Institute for Multiscale Materials Studies (IMMS) Metrics
Third Quarter 2013
Students involved in Collaborative Research Projects
Kang Chen, UCSB, Large-scale Field-theoretic Simulation of Soft Polymer Assemblies
Jerred Chute, UCSB, A Dual Chemical and Theoretical Approach to the Engineering of Tuned Dendritic Structures and Surfaces
Roger Diebold, UCSB, Investigation of High Breakdown Strength Silicone Composites for Dielectric Elastomer Actuators and Sensors
John Frostad, UCSB, Physics of Foams and Emulsions
Brian Giera, UCSB, Ionic Transport in Confined Geometries Under Variable Electric Fields
Christopher Hammetter, UCSB, The Effects of Topology on the Crushing and Energy Absorption of Elastomeric Unit Cells
Miguel Jimenez, UCSB, Models for Electroactive Elastomers for Actuators in Polymeric Foam Systems
Donghun Kim, UCSB, Mesoporous Silica Materials for Fuel Cells and Energy Storage Applications
Trevor Marks, UCSB, Polysiloxane Thin Film Stability Determinants of Wall Morphology and Mechanical Properties of Polymeric Foam Materials for Strategic Applications
Rob Messinger, UCSB, Molecular and Structural Characterization of Hydrogen-Blown RTV Silicone Foams to Evaluate and Optimize Material Performance and Production
Arthur Scholz, UCSB, Small Angle X-ray Scattering to Probe Strain-Induced Void Formation in Siloxane Elastomers
Daniel Shoemaker, UCSB, Understanding Functional Materials at Multiple Length Scales: Neutron Scattering and the Nanoscale Structure Problem
Max Watson, UCSB, A course grained lipid model for studying inhomogeneous membrane interfaces
Dongxu Zhou, UCSB, Role of NOM on Fate and Transport of Nanoparticles under Varying Aqueous Solution Chemistry
Esther Zhuang, UCSB, Development of Coarse-Grained Models for Protein Aggregation for Understanding Mechanisms Associated with Immune Responses
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