Interfacial Phenomena | |||
| Session 421 - Adaptive/Responsive Interfaces | |||
| This session welcomes both experimental and theoretical treatments of surface phenomena that are induced by external stimuli such as temperature, electric or magnetic field, photon exposure, and pH. Relevant topics include creation, tuning, and characterization of stimuli-responsive surfaces, polymer coatings, and biomaterials, advanced surface modification methods to create or improve surface functionality, reversible or reactive wetting and spreading, and interfacial dynamics in the presence of an external stimulus. Discussions on potential applications of adaptive/responsive interfaces are especially encouraged. | |||
| Chair: | Guangzhao Mao | ||
| CoChair: | W. Robert Ashurst | ||
| 421a | Evaluating and Improving the Stability of Organic Monolayer Coatings A. Anderson, W. Robert Ashurst | ||
| 421b | Binding and Release of Hydrophobic Analytes Using Electrically-Responsive Self-Assembled Monolayers David K. Peng, Joerg Lahann | ||
| 421c | Kinetics of Response for pH-Active Copolymer Thin Films Dongshun Bai, Kane G. Jennings | ||
| 421d | Designed Peptide Surfactants Form a Stimuli-Responsive Film at the Fluid-Fluid Interface Andrew S. Malcolm, Annette F. Dexter, Anton P.J. Middelberg | ||
| 421e | In Situ Monitoring of “Smart” Polyacrylamide Copolymer Phase Transition at the Solid-Liquid Interface Lei Wan, Harender S. Bisht, David Oupicky, Guangzhao Mao | ||
| 421f | Engineering Physico-Chemical Polyelectrolyte Multilayer Films Ilsoon Lee | ||
| 421g | Characterization of Polyelectrolyte Multilayer Films Formed at Interfaces between Thermotropic Liquid Crystals and Aqueous Phases Jugal K. Gupta, Elvira Tjipto, Katie D. Cadwell, Nathan Lockwood, Frank Caruso, Nicholas L. Abbott | ||
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