2009 Chemical and Biological Defense Science and Technology Conference

WEDNESDAY, 18 NOVEMBER 2009

Session: Novel Material Science Approaches for CB Defense
Chair: Revell Phillips
1400 - 1420 Nicholas Abbott, University of Wisconsin 
  Novel Materials based on Liquid Crystals that Respond to Targeted Chemical and Biological Environments
1420 - 1440 Dongwhan Lee, Indiana University 
  Borasiloxane-Derived Conjugated Polymer Sensors for Naked-Eye Detection of Toxic Volatile Chemicals
1440 - 1500 John Badding, Pennsylvania State University 
  Chemical Sensing in Microstructured Optical Fiber Micro/Nanopores
1500 - 1520 Igor Medintz, Center for Biomolecular Science & Engineering/US Naval Research Lab 
  Developing Nanoparticle-Bioconjugation Chemistry for Advanced Biosensing Applications
1520 - 1540 John Yates, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Virginia 
  Watching Surface Adsorption and Reactions on Carbon Single Walled Nanotubes-Application to Toxic Molecule Removal
1540 - 1610 Break
1610 - 1630 Luo Mi, Chemical Engineering Dept. University of Washington 
  New Surface Strategies to Resist, Remove and Recover Bacteria
1630 - 1650 Evgeniya Lock, Naval Research Laboratory 
  Engineering Surface Chemistries for Covalent Immobilization in Microtitre Plates
1650 - 1710 Jeffrey Zink, UCLA 
  Mechanized Multifunctional Mesoporous Nanoparticles
1710 - 1730 Christopher Landry, University of Vermont 
  Studies on the Adsorption, Encapsulation, and Release of Decontaminants within Nanoporous Particles
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