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Workshop Presentations
2nd Joint
Workshop on
Measurement Issues in Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes:
Purity and Dispersion Part II
"Measurement
Uniformity: Why Standardization Is Critical for
Nanotechnology” Stephanie Hooker - NIST
Plenary
Talks
“Carbon
Fullerenes and Nanotubes: Challenges to (Nano)Materials
Science”
Robert Haddon - UC-Riverside (Text Unavailable)
“The
Nanomaterials Business: Not Just Manufacturing”, James Von Ehr
II - Zyvex Corp.
Purity
Characterization – Existing Protocols
"Characterization of
Length, Diameter and Metal Content of HiPco Tubes", Kirk Ziegler - Rice
University
“Protocol for
Quality
Control of Bulk Single Wall Carbon Nanotube Materials”, Ursula
Detlaff - Max-Planck-Institute
“Raman
Spectroscopy
and Thermogravimmetric Analysis of Sonicated SWCNTs
with Artificial Defects”,
Young Hee Lee - Sungkyunkwan Univ.
“Understanding the
Effects of Sonication and Homogenization on Nanotubes in Oils to
Optimize Dispersion”,
Rick
Barrera - Rice University
“Reference Standard
for Carbonaceous Impurity Measurements in Carbon Nanotubes”, Pasha
Nikolaev - NASA-JSC
“The Carbon Nanotube
Supply Chain from the Customer’s Perspective”, Mark
Banash - Zyvex
Purity
Characterization – New Techniques
“Purity Evaluation
of
Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes by Use of Near-Infrared Spectroscopy”, Mikhail
Itkis - UC-Riverside
“Using TGA for Quick
Evaluation of Small Diameter Few-Walled Carbon Nanotubes”, Jie Liu
- Duke University
“Spectral
Responsivity
of Pyroelectric Detectors Coated with Carbon Nanotubes”, John
Lehman - NIST
Purity
Analysis
“Nanomaterial
Standards for NASA Applications”,
Leonard Yowell - NASA-JSC
Novel
Separation and Dispersion Metrology
“Purification
and Separation of DNA-wrapped Nanotubes by Liquid Chromatography”
Ming
Zheng - DuPont (Text
Unavailable)
“Small Angle
Scattering
Measurements of Nanotube Dispersion”, Barry Bauer -
NIST
“Single-Wall Carbon
Nanotube Dispersions: Gels, Liquid Crystalline Phases, Optical and
Magnetic Anisotropies",
Mohammad Islam - Univ. of Pennsylvania
“Small
Diameter Carbon Nanotube Product Forms: Implications for
Dispersion" Jeff Bahr - Carbon Nanotechnologies
(Text Unavailable)
“Dispersion and
Separation of Carbon Nanotubes to Enable Precision Nanometrology at
NIST”, Kalman Migler - NIST
Dispersion
Quality – Composite Applications
“Characterization
of
Carbon Nanotube Polymer Composites”, Peter Lillehei -
NASA-LaRC
“Quantification of
Dispersion and Purity of SWNT Prepared by Catalytic Method
CoMoCAT”,
Daniel Resasco - SouthWest Nanotechnologies
“A New Type of Carbon
Nanotube Yarn for Artificial Muscle and Other Multifunctional
Material Applications”,
Ray Baughman - Univ. of Texas at
Dallas
Isolated
Tube Characterization
“Characterization
and
Commercialization of Carbon Nanotubes”, Daniel Gamota -
Motorola
“Tunable Resonance
Raman
Measurements of Suspended Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes”, Anna
Swan - Boston University
“Raman Imaging and
Fluorescence Studies of Single Isolated Carbon Nanotubes”, Steve
Doorn - Los Alamos National Lab
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