Ouyang, J. 413 Owen, H. 276 P Pérez-Juste, J. 407 P. Demopoulos, G. 390 Pabst, G. 227 Paige, M. F. 357 Palacio, J. 232

Pallanta, A. 133 Palmer, L. A. 117 Palui, G. 375 Pancera, S. 46, 567 Panczyk, M. M. 283 Paquette, J. A. 464 Paquot, M. 61 Pardhy, N. P. 7 Park, B. 193, 371 Park, C. 220, 544 Park, J. 337, 74 Park, S. 398 Parsi Benehkohal, N. 390 Parthasarathy, R. 345 Pasotto, M. 494 Patel, R. A. 282 Pathak, H. 212 Patra, P. 51 Patry, M. 190 Pauchard, V. 338 Pauthe, E. 495 Pawar, A. 335 Pazmino, E. 165, 303, 308 Pazmino, E. F. 307 Peace, C. 438 Pellerin, C. 250, 297, 365 Pelton, R. 6, 120, 178, 219, 300 Penfold, J. 95,141 Pensini, E. 437 Peppin, S. S. 39 Perepichka, D. 252 Pericet-Camara, R. 196 Pesika, N. S. 156 Petkov, J. T. 95,141 Petosa, A. R. 304 Petri, D. F. 420 Petsev, D. N. 141, 508, 521, 526 Pfaffenhuber, C. 29 Pfefferle, L. 250, 495 Pfefferle, L. D. 365 Phinney, L. M. 52

Author Index

148

Pichler, T. 512 Pine, D. 269 Pink, D. A. 343 Pinkhassik, E. 78 Pitois, O. 339 Policova, Z. 195 Ponnurangam, S. 376, 460 Ponrouch, A. 445 Ponsinet, V. 469 Pothayee, N. 65,148 Pouligny, B. 284 Pozzo, D. C. 361, 477 Prélot, B. 310 Próchniak, P. 319 Prabhu, V. M. 349 Prakash, A. 146 Prathap-Chandran, S. 285 Prescott, S. 145 Priefer, R. 486 Prieve, D. C. 348, 452, 455 Privman, V. 154 Przybycien, T. 402 Pusztai, T. 45 Q Qian, S. 9 Qiu, J. 494 Qu, X. 99, 100 Queeney, K. T. 185, 226, 265 Quevedo, I. R. 175 Quinn, B. 343 Quinn, J. 503 Quitoriano, N. 459 Quraishi, S. 430 R Radke, C. J. 129, 426 Radulovic, J. 76 Raegen, A. 120 Raghunathan, V. A. 227

Raiteri, R. 196 Rajasingam, A. 106, 228 Rajendra, V. 565 Rak, M. J. 279 Ramirez, L. M. 368 Ramkaran, M. 186 Ramos, L. 473 Rane, J. 338 Rao, R. 326 Raorane, D. 147 Rasmussen, D. H. 530 Ratna, B. R. 143, 243 Ravi, V. 249 Ravikumar, C. 8 Raychoudhury, T. 435 Razafindralambo, H. L. 61 Razafitianamaharavo, A. 310 Regier, T. 80 Reichert, M. D. 191, 394 Reinhard, B. 352 Reinhold, F. 458 Reisner, W. 240 Ren, B. 369 Reven, L. 263, 266, 487, 488, 491 Rey, A. D. 2, 92, 241, 340, 488, Reyter, D. 443 Rheaume, E. 152 Rhodes, R. 362 Richards, J. 477 Richter, A. G. 78 Riffle, J. S. 65, 148 Rinaldo, S. G. 107 Ritcey, A. 179, 190, 273 Ritcey, A. M. 267, 278, 272, 367 Rivera, D. 457 Rizis, G. 545 Roberts, G. 350 Roberts, M. 351 Robinson, C. 176

Author Index

149

Rochefort, D. 104 Rock, R. M. 348, 454 Roeder, R. 67 Roemer, F. 280 Rogers, W. B. 456 Rogowski, R. Z. 192, 202, 405, 531 Rojas, O. J. 15, 18 Roll, M. F. 349 Rong, G. 352 Roscoe, S. G. 312 Rosenberg, L. 66 Rosendahl, S. M. 109 Rosenholm, J. B. 319 Rosilo, H. 18 Roué, L. 443 Rouiller, I. 292 Rubin, J. 85 Ruff, A. J. 224 Ruiqing, L. 305 Rullaud, V. 480 Rungta, P. 67 Russel, W. B. 50 Russier-Antoine, I. 400 Rutland, M. W. 533 Rutz, B. H. 322 Ryan, G. L. 343 Ryde, N. P. 323 Rymer, K. 276 S Sánche-Olivares, G. 230 Sánchez-Villavicencio, M. 230, 231 Sörgel, S. 29 Saad, P. 570 Saad, S. M. 195 Sabuncu, A. C. 9 Sackett, C. 411 Sager, W. F. 72 Sagisaka, M. 568 Saha, A. 46, 567 Saigal, T. 403 Saika-Voivod, I. 128

Sakai, H. 163, 187, 261, 275, 489 Sakai, K. 163, 187, 275, 364. 489 Sakamoto, K. 88 Sakulchiacharoen, N. 438 Salaita, K. 68 Saleem, Q. 181 Sami, N. 18 Sammler, R. L. 94 San Miguel, A. 85, 412 Sanchez-Olivares, G. 231 Sanders, A. 381 Sanders, R. S. 170, 172 Sandros, M. 424 Sang, W. 306 Sangwai, A. 62 Sanstead, P. 199 Santa, C. 81 Santarossa, C. 185 Santore, M. 482 Santos Conti, D. 235 Sapsford, K. E. 143 Sarkar, B. 249, 416 Sato, T. 219 Sauer, R. 121 Saunders, B. 287, 295, 362 Sawalha, H. I. 478 Say, C. 265 Schöpe, H. 48, 49, 207 Scherer, C. 118 Schiffman, J. D. 500 Schirrmacher, R. 151 Schmidt, C. E. 290 Schmidt, R. 86, 106, 246 Schmitt, V. 159 Schmitz, R. 347 Schneider, J. W. 222, 384, 425 Schnitzer, M. 254 Schnitzer, O. 316 Schreck, C. F. 74 Schumacher, C. 68

Author Index

150

Schupp, W. 118 Schweins, R. 139 Scott, R. W. 559 Sedev, R. 534 Sefiane, K. 76 Sehorn, M. 67 Semerdzhiev, S. A. 560 Sen, A. 318 Seo, J. 166 Separovic, F. 422 Seredy, J. 427 Shabaev, I. V. 216 Shah, A. A. 112 Shah, D. S. 421 Shahbani Zahiri, H. 233 Shahgaldian, P. 480 Shams, A. 564 Shanahan, M. 76 Shanmugavadivelu, G. 72 Sharma, A. 152 Sharma, D. 67 Sharma, J. 286 Sharma, K. 509 Sharma, P. K. 84 Sharma, V. 472 Shchekin, A. K. 206, 216 Shekhar, S. 454 Shen, H. 94 Shepherd, J. L. 314 Shewchuk, D. 311 Shi, A. 392 Shi, H. 474 Shih, M. 23 Shimizu, Y. 568 Shneidman, V. A. 541 Shojaei Zadeh, S. 224 Shull, K. R. 158 Sides, P. J. 348, 454, 452, 455 Siepmann, I. 465, 142, 330 Sierra, L. 81 Sierra-Martín, B. 55 Signorell, R. 463

Siri, O. 246 Siupa, A. 119 Siwy, Z. 521 Sjoblom, J. 325, 498 Skene, W. 188 Skrabalak, S. E. 153, 525 Sleep, B. 437, 438, 440, 441 Smith, A. S. 368 Smith, A. 479 Smith, B. 302 Smith, J. 119 Smith, S. R. 314 Smith, T. 481 Smoukov, S. 388 Sohma, H. 489 Sokolov, I. 291, 294 Sokuler, M. 404, 431 Solís, A. S. 168, 419 Soliakov, A. 421 Soliman, G. 152 Solomon, M. J. 112 Soma, K. 568 Somasundaran, P. 51, 376, 460 Song, J. H. 102 Song, J. 369 Song, K. 415 Soto, C. M. 143 Sottmann, T. 139 Soule, E. R. 488 Speranza, F. 555 Spicer, P. T. 335 Srinivasan, N. R. 237 Sriranganathan, N. 65 St. Pierre, T. G. 48 Stabley, D. 68 Stacey, M. W. 9 Stan, C. A. 26 Steen, P. H. 32 Steenhuis, T. S. 06 Stefanovic, S. 81 Stevens, G. W. 60 Stobiecka, M. 74

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151

Stoyanov, S. D. 60 Strandman, S. 14 Stratton, S. A. 09 Street, C. B. 58 Strey, R. 127, 139, 209, 212, 334 Stroot, P. G. 171 Strubbe, F. 115, 321, 479 Stubbs, J. M. 142 Su, Y. 373 Subban, C. V. 442 Subramanian, N. 106 Sugioka, H. 37 Suh, D. 538, 542 Sulliva, J. 119 Sultan, Y. 254 Sun, J. 257 Sureshkumar, R. 62 Sushma, G. 427 Swami, N. S. 31, 34, 373 Swanson, E. 415 T Tóth, G. 45 Tóth, G. I. 45 Tabet-Aoul, A. 447 Tabor, R. 359, 505 Tabrizian, M. 66, 221, 225, 229, 385, 424 Tadmouri, R. 114 Takahashi, Y. 138, 288 Talmon, Y. 474 Tamoto, R. 57 Tan, J. 247 Tanaka, F. 470 Tanguay, J. 221 Tanimura, S. 127, 214 Tardiff, J. 152 Tate, A. J. 343 Tatur, S. 11 Tavafoghi Jahromi, M. 82 Tavares, A. C. 315 Tavasoli, A. 381 Taylor, C. K. 418

Tegze, G. 45 Tejado, A. 14 Tettey, K. E. 558 Thapa, A. 12 Thete, A. 286 Thielemans, W. 17 Thomas, R. K. 95, 141, 555 Thundat, T. 38 Tian, M. 387 Tibbits, A. 24 Tierney, N. 570 Tilton, R. 402, 403 Ting, C. L. 393 Tixier, T. 473 Toader, V. 266, 487, 491 Toomey, R. 383 Torabi, K. 536, 537 Torkelson, J. M. 158 Toro-Mendoza, J. O. 508 Torres, L. M. 168, 419 Toth, G. I. 208 Trabelsi, S. 551 Trau, M. 350 Tripathi, A. 46, 132, 567 Trongsatitkul, T. 234 Tsai, P. A. 428 Tschierske, C. 481 Tsianou, M. 416, 484 Tsouris, C. 97, 101, 509 Tsoutsoura, A. 556 Tsuchiya, K. 261 Tsuzuki, T. 538 Tu, R. S. 83 Tucker, I. M. 95, 141 Tufenkji, N. 173, 174, 175, 183, 304, 435, 496, 497, 499 Turner, A. 350 U Unal, D. B. 368 Utell, M. J. 217

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V Vad, T. 72 Vaidya, S. V. 397 Valencia, E. H. 168, 419 van de Ven, T. G. 14, 69, 264, 374, 493, 496, 545, 550 van der Mei, H. C. 84, 498 van Esch, J. H. 566 van Heiningen, J. A. 493, 522 van Stam, J. 192, 202, 405, 531 Van Tassel, P. 495 Vanderlick, T. K. 337 Vanegas, J. M. 399 Vanerek, A. 427 VanWyck, D. 60 Varadarajan, J. 147 Vargo, K. 345 Vehkamäki, H. 209, 466, 539 Veldhuis, L. 427 Velegol, D. 24, 317, 318, 368, 388, 523 Velikov, K. P. 388 Venditti, R. A. 15 Venema, P. 478 Venugopal, V. 416 Vethamuthu, M. 58 Villatte, C. 25 Villavicencio, M. S. 168, 419 Villiéras, F. 310 Viot, P. 159 Vogel, M. J. 32 Vogel, R. 350 Vogus, D. 517 Volland, S. 339 Vollmer, D. 490 von Klitzing, R. 485 Vyhnalkova, R. 550

W Wågberg, L. 13 Wölk, J. 209, 212, 334 Wüthrich, R. 382 Wagner, N. J. 58, 122, 133, 134, 283, 471, 548 Walker, L. M. 191, 394, 403, 516, 517, 549 Walker, S. L. 96 Wallas, J. 226 Walters, R. 60, 570 Walz, J. Y. 41 Wang, H. 352 Wang, J. 178, 325 Wang, L. 107, 236, 317 Wang, S. 140 Wang, W. 97 Wang, Y. 217, 354, 472, 474, 500 Wang, Z. 393, 436 Ward, C. A. 428 Wasan, D. 108, 433 Watarai, H. 552 Weber, A. Z. 129 Weber, K. 438 Weber, K. P. 176 Weckstein, D. 211 Wedekind, J. 333 Wei, D. 458 Wei, H. 561 Weichert, K. 29 Weigandt, K. 477 Wen, Q. 300 Wepasnick, K. 302 Werner, C. 355 Whitehead, M. A. 374, 264 Whitesides, G. M. 126 Wickramaratne, D. 247 Wiener, J. 199 Wilemski, G. 205, 218 Wilen, L. A. 42, 358 Wilkinson, K. J. 164 Willenbacher, N. 135,

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137 Williams, K. 446 Williams, R. A. 410, 557 Willson, C. S. 189 Wilson, C. D. 143 Winnik, F. M. 225 Wirth, C. L. 452, 455 Woelk, J. 127 Woestenborghs, W. 115 Wong, K. 454 Wood-Adams, P. M. 106 Woodward, R. C. 148 Woodworth, C. D. 291, 294 Wormuth, K. R. 64 Wright, M. 119 Wu, A. H. 157 Wu, H. 356, 458 Wu, L. 462 Wu, N. 110, 483, 502 Wu, W. 79 Wunenburger, R. 114 Wyslouzil, B. 127, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215 X Xi, X. 483 Xie, B. 47 Xie, D. 356 Xu, B. 54 Xu, H. 140 Xu, M. 120 Xu, S. 236 Xu, Y. 42, 358, 420, 440 Xu, Z. 289, 325 Xujia, J. 305 Y Yajima, H. 261 Yam, P. T. 292 Yamazaki, A. 236 Yan, B. 352 Yan, L. 289 Yanagida, T. 1

Yanagisawa, N. 288 Yang, C. 236 Yang, H. 14, 220, 281, 544 Yang, J. 302, 352 Yang, S. 120, 363 Yang, X. 162 Yariv, E. 316 Yarovoy, Y. 58 Yasuoka, K. 538, 542 Yeh, D. 512 Yehl, K. 68 Yehya, M. 225 Yethiraj, A. 36, 161, 401 Yeung, A. 507, 524 Yi, G. 269, 363 Yi, P. 98 Yiacoumi, S. 97, 101, 509 Yin, G. 247 Yip, C. 437 Yoon, J. 4 Yoon, S. 220 Yordanov, S. 347 Yoshii, N. 372 Yoshizawa, A. 568 Young, M. A. 194 Yu, K. 413 Yu, L. 511 Yu, S. 350 Yuan, Q. 410 Yuan, W. 158 Z Zahr, O. K. 253, 492 Zajac, J. 310 Zakin, J. L. 474 Zamlynny, V. 312 Zangari, G. 31 Zapadinsky, E. 532 Zarbakhsh, A. 87 Zargarzadeh, L. 434 Zeng, H. 325, 501 Zerball, M. 485 Zevi, Y. 306

Author Index

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Zhang, H. 518 Zhang, J. 72, 6 Zhang, R. 298 Zhang, S. 250, 365 Zhang, W. 177, 326 Zhang, X. V. 458 Zhang, Z. 315 Zhao, D. 483 Zheng, Y. 511

Zhou, G. 223 Zhu, J. 151 Zhu, X. X. 414 Zhu, X. 257 Ziani, K. 256 Zimmermann, R. 355 Zoppe, J. O. 15 Zueger, C. 147 Zylstra, J. 10

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