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Start Over Graduate Program Chemistry Degree PHD Committee Member Harry R Allcock

2. NEW MATERIALS FOR ADVANCED BIOMATERIAL APPLICATIONS

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Author:
Weikel, Arlin Lee
Title:
NEW MATERIALS FOR ADVANCED BIOMATERIAL APPLICATIONS
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
polyphosphazenes
amino acids
polymer blends
block copolymers
File:
Download Final_Thesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Professor Harry R Allcock, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Harry R Allcock, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Karl Todd Mueller, Committee Member
Alan James Benesi, Committee Member
James Patrick Runt, Committee Member

3. SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYPHOSPHAZENES FOR SURFACE AND BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS

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Open Access
Author:
Singh, Anurima
Title:
SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYPHOSPHAZENES FOR SURFACE AND BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
Biomaterial
Superhydrophobic
Polyphosphazenes
Biodegradable
Bone Tissue Engineering
Nanofibers
File:
Download thesis1.pdf
Committee Members:
Harry R Allcock, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Alan James Benesi, Committee Member
John V Badding, Committee Member
Erwin A Vogler, Committee Member

4. Development of Phosphazene-based Materials for Advance Applications

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Open Access
Author:
Stone, David A
Title:
Development of Phosphazene-based Materials for Advance Applications
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
phosphazene
materials
light emitting diode
polymer
battery
File:
Download final.ThesisMaster1.pdf
Committee Members:
Harry R Allcock, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Karl Todd Mueller, Committee Member
Mary Elizabeth Williams, Committee Member
Janna Kay Maranas, Committee Member
Ayusmen Sen, Committee Member

5. ION CONDUCTION MECHANISMS IN POLYMER ELECTROLYTES FOR LITHIUM BATTERIES AND FUEL CELLS, AND CRYSTAL ENGINEERING OF CYCLOPHOSPHAZENES

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Author:
Lee, David Kim Yong
Title:
ION CONDUCTION MECHANISMS IN POLYMER ELECTROLYTES FOR LITHIUM BATTERIES AND FUEL CELLS, AND CRYSTAL ENGINEERING OF CYCLOPHOSPHAZENES
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
polymer electrolytes
fuel cells
lithium batteries
phosphazenes
ion conduction mechanism
crystal engineering
File:
Download Addendum_to_David_Lee_Dissertation.pdfDownload Thesis7.pdf
Committee Members:
Harry R Allcock, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Harry R Allcock, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Alan James Benesi, Committee Member
John V Badding, Committee Member
Michael Anthony Hickner, Committee Member

6. Design, synthesis, and characterization of polymeric materials for uses in energy storage applications

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Open Access
Author:
Welna, Daniel Thomas
Title:
Design, synthesis, and characterization of polymeric materials for uses in energy storage applications
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
polyphosphazene
lithium battery
polymer electrolyte
ionic conductivity
File:
Download DTW_thesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Harry R Allcock, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Karl Todd Mueller, Committee Member
Alan James Benesi, Committee Member
James Patrick Runt, Committee Member

8. THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRON-RICH PHOSPHORUS-CONTAINING LIGANDS IN ASYMMETRIC HYDROGENATION

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Author:
Shang, Gao
Title:
THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRON-RICH PHOSPHORUS-CONTAINING LIGANDS IN ASYMMETRIC HYDROGENATION
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
Asymmetric hydrogenation
Catalysis
chiral phosphorus-containing ligands
File:
Download Thesis-Gao_Shang.pdf
Committee Members:
Xumu Zhang, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Steven M Weinreb, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Harry R Allcock, Committee Member
Beth A Williams, Committee Member
Yanming Wang, Committee Member

10. INTEGRATED BIOPHOTONICS APPROACH FOR COMPREHENSIVE SPATIO-TEMPORAL MEASUREMENTS OF THE BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF BIOMOLECULAR SYSTEMS AND A CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOFUNCTIONALIZED NANOFIBRILLOUS POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE

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Author:
Proia, Michael Anthony
Title:
INTEGRATED BIOPHOTONICS APPROACH FOR COMPREHENSIVE SPATIO-TEMPORAL MEASUREMENTS OF THE BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF BIOMOLECULAR SYSTEMS AND A CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOFUNCTIONALIZED NANOFIBRILLOUS POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE
Graduate Program:
Chemistry
Keywords:
Biophotonics
Polytetrafluoroethylene
fluorescence correlation spectroscopy
jet blowing
endothelialization
biocompatibility
File:
Download Proia_Thesis_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
John V Badding, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
John V Badding, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Harry R Allcock, Committee Member
David Lawrence Allara, Committee Member
Dr Paul Brown, Committee Member