215th ECS Meeting: Meeting Program

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Meeting Program San Francisco, CA|Hilton San Francisco May 24-29, 2009

215th ECS Meeting | San Francisco, CA| May 24-29, 2009

meeting organization ECS Officers

Meeting Staff

D. Noel Buckley, President Paul Natishan, Vice-President William D. Brown, Vice-President Esther Takeuchi, Vice-President John Susko, Treasurer Johna Leddy, Secretary

Roque J. Calvo, Executive Director Mary E. Yess, Deputy Executive Director Stephanie Plassa, Director of Meetings Paul J. Urso, Jr., Meetings and Program Coordinator Jennifer Tripp, Associate Director of Human Resources Annie Goedkoop, Director of Publications John Lewis, Associate Director of Conference Publications Corey Eberhart, Global Sales Manager Kim Milec, Director of Finance Karen Chmielewski, Senior Customer Service Representative Kathy Mattiello, Customer Service Representative Karla Stein, Director of Membership and Development Tim Fest, Assistant Director of Membership & Development

ECS Division Officers

www.electrochem.org ECS—The Electrochemical Society 65 South Main Street, Building D Pennington, NJ 08534 USA Tel: 1.609.737.1902 Fax: 1.609.737.2743

Nancy Dudney, Battery Chair Alison Davenport, Corrosion Chair Durgamadhab Misra, Dielectric Science & Technology Chair Gery Stafford, Electrodeposition Chair Albert Baca, Electronics & Photonics Chair Karim Zaghib, Energy Technology Chair Dirk Guldi, Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Chair Eric Wuchina, High Temperature Materials Chair John Weidner, Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical Engineering Chair Uwe Happek, Luminescence & Display Materials Chair Isao Taniguchi, Organic & Biological Electrochemistry Chair Hugh De Long, Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Chair Jing Li, Sensor Chair

welcome

Welcome to San Francisco— Northern California’s urban hub and home to cable cars, bustling Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, and the Golden Gate Bridge. A few hours away, Napa Valley and Santa Cruz offer a taste of the city’s rich surroundings.

We are pleased to venture into this city again for the 215th ECS Meeting. This major international conference will be held at the Hilton San Francisco and will include 47 topical symposia consisting of 1,579 technical presentations.

You are invited to participate not only in the technical program, but also in the other social events planned for the meeting.

Prior to the Sunday Evening Get-Together, plan to attend the latest in our series of Sunday general topics, “Development of Organic Sensors and Electronics in Medicine and for Point-of-Care Patient Health Monitoring in Real Time… for the Rest of Us,” this one presented by Vijay K. Varadan. Don’t miss the opening Plenary Session on Monday morning, featuring Federico Capasso, the Robert L. Wallace Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard University, who will deliver the ECS Lecture, “Quantum Cascade Lasers for the Mid- to Far-Infrared: Band-Structure Engineering, Beam Engineering, and Applications.” Also featured will be C. Grant Willson, recipient of the 2009 Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology, delivering his talk entitled, “High Resolution Imaging Technology: A View of the Future.” All meeting registrants are cordially invited to attend the Gordon E. Moore Award reception held in Dr. Willson’s honor on Tuesday evening.

As always, you will also have the opportunity to visit the Technical Exhibit, which opens in conjunction with the Monday Evening Mixer and General Student Poster Session, continues with the General Society Poster Session on Tuesday evening, and runs through Wednesday afternoon. We hope that you will join us in San Francisco, and take part in the 215th ECS Meeting.

Hotel Reservation Information The Hilton San Francisco, located at 333 O’Farrell Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA, is the headquarters hotel for the meeting. We encourage you to stay at the Hilton, where your stay will be most enjoyable and convenient. Guest room reservations for the Hilton can be made online from the ECS website. The discounted meeting rates are as follows:

Single, from $169

Double, from $189

Program Guide ADA Accessibility..................................................... 3 Author Index........................................................ 107 Award Winners....................................................... 13 Coffee Breaks............................................................ 7

A block of rooms has been reserved for May 21-31, 2009. The special room rate will be available until April 24. Reservations attempted after April 24 will be accepted on a space and rate availability basis. A deposit equal to your first night’s stay is required to guarantee your reservation. Cancellation must be received at least 72 hours before expected arrival for a full refund of your deposit.

Committee Meetings............................................... 9

Special Offer at the Meeting Headquarters Hilton San Francisco Hotel — Pre-pay for your full stay and receive $129 special nonrefundable room rate, which includes complimentary in-room high speed internet access; 20% discount on all Spa services; 10% discount on all food and beverage in the Urban Tavern Restaurant; and double HHonors points.

General Functions.................................................... 8

Ground Transportation

Poster Sessions.......................................................... 2

SuperShuttle ground transportation service is available from San Francisco International Airport to the Hilton San Francisco at a special discounted rate for meeting attendees. Simply make your reservation from the ECS Website using ECS discount code: YP9EF.

Presenter Information.............................................. 2

Companion Registrants (formerly “Nontechnical Registrants”) Personal guests of Technical Registrants are invited to register for the 215th Meeting as a “Companion Registrant.” The companion registration fee of $25 (Advance) or $30 (Onsite) includes admission to non-ticketed social events, an exclusive lounge with beverage service, Monday through Thursday, 08001000h, and a special “Welcome to San Francisco” orientation presented by the San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau on Monday, May 25th at 0900h in the Companion Registrants Lounge.

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ECS Transactions for San Francisco....................... 10 ECS Transactions for PRiME 2008........................ 128 Employment Services............................................... 3 Floor Plans......................................................... 17-21 Ground Transportation............................................ 1 Guest Info. (formerly “Non-Tech”).......................... 1 Hotel Information.................................................... 1 Luncheons and Business Meetings.......................... 4

Professional Development Workshops.................... 4 Registration Hours and Fees.................................... 2 Sessions at a Glance............................................... 22 Session Chair Orientation........................................ 2 Short Courses........................................................... 3 Special Lectures...................................................... 11 Sponsors................................................................... 7 Symposium Topics and Organizers.......................... 5 Technical Exhibitors.............................................. 15 Technical Program................................................. 34

General Meeting Information Key Locations Meeting Registration....................East Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Information/Message Center........East Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 ECS Book Store......................... West Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 ECS Headquarters Office....... California Room, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Speaker Ready Room....... Yosemite Coatroom, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Development Office...................Green Room, Grand Ballroom Level, Building 2 Employment Interview Room.....................Union Square 3, 4th Floor, Building 3

Meeting Registration The meeting registration area will be located in the East Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3. Registration will open on Saturday and the technical sessions will be conducted Monday through Friday.

Registration & ECS Book Store Hours Saturday, May 23 (registration only)................................................1600-1900h Sunday, May 24...............................................................................0700-1830h Monday, May 25..............................................................................0700-1830h Tuesday, May 26..............................................................................0700-1730h Wednesday, May 27.........................................................................0800-1600h Thursday, May 28............................................................................0800-1600h Friday, May 29.................................................................................0800-1200h

Registration Fees ALL PARTICIAPNTS AND ATTENDEES ARE REQUIRED TO PAY THE APPROPRIATE REGISTRATION FEE LISTED BELOW. Payment can be made by cash, check or travelers’ checks in U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express are also accepted.

Advance Onsite Member................................................. $405............................................ $505 Nonmember........................................... $615............................................ $715 Student Member.................................... $150............................................ $250 Student Nonmember.............................. $190............................................ $290 One Day Member................................... $275............................................ $375 One Day Nonmember............................. $365............................................ $465 Companion Registrant............................. $25.............................................. $30 ECS Emeritus & Honorary Member........... $0................................................ $0 All students must send verification of student eligibility along with their registration.

All technical registrations include a copy of Meeting Abstracts (on CD-ROM only).

Attendees who wish to have paper copies of abstracts in advance of the meeting should download copies from the ECS website, free of charge.

Financial Assistance Financial assistance is limited ad generally governed by the symposium organizers.

Individuals may inquire directly to the symposium organizers of the symposium in which they are presenting their paper to see if funding is available. Individuals requiring an official letter of invitation should write to the ECS headquarters office; such letters will not imply any financial responsibility of ECS.

Technical Session Co-Chair Orientation All technical session co-chairs will be contacted via e-mail with important instructions on conducting their technical session prior to the meeting. Please check in with the ECS Headquarters staff in the California Room, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 on the day of your session to receive information on the cancelled papers for the day and to pick up attendance sheets.

We ask that you complete and return the attendance sheets to ECS Headquarters to help us with future symposium planning.

Instructions for conducting your session and attendance sheets will be sent via e-mail in advance of the meeting, and will also be available in the ECS Headquarters office throughout the week. Additionally, we recommend that session co-chairs attend a brief orientation during the first ten minutes of the Symposium Organizer and Co-Chair Orientation on Sunday at 1500h in Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3.

Information for Presenters Oral Presentations and Audio-Visual Oral presentations must be in English. Only LCD projectors will be available for oral presentations. Authors will be required to bring their own laptop computers for presentation. We strongly suggest that presenting authors verify laptop/projector compatibility in the speaker ready room at the meeting. Speakers requiring special equipment must make written request to ECS headquarters (meetings@electrochem.org) no later than two weeks before the meeting, and appropriate arrangements will be made at the expense of the author.

Poster Presentations and Sessions Poster presentations must be in English, on a board approximately 4 feet high by 8 feet wide (1.22 m by 2.45 m), corresponding to the abstract number and day of presentation in the final program. Please arrive approximately two to four hours before the start of your session to begin setting up your poster displays. Please do not begin setting up your poster until all the poster boards have been numbered. Plan your display to fit on one upright panel approximately 4 feet high by 8 feet wide (1.22 m by 2.45 m). Present displayed information from left to right, starting at the top left of the panel. The paper title, number, names, and affiliations of all authors MUST be at the top of the display. The recommended print size for the title is approximately 1” to 2” (2.5 cm to 5 cm) high. Authors should minimize written text but use it when necessary to emphasize essential data and/or to stimulate discussion. All illustrations, drawings, charts, pictures, graphs, figures, and written text should be large enough to allow easy reading from a distance of 5’ (1.5 m). Matted and finished photographs are recommended to enhance visibility. Pushpins and/or thumbtacks will be supplied at the meeting. Commercial advertisements or publicity will NOT be permitted in poster presentations. Authors violating this regulation will be asked to remove their presentations immediately. Authors are responsible for setting up their displays, for being present during the entire scheduled poster session, and for removing their displays at the conclusion of the poster session. No posters will be displayed without author participation. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE GRANTED. Authors are responsible for the security of their displays and all items of value. ECS will not assume any responsibility for lost, stolen, or broken articles. Additional information or special requirements should be addressed to the individual symposium organizers prior to the meeting.

General Society Student Poster Session

ECS—The Electrochemical Society 65 South Main Street Pennington, NJ 08534-2839, USA Phone: 609.737.2743 E-mail: ecs@electrochem.org Web: www.electrochem.org

This session will be held as a part of the Monday Evening Mixer and Technical Exhibit, which features instruments, materials, systems, publications, and software of interest to meeting attendees. All meeting registrants are invited to attend. Formal presentations will begin at 1800h. Students may start setting up their presentations in the exhibit hall at 1400h; judging of the posters will begin at 1700h. Participants are encouraged to Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

attend the Annual Society Luncheon and Business Meeting on Tuesday at 1215h where the winners will be announced and given an award plaque. (Winners are not required to purchase a ticket.)

Speaker-Ready Room A Speaker-Ready Room will be available Sunday through Friday, in the Yosemite Coatroom, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3. This room is available to allow speakers the opportunity to preview and prepare for their presentations. We highly recommend that speakers verify their laptop’s compatibility with the sample LCD projector that will be located in this room, prior to their presentation. Additionally, there will be audiovisual technicians available on each level of the hotel for your assistance.

Speaker Indemnification The ideas and opinions expressed in the technical sessions, conferences, and any handout materials provided are those of the presenter. They are not those of The Electrochemical Society, nor can any endorsement by ECS be claimed.

Discussion No recording will be made of the oral discussions. Those contributing to the discussion of a paper and desiring their remarks to be published should send the discussion to the Director of Publications, Journal of The Electrochemical Society, via fax: (609) 737-2743. The discussion will then be referred to the author for a reply. Publication of the discussion and the comments of the author(s) depend on the publication of the paper in the Journal. Written discussion of a published paper should be submitted within two months following publication of the article.

No Recording Allowed Photographing or video-recording of presentations will NOT be permitted unless specifically allowed by the speaker. Photo flash and photo floods are prohibited. Tape recordings, except on behalf of ECS, are prohibited. Anyone taking unauthorized photographs, video or audio tapes, will be asked to leave the session.

Employment Services Companies desiring to recruit employees may place their announcements on a designated bulletin board in the registration area. (Please note that these announcements should be no larger than 8 ½” by 11.) The Employment Interview Room in Union Square 3, 4th Floor, Building 3 is also available for use.

ADA Accessibility Special accommodations for disabled attendees will be handled on an individual basis provided that adequate notice is given to the ECS Headquarters office.

Short Courses, Tutorials, and Workshops Five Short Courses will be offered on Sunday, from 0900h to 1630h. The registration fee is $425 for ECS Members and $520 for nonmembers. Students are offered a 50% discount.

The short course registration fee covers the course, text materials, continental breakfast, coffee break, and luncheon; it is not applicable to any other activities of the meeting.

Pre-registration is required. All courses are subject to cancellation pending an appropriate number of advance registrants.

Visit the ECS website for full course descriptions and instructor biographies.

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Short Course #1 Advanced Impedance Spectroscopy Mark E. Orazem, Instructor

This course is intended for chemists, physicists, materials scientists, and engineers with an interest in applying electrochemical impedance techniques to study a broad variety of electrochemical processes. Ideally, the attendee should have some experience with making impedance measurements. The attendee will develop a basic understanding of the technique, the sources of errors in impedance measurements, the manner in which experiments can be optimized to reduce these errors, and the use of regression to interpret measurements in terms of meaningful physical properties.

Short Course #2 Solid State Lighting

Ian T. Ferguson, Instructor Solid state lighting is an exciting new technology that has the potential to far exceed the energy efficiencies of conventional lighting. Approximately one quarter of the world’s electricity use is for lighting, and substantial energy savings can be realized if affordable, efficient, solid state lighting one day becomes a reality. Solid state lighting is based on light-emitting diodes (LEDs) for illumination. White light can be produced by mixing the light from multiple single-color LEDs, or by using phosphor blends that absorb near-UV or blue light from an LED and convert it to white light. This short course will cover solid state lighting (SSL) technology with an emphasis on GaN LEDs and phosphors for use in LEDs.

Short Course #4 Electrochemical Nanotechnology Stephen Lipka, Instructor

The aim of this short course is to introduce the student to selected aspects of nano-material synthesis, characterization, and device fabrication as it relates to electrochemical systems. An overview of recent advances in the synthesis, characterization, and properties of nanomaterials will be presented with particular emphasis on experimental methods and strategies to develop functional nanomaterials and devices applicable to the field of electrochemistry. The course reviews the “tools of the trade” available to the nanotechnologist for characterizing and manipulating materials at the atomic level.

Strategies for preparing nanomaterials in the form of rods, wires, tubes, and particles and their application in electrochemical devices such as batteries, fuel cells, electrochemical capacitors, electrochemical actuators, and sensors are presented. Fabrication of nanomaterials and architectures using electrochemical directed self-assembly processes is reviewed.

Short Course #5 Basic Electrochemical Measurements Bill Eggers, Instructor

The course is targeted at scientists and engineers who are tasked with using electrochemical techniques in a variety of application areas: fuel cells, capacitors and batteries, corrosion, physical electrochemistry, electrodeposition, and sensors. The course will take a look at the basics of electrochemistry, the instruments and cells used in performing the experiments, the techniques available, and the interpretation of results. The techniques discussed will include those used in voltammetry, corrosion measurement, impedance spectroscopy, pulse plating, and more.

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Professional Development Workshops John R. Susko, Instructor ECS will sponsor the following three professional development workshops at no extra cost to meeting registrants. All workshops will be held in Union Square 1/2, 4th Floor, Building 3.

Resume Round Table—This informal round table workshop is designed to provide feedback on resumes by publicly critiquing participants’ resumes and offering suggestions on ways to make them more effective. To take full advantage of the workshop, please bring a copy of your current professional resume.

Monday, May 25, 2009............... 1400-1700h

Writing an Effective Cover Letter and Resume—This informal workshop will discuss the need for the cover letter, how to write it, the many “do’s” and “don’ts” in preparing such a letter and tips for drafting an effective resume.

Sunday, May 24, 2009................ 1500-1545h Monday, May 25, 2009............... 1200-1245h Job Interviewing Tips—This informal workshop will discuss the art of interviewing: how to improve your chances of impressing the interviewer, key questions to ask, and other important pointers for the interviewing process.

Sunday, May 24, 2009................ 1600-1645h Monday, May 25, 2009............... 1300-1345h

Luncheons, Business Meetings, and Special Events Luncheon tickets are $27 in advance and $32 onsite. All luncheon and special event tickets are nonrefundable and should be purchased in advance.

Sunday, May 24 2000h..... Electronics & Photonics Division Award Reception & General Meeting, Union Square 23, 4th Floor, Building 3 (No ticket required.)

Monday, May 25 1215h..... Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h..... Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 23/24, 4th Floor, Building 3

Wednesday, May 27 1215h..... Dielectric Science and Technology Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 21, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h..... Energy Technology Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h..... Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 23/24, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h..... Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 25, 4th Floor, Building 3

Tuesday, May 26 1215h..... Annual Society Luncheon & Business Meeting, Plaza Room A, Lobby Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Symposium Topics and Organizers Sessions are marked to indicate if they run on Monday (M), Tuesday (Tu), Wednesday (W), Thursday (Th), and/or Friday (F).

Hard-cover editions of ECS Transactions will be available for purchase and pick-up at the meeting; or you may pre-order your hard-cover ECS Transactions issue using the order form in this program or when registering online.

Electronic (PDF) editions of ECS Transactions issues will be available ONLY via the ECS Digital Library. Online editions of the San Francisco “at” meeting issues will be available for purchase beginning May 15, 2009. Please visit the ECS website for all issue pricing and ordering information for the online editions.

A

— General & Tutorials

F

— Electrochemical/Chemical Deposition and Etching

A1 — General Student Poster Session (M) — V. Desai, G. Botte, P. Kulesza, V. Subramanian, and X. Zhang

F1 — Electrochemical Processing in ULSI and MEMS 4 (M-W) — T. P. Moffat, H. Deligianni, J. Dukovic, and J. L. Stickney

A2 — Nanotechnology General Session (M-Tu) — E. Traversa and, C. Bock

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B

G1 — Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering General Session (Tu-W) — G. Pillay and W. An

— Batteries, Fuel Cells, and Energy Conversion

B1 — Battery / Energy Technology Joint General Session (M-F) — N. J. Dudney, S. R. Narayanan, and C. R. Walk B2 — Battery Modeling at Cell Level (W) — V. Srinivasan, A. M. Sastry, and K. Zaghib B3 — Characterization of Porous Materials 2 (Tu-W) — B. Lakshmanan, G. Brisard, and A. Lasia B4 — Fuel Cells for Portable Power (M-Th) — S. R. Narayanan, D. Chu, and E. Plichta

B7 — Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion (M-Th) — K. Zaghib, K. M. Abraham, and C. Julien B8 — Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion (M-Tu) — K. Rajeshwar, J. Hupp, and B. Parkinson B9 — Advanced Materials and Concepts for Energy Harvesting (M-W) — X. Zhou, M. Manivannan, and J. C. Nino — Biomedical Applications and Organic Electrochemistry

C2 — Dielectrics and Engineered Interfaces in Biological and Biomedical Applications (Tu-W) — M. Madou, S. Daunert, A. Hoff, I. Hsing, C. Kranz, D. Landheer, L. A. Nagahara, M. Nishizawa, A. Offenhaeusser, K. Sode, and T. Thundat C3 — Mechanistic and Synthetic Aspects of Organic Electrochemistry (M-Tu) — D. Peters and G. T. Cheek — Corrosion, Passivation, and Anodic Films

D1 — Corrosion General Session (Tu-W) — D. C. Hansen E

G3 — Separators and Membranes for Batteries, Capacitors, Fuel Cells, and Other Electrochemical Systems (Tu) — P. Arora and V. Ramani G5 — Tutorials in Electrochemistry Technology - Current Distribution (M-Tu) — M. E. Orazem and J. M. Fenton H

— Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H2 — Molecular and Supramolecular Chemistry of Fullerenes and Carbon Nanotubes (Tu-W) — N. Martin, and J. F. Nierengarten

B6 — Measurement and Diagnostics for Energy Systems (Tu) — S. R. Narayanan, S. Mukerjee, R. Mukundan, and P. Strasser

D

G2 — Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Electrochemical Engineering: A Tutorial Symposium (M) — G. Pillay, R. Savinell, and J. W. Van Zee

H1 — Electron Transfer and Applications of Fullerene and Nanostructured Materials (Tu) — F. D’Souza, S. Fukuzumi, and D. M. Guldi

B5 — Hydrogen Production, Transport, and Storage 3 (M-Tu) — M. C. Williams, M. Heben, S. N. Lvov, M. Manivannan, P. H. Maupin, S. R. Narayanan, E. D. Wachsman, and J. W. Weidner

C

— Electrochemical Synthesis and Engineering

— Dielectric and Semiconductor Materials, Devices, and Processing

E1 — Advanced Gate Stack, Source/Drain, and Channel Engineering for Si-Based CMOS 5: New Materials, Processes, and Equipment (Tu-W) — V. Narayanan, E. P. Gusev, H. Iwai, D. L. Kwong, F. Roozeboom, and P. J. Timans

H3 — Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Fundamental Properties and Processes (Tu-W) — R. B. Weisman, M. Heben, and M. Zheng H4 — Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Applications and Devices (M-Tu) — S. Rotkin, and Y. Gogotsi H5 — Endofullerenes and Carbon Nanocapusules (Tu, Th) — H. Shinohara, T. Akasaka, and A. L. Balch H6 — Energetics and Structure and Solid-State Physics (Tu-Th) — Z. Slanina, O. V. Boltalina, and P. Reinke H7 — Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Medicine and Biology (Tu-W) — T. Da Ros, A. Hirsch, and L. Wilson H8 — Porphyrins and Supramolecular Assemblies (M-Tu) — N. Solladie and K. M. Kadish H9 — Metallic and Semiconducting Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion (M-Tu) — P. V. Kamat and H. Imahori H10 — First International Symposium on Graphene and Emerging Materials for Post-CMOS Applications (M-Th) — Y. Obeng, F. D’Souza, S. DeGendt, H. Grebel, H. Iwai, P. V. Kamat, Z. Karim, D. Misra, J. Ruzyllo, and P. Srinivasan

I

— Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

I1

— Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry General Session (Tu-W) — P. Trulove

E2 — Chemical Mechanical Polishing 10 (M) — G. Banerjee, V. Desai, Y. Obeng, and K. Sundaram

I2

— Electrochemical Detection of Pathogens (W-Th) — C. Kranz and I. Fritsch

E3 — Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic and Photonic Devices (Tu-W) — P. Mascher, P. Joshi, Y. Kuo, M. E. Overberg, and P. Srinivasan

I3

— Electrochemistry in Medicine and Biomedical Applications (Tu-W) — C. Bock, J. Burgess, B. Eggers, C. Holmes, J. Rusling, and M. UrquidiMacdonald

E4 — Novel Plasma Techniques for Low Temperature Processing of Thin Films for Flexible Electronics (Tu, Th) — P. Joshi, P. Srinivasan, and R. Todi

I4

— Impedance in Electrochemistry - From Analytical Applications to Mechanistic Speculation 2 (Tu-W) — P. Vanysek, D. C. Hansen, and M. E. Orazem

E5 — Silicon Nitride, Silicon Dioxide, and Alternate Emerging Dielectrics 10 (M-Th) — R. Ekwal Sah, J. M. Deen, A. Toriumi, J. Yota, and J. Zhang

I6

— Novel Electrode Materials (Tu, Th) — S. Minteer and B. Lakshmanan

I7

— Role of Electrochemistry in Addressing Climate Change (Tu-W) — I. Fritsch, S. R. Narayanan, and K. Zaghib

J

— Sensors and Displays: Principles, Materials, and Processing

E6 — Solid-State Lighting (M-Tu) — M. Shur, I. Ferguson, and A. Zukauskas E7 — State-of-the-Art Program on Compound Semiconductors 50 (SOTAPOCS 50) (M-Tu) — A. G. Baca, J. Brown, D. N. Buckley, and P. Nam

E8 — Processes at the Semiconductor Solution Interface 3 (W-Th)

— C. O’Dwyer, and A. Etcheberry E9 — SOI Device Technology 14 (Tu-F) — Y. Omura, S. Cristoloveanu, F. Gamiz, and B. Nguyen

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J1 — Sensors, Actuators, and Microsystems General Session (W-Th) — G. Hunter, Z. P. Aguilar, S. Bhansali, M. Carter, and R. Mukundan J2 — 35 Years of Chemical Sensors - Honorary Symposium for Professor Jiri Janata (M-W) — J. Li, R. Brown, C. J. Bruckner-Lea,

D. Hatchet, M. Josowicz, and P. Vanysek J3 — Sensor Applications: Food Safety, Agricultural and Environmental Sensors (Th) — A. Simonian, Z. P. Aguilar, S. Bhansali, W. Buttner, G. Hunter, and I. Taniguchi

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE AWARD ECS gratefully acknowledges the following Corporate Members that have maintained a membership for five or more consecutive years:

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Dow Chemical Co. (1941) 69 years Olin ChlorAlkali (1941) 69 years Occidental Chemical Corp. (1943), 67 years Atotech USA, Inc. (1945) 65 years Energizer (1945) 65 years

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General Electric Co. (1952) 58 years General Motors (1952) 58 years Rayovac (1953) 57 years Duracell (1957) 53 years IBM Corporation (1957) 53 years

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Toshiba Corp. (1974) 35 years Siltronic AG (1974) 36 years Osram Sylvania, Inc. (1975) 35 years Sandia National Laboratories (1976) 34 years International Lead Zinc Research Organization, Inc. (1979) 31 years Medtronic, Inc. (1980) 30 years Toyota, Inc. (1980) 30 years Yuasa Corp (1980) 30 years Princeton Applied Research/Solartron Analytical (1981) 29 years

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Saft Batteries (1982) 28 years CSIRO Minerals (1983) 27 years Industrie de Nora (1983) 27 years Ballard Power Systems, Inc. (1984) 26 years ECO Energy Conversion (1984) 26 years Varta Automotive GmbH (1984) 26 years Greatbatch, Inc. (1985) 25 years Leclanche S.A. (1985) 25 years Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung (1985) 25 years

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Eltech Systems Corp (1983) 24 years Tronox LLC (1985) 24 years Giner, Inc. (1986) 24 years TIMCAL Graphite and Carbon Ltd. (1987) 23 years Japan Storage Battery Co., Ltd. (1988) 17 years 3M Company (1989) 21 years E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc. HD Microsystems (1989) 21 years Solartron Instruments (1990) 16 years Central Electrochemical Research Institute (1993) 17 years TDK Corp., R&D Center (1993) 17 years Valence Technology (1993) 17 years DAISO, Co., Ltd (1994) 16 years Panasonic Corp. (1994) 16 years

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C. Uyemura & Co., Ltd. (1996) 14 years Electrosynthesis Co., Inc. (1996) 14 years FMC Corporation (1996) 14 years Nacional de Grafite, LTDA (1996) 14 years Permelec Electrode, Ltd. (1996) 14 years PPG Industries, Inc. (1996) 14 years Scribner Associates, Inc. (1996) 14 years Technic Inc. (1996) 14 years Advance Research Chemicals, Inc. (1998) 12 years Yeager Center for Electrochemical Sciences at CWRU (1998) 12 years Teledyne Energy Systems, Inc. (1999) 10 years Quallion, LLC (2000) 10 years UTC Fuel Cells (2000) 10 years

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Hach Company, Radiometer Analytical Division (1998) 9 years BAE Systems (2001) 9 years Broddarp of Nevada (2001) 8 years De Nora Technologie Elettrochimiche S.r.L. (1999) 8 years OM Group, Inc. (2001) 9 years Permascand AB (2003) 7 years

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GAIA-Akkumulatorenwerke GmbH (2001) 5 years Agilent (2004) 5 years Evonik Degussa GmbH (2004) 5 years Samsung SDI (2004) 5 years ZSW Center for Solar Energy & Hydrogen Research (2004) 5 years PEC North America (2004) 5 years

To find out how you can join this list of distinguished members, call 609.737.1902 or e-mail awards@electrochem.org

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Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

General Functions Sunday, May 24, 2009 Student Mixer

Students are invited to join us for an evening of fun and networking with students as well as distinguished researchers and scientists from around the world. The Student Mixer will be held on Sunday, May 24th from 1730-1930h at Biscuits & Blues in the Union Room located at 401 Mason Street. Just a short walk from the San Francisco Hilton, Biscuits & Blues has been voted America's #1 blues nightclub by the Blues Foundation (formerly known as the WC Handy Awards) and the Bay Area Blues Society. Complimentary appetizers and soft drinks will be served. Please RSVP with Tim Fest at tim.fest@electrochem.org as we are limited to 100 guests.

Symposium Organizer and Co-Chair Orientation

We encourage all Symposium Organizers and Technical Session Co-Chairs to attend this important informational session in Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 from 1500-1700h. The Co-Chair Orientation will take place during the first 10 minutes of the meeting and will include a demonstration of the technical session audio-visual equipment.

“Development of Organic Sensors and Electronics in Medicine and for Point-of-Care Patient Health Monitoring in Real Time”

This series of Sunday evening talks provides an opportunity to learn more about other areas of electrochemical and solidstate research within ECS, as well as to meet colleagues and other members. This evening’s talk, entitled “Development of Organic Sensors and Electronics in Medicine and for Point-of-Care Patient Health Monitoring in Real Time,” will be delivered by Vijay K. Varadan from 1830-1930h in Yosemite A/B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3.

Sunday Evening Get-Together

An informal get-together will be held in Grand Ballroom A, Building 2, 1930-2130h.

Monday, May 25, 2009 Plenary Session

Beginning at 0800h in Imperial Ballroom A/B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3, Federico Capasso, the Robert L. Wallace Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard University, will deliver the ECS Lecture, “Quantum Cascade Lasers for the Mid- to Far-Infrared: Band-Structure Engineering, Beam Engineering and Applications.” Also at this session, C. Grant Willson, recipient of the 2009 Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology, will deliver his talk entitled, “High Resolution Imaging Technology: A View of the Future.”

There will be recognition of other award winners as well.

Coffee Break

Immediately following the Plenary Session at 1000h, a coffee break will be held in the West Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3.

Monday Evening Mixer, Student Poster Session, and Technical Exhibit

Along with the grand opening of the Technical Exhibit, an informal gathering will be held in Grand Ballroom A/ B, Building 2, from 1800-2000h. Complimentary beer, soft drinks, and snacks will be served. The General Society Student Poster Session will be held as a part of the Monday Evening Mixer. Formal presentations will begin at 1800h.

Students may start setting up their posters in the exhibit hall at 1400h; judging of the posters will begin at 1700h.

(Winners of the General Society Student Poster Session will be announced and given an award plaque at the Annual

Society Business Meeting and Luncheon on Tuesday, May 26 at 1215h. Winners will not be required to purchase a ticket.)

The Technical Exhibit will feature instruments, materials, systems, publications, and software of interest to meeting attendees. All meeting registrants are invited to attend.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Technical Exhibit

The Technical Exhibit will be held in Grand Ballroom A/ B, Building 2, from 0900-1400h and again from 18002100h along with the evening’s Poster Session. The exhibit will feature instruments, materials, systems, publications, and software of interest to attendees. The coffee break is scheduled for 0930h in the Exhibit Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday to allow meeting attendees additional time to browse through the exhibits.

Coffee Break

A coffee break will be held, 0930-1000h, in the Exhibit Hall.

Annual Society Luncheon and Business Meeting

At 1215h, the Annual Society Luncheon and Business Meeting will be held in Plaza Room A, Lobby Level. The President, Secretary, and the Treasurer will give brief reports on the current state of the Society at this annual business luncheon. All members and meeting attendees are encouraged to participate in this meeting. Tickets are $27 in advance and $32 onsite. Winners of the General Society Student Poster Session will be announced and given an award plaque at the luncheon. (Winners will not be required to purchase a ticket.)

Gordon E. Moore Award Reception

All meeting registrants are invited to attend the award reception honoring C. Grant Willson, recipient of the 2009 Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology, at 1800-1845h, in Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3.

Technical Exhibit and Evening Poster Session

The Technical Exhibit will again be open in conjunction with a general poster session covering several technical symposia in Grand Ballroom A/B, Building 2, from 18002030h.

Wednesday, May 27, 2009 Technical Exhibit

The Technical Exhibit will be held in Grand Ballroom A/B, Building 2, from 0900-1400h, in conjunction with a coffee break at 0930h.

Coffee Break

A coffee break will be held, 0930-1000h, in the Exhibit Hall.

Thursday, May 28, 2009 Coffee Break

A coffee break will be held from 0930-1000h, in the East Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3.

Friday, May 29, 2009 Coffee Break

A coffee break will be held from 0930-1000h, in the West Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3.

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Committee Meetings Sunday, May 24 1400h......... Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Division Symposium Planning Committee, Union Square 4, 4th Floor, Building 3 1500h......... Electronics & Photonics Division Subcommittee on Compound Semiconductors, Union Square 8, 4th Floor, Building 3 1500h......... Electronics & Photonics Division Subcommittee on Silicon Dioxide / Silicon Interface, Union Square 9, 4th Floor, Building 3 1500h......... Electronics & Photonics Division Subcommittee on ULSI Science and Technology, Union Square 10, 4th Floor, Building 3 1600h......... Interface Advisory Board, Union Square 11, 4th Floor, Building 3 1600h......... Individual Membership Committee / Division / Section Representatives, Union Square 12, 4th Floor, Building 3 1700h......... European Section Executive Committee, Union Square 17, 4th Floor, Building 3 1700h......... Electronics & Photonics Division Symposium Planning and Technical Directions Subcommittee, Union Square 24, 4th Floor, Building 3 1700h......... Fellow Nominating Subcommittee, Union Square 23, 4th Floor, Building 3 1700h......... Dielectric Science & Technology Division Governing Body / Long Range Planning Committee & Symposium Planning Meeting, Union Square 21, 4th Floor, Building 3 1730h......... Fuel Cell Subcommittee, Union Square 8, 4th Floor, Building 3 1800h......... European Section Meeting, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3 1900h......... Electronics and Photonics Division Award Reception and General Meeting, Continental 1/2, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 2000h......... Electronics & Photonics Division Executive Committee, Union Square 23, 4th Floor, Building 3 2000h......... Sensor Division Executive Committee, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3

Monday, May 25 0700h......... Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Division Executive Committee, Union Square 4, 4th Floor, Building 3 0700h......... High Temperature Materials Division Executive Committee, Union Square 8, 4th Floor, Building 3 0700h......... Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical Engineering Division Executive Committee, Union Square 14, 4th Floor, Building 3 1000h......... Development Committee, Union Square 8, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h......... Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical Engineering Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3 (Ticket required.)

1215h......... Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 23/24, 4th Floor, Building 3 (Ticket required.)

1330h......... Education Committee, Union Square 8, 4th Floor, Building 3 1500h......... ECS Transactions Editorial Board, Union Square 9, 4th Floor, Building 3

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

1530h......... New Technology Subcommittee, Union Square 10, 4th Floor, Building 3 1600h......... Solid State Divisions Chairs’ Meeting, Union Square 11, 4th Floor, Building 3 1600h......... Honors & Awards Committee, Union Square 12, 4th Floor, Building 3 1600h......... Society Meeting Committee, Union Square 13, 4th Floor, Building 3 1700h......... Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Division Executive Committee, Union Square 14, 4th Floor, Building 3 1900h......... Energy Technology Division Executive Committee, Union Square 10, 4th Floor, Building 3 1900h......... Fullerenes, Nanotubes & Carbon Nanostructures Division Executive Committee, Union Square 9, 4th Floor, Building 3

Tuesday, May 26 0700h......... Symposium Subcommittee, Executive Board Room, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 0700h......... JES/ESL Editorial Board, Union Square 2, 4th Floor, Building 3 0730h......... Council of Past Presidents, Union Square 24, 4th Floor, Building 3 0900h......... Publication Committee, Union Square 23, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h......... Annual Society Luncheon & Business Meeting, Plaza Room A, Lobby Level, Buildings 1/2/3 (Ticket required.)

1400h......... Technical Affairs Committee, Union Square 2, 4th Floor, Building 3 1600h......... Finance Committee, Union Square 1, 4th Floor, Building 3

Wednesday, May 27 0730h......... Corporate Sponsorship Committee, Union Square 1, 4th Floor, Building 3 1000h......... Ways & Means Committee, Union Square 2, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h......... Dielectric Science and Technology Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 21, 4th Floor, Building 3 (Ticket required.)

1215h......... Energy Technology Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3 (Ticket required.)

1215h......... Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 23/24, 4th Floor, Building 3 (Ticket required.)

1215h......... Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Union Square 25, 4th Floor, Building 3 (Ticket required.)

1215h......... Financial Policy Advisory Committee, Union Square 1, 4th Floor, Building 3 1400h......... Solicitation Subcommittee, Union Square 2, 4th Floor, Building 3

Thursday, October 11 0830h......... Board of Directors Meeting, Yosemite A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Volume 19– S a n F r a n c i s c o , C a l i f o r n i a from the ECS San Francisco meeting, May 24—May 29, 2009 The following issues of ECS Transactions are from symposia held during the San Francisco meeting. All issues are available in electronic (PDF) editions, which may be purchased by visiting http://ecsdl.org/ECST/. Some issues are also available in hardcover editions. Please visit the ECS website for all issue pricing and ordering information. (All prices are in U.S. dollars; M = ECS member price; NM = nonmember price.)

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Battery/Energy Technology (General) - 215th ECS Meeting

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering (General) - 215th ECS Meeting

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Battery Modeling at Cell Level

Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Electrochemical Engineering: A Tutorial Symposium

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Characterization of Porous Materials 2

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Fuel Cells for Portable Power

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Hydrogen Production, Transport, and Storage 3

Separators and Membranes for Batteries, Capacitors, Fuel Cells, and Other Electrochemical Systems

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Measurement and Diagnostics for Energy Systems

Tutorials in Electrochemical Technology - Current Distribution

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Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion

Electron Transfer and Applications of Fullerenes and Nanostructured Materials

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Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion

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Advanced Materials and Concepts for Energy Harvesting

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Dielectrics and Engineered Interfaces in Biological and Biomedical Applications

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Mechanistic and Synthetic Aspects of Organic Electrochemistry

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Corrosion (General) - 215th ECS Meeting

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Solid-State Lighting

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Porphyrins and Supramolecular Assemblies

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Metallic and Semiconducting Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion

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Electrochemical Detection of Pathogens

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Electrochemistry in Medicine and Biomedical Applications

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Impedance in Electrochemistry - From Analytical Applications to Mechanistic Speculation 2

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Novel Electrode Materials

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Role of Electrochemistry in Addressing Climate Change

Molecular and Supramolecular Chemistry of Fullerenes and Carbon Nanotubes

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Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Fundamental Properties and Processes

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Sensor Applications: Food Safety, Agricultural, and Environmental Sensors

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Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Applications and Devices

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Endofullerenes and Carbon Nanocapsules

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Energetics and Structure and Solid-State Physics

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Electrochemical Processing in ULSI and MEMS 4

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Special Lectures Sunday, May 24 For the Rest of Us… Yosemite A/B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Development of Organic Sensors and Electronics in Medicine and for Point-of-Care Patient Health Monitoring in Real Time

board of the International Journal of Computational Methods. He has published more than 500 journal papers and 13 books.

He has 13 patents pertinent to conducting polymers, smart structures, smart antennas, phase shifters, carbon nanotubes, and implantable devices for Parkinson’s patients, MEMS accelerometers, and gyroscopes. He is a fellow of SPIE, ASME, the Institute of Physics, and the Acoustical Society of America.

He has many visiting professorship appointments in leading schools overseas.

Monday, May 25

by Vijay K. Varadan A new paradigm in healthcare, driven by cost and quality issues, is now emerging, which enables continuous point-of-care (POC) monitoring of patient’s vital signs such as heart rate (ECG), respiration, body temperature, skin response (GSR), and motion activities (EMG). Real-time health monitoring could ensure the effectiveness of therapy by providing prevention, and early risk detection, which will significantly reduce healthcare costs by avoiding unnecessary hospitalizations. The key to POC monitoring is the development of cost-effective, light-weight and low-power consumable sensor devices that can be seamlessly embedded into a daily outfit. Latest advances in organic electronics have the ability to realize light and cost-effective smart fabrics with embedded electronics and sensors combined with wireless communications.

In this presentation, we introduce several organic based sensor devices capable of measuring temperature, strain, pH and potassium ion concentrations, each of which will enable us to monitor the patient’s respiration rate, skin/body temperature, and the onset of Acute Myocardial Ischemia. It is expected that these flexible organic sensors can easily fit on garment with wireless instrument, and this sensory suit will be ideal for the real-time monitoring of vital kinematics and signs at remote locations for activity and location monitoring. Selected movies illustrating the applications of both invasive and non-invasive wireless sensor systems to patients and surgical procedures will be shown at the talk.

Vijay K. Varadan is currently the Twenty-First Century Endowed Chair in Nano-and Bio-Technology and Medicine, and Distinguished Professor of Electrical Engineering and Distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering (College of Engineering) and Neurosurgery (College of Medicine) at University of Arkansas.

He is also a Professor of Neurosurgery at the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine. He also holds honorary doctorate degrees in Nano-, and Bio-Technologies and Medicine. He joined the University of Arkansas in January 2005 after serving on the faculty of Cornell University, Ohio State University, and Pennsylvania State University for the past 32 years.

Dr. Varadan is also the Director of the Center of Excellence for Nano-, Micro-, and Neuro-Electronics, Sensors and Systems, and the Director of the High Density Electronics Center. He has concentrated on the design and development of various electronic, acoustic, and structural composites, smart materials, structures, and devices including sensors, transducers, Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS), synthesis and large scale fabrication of carbon nanotubes, NanoElectroMechanical Systems (NEMS), microwave, acoustic and ultrasonic wave absorbers and filters. He has developed neurostimulator, wireless microsensors and systems for sensing and control of Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, glucose in the blood and Alzheimer’s disease. He is also developing both silicon and organic based wireless sensor systems with RFID for human gait analysis and sleep disorders and various neurological disorders.

Dr. Varadan is a founder and the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Smart Materials and Structures. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Nanomedical Science in Engineering and Medicine.

He is an Associate Editor of the Journal of Microlithography, Microfabrication, and Microsystems. He serves on the editorial Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Plenary Session Imperial Ballroom A/B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

The ECS Lecture

Quantum Cascade Lasers for the Mid- to FarInfrared: Band-Structure Engineering, Beam Engineering, and Applications

by Federico Capasso In his plenary talk, Federico Capasso will trace the path from the invention to the exciting advances in the physics, applications, and commercialization of the quantum cascade lasers—a revolutionary light source that covers the mid- and far-ir spectrum and is broadly impacting sensing, spectroscopy, and subwavelength photonics.

The Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) has emerged as the laser of choice for photonics and spectroscopy in the mid-infrared and in the far infrared, covering the range from 3 to 300 microns in wavelength, due to its unique wavelength agility and large “design space” that allows one to tailor its performance at will for a wide range of applications. These include single mode broadly tunable lasers for chemical sensing and trace gas analysis at parts per billion in volume; compact, chip-scale, broadband spectrometers with performance already comparable to state of the art Fourier-Transform-Infrared-Spectrometers; and high power continuous wave room temperature devices for military applications. Important commercial developments will be discussed. New functionalities have been demonstrated by integrating on the facets of QCLs sub-wavelength plasmonic nanostructures that have led to highly collimated beams by achieving a dramatic reduction of the beam divergence for LIDAR applications, unprecedented control of the polarization and ultrahigh intensity nanoscale size spots in the near field for high resolution chemical imaging.

Federico Capasso is the Robert L. Wallace Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard University, which he joined in 2003 after a 27 year career at Bell Labs. He holds a Doctor of Physics degree from Rome University. His research includes band-structure engineering of novel devices/materials, nanophotonics, and quantum electrodynamics.

He has co-authored over 300 papers and holds over 65 U.S. patents. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. His awards include the King Faisal International Prize for Science, the American Physical Society Arthur Schawlow Prize, the IEEE Edison Medal, the IEEE Streifer Award, the Wetherill Medal of the Franklin Institute, the OSA Wood prize, the Rank Prize in Optoelectronics, the Material Research Society Medal, the IEEE Sarnoff Award, the Welker Medal, the Duddell Medal and Prize of the Institute of Physics, and the Newcomb Cleveland Prize.

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Monday, May 25 Plenary Session Imperial Ballroom A/B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

The 2009 Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology Award Address

High Resolution Imaging Technology: A View of the Future

by C. Grant Willson The drive to manufacture semiconductor devices with ever smaller features has inspired amazing improvements in imaging materials science and technology for over 3 decades. Billions of dollars have been spent in efforts to devise methods and materials that enable the printing of ever smaller transistors. The most advanced microelectronic devices in full scale production have minimum features in the range of 40-50 nm and fully functional transistors with 10 nm gates have been characterized. The lithographic process that has been used to generate these “nano-structures” is becoming extremely expensive and the cost of that process threatens the economics of the semiconductor manufacturing industry.

Imprint lithography, a much lower cost, high resolution patterning technology is emerging as a potential adjunct to photolithography. Imprint lithography loosely defines a set of techniques that include several forms of embossing, stamping, and molding that show great promise as low cost methods for producing nanostructures. These techniques take many different forms, each of which has its own special applicability.

The technique we call Step and Flash Imprint Lithography (S- FIL) is designed to allow the fabrication of high resolution,

high aspect ratio images that can be aligned with precision.

The process accurately replicates arbitrary shapes as small as 20 nm and structures smaller than 5 nanometers in width have been faithfully reproduced. The state of high resolution imaging processes for production of devices with nanoscale features will be presented with emphasis on Step and Flash Imprint Lithography Process.

C. Grant Willson earned his BS and PhD degrees at UC, Berkeley. He came to The University of Texas in 1993 from his position as an IBM Fellow and Manager of the Polymer Science and Technology area at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California. He joined IBM after serving on the faculties of California State University, Long Beach and the University of California, San Diego.

Dr. Willson’s research can be characterized as the design and synthesis of functional organic materials with emphasis on materials for microelectronics. He is co-inventor of the chemically amplified photoresists used to manufacture all of today’s advanced semiconductor devices and co-founder of Molecular Imprints, Inc. Dr. Willson is a member of the ACS, APS, SPIE, SPE, ASEE, Sigma Xi, and the National Academy of Engineering. Dr. Willson is a Fellow of PMSE and SPIE. He is co-author of more than 450 journal publications and co-inventor on more than 40 issued patents.

His work has been honored by 5 awards from the ACS, the Alexander von Humboldt Award from the Federal Republic of Germany, the Aristotle Award from SRC, and the Malcolm E. Pruitt Award from the CRC. He received the National Academy of Sciences Award for Chemistry in Service to Society, the Japanese Photopolymer Science and Technology Award, the Dehon Little Award from the AIChE, and the Zernike Award from SPIE. He was the 2007 recipient of the SEMI North America Award and was recently awarded the National Medal for Technology and Innovation by the President of the United States.

2009 Gordon E. Moore Award Reception—All meeting registrants are invited to attend the award reception honoring C. Grant Willson, recipient of the 2009 Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology on Tuesday at 1800-1845h, in Yosemite C, Ballroom level, Buildings 1/2/3.

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Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Electrochemical Engineering 2 a tutorial symposium open to all meeting attendees

DON’T MISS this one-of-a-kind symposium that will give YOU:

• successful examples of people with your technical background who are leaders in academia, industry, and government • valuable career guidance from these professionals • the proven methods to start your own technology-based business • inside information on research and development policy Recent electrochemical science and engineering graduates are often unsure of employer expectations for new hires, and, in turn, realistic expectations for new hires upon embarking on their new position. This symposium will present invited speakers who will discuss career and leadership opportunities for professionals trained in science and engineering fields with backgrounds that impact electrochemical technology education, fundamentals, development, and commercialization.

All sessions will be held on Monday, May 25, 2009, in Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Hilton San Francisco

Session 1: Leadership (2:00-3:20 PM)

Following the presentations will be a facilitated discussion between the audience and the panel to explore clarifying roles and priorities, strategies for success, and commonalities of the various challenges and issues facing those who are new to a career in electrochemical sciences and engineering.

Presentations by: Adam Weber (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), Bryan Pivovar (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), Vijay Ramani (Illinois Institute of Technology), Gerri Botte (Ohio University), and Andy Herring (Colorado School of Mines).

Session 2: Entrepreneurship (3:40-5:00 PM)

The second panel will provide guidance to assist the interested professional in small business development, grant opportunities, and strategies for building partnerships. A discussion period facilitated by the session chair will follow the presentations, in which the audience will be encouraged to engage the panelists with questions regarding business establishment and development. Panelists include: Venkat Srinivasan (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), Vijay Sethuraman (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), and Scott Greenway (Greenway Energy LLC).

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Special Lectures Award Winners NOTE: For complete biographies of the award recipients, and the schedule of their presentations, please see the General Meeting Program on the ECS website: www.electrochem.org/meetings/ biannual/215/215.htm.

Electronics and Photonics Division Award Eicke R. Weber is director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (ISE) and Professor of Physics and Applied Sciences at the Albert-Ludwig University of Freiburg, Germany. The ISE institute has a total staff of about 830 and an annual budget of more than Euro 50M and is one of the world’s leading research institutes in the field of renewable energy and energy efficiency. The focus of Dr. Weber’s research is the analysis of lattice defects in Si and compound semiconductors; recently he studied specifically how good solar cells may be produced out of upgraded metallurgical (“dirty”) silicon with high metal content.

Prof. Weber studied physics at the University of Cologne, Germany, where he received his doctorate in 1996 and his habilitation in 1983. From 1983-2006 he was on the faculty of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering of the University of California, Berkeley, since 1991 as a professor of materials science. In 1990 he was appointed a visiting professor at the Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan, and in 2000 at the Kyoto University in Kyoto, Japan. In 1994 he received an Alexander von Humboldt Senior Scientist award. From 20042006 he served as the chair of the Nanoscale Science and Engineering Graduate Group in Berkeley. He served as president of the Alexander von Humboldt Association of America (AvHAA) in 2001-2003 and in 2003 he was elected founding president of the German Scholars Organization (GSO). In 2006 he received the Award of Merit (“Bundesverdienstkreuz am Bande”) from the President of Germany.

Energy Technology Division Research Award Krishnan Rajeshwar’s research contributions span a broad spectrum in environmental and energy areas ranging from the thermo- and electroanalytical chemistry of oil shales and oil sands, photocatalytic remediation of organic and inorganic pollutants in water and air, semiconductor thin film preparation and characterization, energy-efficient methods for oxide semiconductor preparation, photoelectrochemical energy conversion, and solar water splitting using inorganic semiconductors. He is the author of over 450 refereed publications in reputed journals and several book chapters and monographs or edited volumes. His recent research on photocatalysis and solar energy conversion has been featured in the popular media including CNN, Radio Business News, UTA Today, Dallas Morning News, Arlington Morning News, Fort Worth Star Telegram, Chemistry and Industry, Chemical & Engineering News, and Business Week. Dr. Rajeshwar is an active member of the Energy Technology Division within the Society where he served as past chair and organizes many symposia for that Division, including one at this meeting. He is also currently serving as the Editor of the ECS Interface magazine and is on the Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

of Applied Electrochemistry. He is a Fellow of The Electrochemical Society. Dr. Rajeshwar was inducted into the Academy of Distinguished Scholars at UT Arlington as a charter member and now holds the title of Distinguished University Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry and Associate Dean, College of Science. He is the founding director of the Center for Renewable Energy Science & Technology (CREST), which brings together some 25 faculty members on campus to do collaborative research on energy-related problems.

Energy Technology Division Research Award Jai Prakash is interim chair and professor of chemical engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology’s (IIT) Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, as well as the director of the Center for Electrochemical Science and Engineering, both located in Chicago, Illinois. He received his PhD in physical chemistry from Delhi University, India, in 1985. After completion of his degree, he joined Professor Ernest Yeager’s research group at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, and earned his second PhD in electrochemistry in 1990. He then joined Argonne National Laboratory as a post­doctoral fellow and became a full staff member in 1993. From 1996 to 1998, he worked at Energizer Power Systems as a technology manger before joining IIT as an associate professor. He is also the past chair and vice-chair of the ECS Energy Technology Division. Prakash’s research interests are in the area of energy and sustainability, with an emphasis on electrochemical energy conversion and storage.

His research group applies the key tenets of fundamental electrochemistry and materials science to achieve advances in battery, fuel cell, photovoltaic, and hydrogen storage technologies. Prakash’s work has resulted in eight patents, two book chapters, and more than 122 journal publications and proceedings papers in these areas.

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Division Richard E. Smalley Research Award Phaedon Avouris received his BSc degree at the Aristotle University in Greece and his PhD degree in physical chemistry at Michigan State University in 1974. He did postdoctoral work at UCLA and was a Research Fellow at AT&T Bell Laboratories before joining the staff of IBM’s Research Division at the Watson Research Center in 1978. In 1984 he became manager of Chemical Physics and in 2004 he was elected IBM Fellow. He is currently manager of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. He has also been an adjunct professor at Columbia University and the University of Illinois.

Over the years, his research has involved a wide variety of subjects in such areas as laser spectroscopy, surface physics and chemistry, scanning tunneling microscopy, atom manipulation, and nanoelectronics. His current research is focused on experimental and theoretical studies of the electrical, optical, and optoelectronic properties of carbon nanotubes and graphene. The work includes the design, fabrication, and study of nanoelectronic and optoelectronic devices and circuits.

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Dr. Avouris has published over 350 scientific papers. He has been elected Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Physical Society, the Institute of Physics of the UK, the Academy of Athens, the IBM Academy of Technology, American Association for the Advancement of Science, New York Academy of Sciences, and the American Vacuum Society. He has received many awards including the APS Irving Langmuir Prize for Chemical Physics, the AVS Medard W. Welch Award for Surface Science, the Julius Springer Award for Applied Physics, and the Richard Feynman Nanotechnology Prize. He has also received many IBM Corporation “Outstanding Technical Achievement” awards, and Michigan State University’s Distinguished Alumnus Award.

He serves in the Editorial Boards of a number of journals and book series.

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Division New Electrochemical Technology (NET) Award FuelCell Energy (FCE), CT, USA will receive the award for its high-efficiency, ultra-clean, and high reliability Carbonate Direct FuelCell® (DFC®) power plant commercialized for on-site electric and combined heat and power generation applications. DFC power plants electrochemically produce electricity directly from readily available hydrocarbon fuels.

The basic R&D started in 1976 culminating in a 250 kW commercial product delivered to Kirin Brewery in Japan in 2003. Currently (as of January 2009) the DFC products have achieved over 20 MW installed capacity. The DFC generator electricity conversion efficiency approaches 50% in smaller size simple cycle units, and 60% in large combined cycle generators, which is unmatched by alternate technologies in its size range. The key contributors to the technology are as follows.

Bernard S. Baker (deceased) was the research, development and commercialization pioneer. Dr. Baker started working on carbonate fuel cells in Amsterdam, Holland as a Fullbright Scholar with Prof.

G. H. J. Broers. Dr. Baker continued his research on carbonate fuel cells at the Institute of Gas Technology, Chicago, where he directed research in the area of energy conversion and fuel cells, and simultaneously pursued his doctoral degree at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL. Shortly after receiving his doctorate in chemical engineering from IIT in 1969, Dr. Baker co-founded and served as president, chief executive officer, and chairman of Energy Research Corporation, now called FuelCell Energy, Inc., where Dr. Baker worked on his unique version of the carbonate fuel cell – the DFC®. Dr. Baker created his first DFC, which was no bigger than a silver dollar and generated only a few milliwatts. By the time Dr. Baker retired in 1997, the company he founded became a leading fuel cell company manufacturing large-scale fuel cells for industry. Dr. Baker received the Grove Medal in 1999 for his contributions to the advancement of fuel cells. He was issued 20 U.S. patents relating to fuel cells and other electrochemical systems. He authored more than 100 publications, including technical papers, books and symposia proceedings on the subject of fuel cells.

Hansraj C. Maru was the research and development leader in developing and commercially introducing Direct FuelCell power plants. Dr. Maru oversaw the development of these power plants from the initial miliwatt units to the present megawatt size. Maru was an integral part of the development of the DFC technology holding a number of technical and management positions in his 29 years of service with the company. Over the years, he served as vice president of research and development, executive vice president, and chief technology officer. Maru retired in 2006 as CTO. Maru holds 13 patents, and he authored more than 160 publications.

He edited four symposium volumes and contributed chapters to two books. Maru’s work was recognized with the 2004 F.T. Bacon Medal Award and the 2003 Mass High Tech All Star Award for his contributions to fuel cell technology.

Mohammad Farooque is a key DFC technology developer. Farooque is the Senior Vice President and Distinguished Fellow, Direct Fuel Cell Technology at FCE. Dr. Farooque has carried out increasing responsibilities for technology development. He has been leading the development of all aspects of the direct fuel cell technology since early 1990s. Under his technical leadership, the direct carbonate technology as well as the power plant design, was developed under a Department of Energy and a private-sector funded co-operative program. Dr. Farooque is considered a world’s leading expert in the carbonate fuel cell technology. He has authored over 130 publications in electrochemical systems and fuel cells including chapters in three fuel cell handbooks and has been awarded 24 U.S. patents.

Chao-Yi Yuh is a key developer of the DFC core technology. He is the Director, Carbonate Cell/Stack Development and Discipline Chief, Carbonate Fuel Cell Material Sciences at FuelCell Energy. Prior to joining the company, he conducted experimental and theoretical investigations of fuel cell porous electrodes at the Institute of Gas Technology, Chicago. Chao-Yi joined FuelCell Energy in 1985 as an electrochemical engineer, assuming increasing responsi-bilities and performing a lead role on materials development, design, testing, and validation of fuel cell core components. He has made major contributions to the development of numerous advanced components currently used in the company’s commercial DFC products. He is a leading expert on fuel cell electrochemistry, corrosion, materials science, stack design, and fabrication. He was awarded in 2000 a prestigious Tibbetts award by the U.S. Government’s Small Business Administration (SBA) for successfully developing and commercializing fuel cell materials developed under a DOE SBIR program. He was granted 11 patents in fuel cell area and has authored more than 60 publications, including chapters in several books. (continued on next page)

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Award Winners (continued from previous page)

Joel Doyon is a key developer of the core DFC components. Starting his career in 1979 as a research chemist, Mr. Doyon was involved in the development of the first high temperature fuel cell core components that are currently used in FuelCell Energy’s commercial DFC products. Since then, Mr. Doyon has held various positions of increasing responsibility within the company beginning as Manager of Components Manufacturing to Vice President of Government Programs. Mr. Doyon played a key role in the engineering design, plant layout, and successful commissioning of the first state-of-the-art pilot manufacturing facility for the direct fuel cells. Mr. Doyon oversaw the development of the fuel cell module and the submegawatt power plant that is now the basis for the company’s commercial products. Mr. Doyon was awarded 7 patents and has authored many papers. Mr. Doyon retired from FuelCell Energy in 2008.

Pinakin Patel is a key DFC cell and stack developer. Mr. Patel has been actively engaged in the development of fuel cells for over three decades. Mr. Patel is a key member of the FuelCell Energy team that developed the direct carbonate fuel cell and stack technology.

His technical innovations and leadership played an important role in the development of the DFC full-size stack design. As the leader of the design team, he participated in collaborative research and development efforts with many reputed international companies such as Sanyo and Mitsubishi in Japan, and Haldor Topsoe and Elkraft Power Co. in Denmark. He led the design team for the first 2 MW fuel cell module for demonstration at Santa Clara, California. Mr. Patel is currently the Director of Special Systems and Research at FCE. Mr. Patel holds 15 U.S. patents and has authored over 100 publications and seminar presentations in the U.S., Canada, Japan, Europe, and India.

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division David C. Grahame Award

Héctor D. Abruña, Emile M. Chamot Professor of Chemistry, completed his graduate studies with Royce W. Murray and Thomas J. Meyer at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1980 and was a postdoctoral research associate with Allen J. Bard (198081) at the University of Texas at Austin. After a brief stay at the University of Puerto Rico, he went to Cornell in 1983.

The signal accomplishment of Dr. Abruña’s research has been to take a multidisciplinary approach to the study of electrochemical phenomena by combining elements of various branches of chemistry, physics, and biochemistry. He has incorporated concepts of coordination chemistry and biochemistry into the area of chemically modified electrodes and their analytical application in sensors, for transition metal ions and organic functionalities, biosensors, and in electrocatalytic applications.

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He pioneered the use of X-ray based techniques to the in-situ study of electrochemical interfaces.

Most recently, his work has focused on novel materials (based on ordered intermetallic phases) as electrocatalysts for fuel cell applications, the use of organosulfur materials as high performance cathodes for lithium ion batteries, and on the synthesis and development of nanometric building blocks for application in molecular electronics.

Prof. Abruña is the co-author of over 300 publications, has given over 420 invited lectures world-wide, and is most proud of the 32 students that, to date, have obtained a PhD with him.

Prof. Abruña has been the recipient of numerous awards including (most recently) the ACS Award in Electrochemistry and the C. N. Reilley Award in Electrochemistry for 2007. He was elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2007 and Fellow of the International Society of Electrochemistry in 2008.

Technical Exhibit The Technical Session coffee break is scheduled for 0930h in the Grand Ballroom A/B, Building 2, on Tuesday and Wednesday, to allow meeting attendees additional time to browse through the exhibits. The exhibit will feature instruments, materials, systems, publications, and software of interest to attendees.

Exhibit Hours Monday, May 25................................................... 1800-2000h includes the Monday Evening Poster Session Tuesday, May 26................................................... 0900-1400h re-opening................................................................ 1800-2030h includes the Tuesday evening Poster Session Wednesday, May 27............................................. 0900-1400h

Exhibitors as of Press-Time ECS Booth 100 ecs@electrochem.org www.electrochem.org Bio-Logic USA Booths 215 & 314 info@bio-logic.us www.bio-logic.us BVT Technologies, a.s.

Booth 211 info@bvt.cz www.bvt.cz CSIR, Materials Science & Manufacturing, Energy & Processes Booth 115 Mahlanyane K. Mathe kmathe@csir.co.za www.csir.co.za Dierker & Associates, P.C. – Intellectual Property Law Booth 205 Julia Dierker juliad@troypatent.com www.troypatent.com 15

Exponent, Inc.

NuVant Systems, Inc.

Booth 105 Sarah Stewart sstewart@exponent.com www.exponent.com

Booth 213 Linda Smotkin lindasueram@aol.com www.nuvant.com

FlackTek, Inc.

PEC North America

Booth 112 Sharon Blanche Sharon@flacktek.net www.speedmixer.com

Booth 204 Peter Ulrix peter.ulrix@peccorp.com www.peccorp.com/batteries

Fuel Cell Technologies

Pine Research Instrumentation

Booth 312 Chuck Derouin fuelcell@aol.com www.fuelcelltechnologies.com

Booth 203 Jenny Garry jgarry@pineinst.com www.pineinst.com/echem

Gamry Instruments

Princeton Applied Research / Solartron Analytical

Booths 201 & 300 Pete Peterson ppeterson@gamry.com www.gamry.com

Booths 212 & 214 Ari Tampasis ari.tampasis@ametek.com www.princetonappliedresearch.com www.solartronanalytical.com

Gelest Inc.

Radiometer Analytical, A Hach Company Brand

Literature Display Joel M. Zazyczny jzazyczny@gelest.com www.gelest.com

Booth 101 Nick Mizenko nmizenko@hach.com www.voltalab.com

IMLB 2010 Booth 310 Nathalie Raymond raymond.nathalie@hydro.qc.ca International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE) Booth 113 Marco Musiani info@ise-online.org www.ise-online.org

SES Research Booth 103 Robert Wong Rwong@sesres.com www.sesres.com Springer Booths 302 & 304 Acasia Dalmau Exhibits-ny@springer.com www.springer.com

Metrohm USA Booths 200 & 202 Michael Kubicsko mkubicsko@metrohmusa.com www.metrohmusa.com MTI Corporation

Webcom Communications Literature Display Jessica Thebo jessicat@infowebcom.com www.infowebcom.com

Upcoming ECS Meetings and Exhibits

Booth 114 Mel Jian mel@mtixtl.com www.mtixtl.com

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2009 Fall Meeting Vienna, Austria

2010 Fall Meeting Las Vegas, Nevada

October 4-9, 2009 Technical Exhibit: October 5-7

October 10-15, 2010 Technical Exhibit: October 11-13

2010 Spring Meeting Vancouver, Canada

2011 Spring Meeting Montreal, Canada

April 25-30, 2010 Technical Exhibit: April 26-28

May 1-6, 2011 Technical Exhibit: May 2-4 Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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General Student Poster Session Organizers: V. Desai, G. Botte, P. Kulesza, H. Martin, V. Subramanian, and X. Zhang All Divisions

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Nanotechnology General Session Organizers: E. Traversa and C. Bock All Divisions

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Battery / Energy Technology Joint General Session Organizers: N. J. Dudney, S. R. Narayanan, and C. R. Walk Battery / Energy Technology

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Battery Modeling at Cell Level Organizers: V. Srinivasan, A. M. Sastry, and K. Zaghib Battery / Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

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Characterization of Porous Materials 2 Organizers: B. Lakshmanan, G. Brisard, and A. Lasia Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology

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Fuel Cells for Portable Power Organizers: S. R. Narayanan, D. Chu, and E. Plichta Energy Technology

Abst 293-298 Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 299-306 Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 307-316 Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

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Hydrogen Production, Transport, and Storage 3 Organizers: M. C. Williams, M. Heben, S. N. Lvov, M. Manivannan, P. H. Maupin, S. R. Narayanan, E. D. Wachsman, and J. W. Weidner High Temperature Materials / Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

Abst 369-374 Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 375-381 Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 382-394 Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Post 1-71 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 72-77 Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 78-86 Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 87-96 Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 116-121 Abst 122-133 Abst 134-144 Imperial Ballroom Imperial Ballroom Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, A, Ballroom Level, A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Buildings 1/2/3 Buildings 1/2/3

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Abst 203-212 Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Abst 224-236 Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Abst 145-152 Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 153-191 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 247-256 Abst 257-263 Franciscan D, Ballroom Franciscan D, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 274-281 Abst 285-292 Franciscan C, Ballroom Franciscan C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 282-284 Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Abst 317-325 Abst 344-353 Abst 354-361 Continental 6, Ballroom Continental 6, Ballroom Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 326-343 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 362-368 Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 395-404 Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 405-407 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

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Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion Organizers: K. Zaghib, K. M. Abraham, and C. Julien Energy Technology / Battery

Abst 426-431 Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 432-442 Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 443-453 Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion Organizers: K. Rajeshwar, J. Hupp, and B. Parkinson Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

Abst 517-521 Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 522-528 Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 529-535 Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Advanced Materials and Concepts for Energy Harvesting Organizers: X.-D. Zhou, M. Manivannan, and J. C. Nino High Temperature Materials / Energy Technology / New Technology Subcommittee

Abst 542-544 Continental 7, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 545-548 Continental 7, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 549-553 Continental 7, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Dielectrics and Engineered Interfaces in Biological and Biomedical Applications Organizers: M. Madou, S. Daunert, A. Hoff, I. Hsing, C. Kranz, D. Landheer, L. A. Nagahara, M. Nishizawa, A. Offenhaeusser, K. Sode, and T. Thundat Dielectric Science & Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Sensor / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry

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Mechanistic and Synthetic Aspects of Organic Electrochemistry Organizers: D. Peters and G. T. Cheek Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

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Corrosion General Session Organizer: D. C. Hansen Corrosion

Abst 576-586 Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 615-619 Franciscan D, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 620-627 Franciscan D, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 628-637 Franciscan D, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 639-649 Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Abst 506-516 Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Post 536-541 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 558-566 Abst 554-557 Abst 567-575 Continental 7, Ballroom Continental 7, Ballroom Continental 7, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 587-590 Abst 603-610 Abst 611-614 Continental 3, Ballroom Continental 3, Ballroom Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 591-602 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Post 638 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 650-657 Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 658-666 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 667-677 Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 678-687 Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Advanced Gate Stack, Source/Drain, and Channel Engineering for Si-Based CMOS 5: New Materials, Processes, and Equipment Organizers: V. Narayanan, E. P. Gusev, H. Iwai, D. L. Kwong, F. Roozeboom, and P. J. Timans Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science & Technology / High Temperature Materials

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Chemical Mechanical Polishing 10 Organizers: G. Banerjee, V. Desai, Y. Obeng, and K. Sundaram Dielectric Science & Technology

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Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic and Photonic Devices Organizers: P. Mascher, P. Joshi, Y. Kuo, M. E. Overberg, and P. Srinivasan Dielectric Science & Technology / Electronics and Photonics

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Abst 736-746 Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Abst 747-752 Union Square 20, 4th Floor, Building 3

Novel Plasma Techniques for Low Temperature Processing of Thin Films for Flexible Electronics Organizers: P. Joshi, P. Srinivasan, and R. Todi Dielectric Science & Technology

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Silicon Nitride, Silicon Dioxide, and Alternate Emerging Dielectrics 10 Organizers: R. Ekwal Sah, J. M. Deen, A. Toriumi, J. Yota, and J. Zhang Dielectric Science & Technology

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Abst 781-786 Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 787-793 Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

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Solid-State Lighting Organizers: M. Shur, I. Ferguson, and A. Zukauskas Electronics and Photonics

Abst 841-843 Union Square 19, 4th Floor, Building 3

Abst 844-846 Union Square 19, 4th Floor, Building 3

Abst 847-849 Union Square 19, 4th Floor, Building 3

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State-of-the-Art Program on Compound Semiconductors 50 (SOTAPOCS 50) Organizers: A. G. Baca, J. Brown, D. N. Buckley, and P. Nam Electronics and Photonics

Abst 862-866 Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 867-873 Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 874-881 Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Processes at the Semiconductor Solution Interface 3 Organizers: C. O’Dwyer and A. Etcheberry Electronics and Photonics

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Abst 753-758 Union Square 20, 4th Floor, Building 3

Abst 759-764 Union Square 20, 4th Floor, Building 3

Abst 768-772 Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Post 765-767 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 794-801 Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3 Post 802-811 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 773-777 Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 812-821 Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 822-828 Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 829-836 Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 837-840 Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 895-901 Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 902-908 Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 909-916 Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 917-922 Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 850-853 Union Square 19, 4th Floor, Building 3 Post 854-861 Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Abst 882-888 Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 889-894 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

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SOI Device Technology 14 Organizers: Y. Omura, S. Bedell, S. Cristoloveanu, F. Gamiz, and B-Y. Nguyen Electronics and Photonics

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Electrochemical Processing in ULSI and MEMS 4 Organizers: T. P. Moffat, H. Deligianni, J. Dukovic, and J. L. Stickney Electrodeposition

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Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering General Session Organizers: G. Pillay and W. An Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

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Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Electrochemical Engineering: A Tutorial Symposium Organizers: G. Pillay, R. Savinell, and J. W. Van Zee Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

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Separators and Membranes for Batteries, Capacitors, Fuel Cells, and Other Electrochemical Systems Organizers: P. Arora and V. Ramani Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

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Tutorials in Electrochemistry Technology — Current Distribution Organizers: M. E. Orazem and J. Fenton Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

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Electron Transfer and Applications of Fullerene and Nanostructured Materials Organizers: F. D’Souza, S. Fukuzumi, and D. M. Guldi Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

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Abst 971-978 Continental 2, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 979-989 Continental 2, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1010-1018 Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1043 Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1044-1052 Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1074-1077 Union Square 17/18, 4th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1078-1083 Abst 1084-1090 Union Square Union Square 17/18, 17/18, 4th Floor, 4th Floor, Building 3 Building 3

Abst 1091-1102 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

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Abst 935-940 Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 941-948 Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 949-955 Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 956-962 Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 963-967 Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 990-998 Abst 1003-1009 Continental 2, Ballroom Continental 2, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 999-1002 Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Abst 1019-1025 Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 1026-1032 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1033-1042 Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1053-1063 Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 1064-1073 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1103-1107 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3 Post 1108 & 1109 Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Abst 1110-1115 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1116-1126 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1127-1138 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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215th ECS Meeting Sunday, May 24

Code Technical Symposia H3

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Fundamental Properties and Processes Organizers: R. B. Weisman, M. Heben, and M. Zheng Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H4

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Applications and Devices Organizers: S. Rotkin and Y. Gogotsi Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H5

Endofullerenes and Carbon Nanocapusules Organizers: H. Shinohara, T. Akasaka, and A. L. Balch Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H6

Energetics and Structure and Solid-State Physics Organizers: Z. Slanina, O. V. Boltalina, and P. Reinke Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H7

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Medicine and Biology Organizers: T. Da Ros, A. Hirsch, and L. Wilson Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H8

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Monday, May 25 AM

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AM Abst 1139-1144 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1168-1173 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1174-1184 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Porphyrins and Supramolecular Assemblies Organizers: N. Solladie and K. M. Kadish Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Abst 1253-1259 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1260-1272 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

H9

Metallic and Semiconducting Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion Organizers: P. V. Kamat, and H. Imahori Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Abst 1277-1280 Taylor B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1281-1288 Taylor B, 6th Floor, Building 3

H10

Graphene and Emerging Materials for PostCMOS Applications Organizers: Y. Obeng, F. D’Souza, S. De-Gendt, H. Grebel, H. Iwai, P. V. Kamat, Z. Karim, D. Misra, J. Ruzyllo, and P. Srinivasan Dielectric Science & Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Abst 1290-1292 Taylor A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1293-1301 Taylor A, 6th Floor, Building 3

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Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry General Session Organizer: P. Trulove Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

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Tuesday,

Abst 1185-1190 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1302-1309 Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1339-1348 Yosemite A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

San Francisco, CA|May 24-29, 2009 May 26

Wednesday, May 27

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Abst 1145-1154 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3 Post 1155-1163 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1164-1167 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

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Thursday, May 28 AM

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Abst 1206-1217 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1218-1223 Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Friday, May 29 AM

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Post 1191-1199 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Post 1200-1205 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Post 1224-1226 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Post 1236 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1227-1228 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3 Abst 1237-1243 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1244-1252 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1310-1318 Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3 Post 1319 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1320-1327 Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1328-1333 Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1349-1357 Yosemite A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 Post 1358-1369 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1370-1377 Yosemite A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1378-1384 Yosemite A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1229-1235 Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Post 1273-1276 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Post 1289 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Abst 1334-1338 Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

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215th ECS Meeting Sunday, May 24

Code Technical Symposia

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Electrochemical Detection of Pathogens Organizers: I. Fritsch and C. Kranz Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

I3

Electrochemistry in Medicine and Biomedical Applications Organizers: C. Bock, J, Burgess, B. Eggers, C. Holmes, J. Rusling, and M. Urquidi-Macdonald Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Sensor

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Impedance in Electrochemistry — From Analytical Applications to Mechanistic Speculation 2 Organizers: P. Van�sek, D. C. Hansen, and M. E. Orazem Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Corrosion / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

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Novel Electrode Materials Organizers: S. Minteer and B. Lakshmanan Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

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Role of Electrochemistry in Addressing Climate Change Organizers: I. Fritsch, S. R. Narayanan, and K. Zaghib Energy Technology

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Sensors, Actuators, and Microsystems General Session Organizers: G. Hunter, Z. P. Aguilar, S. Bhansali, M. Carter, and R. Mukundan Sensor

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35 Years of Chemical Sensors — Honorary Symposium for Professor Jiri Janata Organizers: J. Li, R. Brown, C. J. Bruckner-Lea, D. Hatchet, M. Josowicz, and P. Van�sek Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

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Sensor Applications: Food Safety, Agricultural, and Environmental Sensors Organizers: A. Simonian, Z. P. Aguilar, S. Bhansali, W. Buttner, G. Hunter, and I. Taniguchi Sensor / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / New Technology Subcommittee

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Abst 1398-1407 Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1512-1514 Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1515-1524 Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1525-1534 Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

San Francisco, CA|May 24-29, 2009 May 26 PM

Wednesday, May 27 AM

Abst 1408-1413 Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3 Post 1414-1415 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1416-1425 Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Post 1426-1427 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1428-1438 Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Abst 1385-1391 Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1392-1397 Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1535-1545 Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

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Abst 1439-1449 Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1451-1456 Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Post 1450 Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Abst 1467-1473 Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Thursday, May 28

Abst 1457-1466 Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1474-1480 Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1481-1490 Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1491-1500 Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1546-1555 Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1556-1564 Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Abst 1501-1511 Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Abst 1565-1572 Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Abst 1573-1579 Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

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Technical Sessions Monday, May 25

Monday, May 25

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Investigation of Reactively Sputtered ZnO:Al Thin Films for Solar Cell - B. P. Shantheyanda and S. Kalpathy (University of central florida)

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First-principle Analyses of Stress and Strain During Li deintercalation in LiCoO2 - Y. S. Li, X. Cheng and Y. Zhang (Xiamen University)

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Large Cation Model of Dissociative Reduction of WO3-x Lattice Studied by EQCN and AFM M. Hepel and D. Wickham (State University of New York at Potsdam)

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Application of Polyoxometallate-modified Gold Nanoparticles as Supports and Reactive Centers in Electrocatalysis - S. Zoladek, I. A. Rutkowska and P. Kulesza (University of Warsaw)

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1200h......... Writing an Effective Cover Letter and Resume Workshop, Union Square 1/2, 4th Floor, Building 3

Very Strong Redox-Dependent Hydrogen Bonding between a bisDimethylaminophenylurea and a Cyclic Diamide - K. Kangas, J. Woods and D. K. Smith (San Diego State University)

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1215h......... Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Division Luncheon & Business Meeting; tickets are $27 in advance, $32 onsite, non-refundable, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3

Spectroelectrochemical Studies on the Roles of Hydrogen Bonding and Proton Transfer in the Non-Aqueous Electrochemistry of pPhenylenediamines - L. Clare, S. Maciejewski, J. Woods and D. K. Smith (San Diego State University)

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1215h......... Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting; tickets are $27 in advance, $32 onsite, nonrefundable, Union Square 23/24, 4th Floor, Building 3

Synthesis and Characterization of Heptafluoropropylated Fullerene Derivatives - N. B. Shustova, I. V. Kuvychko (Colorado State University), A. Popov (Moscow State University), Y. Chen (Center for Advanced Radiation Sources, The University of Chicago), S. H. Strauss and O. Boltalina (Colorado State University)

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Anodic Protection of Lead by Polyaniline - C. Aucher, D. Bélanger (UQAM), T. Brousse (Univ.

Nantes-Polytech) and D. Guay (INRS-EMT)

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Study of Oxide Growth on Noble Metal Surfaces by Dynamic Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy - R. L. Sacci and D. Harrington (University of Victoria)

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Crystallization Behavior of Laser Induced Ge2Sb2Te5 and N-doped Ge2Sb2Te5 Thin Films - K. Do, I. Yang, D. Ko, M. Cho and H. Sohn (Yonsei University)

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Operando Time- and Potential-Dependent Spectroscopy Using an Air-Breathing Fuel Cell - E. A. Lewis (Northeastern University), Q. Jia (Illinois Institute of Technology), H. Rivera (University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras), C. Grice (NuVant Systems, Inc.), M. Fuccillo (Northeastern University), C. Segre (Illinois Institute of Technology) and E. Smotkin (Northeastern University)

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Decomposition of LiXCoO2 Characterized by Magnetic Measurements - D. Mohanty and H. Gabrisch (Advanced Material Research Institute)

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On-Chip Supercapacitors Based on Porous Carbon Electrodes - M. Beidaghi, V. Penmatsa, W. Chen and C. Wang (Florida International University)

0800h......... The ECS Lecture: “Quantum Cascade Lasers for the Mid- to Far-Infrared: Band-Structure Engineering, Beam Engineering, and Applications,” Federico Capasso; and 2009 Gordon E. Moore Award Lecture: “High Resolution Imaging Technology: a View of the Future,” C. Grant Willson, Imperial Ballroom A/B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 0930h......... Coffee Break, West Lounge, Ballroom Level, Building 1/2/3

1300h......... Job Interviewing Tips Workshop, Union Square 1/2, 4th Floor, Building 3 1400h......... Resume Roundtable Workshop, Union Square 1/2, 4th Floor, Building 3 1800h......... Monday Evening Mixer, Student Poster Session, and Technical Exhibit Opening, Grand Ballroom A/B, Building 2

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General Student Poster Session

All Divisions

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Student Poster Session Co-Chairs: V. Desai, G. Botte, P. Kulesza, V. Subramanian, and X. Zhang

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Proton Exchange Membranes for Fuel Cell Applications - A. Fuchs, A. Adibhatla, J. Sutrisno, C. Henderson, B. Wallis, C. Evrensel and F. Gordaninejad (University of Nevada, Reno)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Etch Features revealed on Si(100) by Wet Chemical Etching with Solutions containing Potassium Iodide - J. Maehliss (GoetheUniversity), A. Abbadie, F. Brunier (SOITEC S.A.), A. Brodyanski, R. Merz (University of Kaiserslautern) and B. Kolbesen (GoetheUniversity Frankfurt/Main) Electrochemical Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles and their Application in the Sensing of Nitrates - C. Fox (National University of Ireland Maynooth), C. Breslin (NUI Maynooth) and D. Rooney (National University of Ireland Maynooth)

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Electroreduction of O2 on Selenium Nanotubes: Theoretical Prediction - K. A. Kurak and A. Anderson (Case Western Reserve University)

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A Supramolecular Approach to the Detection of Dopamine using Cyclodextrin Modified Polypyrrole - C. C. Harley, D. Rooney (NUI Maynooth) and C. Breslin (Dept. Chemistry, NUI Maynooth)

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Probing the Supercapacitive Properties of nickel (II) octa[(3,5-biscarboxylate)phenoxy]phthalocyanine (NiO(BCP)Pc) and SWCNT-phenyl-NH2 Hybrid - B. O. Agboola and K. I. Ozoemena (University of Pretoria)

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Characterization of Molybdenum Nitride Thin Films Deposited by Reactive Sputtering - C. Wang and Y. Lai (National United University)

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Assembly of CdSe Quantum Dots onto Mesoscopic TiO2 Films Induced by A Selfassembly Monolayer - H. Chien, L. Chong and Y. Lee (National Cheng Kung University)

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Defects of 6061 Aluminum Alloy Anodized in Sulfuric Acid - H. Hsih, C. Lin and T. Chuang (National Taiwan University)

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Interogating the Electrocatalytic Properties of Coordination of Self-Assembled Mixed Monolayers of Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes and Ferrocenes on Gold Electrode.

- D. Nkosi and K. I. Ozoemena (University of Pretoria)

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Electrochemical Generation of Fp-Silanes - S. Neuhold, M. Flock and C. Grogger (Graz University of Technology)

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On-time Determination of Ru Crossover in DMFC and PEMFC - L. Liu, L. Zhang, X. Cheng, Y. Zhang (Xiamen University) and Q. Fan (Gas Technology Institute)

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Novel Platinum (II) Octa-carboxy Substituted Iron (II) Phthalocyanine supported on MWCNTs for Formic Acid Oxidation and Oxygen Reduction Reaction - S. Mamuru and K. I. Ozoemena (University of Pretoria)

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Self-Assembled Layer-by-Layer Networks Incorporating Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes and Iron Phthalocyanine - J. Pillay and K. I. Ozoemena (University of Pretoria)

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Synthesis and Electrochemical Studies of Metalloporphyrins with Azobenzene Groups - K. Chiu and Y. Su (National Chi Nan University)

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Modification of PEN Surface with Ar Plasma Treatment using ICP-CVD System - K. Bae, T. Bang, H. Yun, J. Kim, H. Kim (Catholic University of Daegu) and J. Hong (CTC Co.,Ltd)

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Effect of Bottom Electrode on the Resistive Switching of Programmable Metallization Cell Made with SiO2 Films. - Y. Ho (Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Tsing Hua University), J. Gan, C. Hsiung, T. Wu (National Tsing-Hua university), M. Tsai and F. Chen (Industrial Technology Research Institute)

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Polypyrrole, Its Application in the Delivery of Dopamine. - G. M. Hendy (NUI Maynooth) and C. Breslin (Dept. Chemistry, NUI Maynooth)

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Directional Behavior and Orientational Mechanism of LC on Polyimide Surfaces with UV Exposure and Rubbing Treatment - H. Na, W. Lee (Yonsei University), J. Lim (Yonsei University in Korea), H. Park, B. Oh and D. Seo (Yonsei University)

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Research of Liquid Crystal Alignment on Tantalum Oxide by using Ion Beam Irradiation - J. Lim (Yonsei University in Korea), W. Lee, H. Na (Yonsei University), K. Lee, B. Oh, B. Kim (Yonsei University in Korea) and D. Seo (Yonsei University)

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In Situ Studies of Pd/Ge Layers for Ohmic Contact on GaAs and InGaAs - A. Firrincieli, E. Simoen, M. Meuris, C. Claeys, K. Opsomer (IMEC), C. Detavernier and R. Van Meirhaeghe (University of Ghent)

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Swelling Behaviors of Thermosensitive N-isopropylacrylamide Polymer Gel in a Binary Solvent Mixture. - S. Jung and Y. Bae (Hanyang University)

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Ionic Conductivities of Perfluorosulfonic Acid Polymer Membrane by Group Contribution Method - J. Kim and Y. Bae (Hanyang University)

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Low-voltage Driving of Liquid Crystals Vertically Aligned by Ion-beam Irradiation on High-k HfO2/Al2O3 Double Layers - W. Lee, H. Na, J. Lim and D. Seo (Yonsei University)

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A Novel Source/Drain Contact Method for 3-Dimensional MOSFET - S. Ahn, J. Jung, H. Lee, H. Lee and S. Hahm (Kyungpok National University)

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Influence of CO2 on Ionic Conductivity of Anion Exchange Membrane for Alkaline DMFCs - T. Kimura, H. Kim and Y. Yamazaki (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

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Effects of Gas Barrier Film on Characteristics of ITO and IZO Anodes for Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diodes - H. Kim, S. Ryu, J. Lee, T. Wang and S. Sohn (Catholic University of Daegu)

Fuel Cell Membrane Morphology for Thermodynamic Approach with Simulation Technique - Y. Kim (Division of chemical engineering, Hanyang university,Republic of Korea) and Y. Bae (Hanyang University)

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Molecular Co-sensitization of Mixed Organic Dyes for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells - Z. Chen, Y. Lin, S. Huang, Y. Cheng, Y. Lee and Y. Yang (National Cheng Kung University)

Molecular Thermodynamic Approach for Binary Polymer Solutions and Application to Polymer Gels - J. Jung and Y. Bae (Hanyang University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Phase Behavior and Ionic Conductivity in Ionic Liquids (ILs) with Poly-ethyleneglycol (PEG) Electrolyte System - N. Park and Y. Bae (Hanyang University)

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Electrodeposited Au/FeAu Nanowires with Controlled Porosity of the FeAu Layer - S. Lucatero and E. Podlaha (Northeastern University)

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Molecular Thermodynamics Approach for Polymer-Polymer Miscibility - S. Oh and Y. Bae (Hanyang University)

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Sensing Neurotransmitter and Protein on Neuron-regeneration Membrane of Nanowires - F. Chen, M. Lee (University of Arkansas), H. Duhart, S. Ali (Neurochemistry Laboratory, National Center for Toxicological Research, Food and Drug Administration, Jefferson, AR), M. Benamara (Institute for Nanoscale Science and Engineering, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701) and Z. Tian (University of Arkansas)

Long-time Air-oxidation of Cr2AlC and (Cr0.95Ti0.05)2AlC Compounds between 700 and 1000°C - T. D. Nguyen (Sunkyunkwan University), S. Park (KIST, Korea) and D. Lee (Sunkyunkwan University)

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Electrochemical Patterning of Gold Nanoparticles on Transparent Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Films - M. N. Bui, X. Pham, K. Han, C. Li and G. Seong (Hanyang University)

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Fabrication of Hydrogel Microstructures on Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Films - C. Li, K. Han, M. N. Bui, X. Pham and G. Seong (Hanyang University)

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Synthesis and Characterization of a New Triphenylamine Derivative - M. Gao and S. Cheng (National Chi Nan University)

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X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) Analysis of Oxygen Annealed Radio Frequency Sputter Deposited BCN thin films - V. O. Todi, B. P. Shantheyanda and K. Sundaram (University of Central Florida)

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Theoretical Study of the Kinetics of Ammonia Oxidation on Platinum Anodes - D. A. Daramola, A. Dugovics and G. Botte (Ohio University)

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Electrical Characteristics of Al2O3/TiO2 Nanolaminate Dielectrics on GaN - K. Lee, J. Gong (National Tsing Hua University) and B. Liou (Instrument Technology Research Center)

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Affordable Martian Environmental Chamber for Simulated Non-Terrestrial Electrochemistry - D. Loutzenhiser, R. Bouley and C. DiCarlo (Grand Valley State University)

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Surface Modification and Sterilization by an Atmospheric Glow Discharge - C. Ko and W. Lee (Kangwon National University)

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Electrochemical Protein Redox Activity under Simulated Extreme Martian Conditions - R. Bouley, D. Loutzenhiser and C. DiCarlo (Grand Valley State University)

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Adsorption Behavior of Chloride Anion on Au(111) and its Effect on Electrochemical Copper Deposition: in-situ Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Study - C. Chien and Y. Lee (National Cheng Kung University)

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Rapid Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing Using Electrochemical Biosensors - H. Phull, K. Mach, C. Du and J. C. Liao (Stanford University)

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Influence of NafionTM and Poly(vinylidenefluoride) on Capacitive Properties of Polyaniline/Ru-oxide Composite - M. Kraljic Rokovic, Z. Mandic (Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology, University of Zagreb), V. Horvat-Radosevic and K. Kvastek (Ruđer Bošković Institute)

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Electrochemical and Spectroscopic Characterization of Water Soluble Benzimidazobenzophenanthroline-type Ladder Polymer Derivitative - M. Wagner, A. Osterholm (Åbo Akademi University), S. Hirvonen, H. Tenhu (University of Helsinki), C. Kvarnström and A. Ivaska (Åbo Akademi University)

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Selective Oxidation of Carbon by Active Oxygen and its Characteristics as a Diesel Particulate Matter Sensor - S. Teranishi, A. Tsuge (Nagoya University), A. Tomita (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) and T. Hibino (Nagoya University) Electrical Characterization of High-k Anodic Aluminum Oxide Gate Dielectrics on Gallium Nitride Substrate MOS Capacitors - C. Lee, K. Lee and J. Gong (National Tsing Hua University) Manipulating the Surface Reactivity of Pd for Fuel Cell Reactions - L. Xiao, L. Zhuang and J. Lu (Wuhan University) Experimental and Theoretical Investigation of Thermodynamic and Transport Phenomena in Polysilicon and silicon nitride CVD - N. Chawla (IIT Madras, Chennai, India), R. Nagarajan (IIT Madras) and E. Bhattacharya (IIT Madras, Chennai, India)

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Photoluminescence of Manganese-doped ZnAl2O4 Nanophosphors - M. T. Tsai, Y. Chen, P. Tsai and Y. Wang (National Formosa University)

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Linearity Characteristics of Field Plated AlGaN/GaN HEMTs for Microwave Applications - H. Hsu (Yuan Ze University), J. Huang, C. Lu, C. Chang and E. Y. Chang (National Chiao-Tung University)

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Study of Pulsed Laser Deposited Li4Ti5O12 Thin Films by CV and GITT - J. Deng, Z. Lu and C. Chung (City University of Hong Kong)

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Navigating the Difficulties of Crystal Structure Determination of Endohedral Metalofullerenes - B. Q. Mercado, C. M. Beavers (University of California at Davis), J. Rodriguez, J. Maslenikova, C. Rose, S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi), M. Olmstead (University of California at Davis) and A. L. Balch (University of California)

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O3 Based Resist Stripping - Analytics of O3Solutions and Resist Behavior - M. Guder, M. Berger (Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main), M. Dalmer (LAM-SEZ) and B. Kolbesen (Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main)

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Micropatterning of Transparent Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Films by Capacitively Coupled Plasma System - K. Han, C. Li, M. N. Bui and G. Seong (Hanyang University)

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Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Janus Nanowires: Fabrication and Magnetic Alignment - L. O. Mair and R. Superfine (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

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Direct Electrodeposition of Zn1-xCoxO Nanowire Arrays within Polycarbonate Membranes - J. S. Kulkarni (Imperial College London), O. Kazakova (National Physical Laboratories), J. Riley (Department of Materials, Imperial College London), L. Cohen (Department of Physics, Imperial College London), D. McComb (Department of Material, Imperial College London) and M. Ryan (Department of Materials, Imperial College London)

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Tantalum Oxide Patterning on a Titanium Substrate using Polystyrene Template - C. Arnould (FUNDP), J. Delhalle (University of Namur) and Z. Mekhalif (FUNDP)

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Controlled Formation of Ta Dimples or Ta Oxide Nanotubes by Anodization - H. A. ElSayed and V. Birss (University of Calgary)

11:20

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Synthesis, characterization and application of nanostructured porous metal oxides - Q. Liu, F. Chen (University of South Carolina) and W. Song (Beijing National Laboratories of Molecular Science)

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Criteria for Initiation and Organization of Nanopores in TiO2 - Y. Bhargava, Q. Nguyen and T. M. Devine (University of California)

Nanotechnology for Energy Co-Chairs: E. Traversa and S. Yoshikawa

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PtFe/C Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Reduction: Surface Structure and Fuel Cell Performance - A. Malheiro, J. Perez (Instituto de Química), E. Santiago (IPEN/CNEN) and H. Villullas (Instituto de Química)

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Well-controlled Platinum Nanoparticles Uniformly Dispersed on Nitrogen-doped Carbon Nanotubes for Methanol Oxidation - H. Du (National Taiwan University), H. Hsu (Nation Taiwan University), C. Wang (Academia Sinica), S. Yen, L. Chen (Nation Taiwan University) and K. Chen (Academia Sinica)

Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Nanowires, Nanotubes, and Nanopores Co-Chairs: C. Bock and V. Birss

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Intermediate Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (IT-SOFCs) Based on a Thin Protonic Conductor Electrolyte - E. Fabbri (University of Rome Tor Vergata), A. D’Epifanio, S. Sanna (University of Roma, Tor Vergata), E. Da Bartolomeo (University of Rome Tor Vergata), G. Balestrino, S. Licoccia (University of Roma, Tor Vergata) and E. Traversa (University of Rome Tor Vergata) Study of the Influence of the Morphology on the Proton Conductivity of Y-doped Barium Zirconate Thin Films. - D. Pergolesi (University of Roma Tor Vergata), E. Fabbri (University of Rome Tor Vergata), A. D’Epifanio, A. Tebano, S. Sanna, S. Licoccia, G. Balestrino (University of Roma, Tor Vergata) and E. Traversa (University of Rome Tor Vergata) The Effects of Thickness and Dopant Concentration on the Electrical Properties of Samaria Doped Ceria Thin Films - M. I. Nandasiri (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), D. Meka, S. Gupta (Portland State University), S. V. Kuchibhatla, P. Nachimuthu, M. Engelhard, V. Shutthanandan, W. Jiang, S. Thevuthasan (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), S. Prasad (Arizona State University) and A. Kayani (Western Michigan University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

15:40

Monday, May 25

A2

Nanotechnology General Session

All Divisions

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00

83

Fabrication of Electrospun TiO2 Nanofibers and Their Photocatalytic Activity for Hydrogen Evolution - S. Chuangchote, T. Sagawa and S. Yoshikawa (Kyoto University)

16:20

84

TiO2 with Controlled Morphology for Dye Sensitized Solar Cells and Other Applications - M. Zukalova (JHIPCH ASCR), L. Kavan (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry), A. Zukal (JHIPCH ASCR), J. Prochazka (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry), L. Rubacek, J. Duchoslav (Elmarco) and M. Graetzel (EPFL)

16:40

85

Vertically Aligned TiO2 Nanotube Arrays via Anodized Aluminum Oxide Template on ITO Glass: Synthesis and Device Application - T. Foong (Nanyang Technological University), A. Sellinger (Stanford University) and X. Hu (Nanyang Technological University)

17:00

86

Surface Modification of Matal Oxide of 1D Nanoarrays with Various Dyes for Hybrid Polymer Solar Cells - T. Rattanavoravipa, T. Sagawa and S. Yoshikawa (Kyoto University)

B2

Battery / Energy Technology Joint General Session

Battery / Energy Technology

Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Fuel Cells Co-Chairs: W. E. Mustain and S. R. Narayan

10:00 116

Modeling of Carbon Loss on PEMFC Electrodes after Shut Down in Open-ended and Closed Cells. - N. Takeuchi (Toyota Research Institute of North America) and T. Fuller (Georgia Institute of Technology)

10:20

117

In-situ Raman Examination on PtRu/C in PEMFC - X. Cheng, L. Chen, L. Zhang, Y. Zhang (Xiamen University) and Q. Fan (Gas Technology Institute)

10:40

118

Cell Voltage Decay in High Temperature PEMFC - J. O. Park (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology), Y. Aihara, M. Takezawa (Samsung Yokohama Research Institute), S. Choi (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology), H. Chang (Samsung Electronics) and D. Seung (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology)

11:00

119

Towards Mediation of Phosphate Anion Poisoning to Anodic Pt/C Catalyst by alloying Pt with Ni in Phosphoric Acid Fuel Cell - S. Mukerjee, Q. He, N. Ramaswamy (Northeastern University), B. Shyam and D. Ramaker (George Washington University)

37

Monday, May 25

11:20

120

Electrical Conductivities and Phase Transitions of Transition Metal - doped Bismuth Vanadate - Y. Taninouchi, T. Uda, T. Ichitsubo, Y. Awakura and E. Matsubara (Kyoto University)

11:40

121

Optimization of Manganese Cobaltite SpinelBased Protective Coatings for Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Interconnects - G. Xia, G. Yang and J. Stevenson (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

17:40

132

18:00 133

Li-ion Battery Electrolytes: Liquid, Polymer, Solid Co-Chairs: W. Henderson and I. Belharouk

14:00 122

14:20

14:40

123

124

15:00 125

15:20 126

15:40

127

Electrochemical and Physicochemical Properties of PY14FSI-Based Electrolytes with LiFSI - W. A. Henderson, E. Paillard, Q. Zhou (North Carolina State University), G. Appetecchi, M. Montanino (ENEA) and S. Passerini (University of Muenster) Spiro-ammonium Imide Salts As Electrolytes For Lithium-Ion Batteries - Y. Abu-Lebdeh, E. Austin and I. Davidson (NRC) Transport in a Microstructured Polymer Electrolyte for Secondary Lithium Batteries - S. A. Mullin (University of California, Berkeley), A. Panday (Lawrence Berkeley Natl Lab) and N. Balsara (University of California, Berkeley) An Overview of the Research and Development of Solid Lithium Polymer Electrolytes - M. M. Silva (Universidade do Minho), P. Barbosa (University of Minho), L. Rodrigues, M. Smith (Universidade do Minho) and V. Bermudez (Universidade Trรกs-osMontes e Alto Douro) Comb-shape Polyether Phosphate Polymer Electrolytes for Li-ion Batteries - L. Wang, Z. Ling, X. He (Tsinghua University), J. Ren (Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology), C. Wan and C. Jiang (Tsinghua University) Inorganic-conducting Polymer Composites for Rechargeable Lithium Batteries - J. Wang, S. Chou, C. Zhong and H. Liu (University of Wollongong)

16:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:20 128

Space Charge-mediated Electrochemical effects in Lithium/polymer-ceramic Cells - J. Kumar (University of Dayton Research Institute), S. Rodrigues (Air Force Research Laboratory, Propulsion Directorate, WPAFB, Ohio) and B. Kumar (Electrochemical Power Group, Metals & Ceramics Division, University of Dayton Research Institute, Ohio)

16:40 129

Investigation of Sulfone-Based Electrolytes with a Titanate Anode - A. Abouimrane, I. Belharouak and K. Amine (Argonne National Laboratory)

17:00 130

Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Lithium Ion Solvation in Organic Electrolytes - J. Budzien and K. Leung (Sandia National Laboratories)

17:20

131

Superionic Conductivity of Lithium Based Electrolytes in the LiI-Li2O-MoO2-V2O5 (LMV) Quaternary Glass System - S. Mann, Z. Reynolds and P. Nandakumar (University of Texas of Permian Basin)

B4

Lithium Phosphorous Oxynitride (Lipon) Solid Electrolyte Sputter Deposited with Off-Axis Geometry - F. Xu, Y. Kim, N. J. Dudney (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), C. Erdonmez, W. Lai and Y. Chiang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Fuel Cells for Portable Power

Energy Technology

Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Catalysts-Hydrogen PEM Co-Chairs: S. R. Narayan and D. Chu

10:00 293

Surface Properties of PEMFC Catalysts and their Influence on High Temperature Performance and Degradation - A. S. Arico, A. Stassi, I. Gatto, E. Passalacqua and V. Antonucci (CNR-ITAE)

10:20 294

CO Mobility on Pt Electrocatalysts: An NMR Study - A. Fojas (OM Group Inc. Electronic Chemicals), P. McGrath (Booz Allen Hamilton), J. Reimer (University of California, Berkeley) and E. J. Cairns (University of California)

10:40 295

Novel 3D Pt Nanonetwork and Its Application in Fuel Cells - Z. Dong and J. Li (University of Rochester)

11:00 296

Non-precious Metal Catalyst based on Co/ polypyrrole/C for Oxygen Reduction Reaction - X. Zeng, X. Yuan, X. Xia, H. Zhang and Z. Ma (Shanghai Jiaotong University)

11:20

297

Combinatorial Screening of Quaternary PtCrCoV Alloys for Potential Fuel Cell Catalysts - Y. Zhang and P. McGinn (University of Notre Dame)

11:40

298

Nano-architectured Pt-Mo Anode Electrocatalyst for High CO-tolerance in PEM Fuel Cells - J. Hu, Z. Liu, G. S. Jackson and B. Eichhorn (University of Maryland)

Catalyst-Small Molecule Oxidation Co-Chairs: P. Zelenay and T. Valdez

14:00 299

Ternary Pt/Rh/SnO2 Electrocatalysts for Oxidizing Ethanol to CO2 - M. Li (Brookhaven National Laboratory), A. Kowal (Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry), M. Shao, K. Sasaki, M. Vukmirovic, J. Zhang (Brookhaven National Laboratory), N. Marinkovic (University of Delaware), P. Liu (Brookhaven National Laboratory), A. Frenkel (Yeshiva University) and R. Adzic (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

14:20 300

Investigation of Platinum Catalysts Supported

by WC-C for Methanol Electro-oxidation and Oxygen Electro-reduction. - M. Jeon, K. Lee, J. Lee and S. Woo (Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology)

14:40

301

15:00 38

Compositional and Structural Properties and Ionic Conductivity of xLi2S+GeS2 (x=2, 3 and 5) Thin Film Electrolytes Grown by RF Sputtering for Li-ion Rechargeable Batteries - I. Seo, K. Lord and S. Martin (Iowa State University)

A ternary Pt-Ni-Cr Methanol Electro-oxidation Catalyst Identified by a Combinatorial Approach - M. Jeon, J. Cooper, Y. Zhang and P. McGinn (University of Notre Dame) Intermission (20 Minutes) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

15:40 303

Electrochemical Oxidation of Ethanol Using Heterobimetallic Complexes as an Approach to DEFC Catalysts - A. M. Moghieb, M. Correia (University of Florida), S. Goforth and L. McElwee-White (University of Forida) Development of Direct Ethanol Alkaline Membrane Fuel Cells for Portable Applications - T. S. Olson, S. Pylypenko (University of New Mexico), M. Hibbs, C. Fujimoto (Sandia National Laboratories), C. Cornelius (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University) and P. Atanassov (Uvniversity of New Mexico)

14:20

376

Optimization of Urea Electrolysis - R. L. King and G. Botte (Ohio University)

14:40

377

Corrosion of Co and Ni Alloys for Hydrogen Evolution. - P. Zabinski, L. Kania and R. Kowalik (AGH University of Science and Technology)

15:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:20

378

Development of CuCl(aq)/HCl(aq) Electrolyzer for Hydrogen Production via Cu-Cl Thermochemical Cycle - Y. Gong, E. Chalkova, M. Fedkina and S. N. Lvov (Pennsylvania State University)

379

Membrane Characterization for Hybrid Sulfur Electrolyzer - M. Elvington, H. Colon-Mercado and D. Hobbs (Savannah River National Laboratory)

16:00 304

Pt-Carbon Nanofiber Composites for Use as Electrodes in DMFCs - Z. Lin, L. Ji and X. Zhang (North Carolina State University)

15:40

16:20 305

Effect of TiO2 Crystal Structure Support on PtRu Catalysts for Methanol Oxidation - R. E. Fuentes, B. Garcia and J. W. Weidner (University of South Carolina)

16:00 380

TiO2 Nanoporous-supported Platinum Nanoparticles for Methanol Electro-oxidation in Acid - C. Chen and F. Pan (National ChiaoTung University)

Accelerated Stress Testing Development for PEM Electrolysis Applications - K. E. Ayers, E. Anderson, C. Capuano, G. Hanlon and E. Styche (Proton Energy Systems)

16:20 381

Water-splitting via Thermochemical Cycling of Ceria - W. C. Chueh and S. Haile (California Institute of Technology)

16:40 306

B5

Hydrogen Production, Transport, and Storage 3

High Temperature Materials / Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

B7

Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion Energy Technology / Battery

Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Production 1 - Ion Conducting Ceramics Co-Chairs: E. D. Wachsman and M. C. Williams

Nanowires, Nanotubes Co-Chairs: K. Zaghib and C. Julien

10:00 369

10:00 426

Designing Nanowires for Energy Storage - Y. Cui (Stanford University)

10:20 427

Aligned Carbon Nanotubes for Nanostructured Lithium-ion Battery Electrodes - D. Welna, B. Taylor (Air Force Research Laboratory), L. Qu, L. Dai (Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, University of Dayon) and M. Durstock (Air Force Research Laboratory)

10:40 428

Fabrication of Composite Nanofiber Anodes for Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Batteries - L. Ji, Z. Lin, A. Medford and X. Zhang (North Carolina State University)

11:00 429

Cu2O Nanotubes as High Performance Anode Materials for Li-ion Rechargeable Batteries.

- M. Hasan, T. Chowdhury and J. Rohan (Tyndall National Institute, University College Cork.)

11:20

430

Multifunctional 3-D Carbon Nanoarchitectures en route to HighPerformance Electrochemical Power Sources - J. W. Long, M. Bourg, J. Wallace (Naval Research Laboratory), A. Fischer (Naval Research Laboraotry), J. Lytle, K. Pettigrew, A. Barrow, J. Dysart, D. R. Rolison (Naval Research Laboratory) and A. Mansour (Systems and Materials for Power and Protection Branch NSWC)

11:40

431

Carbon Nanotubes, Metallophthalocyanines and Metal Nanoparticles as Efficient Nanohybrids for Energy Storage and Delivery Systems - K. I. Ozoemena (University of Pretoria)

Production of Pure Hydrogen from a Source of Waste and Steam using Solid Oxide Membrane Electrolyzer - S. Pati, K. Yoon, S. Gopalan and U. Pal (Boston University)

10:20 370

Composite, Thin Film, Supported - MIEC Membranes for Hydrogen Generation H. Wang, S. Gopalan and U. Pal (Boston University)

10:40 371

Effect of Dopant Concentration on Hydrogen Permeability of SrZrxCe1-x-yEuyO3-δ - T. Oh (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), H. Yoon, J. Li and E. D. Wachsman (University of Florida)

11:00

372

Defect Formation and Thermo-chemical Strain in Fluorite and Perovskite Oxygen Conductors - S. R. Bishop, K. Duncan and E. D. Wachsman (University of Florida)

11:20

373

Stability and Hydrogen Permeability of SrCe0.7Zr0.2Eu0.1O3/Ni- SrCe0.8Zr0.2O3 Membrane under Water Gas Shift Reaction and Methane Steam Reforming Conditions - J. Li, H. Yoon (University of Florida), T. Oh (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) and E. D. Wachsman (University of Florida)

11:40

374

Theoretical Raman Spectra of Monoclinic Zirconia for SOFC studies - D. A. Daramola, M. Muthuvel and G. Botte (Ohio University)

Production 2 Co-Chairs: E. D. Wachsman and M. Manivannan

14:00

375

Materials Challenges in Hydrogen Production from Hydrocarbons - C. Chun, F. Hershkowitz (ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company) and T. Ramanarayanan (Princeton University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

39

Monday, May 25

15:20 302

Nanomaterails for Energy Storage Co-Chairs: K. Abraham and E. Takeuchi

Monday, May 25

14:00 432

Characterization of Silver Vanadium Phosphorous Oxide (Ag2VO2PO4) as a Function of Discharge - A. C. Marschilok (University at Buffalo), K. Tanzil, E. Kozarsky, S. Zhu (University at Buffalo (SUNY)), K. Takeuchi and E. S. Takeuchi (University at Buffalo)

14:20 433

Nano Materials for Li-ion Polymer-Ionic Liquid Batteries - K. Zaghib, M. Dontigny (HydroQuebec, IREQ), Y. Kobayashia (CRIEPI), A. Guerfi and P. Charest (Hydro-Quebec, IREQ)

14:40 434

A Mossbauer Spectroscopy Study of Electronic Processes in LixFePO4 - H. Tan (California Institute of Technology), J. Dodd (The Aerospace Corporation) and B. Fultz (California Institute of Technology)

15:00 435

Synthesis and Characterization of LiFePO4 Electrode Material for Hybrid Energy Storage Devices - J. Nerkar, G. Wilson (CSIRO Energy Technology), S. W. Donne (University of Newcastle) and T. Pandolfo (CSIRO Energy Technology)

15:20 436

15:40

437

Rapid Synthesis of Single Crystalline Nanostructured LiMPO4 (M = Mn, Fe, Co and Ni) and their Nanocomposites for Lithium ion Batteries - M. Theivanayagam, V. Murugan and A. Manthiram (The University of Texas at Austin) High Voltage (~5V) Olivine-Type LiCoPO4/C Nano-Particle Cathode Material Synthesized from Modified Solid State Reaction - J. S. Gnanaraj (Yardney Technical Products Inc)

16:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:20 438

Application of Layered Nickel Double Hydroxide for Alkali Secondary Battery Using the Liquid Phase Deposition Method - M. Mizuhata, A. Hosokawa, A. Béléké and S. Deki (Kobe University)

16:40 439

Hybrid Intermetallic Nanowire Electrodes As Anodes For Lithium Ion Batteries - S. M. Manikoth, L. Arava, S. R. Gowda and P. M. Ajayan (Rice University)

17:00 440

17:20

17:40

40

441

442

Microwave-assisted Sol-gel Synthesis of Highvoltage LiMn1.5Ni0.5O4 Cathode Material for Li-ion Batteries - H. Duncan, Y. Abu-Lebdeh and I. Davidson (National Research Council of Canada) Nano-Sized Lithium Manganese Oxide Dispersed on Carbon Nanotubes for Energy Storage Applications - S. Ma, H. Choi, S. Bak and K. Kim (Yonsei University) 1-D Nanostructured Spinel Cathode Materials for Lithium Rechargeable Batteries - Y. Lee (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute(ETRI)), J. Cho (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology(UNIST)), K. Kim and J. Kim (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute(ETRI))

B8

Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion

Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Session 1 Co-Chairs: K. Rajeshwar and K. Uosaki

10:00 517

Ultrafast Dynamics of Photogenerated Electrons in CdS Nanocluster Multilayer Assembled on Solid Substrates - K. Uosaki (Hokkaido University), I. Yagi (AIST), K. Mikami and M. Okamura (Hokkaido University)

10:40

518

Development of New Electrodes for Photoelectrochemical Conversion of CO2 - T. Cottineau, M. Morin and B. Daniel (Université du Québec à Montréal)

11:00

519

Hydrothermal Synthesis of Bi12TiO20 Nanocubes (sillenite) for Photovoltaic Applications - S. Murugesan, Y. Smith and V. R. Subramanian (University of Nevada)

11:20

520

Nanostructured Electrodes for Photochemical Hydrogen Generation. - A. H. Mueller, B. Tappan, E. Luther and A. Burrell (Los Alamos National Lab)

11:40

521

Photocurrent Generation from Carbon Nitride - Y. Zhang, M. Antonietti and X. Wang (Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces)

Session 2 Co-Chairs: P. V. Kamat and B. A. Parkinson

14:00 522

14:40

523

15:00

A Combinatorial Search for Semiconducting Oxides that Photoelectrolyze Water - B. A. Parkinson (University of Wyoming) Further Understanding of Polyoxometallate Modified Titania Electrodes for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting - A. Herring (Colorado School of Mines), P. Vallett (NREL), M. Kuo, T. Furtak (CSM), J. Turner (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) and M. Lusk (CSM) Intermission (30 Minutes)

15:30

524

TiO2 Nanotube Scaffolds for Quantum Dot Solar Cells - D. Baker and P. V. Kamat (University of Notre Dame)

15:50

525

Templated Photocatalytic Growth of Silver on TiO2 Substrates. - J. Prochazka, L. Kavan, M. Zukalova and O. Frank (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry)

16:10

526

(Photo)electrochemical Characterization of Doped ZnO Electrodes - H. Wang, T. Deutsch, S. Shet, K. Ahn, Y. Yan, M. Al-Jassim and J. Turner (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

16:30

527

Effect of Temperature and Potential on Electrodeposition of ZnO Nanorods on ITO Glass Substrate - M. Khajavi and D. Blackwood (National University of Singapore)

16:50

528

Growth PdO Nanoflakes by Reactive Sputter Deposition for Photovoltaic Applications - C. Huang (National University of Kaohsiung), F. Pan (National Chiao-Tung University), C. Tsai and H. Chen (National Chiao Tung University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

11:00

617

Electrocatalytic Formal [2+2] Cycloaddition Reactions between Anodically Activated Aliphatic Enol Ethers and Unactivated Olefins Possessing an Alkoxyphenyl Group - Y. Okada (Laboratory of Bio-organic Chemistry, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), R. Akaba (Gunma National College of Technology, 580 Toba-cho, Maebashi) and K. Chiba (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

11:20

618

Electrooxidative Desulfurization/Chlorination.

A Facile Synthesis of 4-Chloro-2-azetidinones, A Potent Intermediate for Carbapenems - M. Kuroboshi, M. Miyada, S. Tateyama, K. Mitsudo and H. Tanaka (Okayama University)

11:40

619

Electrochemical Generation of Diarylcarbenium Ions and their Reactions with Aromatic Compounds - T. Watanabe, K. Terao, T. Nokami and J. Yoshida (Kyoto University)

High Temperature Materials / Energy Technology / New Technology Continental 7, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Grand Challenges & Opportunities in Energy Conversion and Storage - Solar Energy Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and J. Turner

10:00

Introductory Remarks - Xiao-Dong Zhou (5 Minutes)

10:05 542

Status and Challenges in Modeling Molecules and Materials for Energy Conversion Technologies - Invited - E. A. Carter (Princeton University)

10:45 543

Very High Efficiency Solar Cells Value, Opportunities and Challenges - Invited - A. Barnett (University of Delaware)

11:25 544

Self-Assembled Nanostructures in InxGa1- xN Epitaxial Layers and Their Applications in Solar Conversion Devices - Invited - S. Mahajan (Arizona State University)

Grand Challenges & Opportunities in Energy Conversion and Storage - Energy Storage in Batteries Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and S. Meng

14:00 545

Broad Based Challenges in Battery Implementation - Invited - E. S. Takeuchi, K. Takeuchi and A. C. Marschilok (University at Buffalo)

14:40 546

Analysis and Simulation of Electrochemical Energy Systems - Invited - J. Newman (University of California Berkeley)

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 547

Energy Storage: Science, Engineering, and Commercial Innovation - Invited - Y. Chiang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

16:20 548

Automotive Traction Battery Needs and the Influence of Mechanical Degradation of Insertion-electrode Particles - Invited - M. Verbrugge (General Motors R&D Center) and Y. Cheng (University of Kentucky)

C3

Co-Chairs: A. Fry and G. Cheek

14:00 620

14:20

621

Anodic Organic Reactions in Biphasic Electrochemical Solutions composed of Cycloalkane and Electrolyte Solutions - Y. Okada, T. Yoshioka, S. Kim and K. Chiba (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

14:40

622

Relationship between Heterogeneous, Intermolecular, and Intramolecular Dissociative Electron Transfers - S. Antonello and F. Maran (University of Padova)

15:00 623

Electroreductive Intramolecular Cyclization of Aryl Halides Using Fluorene Mediators - K. Mitsudo, Y. Nakagawa, M. Kuroboshi and H. Tanaka (Okayama University)

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 624

Reductive Intramolecular Cyclization of DGlucose-Based Unsaturated Substrates by Indirect Electrochemical Approach in “Green” Media - T. Dias, C. Durães, A. Esteves, M. J. Medeiros (University of Minho) and D. Pletcher (Department of Chemistry, University of Southampton, SO 17 1 BJ Southampton, U.K.)

16:00 625

Electrochemical Reduction of Cinnamyl Bromide at Carbon Cathodes in Acetonitrile - D. Brown, J. Dean and C. Ji (Texas State University - San Marcos)

16:20 626

Electrochemical Reduction of 4- (Bromomethyl)-2-oxo-2H-chromen7-yl Acetate at Carbon Cathodes in Dimethylformamide - J. H. Rheinhardt and D. Peters (Indiana University)

627

Reaction of Orthophthalaldehyde with Ammonia; Combination of Polarography and Spectrophotometry - P. Zuman and E. Kulla (Clarkson University)

Mechanistic and Synthetic Aspects of Organic Electrochemistry

Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Franciscan D, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Chair: D. Peters

10:20

615

Electrochemical Iodo-Fluorination of Electron-Deficient Olefins in Nitromethane - H. Nagura, S. Kuribayashi and T. Fuchigami (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

10:40

616

Electrochemical Generation of Glycosyl Triflates as a Precursor of Glycosyl Sulfonium Ions - Y. Nozaki, T. Nokami, A. Shibuya (Kyoto University), S. Manabe, Y. Ito (RIKEN, Advanced Science Institute) and J. Yoshida (Kyoto University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Redox Chemistry and Bioactivity of the Pseudopterosins - W. Zhong, A. Hackim, I. Pahk, C. Moya, R. Jacobs (UCSB) and R. Little (UC Santa Barbara)

16:40

41

Monday, May 25

B9

Advanced Materials and Concepts for Energy Harvesting

Monday, May 25

E2

Chemical Mechanical Polishing 10

Post CMP Cleaning Co-Chairs: R. H. Dauskardt and K. Sundaram

Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

15:30

Dielectric Science and Technology

742

Post-CMP Cleaning of Copper/Hydrophobic Low-k Dielectric Films - Y. Chen, S. Ko, K. Xu, Y. Wang, W. Tu and L. Karuppiah (Applied Materials, Inc.)

16:00 743

NIR Monitoring of CMP Slurries and PostCMP Cleaning Solutions - E. Shalyt, G. Liang, G. Lu and P. Bratin (ECI Technology)

Opening and Plenary Session Co-Chairs: G. Banerjee and R. Rhoades

10:00 729

Milestones in a Quarter Century of CMP Plenary - M. A. Fury (Techcet Group, LLC)

Process Development Co-Chairs: Y. Chen and V. Desai

10:45 730 731

Potential-pH Diagrams of Copper for the Planarization Slurries with Different Complexing Agents - S. Aksu (Solopower Inc.)

11:30

732

Effect of Copper CMP Slurry Chemistry on the Rate of Agglomeration of Alumina Particles N. Brahma, M. Chan and J. Talbot (University of California San Diego)

11:45

733

High Cu-to-TaN Removal Selectivity in Cu CMP Process for Memory Device beyond 45nm - Y. Kim, Y. Choi (Hanyang Univerisity), J. Kim (Samsung Electronics), J. Park (NanoSOI Process Laboratory) and U. Paik (Hanyang Univerisity)

12:15

735

Effect of KIO3 on Electrochemical-Mechanical Removal of Ta/TaN Films - R. Govindarajan, N. Venkataraman and S. Raghavan (University of Arizona) Low Scratch of the Copper CMP with Nano Polystyrene - C. Hsu, S. Chen (Feng Chia University) and M. Tsai (Southern Taiwan University)

Process Optimization Co-Chairs: S. Raghavan and Y. Obeng

13:30 736

CMP for Direct Wafer Bonding of Hermetically Sealed Cavity Structures - Invited - R. L. Rhoades (Entrepix, Inc.) and R. Danzl (Medtronic, Inc.)

14:00 737

Characterization of Newly Developed CuCMP Liner Slurry for Improved Electrical Performance - S. L. Leong, B. Lin, X. Wang, P. Yap, F. Zhao, M. Zhou (Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing), A. Lau and J. J. Keleher (Cabot Microelectronics)

14:15

738

744

Reduction of Scratch on Brush Scrubbing in Post CMP Cleaning by Analyzing Contact Kinetics on Ultra Low-k Dielectric - X. Gu, T. Nemoto, A. Teramoto, T. Ito, and T. Ohmi (Tohoku University)

16:30

745

Optimization of post-CMP Ultrasonic Cleaning Using Taguchi DOE Strategy - Invited - R. Nagarajan and V. Rahul (IIT Madras)

16:45

746

Challenges in Post CMP Cleaning for Advanced Technology Nodes - Invited - D. Tamboli, M. Rao (Air Products) and G. Banerjee (Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.)

Optimized CMP of Nanomaterials - Invited R. H. Dauskardt (Stanford)

11:15

12:00 734

16:15

Effect of Ceria Abrasives on Planarization Efficiency in STI CMP Process - B. Park (University of California), Y. Kim, H. Kim, H. Jeong (Pusan National University), S. Min and D. Dornfeld (University of California)

17:15

E5

Concluding Remarks (15 Minutes)

Silicon Nitride, Silicon Dioxide, and Alternate Emerging Dielectrics 10 Dielectric Science and Technology Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Interface Characterization Co-Chairs: R. E. Sah and M. J. Deen

10:30

Introductory Remarks (10 Minutes)

10:40 778

Structure and Properties of Defects in HfO2 and at Interfaces with SiO2 - A. Shluger (University College London)

11:10

779

Advanced Analysis of Silicon Insulator Interface Traps in MOSFET’s with SiO2 and HfO2 as Gate Dielectrics, - D. Bauza (IMEPLAHC, Minatec), O. Ghobar, N. GuÊnifi and S. Bayon (IMEP-LAHC)

11:40

780

UV-Raman Spectroscopy Study on SiO2/ Si Interface - M. Hattori, T. Yoshida, D. Kosemura, A. Ogura, T. Suwa (Meiji University), A. Teramoto (Tohoku Univ.), T. Hattori and T. Ohmi (Tohoku University)

Interface Characterization (continued) Co-Chairs: A. Toriumi and D. Bauza

14:00 781

Interfacial Control and Electrical Properties of Ge MOS structures - S. Takagi (The University of Tokyo), N. Taoka (MIRAI-NIRC) and M. Takenaka (The University of Tokyo)

14:30

739

Characterization of Dressing Behaviors and Optimization Technique in Chemical Mechanical Polishing - K. Chen (University of Michigan) and H. Young (National Taiwan University)

14:45

740

Effects of Slurry Distribution using Diaphram and Centrifugal Pumps on the Defectivity in a Cu CMP Process - R. Donis, M. Fisher (Air Liquide) and L. Bauck (Levitronix)

15:00 783

CMP Process for Phase Change Materials - F. Liu, C. Ge, K. Xu, M. Ye, Y. Wang, Y. Chen, S. Xia, A. Duboust, W. Tu and L. Karuppiah (Applied Materials, Inc.)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 784

Dielectric Breakdown Characteristics of Stacked High-k Dielectrics - B. Lee (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)

15:00

741

15:15 42

Intermission (15 Minutes)

14:30

782

The Role of the Interfaces in the 1/f Noise of MOSFETs with High-k Gate Stacks - F. Crupi, P. Magnone (University of Calabria), E. Simoen, L. Pantisano (IMEC), G. Giusi, C. Pace (University of Calabria) and C. Claeys (IMEC, KUL) High-performance Inversion-mode High-k/ InGaAs MOSFETs and Their Interface Studies - Invited - P. Ye, Y. Xuan, Y. Wu and M. Xu (Purdue University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Control of Properties of GeO2 Films and Ge/ GeO2 Interfaces by the Suppression of GeO Volatilization - K. Kita, C. Lee, T. Nishimura, K. Nagashio, and A. Toriumi (The University of Tokyo)

17:00 786

Impact of Minorty Carrier Response on Characterization of Ge MIS Interface Traps - N. Taoka, W. Mizubayashi, Y. Morita (MIRAINIRC), S. Migita (MIRAI-AIST), H. Ota (MIRAI-NIRC) and S. Takagi (The University of Tokyo)

E6

11:30

865

Detection of Cl- Ions with AlGaN/GaN High Electron Mobility Transistors - S. Hung, B. Chu, C. Lo, B. Hicks, Y. Wang, S. J. Pearton (University of Florida), W. Johnson (Nitronex Corporation), P. Rajagopa (Nitronex), J. Roberts, E. Piner, K. Linthicum (Nitronex Corporation), G. Chi (Department of Physics, National Central University) and F. Ren (University of Florida)

11:50

866

Low Frequency Noise of Chlorine-treated GaN/AlGaN MSM-photodetectors - D. Lu, L. Huang, Y. Chiou, L. Lou (Institute of Microelectronics) and C. Lee (National Cheng Kung University)

Solid-State Lighting

Electronics and Photonics Union Square 19, 4th Floor, Building 3

Solid State Lighting: Technology and Production 2 Co-Chairs: Ferguson and Hamakawa

10:00 841

New Developments of High Power LEDs - Invited - B. Hahn, M. Peter, J. Baur, T. Meyer and M. Sabathil (OSRAM OPTO Semiconductors)

10:40 842

III-Nitride Light-Emitting Diodes with High Quantum Efficiency at High Current Density Invited - N. F. Gardner and M. Krames (Philips Lumileds Lighting Company)

11:20 843

Recent Efficiency Improvement of High Power LED Chip for Solid State Lighting - Invited - Y. Park (Samsung Electro-Mechanics)

Co-Chairs: P. Nam and J. Brown

14:00 867

50 Symposia and Counting-A Personal View of Highlights from SOTAPOCS - S. J. Pearton and F. Ren (University of Florida)

14:30 868

Compound Semiconductor Technology at NGST - Y. Chen, R. Lai, M. Wojtowicz, A. Gutierrez, M. Barsky, J. Elliott, T. Block, A. Oki and D. Streit (Northrop Grumman Space Technology)

15:00 869

The Sidewall Effects of Three-Terminal Phototransistors - S. Tan, C. Liao, S. Lai, C. Liao and C. Lin (Ching Yun University)

15:20

870

Solid State Lighting: Technology and Production 1 Co-Chairs: DenBaars and Oh

14:00 844

Development of 100lm/W AC(Acriche) LEDs - Invited - M. Oh, J. Shin, J. Kim, J. Lee, J. Lee, H. Kim and Y. Yoon (Seoul Optodevice Co., Ltd.)

14:40 845

Development of Low Cost, High Performance, Aapphire-free Vertical Light Emitting Diodes on Flexible Copper Alloy - Invited - C. Tran (SemiLEDs Corp)

15:20 846

Performance and Applications of III-Nitride Based Deep Ultraviolet LEDs - Invited - R. Gaska (Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc.)

E7

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 871

III-V Semiconductor-Based Multi-Junction Solar Cells for Space and Terrestrial Solar Power Applications - H. Q. Hou (EMCORE Corporation)

16:30

872

Recent Progress in Silicon Photonics - W. Chang (Army Resarch Laboratory)

17:00

873

Effect of the Flat and Pattern Surface Texturing on Light Extraction of GaN FlipChip Light-Emitting Diodes - R. Horng, Z. Liao (National Chung-Hsing University), Y. Tsai, C. Hsu, H. Hu (Industrial Technology Research Institute) and M. Chu (National Chung-Hsing University)

State-of-the-Art Program on Compound Semiconductors 50 (SOTAPOCS 50) Electronics and Photonics

Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Co-Chairs: A. Baca and D. N. Buckley

10:00

Introductory Remarks (5 Minutes)

10:05 862

State-of-the-Art Program on Compound Semiconductors (SOTAPOCS): Past, Present and Future - S. G. Chu (Multiplex Inc), J. Hwang (Lehigh University) and D. N. Buckley (University of Limerick)

10:30 863

Reflections on 50 years of Compound Semiconductor Materials and Devices - J. Woodall (Purdue University)

11:00 864

Recent Progress in Dilute Nitride-antimonide Materials for High Speed Photonics and Electronics - S. F. Yoon, K. Tan, W. Loke, S. Wicaksono and K. Lew (Nanyang Technological University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

c-erbB-2 Sensing using AlGaN/GaN High Electron Mobility Transistors for Breast Cancer Detection - K. Chen, B. Kang (University of Florida), H. Wang (UC Berkley), T. Lele, Y. Wang, C. Chang, S. J. Pearton (University of Florida), W. Johnson, P. Rajagopal, J. Roberts, E. Piner, K. Linthicum (Nitronex Corporation) and F. Ren (University of Florida)

F1

Electrochemical Processing in ULSI and MEMS 4

Electrodeposition

Continental 2, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

New Directions & Opportunities Co-Chairs: T. P. Moffat and J. L. Stickney

10:00 968

From Metals to Semiconductors: Challenges in Electrodeposition for Photovoltaic Applications - E. Chassaing, J. Guillemoles (IRDEP EDF R&D) and D. Lincot (IRDEP)

10:40 969

Integration of CNT/Cu Hybrid Interconnects for BEOL: New Possibilities for ECD - P. M. Vereecken, N. Chiodarelli, A. Romo-Negreira, C. Santini, N. Peys, D. Cott, M. Van der Veen, A. Verhulst, K. Arstila, G. Groeseneken, M. Heyns and S. De Gendt (IMEC)

43

Monday, May 25

16:30 785

Monday, May 25

11:20

970

Electrodeposition of Ultrathin Films on WellDefined Noble-Metal Electrodes: Studies by UHV-EC-STM - M. P. Soriaga, J. Baricuatro, Y. Park, Y. Kim and M. Hossain (Texas A&M University)

Damascene Processing Co-Chairs: T. P. Moffat and J. Dukovic

14:00 971

Copper Electrodeposition for Interconnect Metallization: From Models and Mechanisms to Empirical Considerations - R. Akolkar (Intel Corporation)

972

Copper Filling of 100 nm Features using PEG, PPG, and a Triblock Copolymer as Plating Suppressors - M. J. Willey (Novellus Systems), J. Gallaway and A. C. West (Columbia University)

15:00 973

Inhibiting Properties of Polyethers for Copper Interconnect Metallization - J. Mendez, J. Adolf and U. Landau (Case Western Reserve University)

15:30

Intermission (20 Minutes)

14:30

15:50

16:20

974

975

Adsorption Behavior of MPS and SPS on Au(111) and their Effects on the Electrodeposition of Cu: In Situ Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Electrochemical Studies - Y. Lee (National Cheng Kung University) and W. Dow (National Chung Hsing University) Understanding, Controlling and Minimizing the Voiding, Sporadically Occurring in Solder Joints with Electroplated Copper - N. Dimitrov, Y. Liu, F. Wafula, S. Bliznakov, E. Cotts (SUNY at Binghamton), L. Yin and P. Borgesen (Unovis Solutions)

16:50

976

Leveler Effect on Electroplated Copper Material Properties - Q. Chen, X. Lin, V. Paneccasio, P. Ye and R. Hurtubise (Enthone/ Cookson Electronics)

17:10

977

The Electrocapillarity Response of Cu(111) Electrodes to Changes In Defect Population - C. A. Friesen and T. Heaton (Arizona State University)

17:40

978

Superconformal Film Growth: Mechanism and Quantification - T. P. Moffat, D. Wheeler and D. Josell (NIST)

G2

Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Electrochemical Engineering: A Tutorial Symposium

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

G5

Tutorials in Electrochemistry Technology - Current Distribution

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Union Square 17/18, 4th Floor, Building 3

Fundamentals Co-Chairs: M. Orazem and J. Fenton

10:00

Introductory Remarks (5 Minutes)

10:05 1074

Current Distribution Principles in Electrochemical Processes: Present Trends and Future Opportunities - R. Alkire (University of Illinois)

10:35 1075

Separation of Double-Layer Charging and Faradaic Processes at Electrodes - K. Nisancioglu (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) and J. Newman (University of California Berkeley)

11:05 1076

Current Distribution: from the Primary to the Ternary Modelling - P. Mandin (Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie de Paris, France), J. Deconinck (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Vakgroep Elektrotechniek, Pleinlaan 2, 1050, Brussel, Belgium), H. Roustan (CRVoreppe, Alcan Rio Tinto) and C. Comninellis (Ecole Polytechnique FĂŠdĂŠrale de Lausanne (EPFL))

11:35 1077

Visualization and Imaging of Current and Potential Distribution in Electrochemical Systems - B. J. Hirsch, S. Rudick, P. Antohi and D. A. Scherson (Case Western Reserve University)

Energy Technology Co-Chairs: K. Nisancioglu and V. Vivier

14:00 1078

Impedance Modelig of Porous Electrodes for Electrochemical Energy Conversion - A. Svensson (SINTEF) and S. Sunde (NTNU)

14:30 1079

Current Distribution and Impedance Response in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - I. A. Schneider, M. Bayer, A. Wokaun and G. Scherer (Paul Scherrer Institut)

15:00 1080

Non-uniform Current Distributions in PEM Fuel Cells - J. W. Van Zee (University of South Carolina) and S. Shimpalee (Palmetto Fuel Cell Analysis & Design, LLC)

15:30

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:50 1081

In-situ Electrochemical Diagnostics in PEFCs - S. Sambandam and V. Ramani (Illinois Institute of Technology)

16:20 1082

The Influence of Current Distribution on Battery Design and Performance - J. N. Harb (Brigham Young University)

16:50 1083

Effect of Temperature on the Current Distribution in Batteries - P. Gomadam (Medtronic Energy and Component Center) and J. W. Weidner (University of South Carolina)

Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Co-Chairs: G. Pillay, R. Savinell, and J. Van Zee Leadership Session

14:00 1043

Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Electrochemical Engineering: The Second Tutorial Symposium - G. Pillay (Rowan University)

Co-Chairs: G. Pillay, R. Savinell, and J. Van Zee Entrepreneurship Session

15:40 1043

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Leadership and Entrepreneurship in Electrochemical Engineering: The Second Tutorial Symposium - G. Pillay (Rowan University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

16:40 1181

Optical Characterization of Vertically Aligned Single-walled Carbon Nanotube Arrays - Invited - E. Einarsson, R. Xiang (The University of Tokyo), Z. Zhang (The University of Tokyo; Columbia University), Y. Murakami and S. Maruyama (The University of Tokyo)

17:00 1182

Electrochemistry of Carbon Nanotubes containing Single Point Defects and Single Pd Nanoparticles - V. R. Khalap, T. Sheps, A. Kane and P. Collins (University of California, Irvine)

17:20 1183

Probing Conductivity and Lateral Charge Transfer across LSZ-SWNT/ DNA-SWNT Nanocomposites using Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy - T. Gnanaprakasa, V. Pedrosa, S. Balasubramanian (Auburn University), E. Olsen (USAF AETC), V. Davis and A. Simonian (Auburn University)

17:40 1184

Polymer Matrix Composites with Small-Gap/ Giant Fullerenes and Fullerene Derivatives - A. Galloway, J. Collier and M. Diener (TDA Research)

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Smalley Award Address Co-Chairs: Rotkin and Weisman

10:00 1168

Carbon Nanotube and Graphene Electronics and Optoelectronics - Richard E. Smalley Research Award Talk - P. Avouris (IBM Research Division T.J. Watson Research Center)

Theory and Simulation

10:40 1169

Excitons and Aharonov-Bohm Effect in Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - T. Ando (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

11:00 1170

Nanofluidic Transport through Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - N. R. Aluru (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

11:20 1171

Raman Studies of Exciton-phonon Coupling in Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - S. Goupalov (Jackson State University)

11:40 1172

12:00 1173

Graphene-nanotube Structures: Architecture, Properties and Applications - Invited - L. A. Chernozatonskii (Institute of Biochemical Physics), P. Sorokin (Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk, 660041 Russia) and E. Sheka (Peoples’ Friendship University of the Russian Federation, 117923 Moscow, Russia) Nanotube-on-SiO2 Device Modeling: Lowfield Scattering Mechanisms and Saturation Currents - S. Rotkin (Lehigh University), A. Petrov (Ioffe Institute), V. Perebeinos and P. Avouris (IBM Research Division T.J. Watson Research Center)

H8

Porphyrins and Supramolecular Assemblies

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

10:00 1253

Iridium(III) Corroles: From Fundamental Investigations of their Chemical and Physical Properties to their Utilization in Advanced Applications - Invited - Z. Gross (Technion)

10:20 1254

Self-Assembly of Amphiphilic Porphyrins Invited - H. Imahori (Kyoto University)

10:40 1255

Elongation of Charge-Separation Lifetime of Zinc Quinoxalinoporphyrin-Gold Quinoxalinoporphyrin by Binding of Scandium Ion - Invited - K. Ohkubo (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University), R. Garcia (University of Houston), P. Sintic, T. Khoury, M. Crossley (The University of Sydney), K. M. Kadish (University of Houston) and S. Fukuzumi (Osaka University; SORST(JST))

11:00 1256

From Supramolecular Chirogenesis to Chiral Materials - Invited - V. Borovkov (Osaka University), S. Ikeda, T. Kitamura (Metek Kitamura Co., Ltd) and Y. Inoue (Osaka University)

11:20 1257

Asymmetric Cyclopropanation and Epoxidation of Olefins Catalyzed by Chiral Metallo-Bis Binaphthyl Strapped Porphyrins - Invited - E. Rose (UPMC Universite P. et M. Curie Paris6), E. Gallo, S. Fantauzzi (Dipartimento di Chimica Inorganica Metallorganica ed Analitica, UniversitĂ degli Studi di Milano) and N. Raoul (UPMC Universite P. et M. Curie Paris6)

11:40 1258

Manipulating Self-assembling Chromophores which are Mimics of the Chlorosomal Bacteriochlorophylls - Invited - S. T. Balaban (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe)

12:00 1259

Novel Organometallic Coupling Reactions in Porphyrin Synthesis - Invited - M. O. Senge (Trinity College Dublin)

12:20

Intermission (80 Minutes)

NT Devices: From Nano-photonics to NEMS

14:00 1174

Optical Properties of Carbon Nanotubes for Integration in Nano-photonic Devices Invited - M. Steiner (IBM T. J. Watson Research Center)

14:20 1175

Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene for HighFrequency Electronics - Invited - M. S. Fuhrer (University of Maryland)

14:40 1176

Carbon Nanotube Quantum Devices & Bio Sensor Application - Invited - K. Matsumoto (Osaka University)

15:00 1177

Electronic Properties of Carbon Nanotube Percolation Films and Nanotube Filmsemiconductor Junctions - Invited - A. Ural (University of Florida)

15:20 1178

Carbon Nanomaterials: from Nano Electromechanical Systems to Quantum Dots - Invited - C. Stampfer (ETH Zurich)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Fundamental Properties and Characterization

16:00 1179

Carbon Nanoelectronics and Sensors - Invited - M. Bockrath (Caltech)

16:20 1180

Single-wall Carbon Nanotube Optical Media as a New Class of Universal Fast Saturable Absorbers Working in Spectral Range 1-2.5 MKM - Invited - E. D. Obraztsova (A.M. Prokhorov General Physics Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Monday, May 25

H4

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Applications and Devices

Monday, May 25

13:40 1260

Polypeptides with Functionalized Pendant Porphyrins for Self-Assembling Processes and the Elaboration of Novel Type of Glues - Invited - N. Solladie (Groupe de Synthese deSystems Porphyriniques (G2SP))

14:00 1261

Ruthenium Phthalocyanines: Robust Platforms for the Preparation of Panchromatic Materials - Invited - M. Martinez-Diaz, I. Lopez-Duarte, F. Silvestri (University Autonoma of Madrid), M. Fischer (University of Ulm), M. Ince, D. Gonzalez-Rodriguez (University Autonoma of Madrid), P. Bauerle (University of Ulm), D. Guldi (Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nurnberg) and T. Torres (University Autonoma of Madrid)

14:20 1262

17:40 1272

H9

Electrochemical and Spectroscopic Studies of Face to Face Bismacrocyclic Architectures - Invited - K. M. Kadish, P. Chen, J. Shen (University of Houston), J. Barbe, C. Gros (Universite de Bourgogne), T. Khoury (The University of Sydney), S. Fukuzumi (Osaka University; SORST(JST)) and K. Ohkubo (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University)

Metallic and Semiconducting Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Taylor B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Bis-Porphyrinic Tweezers for the Molecular Recognition of Bidentate Bases of Various Sizes: towards the Purification of Polluted Effluents - Invited - R. Rein and N. Solladie (Groupe de Synthese deSystems Porphyriniques (G2SP))

Co-Chairs: P. V. Kamat and K. Murakoshi

10:30 1277

Photochemical Reactions on Gold Nanoparticles - H. Misawa, K. Ueno, S. Takabatake, V. Mizeikis and S. Juodkazis (Hokkaido University)

Phthalocyanines and Related Systems for Molecular Photovoltaics - Invited - T. Torres, E. Caballero, J. Cid, C. Claessens, U. Hahn, A. Jimenez, M. García-Iglesias, A. Medina, Y. Rio, M. Rodriguez-Morgade, F. Setaro, I. Sanchez, P. Vazquez (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid) and D. Guldi (Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen Nuremberg)

11:00 1278

Plasmon Resonance-Based Charge Separation at Metal Nanoparticle-Semiconductor Interfaces - T. Tatsuma, N. Sakai, Y. Takahashi and K. Matsubara (University of Tokyo)

11:30 1279

15:00 1264

Charge Transfer between Porphyrins / Phthalocyanines and Carbon Nanostructures - Invited - D. M. Guldi (Friedrich-AlexanderUniversitat Erlangen-Nurnberg)

Precise Structural Control of Plasmonic and Metal Sulfide Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion - T. Teranishi (University of Tsukuba)

12:00 1280

15:20 1265

Compounds I by Photo-Oxidation of Compounds II - Invited - M. Newcomb (University of Illinois at Chicago)

15:40 1266

Spectroscopic Visualization of Fluidic Flows using a Porphyrin Supramolecular Nanofiber Invited - A. Tsuda (Graduate School of Science, Kobe University)

Preparation of Ordered Arrays of Nanoparticles Using Anodic Porous Alumina and Their Functional Applications - H. Masuda (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ./KAST), T. Yanagishita (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.), T. Kondo (Kanagawa Academy of Science And Technology) and K. Nishio (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

14:40 1263

16:00 1267

16:20 1268

16:40 1269

17:00 1270

17:20 1271

46

Photoinduced Charge Shift of Zinc PorphyrinAcridinium Ion Triads - Invited - S. Fukuzumi, H. Kotani (Osaka University; SORST(JST)), K. Ohkubo (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University) and M. Crossley (The University of Sydney) Phthalocyanine Compounds in Multilayer Films: Photodynamics of Charge and Energy Transfer - Invited - N. Tkachenko, H. Lehtivuori, A. Efimov and H. Lemmetyinen (Tampere University of Technology) Corrole Ordered Assemblies as Novel Sensing Materials - Invited - D. Monti, S. Nardis, L. Larisa, C. Di Natale, A. D’ Amico (University of Rome Tor Vergata), D. Filippini, I. Lundstrom (Linköping University) and R. Paolesse (University of Rome Tor Vergata) Synthesis of π-expanded Porphyrins and Corroles - Invited - D. T. Gryko, R. Voloshchuk and J. Lewtak (Polish Academy of Sciences) Porphyrin Basicity and Porphyrin-dendrimers as Membrane-impermeable pH Nanosensors - Invited - A. Cheprakov (Moscow State University), T. Leiding, S. Peterson-Årsköld, C. Hagerhall (Lund University), T. Kjellman and S. Vinogradov (University of Pennsylvania)

Co-Chairs: H. Imahori and H. Misawa

14:00 1281

Chemical Manipulation of Metal Nanoparticles via Self-assembled Monolayer Lithography - H. Sugimura, O. Khatri, J. Han, H. Sano, T. Ichii and K. Murase (Kyoto University)

14:30 1282

Bottom-up Fabrication of Plasmonic Nanostructures for Photoelectrochemical Applications - S. Yamada and T. Akiyama (Kyushu University)

15:00 1283

Layer-by-layer Accumulation of ZnS-AgInS2 Solid Solution Nanoparticles and Their Photoluminescence Properties - T. Torimoto, T. Kameyama, T. Adachi, K. Okazaki (Nagoya University), A. Kudo (Tokyo University of Science) and S. Kuwabata (Osaka Univeristy)

15:30 1284

Excitation of Isolated Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube at Ultra-Small Metal Nanogap - K. Murakoshi (Hokkaido Univesity)

16:00

Intermission (15 Minutes)

16:15 1285

Photochemical Transformations of Semiconductor Quantum Dots on Oxide Surfaces - K. Tvrdy and P. V. Kamat (University of Notre Dame)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

17:05 1287

17:30 1288

Structural Control of Fullerene-Encapsulated Porphyrin Nanorods and their Role in Light Energy Conversion - T. Hasobe, A. S. Sandanayaka (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST)), T. Wada (Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University) and Y. Araki (Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials) Nanostructured Au@Hg Electrodes for Oxygen Reduction - S. F. Mertens (University of Bern), A. Sologubenko (RWTH Aachen), T. Wandlowski (University of Bern) and D. Schiffrin (University of Liverpool) Application of Polyoxometalate-modified Gold Nanoparticles to Fabrication of Conducting Polymer-linked Network Films and Electrocatalytic Interfaces - S. Zoladek, I. A. Rutkowska and P. Kulesza (University of Warsaw)

15:00 1296

Free-Standing Graphene and its Applications - A. Banerjee and H. Grebel (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

15:30

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Characterization of Graphene Co-Chairs: D. Misra and H. Iwai

15:50 1297

Optical and Conductivity Properties of Graphene from Liquid-phase Exfoliation of Natural Graphite - J. Obrzut (National Institute of Standards and Technology)

16:20 1298

Defectivity evolution in electron-irradiated mono and bi-layer graphene - G. Rao, S. McTaggart, R. Geer and J. Lee (University at Albany)

16:40 1299

Large Scale Graphene Synthesized on Metal and Transferred to Insulators: Material and Electronic Properties - Y. P. Chen (Purdue University), Q. Yu (University of Houston), H. Cao, D. Pandey (Purdue University), J. Lian (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), I. Childres, V. Drachev, D. Zemlianov, R. Reifenberger (Purdue University), H. Li (University of Missouri) and S. Pei (University of Houston)

17:00

Discussion (5 Minutes)

17:05 1300

HRTEM Observation of Mechanically Exfoliated Graphene from Natural Graphite and HOPG - S. Park, Y. Suh, H. Floresca and M. Kim (University of Texas at Dallas)

17:25 1301

Effect of Surface Adsorbates on Graphene Probed by Hall-Effect and Raman Spectroscopy - B. Claflin (Wright State University), J. Park, K. Eyink, D. Tomich (Materials and Manufacturing Directorate, AFRL/RX, WPAFB) and J. Albrecht (Sensors Directorate, AFRL/RY, WPAFB, Dayton)

17:45

Discussion (15 Minutes)

Graphene and Emerging Materials for Post-CMOS

H10 Applications

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Taylor A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Plenary Session Co-Chairs: Y. Obeng, S. De-Gendt, P. Srinivasan, D. Misra, H. Iwai, Z. Karim, J. Ruzyllo, H. Grebel, P. V. Kamat, and F. D’Souza

10:00

Introductory Remarks (5 Minutes)

10:05 1290

Graphene: The Magic of Flat Carbon - K. S. Novoselov (University of Manchester)

10:45 1291

Multifunctional Complex Oxides for PostCMOS Applications - J. Hoffman, C. A. Vaz (Yale University), H. Molegraaf, J. Triscone (University of Geneve) and C. H. Ahn (Yale University)

11:25 1292

12:05

Ge/III-V Channel Engineering for Future CMOS - S. Takagi, M. Sugiyama (The University of Tokyo), T. Yasuda (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) and M. Takenaka (The University of Tokyo) Intermission (1 Hour and 25 Minutes)

Monday, May 25

16:40 1286

J2

35 Years of Chemical Sensors - Honorary Symposium for Professor Jiri Janata Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Opening Session Co-Chairs: R. Brown and J. Li

Graphene Physics Co-Chairs: S. De-Gendt, and P. Srinivasan

10:00 1512

Dr. CHEMFET - J. Janata (Georgia Institute of Technology)

13:30 1293

Pseudospins in Single and Multilayer Graphene - A. H. MacDonald (University of Texas at Austin)

10:40 1513

Before the Sensors - P. Zuman, N. Salem and E. Kulla (Clarkson University)

11:20 1514

14:00 1294

Development of Scalable Graphene RF FieldEffect Transistors - J. Moon, D. Curtis, M. Hu, D. Wong, C. McGuire (HRL Laboratories), P. Campbell (NRL), D. K. Gaskill (Naval Research Laboratory), J. Robinson (The Pennsylvania State University), M. Fanton (EOC) and P. Asbeck (UCSD)

Carbon Nanotube Based Chemical Sensors for Space and Terrestrial Applications - J. Li (NASA Ames Research Center) and Y. Lu (Eloret/NASA Ames Research Center)

14:30 1295

Synthesis, Characterization, and Properties of Large-area Few-layer Graphene Films with Tunable Thickness - X. Li, W. Cai, I. Jung, J. An, D. Yang, A. Velamakanni, R. Piner (The University of Texas at Austin), L. Colombo (Texas Instruments, Inc.) and R. S. Ruoff (The University of Texas at Austin)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Electrochemical Analysis Co-Chairs: P. Vanýsek and C. Bruckner Lea

14:00 1515

All-solid-state Potassium Ion-selective Electrode with Conducting Polymer Doped with Carbon Nanotubes and C60 as the Ionto-Electron Transducing Layers - Z. Mousavi, T. Han, C. Kvarnström (Åbo Akademi University), J. Bobacka (Åbo Academi, Turku, Finland) and A. Ivaska (Åbo Akademi University)

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Monday, May 25

14:40 1516

15:00 1517

Carbon Nanotubes Derivatized with Mediators for Laccase Catalyzed Oxygen Reduction - R. Bilewicz, E. Nazaruk, K. Stolarczyk, E. Jablonowska (University of Warsaw), K. Sadowska (Gdansk Univeristy of Technology), J. Biernat (University of Technology), R. Wiser and K. Roberts (University of Tulsa) Carbon Paste Electrode as a Sensitive Sensor for Analysis of Some Aminopurines and Methylpurines - F. Jelen (Institute of Biophysics, CAS, v.v.i.), S. Hason, A. Kourilova (IBP CAS, v.v.i. Brno), R. Kizek (MZLU, Brno) and L. Trnkova (Masaryk University, Brno)

15:20 1518

Responses of Poly(vinylferrocene) Film redoxdriven Exchange Processes to Co-deposited and Ambient Ions - I. Jureviciute (Institute of Chemistry), S. Bruckenstein (University at Buffalo) and A. R. Hillman (University of Leicester)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1519

Liquid/liquid Electrochemistry in Electroanalysis: Fundamentals Revisited - P. Vanysek (Northern Illinois University) and V. Novák (Brno Technical University)

16:20 1520

Novel Methods of Chemical Analysis of Electrode Surfaces: Broad-Band Sum Frequency Generation - R. Behrens and A. Wieckowski (University of Illinois)

16:40 1521

A New Method of Lowering Detection Limit to Nanomolar Range With Solid-State LeadSelective Electrodes - G. Lisak (Åbo Akademi University), B. Rozmyslowicz (Poznan University of Technology), T. Sokalski, J. Bobacka and A. Lewenstam (Åbo Akademi University)

17:00 1522

Spatially Averaging Electrodes - D. Sheth, R. Diefes and M. Gratzl (Case Western Reserve University)

17:20 1523

Electrochemical and Biocatalytic Kinetics of Drug Metabolizing Cytochrome P450 films for Biosensor Applications - S. Krishnan (Univ of Connecticut), E. Hvastkovs (East Carolina University), A. Abeykoon, D. Hull (Univ. of Connecticut, Storrs), J. Schenkman (Dept. of Cell Biology, UConn, Farmington, CT) and J. Rusling (Univ of Connecticut)

17:40 1524

Tuesday, May 26 0900h......... Technical Exhibit, Grand Ballroom A/B, Building 2 0930h......... Coffee Break, Exhibit Hall 1215h......... Annual Society Luncheon and Business Meeting with Student Poster Award Presentation; tickets are $27 in advance, $32 onsite, nonrefundable, Plaza Room A, Lobby Level, Buildings 1/2/3 1800h......... Gordon E. Moore Award Reception honoring C. Grant Willson, Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3 1800h......... Technical Exhibit and General Poster Session, Grand Ballroom A/B, Building 2

A2

Nanotechnology General Session

All Divisions

Yosemite C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Applications of Nanotechnology Co-Chairs: A. Dillon and A. Merkoci

08:00

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Nanoparticle based electrochemical detection (bio)systems and biosensors for DNA, protein and cell detection - A. Merkoci, A. De la Escosura, A. Ambrosi and S. Marin (Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology)

08:20

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Nanocrystal-mediated Tunneling for Molecular Electronics - S. F. Mertens and T. Wandlowski (University of Bern)

08:40

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Analyzing the Role of Oxygen in Band Gap Engineered InxAl1-xN Latch Resistors for Mitigating Soft Errors in Deeply scaled CMOS SRAM Cell Technologies - N. E. Kanyogoro, M. Peckerar (University of Maryland), M. Liu (Honeywell Aerospace) and H. Hughes (Naval Reasearch Laboratory)

09:00

90

SERS on Ordered Au Nanodot Arrays Prepared Using Anodic Porous Alumina Mask - T. Kondo (Kanagawa Academy of Science And Technology), K. Nishio and H. Masuda (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

09:20

91

Cu Chain Formation in Cu/Ta2O5/TiN Resistive Switching Memory - Y. Tsai, Z. Shakh and S. Maikap (Chang Gung University)

Microfluidics as a Tool to Enable Research and Discovery in the Life Sciences - L. E. Locascio (NIST)

09:40

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Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00

92

Tungsten Oxide Nanoparticles for Durable Electrochromics - A. C. Dillon (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), S. Lee (University of Colorado at Boulder), R. Deshpande, C. White and D. Gillaspie (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

10:20

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Selective Porous Gas Sorbents for Space Life Support Systems: A Combined Experimental and Theoretical Approach - A. HernandezMaldonado, J. A. Santana and Y. Ishikawa (University of Puerto Rico) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Spectroscopic and Electrochemical Investigation Self-assembled Monolayers of nalkanethiol Mono and Bipode on Copper - J. Denayer (FUNDP), J. Delhalle (University of Namur) and Z. Mekhalif (FUNDP)

11:00

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Removing 20nm PSL Particles using a Supersonic Beam of Nano-sized Argon Particles - J. W. Lee (Pohang Univ. of Sci. & Tech.), M. Lee (POSCO) and K. Hwang (POSTECH)

11:20

96

Ultraprecision Diamond Machining of Conventional Non-Diamond Machinable Materials - G. Zhang and Z. Ye (Echemics)

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Ga-doped ZnO TFT Fabricated by Solution Process at Room Temperature - J. Oh, J. Park, S. Kang, C. Kim, J. Koo, S. Ahn, K. Suh, S. Lee, I. You (ETRI) and H. Shim (Kaist)

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Galvanomagnetic Properties of Electrodeposited Semiconductor Nanowires - E. Matei, I. Enculescu (National Institute of Materials Physics), L. Ion, S. Antohe (University of Bucharest, Romania), C. Trautmann (GSI Darmstadt, Germany), S. Granville and J. Ansermet (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland)

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Single Bath Electrodeposition of CdTe Nanowire Diodes - I. Enculescu, E. Matei, M. Sima, M. Enculescu (National Institute of Materials Physics), L. Ion, S. Antohe (University of Bucharest, Romania) and R. Neumann (GSI, Darmstadt, Germany)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: C. Bock and E. Traversa

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Synthesis of a Microencapsulated Electrophoretic Liquid Crystal Display - C. Kim, J. Jung, S. Kang, K. Suh and I. You (ETRI)

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The Core@Shell Nanoparticles Encapsulation of Plastic Polymer Light-Emitting Devices - J. Tsai (National Formosa University), K. Chen (Fortune Institute of Technology), P. Chiu (National Cheng-Kung University), C. Huang, C. Yang (National University of Kaohsiung) and Y. Wang (National ChengKung University)

Morphological Control of Gold Nanorods in Ionic Surfactant Solutions - J. Deng, C. Wang and J. Huang (Tamkang University)

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Gold Nanostructures Fabricated on Si Substrates Covered with a Self-assembled Monolayer by Combining Scanning Probe Lithographic and Electroless Plating Processes - M. Kanda, T. Ichii, K. Murase and H. Sugimura (Kyoto University)

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112

Direct Determination of Dopant Site Selectivity in (Ca1/4Cu3/4)TiO3 by AberrationCorrected STEM - S. Choi (Korea Institute of Materials Science), S. Chung (Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Inha University), T. Yamamoto (Department of Advanced Materials Science, The University of Tokyo) and Y. Ikuhara (Institute of Engineering Innovation, The University of Tokyo)

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Direct Observation of Electrodeposited Ag nanofilaments in Solid Electrolyte Planar Device - C. Hsiung, J. Gan, T. Wu (National Tsing-Hua university), M. Tsai and F. Chen (Industrial Technology Research Institute)

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Structural and Magnetic Properties of Different Shape Gold Nanoparticles - T. Meen and W. Ciou (National Formosa University)

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Preparation of Nanoparticle Using Selforganized Anodic Alumina and Electroplating Techniques - Y. Ting (Department of Cosmetic Applications & Management, Far East University) and S. Shy (National Nano Device Laboratories)

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102

Self-Assembly of Multi-Functional Hybrid Silica (MHS) Particles; Formation of Patch Structured Particles and Patterning on Amine Functionalized Substrate - C. Jung, J. Kim and S. Koo (Hanyang University)

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114

Direct-on-electrode CNT Systems for Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices - E. Switzer (Mainstream Engineering Corporation) and A. Brothers (Mainstream Engineering)

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103

Preparation and Characterization of Barium Titanate Nanobranches by Oxalate Coprecipitation Method - C. Huang (National University of Kaohsiung)

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From CeO2 Nanotubes to Nanowires through Electrogeneration of Base - P. Bocchetta (University of Palermo), M. Santamaria and F. Di Quarto (Universita’ degli Studi di Palermo)

Nanotechnologies for Fabrication of Devices in Piezoengineering, Micro- and Nanoelectronics - T. Khoperia, G. Mamniashvili, T. Zedginidze and M. Petriashvili (E.Andronikashvili Institute of physics)

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Quantized Double Layer Charging of Monolayer-protected Gold Clusters in an Ionic Liquid - S. F. Mertens and T. Wandlowski (University of Bern)

B1

Battery / Energy Technology Joint General Session

Battery / Energy Technology

Fabrication and Application of Copper Nano Doughnut with Electro-plating Method on Patterned Nickel Template - S. Wu (National Nano Device L), W. Huang and C. Tsai (National Nano Device Laboratories)

Li-ion Batteries: Cell and Electrode Performance Co-Chairs: A. Manthiram and V. Subramanian

Synthesis and Dispersion of Copper Nanoparticles in Lubricant Oils - S. Choi, J. Park, E. Park, Y. Lee (Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology(RIST)) and C. Choi (Korea Electric Power Research Institute)

08:00 134

Performance of High Power Lithium Ion Cells - D. Ghantous and G. E. Blomgren (Imara Corp.)

08:20 135

Degradation in a Commercial LiFePO4 Cell M. Dubarry and B. Liaw (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

08:40 136

Performance of LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4/Li4Ti5O12 with Different Cell Designs - H. Wu, I. Belharouak and K. Amine (Argonne National Laboratory)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

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10:40

Tuesday, May 26

09:00 137

Design of High Energy Density MCMB/ Li[Ni1/ 3Mn1/3Co1/3]O2 Cells for PHEV Purposes - H. Zheng, G. Liu (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), X. Song (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), P. Rigdway and V. Battaglia (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

09:20 138

Degradation of Lithium Ion Cells with Cycling at Elevated Temperature - Y. Zhang, W. Fang and C. Wang (Pennsylvania State University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 139

Low Temperature Performance of Li4Ti5O12/ LiMn2O4 Battery - I. Belharouak, A. Jansen and K. Amine (Argonne National Laboratory)

10:20 140

Safety Studies of High-performance Li-ion Batteries - J. Prakash (Illinois Institute of Techmology)

10:40

141

Effects of Inactive Material Composition on the Discharge and Cycling Performance of MCMB/Li[Ni1/3Mn1/3Co1/3]O2 Cells - H. Zheng, G. Liu (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), X. Song (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), P. Rigdway and V. Battaglia (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

11:00

142

Mechanical Testing of Lithium Polymer Batteries: Implications for Flexible Batteries - C. Peabody and C. Arnold (Princeton University)

11:20

143

Direct Determination of Transport Rates in LiIon Battery Electrodes - S. Harris, A. Timmons, N. Irish (General Motors R&D Center) and C. Monroe (University of Michigan)

11:40

144

The Effect of Magnetohydrodynamics on Convective Transport to an Electrode - R. N. O’Brien (University of Victoria)

16:20

151

Ionic Liquid Electrolytes to Enhance Supercapacitor Performance - F. B. Sillars, I. Fletcher, M. Mirzaeian and P. Hall (University of Strathclyde)

16:40

152

Protic Ionic Liquids based on Trifluoroacetic Acid to Study Pseudocapacitive Energy Storage of Metal Oxides in Non-aqueous Electrolytes - L. Mayrand-Provencher and D. Rochefort (Université de Montréal)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: N. Dudney and S. R. Narayan

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153

Reactive Sputter Deposition of Lithium Phosphorus Oxynitride Thin Films - P. Mani, D. Shelton, K. Coffey (University of Central Florida), A. Vijayakumar and R. Pitts (Planar Energy Devices)

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Studies of Polyelectrolyte based on Tetradecyl Trihexyl Phosphonium Ionic Liquids - E. H. Cha (Hoseo Univ.) and S. Lim (Queensland University)

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155

New Electrolyte for Lithium Ion Batteries using LiPF6 Dissolved in Dimethy Polyethylene Glycole - X. Wang, O. Haas (Brookhaven National Laboratory), H. Lee (Brookhaven National Lab.), K. Nam and X. Yang (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

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Eletrochemical Investigation of Al-Electrodes in Dimethyl Polyethylene Glycol/LiPF6 - Y. Zhou (Brookhaven National lab.), O. Haas (Brookhaven National Laboratory), H. Lee (Brookhaven National Lab.) and X. Yang (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

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157

Lithium-based Solid Polymer Electrolytes - P. Barbosa, L. Rodrigues (University of Minho), M. M. Silva and M. Smith (Universidade do Minho)

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158

Study of Di-ureasil Ormolytes Doped with Lithium Tetrafluoroborate - M. Fernandes (Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro), V. Bermudez (Universidade Trás-osMontes e Alto Douro), L. Rodrigues, P. Barbosa (University of Minho), M. M. Silva and M. Smith (Universidade do Minho)

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159

Synthesis, Characterization and Conductivity Studies of LiTaO3 - L. Zainuddin, N. Kamarudin and N. Kamarulzaman (Universiti Teknologi MARA)

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Tris(pentafluorophenyl) Borane as an Electrolyte Additive for LiFePO4 Cathode Material to Improve High Temperature Cycling Efficiency - C. Chang (National University of Tainan) and T. Chen (E-ONE Moli Energy, Taiwan)

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First Principles Computations Studies, Structural and Electrochemical Behaviors of LiNi0.66Co0.17Mn0.17O2 Layered Cathode Material - J. J. Saavedra-Arias, R. Thomas, N. K. Karan, L. Torres, Y. Ishikawa and R. Katiyar (University of Puerto Rico)

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Synthesis of Carbon Treated and Untreated LiFePO4 : A Comparative Study on the Structural, Morphological and Electrochemical Properties - A. Kumar, R. Thomas (University of Puerto Rico), M. Tomar (University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez) and R. Katiyar (University of Puerto Rico)

Supercapacitors Co-Chairs: P. H. Smith and K.-W. Nam

14:00 145

Surface Chemistry of Various Carbon-Based Materials Used as Supercapacitor Electrode Materials - D. Wakeham, A. Malloy and S. W. Donne (University of Newcastle)

146

The Investigation of Activated Carbon Electrodes in Non-aqueous Electrolyte Supercapacitors - D. Qu, G. Gourdin (UMass Boston), P. Smith and T. Jiang (Naval Surface Warfare Center)

14:20

14:40

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15:00 148

15:20

149

Manganese Oxides for Aqueous Supercapacitor Applications - B. Jones, A. Cormie (University of Newcastle), T. Hollenkamp (CSIRO Energy Technology) and S. W. Donne (University of Newcastle) Microwave-Assisted Synthesis of Fe3O4/ CNT and TiO2/CNT Nanocomposites for Electrochemical Capacitor Application - H. Kim, J. Kim, S. Yoon and K. Kim (Yonsei University) Study of Hybrid MnO2-Carbon Coin Cell Supercapacitor - H. A. Mosqueda, Y. Dandeville, O. Crosnier, Y. Scudeller, P. Guillemet, L. Athouel and T. Brousse (École Polytech Nantes)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 150

Thermal Decomposition Of RuCl3 - D. I. Zawacki and D. Evans (Evans Capacitor)

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Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

163

High Energy Density Cathode Materials for Li Ion Rechargeable Batteries - R. Singhal, K. Asmar and R. Katiyar (University of Puerto Rico)

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Characterization of Surface Modified Li1.05Ni0.35Co0.25Mn0.4O2 Cathode Material for Lithium Secondary Battery - J. Son and C. Kang (Chungju National University)

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Electrochemical Property of Mg-doped LiMnPO4/C for Li-ion Battery - M. Nagao, H. Ohmae (Nagoya University), M. Fujita (Nagoya City University) and M. Sano (Nagoya University)

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Studies of NaCoO2 : Synthesis and Characterization - N. K. Samin, N. Kamarudin and N. Kamarulzaman (Universiti Teknologi MARA)

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Electrochemical Studies of LiCo1/ 3Mn1/ 3Fe1/ 3PO4 as a Cathode Material for Lithium Ion Batteries - Y. Chen (Tsing Hua University), J. Chen, C. Hsu (Industrial Technology Research Institute), J. Yeh and H. Shih (Tsing Hua University)

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178

Mesoporous Tinania Nano Networks: Anode for High Power Lithium Ion Battery Applications - H. Jung, S. Oh, C. Jin, N. Jayaprakash and Y. Sun (Hanyang University)

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SEI Pre-coated Graphite Anode in Lithium Ion Battery with EMITFSI Ionic Liquid Electrolyte - K. Matsumoto, K. Nakahara, S. Iwasa and K. Nakano (NEC Corporation)

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Interfacial Property-Cyclability Relationship of Graphite-Coated Si Thin Film Electrodes for Lithium Batteries. - H. Choi, S. Hong (Chugnam National University) and S. Song (Chungnam National University)

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Inverse Hemispheric Structured Cathode Electrode for the Thin Film Battery - S. Lee and K. Jung (KAIST)

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Lithium Manganese Oxide and Carbon Nanotubes Nanocomposite with High Rate Capability - S. Ma, H. Choi, S. Bak and K. Kim (Yonsei University)

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Nanophase Sn with High Capacity and Long Cycle Life on Self-supported TiO2 Nanotube for Li-ion Batteries - H. Kim, S. Kang and Y. Chung (Seoul National University)

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Effect of lithium salts on the physicochemical properties of lithium polysulphide solutions in sulfolane - V. Kolosnitsyn, E. Kuzmina and E. Karaseva (Institute of Organic Chemistry Ufa Scientific Center RAS)

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Electrochemical performance of LiNi0.5Co0.5O2 and LiNi0.6Co0.4O2 Nanomaterials synthesized by a Combustion Synthesis - R. Rusdi (Universiti Teknologi MARA), A. Abd Rahman, H. Rusdi, N. Mohamed (Universiti Malaya) and N. Kamarulzaman (Universiti Teknologi MARA) Improved Electrochemical Properties of BiOF coated Li1.1Al0.05Mn1.85O4 for Lithium Ion Secondary Batteries - K. Lee (HanYang University), S. Myung (Iwate University), D. Kim (Hanyang University), K. Amine (Argonne National Laboratory) and Y. Sun (Hanyang University)

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Improved Electrochemical Properties of the Li2MSiO4 (M=Mn, Fe) by Carbon Coating and Doping - H. Shin, K. Chung, B. Cho and W. Cho (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)

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Li2Ni1-XMXO2 as An Additive Material in Cathode for High Energy Si-based Lithium Ion Battery - Y. Lee, S. Kim, G. Jeong, S. Lee and G. Kim (Samsung SDI)

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Size-Controlled V2O5 and Polyaniline Composites as Cathode Materials for Lithium Batteries - M. Thieu, Y. Kim (Ajou University), I. Yeo (Dongguk Univ.), W. Cho (Korea Institute of Science and Technology) and S. Mho (Ajou University)

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Microwave-Assisted Synthesis of Metal Oxide/ CNTs Nanocomposites - H. Kim, J. Kim, S. Yoon and K. Kim (Yonsei University)

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Electrochemical Properties of Mn3+/Mn2+ Couple at Spectroscopic Graphite - M. Jin (Chongqing University)

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Electrochemical Synthesis of V2O5 and Polyaniline Composite Films with Controlled Composition - K. Park, S. Mho (Ajou University) and I. Yeo (Dongguk Univ.)

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Modeling of the Capacity Loss of a 12-V Automotive Lead-acid Battery - U. Kim, C. Shin (Ajou University), S. Kim and S. Chung (Hyundai Motor Company)

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Facile Electrochemical Synthesis of V2O5/ Polypyrrole Composite Films from an Aqueous Solution - Y. Kim, M. Thieu (Ajou University), I. Yeo (Dongguk Univ.), W. Cho (Korea Institute of Science and Technology) and S. Mho (Ajou University)

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Polyacrylamide as an Efficient Polymer Additive in Gel Electrolyte for Valveregulated Lead-acid Battery - W. Siridetpan, O. Chailapakul, C. Kraiya and N. Ngamrojnavanich (Chulalongkorn University)

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The effects of LaF3 coating on the electrochemical property of Li[Ni1/3Co1/3Mn1/3]O2 cathode material - S. Yun, B. Park (Kyonggi University), K. Jung (KAIST), S. Kim and Y. Park (Kyonggi University)

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Improved Conversion Efficiency of Organic Solar Cells with CuPc/C60 Heterostructure by Electron Transfer Layers - C. Huang (National University of Kaohsiung)

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Electrodeposition of Mg(OH)2 Film on Tin Oxide Coated Glass Substrate at Room Temperature - Y. Lv, Y. Lai (Central South University), Z. Zhang (Department of Metallurgical Science and Engineering) and L. Y. Liu (Central South University)

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Size-Dependent Activity of Palladium Nanoparticles for Oxygen Reduction Reactions in Alkaline Solutions - L. Jiang, A. Hsu (IUPUI), D. Chen (US Army Research Lab) and R. Chen (Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis)

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The Effect of [Li,La]TiO3 Surface Modification on the Electrochemical Performance of Li[Li0.2Ni0.2Mn0.6]O2 Cathode Material - K. Jung, H. Kim (KAIST) and Y. Park (Kyonggi University) The Effect of Doping on the Electrochemical Properties of Li2MoO3 - K. Park (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology), W. Choi, J. Yoon, D. Im and S. Doo (SAIT)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Characterization of Porous Materials 2

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology

Tools for Characterization of Porous Materials Co-Chairs: G. Brisard and A. Lasia

14:00

274

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Gas Diffusion Material Analysis using X-Ray Tomography - M. A. Nelson, R. Mukundan (Los Alamos National Laboratory) and F. Garzon (LANL)

14:20

275

Simultaneous Mass- and Optical-based Porosimetry Measurements of Hierarchically Ordered Mesoporous Electrode Materials - K. J. Stevenson (University of Texas at Austin) and A. May (The University of Texas at Austin)

14:40

276

Study of Porous Electrode Materials in Cavity Microelectrode using Impedance Spectroscopy - M. Tremblay (Universite de Sherbrooke), D. Guay (INRS - Énergie, Matériaux et Télécommunications) and A. Lasia (Universite de Sherbrooke)

15:00 277

Electrochemical Pressure Spectroscopy: A Tool to Characterize Porous Air Electrodes - M. Villa, R. Pesenti, P. Salvi, P. Nelli (Universita di Bergamo) and Y. Kiros (Dept. Chem. Eng. - KTH - Sweden)

Franciscan C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Tuesday, May 26

Materias for Fuel Cells Co-Chairs: G. Brisard and B. Lakshmanan

08:20 264

Measurement of Effective Oxygen Diffusivity in PEM Fuel Cell Electrodes - Z. Yu, R. Carter and M. Budinski (General Motors)

08:40 265

Oxygen Reduction Reaction Activity and Chemical Structure of Fe-contained Carbon Alloy Cathode Catalyst for PEFC - M. Saito (Facility of Engineering University of Tokyo), Y. Koshigoe (Gunma Univ.), Y. Harada (The University of Tokyo), M. Kobayashi (Univerisity of Tokyo), H. Niwa (University of Tokyo), K. Horiba (The Univ. of Tokyo), M. Oshima (University of Tokyo), J. Ozaki (Gunma Univ.), K. Terakura (JAIST), T. Ikeda (JAEA), S. Miyata (NEDO), S. Ueda, Y. Yamashita, H. Yoshikawa and K. Kobayashi (NIMS)

09:00 266

09:20 267

Preparation and Characterization of DMFC Electrodes and MEAs - X. Xue (National Research Council of Canada), C. Bock (NRC) and B. MacDougall (National Research Council of Canada) Synthesis and Characterization of Nanoporous Palladium and Platinum Powders - M. D. Ong, D. B. Robinson (Sandia National Laboratories), I. Arslan (University of California, Davis), S. Fares (Sandia National Laboratories) and M. Klein (University of California, Davis)

Transport in Porous Media Co-Chairs: B. Lakshmanan and G. Brisard

10:00 268

Capillary Properties of Wet Proofed and Aged Gas Diffusion Media - J. D. Fairweather, P. Cheung and D. Schwartz (University of Washington)

10:20 269

Heat and Water Transport in Hydrophobic Diffusion Media - D. Caulk and D. R. Baker (General Motors R&D Center)

10:40 270

Theory and Experiments for Hydraulic Impedance of PEMFC Gas Diffusion Layers - P. Cheung and D. Schwartz (University of Washington)

11:00

271

Spatiotemporal Behavior and Two-Phase Transport in Porous Electrodes of PEM Fuel Cells - V. Gurau, T. Zawodzinski and J. Mann (Case Western Reserve University)

11:20

272

Analysis of Water Transport in Catalyst Layers - K. Sato, A. Ohma, K. Yamaguchi and K. Shinohara (Nissan Motor Co.,Ltd.)

11:40

273

Quantitative Comparison of Microstructures in Different GDLs Based on Geometric 3D Graphs - R. J. Thiedmann (Ulm University), C. Hartnig (ZSW Baden-Württemberg), I. Manke (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin), W. Lehnert (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH) and V. Schmidt (Ulm University)

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Nanostructured Materials Co-Chairs: A. Lasia and G. Brisard

15:40

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Fabrication and Characterization of Flowthrough Nanoporous Gold Nanowires/AAO Composite Membranes - L. Liu, W. Lee, R. Scholz, E. Pippel and U. Gösele (Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics)

16:00 279

Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Structure of Nanoconfined Water in Porous Silica and Enhanced Hydronium Ion Formation - S. H. Garofalini (Rutgers University), T. Mahadevan (Yale University) and G. Lockwood (Rutgers University)

16:20 280

Porous Silicon Nanowires - J. W. Choi, J. McDonough and Y. Cui (Stanford University)

16:40 281

Dense TiO2 Films on Glass, FTO and Silicone Substrates. - J. Prochazka, L. Kavan and M. Zukalova (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Characterization of Porous Materials 2 Co-Chairs: B. Lakshmanan and G. Brisard

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The Study of Foil of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor - T. Chen (Metal Industries Research & Development Centre), J. Yang (National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology), P. Hsieh and M. Chen (Metal Industries Research & Development Centre)

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Role of Lithium in Cathodic Reduction of MnO2 - M. Koshel (Ukrainian State Chemical Engineering University) and M. Kostyrya (Institute of Transport Systems and Technologies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine)

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Effect of Anode Composition on the Performances of Cathode Supported Micro Channel SOFCs - T. Yamaguchi (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST))

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

08:40 308

09:00 309

Next Generation BPSH Membranes for Application in DMFC - A. Roy, H. Lee, M. Paul, O. Lane, J. Riffle and J. McGrath (Virginia Tech) Novel Proton Exchange Membranes with Low Methanol Permeability for Direct Methanol Fuel Cells - A. Manthiram, W. Li (The University of Texas at Austin), Y. Fu (Lynntech, Inc.) and J. Lee (The University of Texas at Austin) Impact of Dissolution Chemistry on Hydroxyl Ion Conductivity in the Alkaline Anion Exchange Membrane - K. N. Grew (University of Connecticut), D. Chu (Army Research Laboratory) and W. Chiu (University of Connecticut)

09:20 310

Direct Oxidation of Alcohols in an Alkaline Electrolyte Environment - Q. He (Northeastern University), P. Krtil (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry) and S. Mukerjee (Northeastern University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 311

Anion/Proton Exchange Membrane Hybrid Fuel Cells - M. Unlu (Georgia Institute of Technolgy), J. Zhou and P. Kohl (Georgia Institute of Technology)

10:20 312

In-situ Observation of CO2 through the Selfpurging in Alkaline Membrane Fuel Cell (AMFC) - K. Fukuta, H. Inoue, S. Watanabe and H. Yanagi (Tokuyama corporation)

10:40 313

Crosslinked-epoxy-based Electrolyte Membranes for Anionic Fuel Cells - J. Zhou (Georgia Institute of Technology), M. Unlu (Georgia Institute of Technolgy) and P. Kohl (Georgia Institute of Technology)

11:40

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Anionic Membrane Fuel Cells: Experimental Comparison of Hydroxide and Carbonate Conductive Ions - M. Unlu (Georgia Institute of Technolgy), J. Zhou and P. Kohl (Georgia Institute of Technology) Proton Conduction in Doped SnP2O7 by using Impedance Spectroscopy and MAS-NMR Spectroscopy - S. R. Phadke, C. Bowers, E. D. Wachsman and J. C. Nino (University of Florida) Synthesis and Conducting Properties of Hydroxyl-containing LDH for Alkaline Membrane - H. Kim, T. Kimura (Tokyo Institute of Technology), T. Kudo, I. Homma (Advanced Industrial Science And Technology (AIST)) and Y. Yamazaki (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Catalysts- Hydrogen PEM Co-Chairs: P. Atanassov and S. Mukerjee

14:00

Four-Electron Reduction of O2 to Water by Surface-Immobilized Molecular Copper Electrocatalysts - C. C. McCrory, A. Devadoss (Stanford University), X. Ottenwaelder (Concordia University), J. Nakazawa, D. Stack and C. Chidsey (Stanford University)

14:40

319

In Situ Microscopy of PEM Fuel Cell Degradation - K. More, L. Allard and S. Reeves (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

08:20 307

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318

Energy Technology

Membrane and Electrolyte Materials Co-Chairs: B. Pivovar and D. Chu

11:00

14:20

317

Defective Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes (DMWCNTs) as a Support for the Electrocatalyst of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells (PEFCs) - D. Kim and K. Waki (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

15:00 320

15:20

Nanostructured PEM Fuel Cell Electrodes with Aligned Carbon Nanotubes - S. Rao and Y. Xing (Missouri University of Science and Technology) Intermission (20 Minutes)

321

Ab initio Prediction of Nano-sized Pt Stability in Solution - B. Han (MIT), K. A. Persson (LBNL) and G. Ceder (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

16:00 322

Durability Investigations of High Surface Area Catalysts for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - K. J. Mayrhofer, K. Hartl, J. Meier, S. Ashton, G. Wiberg and M. Arenz (Technische Universität München)

16:20 323

Investigation of CO Tolerance in a PEFC with Oxygen Bleeding in the Presence of In Situ PROX Catalysts - N. Pari, J. Fergus and B. Tatarchuk (Auburn University)

16:40 324

Catalytic Activity for Oxygen Reduction Reaction by Pt Monolayer Electrochemically Deposited on Au Single Crystal Electrodes - T. Kondo, N. Hayashi (Ochanomizu University), H. Notsu (Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) and I. Yagi (AIST)

15:40

17:00

325

Preparation of Catalysts for Polymer Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell through Conducting Dodecylamine on Carbon Supports - J. Lu (National Cheng Kung University) and M. Yang (Chemical Engineering)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h

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Functional Materials for Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Systems - H. Kim (Yeungnam University)

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Carbon-supported Bis(imino) Pyridine Cobalt Complex as Novel Non-noble Catalyst for Oxygen Reduction Reaction - Q. Ren, A. Wang, X. Yuan and H. Zhang (Shanghai Jiaotong University)

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CeO2/Pt/Carbon Anode Catalyst for Methanol Oxidation - R. P. Guzman (University of Puerto Rico at Río Piedras), C. Daza (University of Puerto Rico), D. Suazo-Dávila (UPR-RP), A. Scibioh and C. R. Cabrera (University of Puerto Rico)

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Preparation of Pt-Metal Oxide Composite Materials and Their Stability as PEMFC Catalysts - T. Kinumoto, T. Kanda, Y. Okawa, K. Nagano, M. Morita, T. Tsumura and M. Toyoda (Oita University)

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Parameters Optimization of Aligned Carbon Nanotubes based MEAs for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells - G. A. Goenaga, J. Yang, A. Call and D. Liu (Argonne National Laboratory)

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Fuel Cells for Portable Power

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332

Precious-Metal Impregnated (La,Sr)(Cr,Mn)O3/ Gd0.2Ce0.8O2 Anodes for Direct Utilization of Methane in SOFCs - Y. Zhen, S. Guntuka, S. Guo and Y. Wu (Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences) Fabrication and Performance Test of 8-cell Stacked Planar Type Solid Oxide Fuel Cell - N. Cho (RIST)

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Novel Semi-interpenetrating Network as Proton Conducting Membranes for Direct Methanol Fuel Cells - C. Lin (National Yunlin University of Science and Technology)

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A Covalently Cross-linked Polyetheretherketone Proton Exchange Membrane for DMFC - H. Luo (The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in South Africa), G. Vaivars (Institute of Solid State Physics,University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia), M. Modibedi and M. Mathe (The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research in South Africa)

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Oxidation Properties of Conducting Oxide Coatings on Crofer22APU for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells - S. Pyo, S. Lee, T. Lim, R. Song and D. Shin (Korea Institute of Energy Research)

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High Tempererture Sealing Method ; Induction Brazing for SOFCs - Y. Heo, S. Lee, T. Lim, R. Song and D. Shin (Korea Institute of Energy Research)

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Oxidation Characteristics of Metallic Coating on Metallic Interconnect for SOFCs - J. Hong, R. Song, T. Lim, S. Lee, D. Shin (Korea Institute of Energy Research) and Y. Yoo (KEPRI)

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Durability Enhancement of a Membrane Electrode Assembly for PEM Fuel Cells under Repetitive Freeze-thaw Cycles by using Press and Hot-press Process - S. Lee (Korea Institute of Science and Technology), J. Jang (KIST), H. Kim, E. Cho and T. Lim (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)

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Development of Passive Mini Direct Ethanol Fuel Cell (PMDEFC) - J. Estrada, D. Triviño, A. Castillo, R. Camargo and W. Lizcano-Valbuena (Universidad del Valle)

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A Co-Current Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Model with Consideration of Gas Flow Effect - K. Yin (Yuan-Ze University)

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341

Planar, Air-breathing PEMFC System Using Sodium Borohydride - J. Kim, K. Choi and H. Chang (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology)

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Degradation of Platinum-based Catalyst Supported on Carbon in High Temperature Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells - K. Kwon, V. Roev, C. Pak (Samsung Electronics), J. O. Park (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology) and H. Chang (Samsung Electronics)

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Hydrogen Production, Transport, and Storage 3

High Temperature Materials / Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Storage 1 Co-Chairs: M. Heben and M. C. Williams

07:40

382

The USDOE Hydrogen Program: Status and Performance Gaps of On-Board Hydrogen Storage Technlogies - G. Sandrock (USDOE/ ORNL), C. Read, N. Stetson, G. Ordaz and M. Gardiner (US DOE)

08:00 383

Preparation and Hydrogen Storage Performance of Pd Nanoparticles Decorated Carbon Nanotubes - J. Chang, C. Chen and W. Tsai (National Cheng Kung University)

08:20 384

Mechanism of Hydrogen Storage on Reduced Carbon Single-Walled Nanotubes and CoIntercalated Graphite - E. Whitney (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), C. Curtis, T. Gennett, C. Engtrakul, K. O’Neill (NREL), M. Heben, A. C. Dillon (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) and P. Parilla (NREL)

08:40 385

Time Dependent Analysis of a Metal Hydride Bed - H. N. Knickle and K. Song (University of rhode Island)

09:00 386

Hydrogen Storage in Nanoporous Materials - L. Zhechkov (Jacobs University Bremen), S. Yurchenko, G. Seifert (TU Dresden), S. Patchkovskii (NRC Ottawa), A. Kuc and T. Heine (Jacobs University Bremen)

09:20 387

MgH2 Hydrogen Storage Properties Enhanced

by Addition of MgF2 - K. Jeon and T. Richardson (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 388

Metal - Organic Frameworks having Novel Fulvalene Linkers - A. N. Groves (National Renewable Energy Lab), C. Curtis (NREL), K. O’Niell (National Renewable Energy Lab), T. Gennett (NREL) and A. C. Dillon (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

10:20 389

A Template Based Method to Prepare Inexpensive Metal Catalyst for Hydrogen Release Application - N. A. Malvadkar and M. Demirel (Pennsylvania State University)

10:40 390

Synthesis of Micro-Porous Boron-Substituted Carbon (B/C) Materials Using Polymeric Precursors for Hydrogen Physisorption - T. Chung, Y. Jeong (Penn State U.), A. Kleinhammes and Y. Wu (UNC Chapel Hill)

Production 3 Co-Chairs: P. H. Maupin and S. R. Narayanan

11:00

391

Use of Experimental Techniques Combined with Ab Initio Calculations to Study Urea Electro Oxidation Reaction for Hydrogen Production. - D. Singh, D. A. Daramola and G. Botte (Ohio University)

11:20

392

Effect of SO2 Crossover on Hydrogen and Sulfuric Acid Production in a PEM Electrolyzer - J. A. Staser and J. W. Weidner (University of South Carolina)

Hydrogen Electrode for Fuel Cell. - M. E. Hernandez, R. Antaño and Y. Meas (Cideteq)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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12:00 394

Hydrogen Generation from Alkaline Solutions of Methanol and Ethanol by Electrolysis - I. Ulusoy, A. Uzunoglu, A. Ata, O. Ozturk (Gebze Institute of High Technology) and M. Ider (Usak University) Anion Exchange Membranes for Hydrogen Production in CuCl(aq)/HCl(aq) Electrolytic Cell - E. Chalkova, Y. Gong, M. Fedkin, V. Balashov and S. N. Lvov (Pennsylvania State University)

Production 3 (Continued) Co-Chairs: P. H. Maupin and S. R. Narayanan

14:00 395

Scale-up of an Oscillating EPrOx Reactor for Electrochemical CO Removal from Reformate Gas - R. Hanke-Rauschenbach, C. Weinzierl, L. Rihko-Struckmann and K. Sundmacher (Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems)

14:20

396

Solar Conversion using Sensitized Core-shell Nanowire Mesh Electrodes - S. Kang, N. Neale, A. Nozik and A. Frank (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

14:40

397

Novel SO2 Electrolysis Membranes for Hydrogen Production by the Hybrid Sulfur Thermochemical Process - K. Norman, M. Hibbs (Sandia National Laboratories), J. Staser, J. W. Weidner (University of South Carolina) and M. A. Hickner (The Pennsylvania State University)

15:00 398

Effect of Temperature on the Electrolysis of Water in Concentrated Alkali Hydroxide Solutions - C. P. Rhodes, A. Cisar, H. Lee, Y. Fu, A. Anderson and A. Gonzalez-Martin (Lynntech, Inc.)

15:20 399

Low Temperature Electrochemical Production of Hydrogen from the Hybrid CopperChlorine Thermochemical Cycle - R. Zhang and J. W. Weidner (University of South Carolina)

15:40 400

RuO2 Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Evolution Reaction in an SPE Electrolyzer - V. Baglio, S. Siracusano, C. D’Urso, V. Antonucci, A. Arico’ (CNR-ITAE), J. Cruz, L. Ortiz-Frade, L. Arriaga (CIDETEQ) and R. Ornelas (TRE)

16:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Production 4 Co-Chairs: J. W. Widener and S. N. Lvov

16:20 401

The effect of Cation Adsorption on the Oxygen Evolution Reaction on AIROF - L. Owe, M. Tsypkin, D. Bokach, C. Foss (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) and S. Sunde (NTNU)

16:40 402

Electroplating of Ni-Mo Alloys from Alkaline Bath. - R. Kowalik, M. Mucha and P. Zabinski (AGH University of Science and Technology)

17:00 403

A Systematic Approach to the Anodic Oxidation of Aqueous Sulfur Dioxide at Platinum, Gold and Glassy Carbon Electrodes: Investigation of the Electro-Oxidation Mechanism Using Cyclic Voltammetry and EQCM Techniques - J. O’Brien, J. Hinkley (CSIRO Energy Technology) and S. W. Donne (University of Newcastle)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

17:20 404

Impact of Hydrogen Odorants on PEMFC Performance - J. Lee (The University of Texas at Austin), S. N. Lvov, S. Kirby, A. Boehman (Pennsylvania State University), M. Sprague and P. Flynn (Enersol Inc.)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: M. C. Williams, M. Heben, S. N. Lvov, M. Manivannan, P. H. Maupin, S. R. Narayanan, E. D. Wachsman, and J. W. Widener

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405

Hydrogen Evolution, Diffusion and Solution in Ni / Based Composite Electrodeposits - L. M. Georgieva, M. Monev and N. Petkova (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)

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406

Electrochemical Deposition, Characterization and Application of NiCoZn Coatings as Cathode Materials for Hydrogen Evolution Reaction - R. Solmaz and G. Kardas (Cukurova University)

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Quantized-Liquid Density Functional Theory of Hydrogen Adsorption in Nanoporous Substrates. - S. Patchkovskii (NRC Ottawa) and T. Heine (Jacobs University Bremen)

B6

Measurement and Diagnostics for Energy Systems

Energy Technology / Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Catalyst Materials Co-Chairs: V. Ramani and R. Mukundan

09:00 408

In Situ GIXAFS Studies of a Pt-modified Rh(111) Electrode - D. Friebel (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), H. Ogasawara (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource), T. Anniyev, J. Bargar (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) and A. Nilsson (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource)

09:20 409

Simple Electrochemical Sensor for Determination of Hydrogen Peroxide in Oxygen Reduction on Dispersed Catalysts in the Absence of Liquid Electrolyte - J. Chlistunoff, H. Chung and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 410

Role of Water in Fuel Cell Oxygen Reduction Reaction - H. Ogasawara, L. Naslund, D. Miller (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource), T. Anniyev (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), J. MacNaughton and A. Nilsson (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource)

411

Raman Spectroelectrochemical Studies of Benzenethiol on Electrochemically Deposited Pt and Pd Films - M. B. Pomfret, J. Pietron and J. Owrutsky (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory)

10:20

10:40 412

11:00

413

Correlations of Chemical Structure, Morphology, Corrosion Resistance and Electrochemical Performance of Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Reduction - S. Pylypenko, K. Artyushkova, M. Dowlapalli (University of New Mexico) and P. Atanassov (Uvniversity of New Mexico) Electronic Structure Effect in Modified Reactivity of Pt/Cu(111) - T. Anniyev, S. Kaya (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource), D. Friebel (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), H. Ogasawara and A. Nilsson (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource) 55

Tuesday, May 26

11:40

11:20

414

Thermal Imaging of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Anodes - M. B. Pomfret (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory), D. Steinhurst (Nova Research, Inc.), D. Kidwell and J. Owrutsky (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory)

11:40

415

Searching for Active ORR Site in Polyanilinederived Non-Precious Cathode Catalyst - G. Wu (Los Alamos National Laboratory), K. More (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), K. Artyushkova (University of New Mexico), S. Conradson (Los Alamos National Laboratory), F. Garzon (LANL) and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

17:00 424

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h

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Cells Co-Chairs: J. Prakash and K. More

416

Tuesday, May 26

14:00

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14:40

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15:00 419

Combined Local Current Distribution Measurements and High Resolution Neutron Radiography of Operating Direct Methanol Fuel Cells, Part I: Influence of Operating Conditions - A. Schroeder, K. Wippermann, J. Mergel (Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH), W. Lehnert (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH), D. Stolten (Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH), T. Sanders, T. Baumhoefer (ISEA RWTH Aachen), I. Manke (HelmholtzZentrum Berlin), N. Kardjilov, A. Hilger and J. Schloesser (Helmholtz Centre Berlin) Combined Local Current Distribution Measurements and High Resolution Neutron Radiography of Operating Direct Methanol Fuel Cells, Part II: Influence of Hydrophobicity of GDLs - A. Schroeder, K. Wippermann, J. Mergel (Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH), W. Lehnert (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH), D. Stolten (Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH), T. Sanders, T. Baumhöfer (ISEA RWTH Aachen), I. Manke (HelmholtzZentrum Berlin), N. Kardjilov, A. Hilger and J. Schloesser (Helmholtz Centre Berlin) Durability and Degradation Analysis of PEMFC under Idle Condition - J. Wu, X. Yuan, J. Martin and H. Wang (Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation) In-situ High Resolution Neutron Radiography of Liquid Water in Spiral Flow Channels in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells - S. Amiruddin (Illinois Institute of Technology), B. Li and J. Prakash (Illinois Institute of Techmology)

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 420

A Study of the Relationships Between PEM Fuel Cell MEA Component Manufacturing Defects and Cell Performance and Durability - D. Williams, J. Berger, A. Herring (Colorado School of Mines), M. Ulsh and H. Dinh (National Renewable Energy Lab)

16:00 421

16:20 422

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Synergetic Effect of Various Coal Contaminants on the Performance of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells - J. Bao, G. Krishnan and P. Jayaweera (SRI International) Water Dynamics in Semi-IPN Porous Membrane for Fuel Cells - P. P. Chu, C. Wu (National Central University), B. Liu (National Central Univesity, Dept. Chemistry, Taiwan), T. Wang and J. Pan (Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) , Hsin-Chu, Taiwan) Diagnosing the Effects of Ammonia Exposure on PEMFC Cathodes - T. Lopes, T. Rockward, R. Mukundan, F. Uribe (Los Alamos National Laboratory) and F. Garzon (LANL)

Impedance Spectroscopy as a Diagnostic Tool for Assessment of Degradation of the Cathode of PEM Fuel Cells - T. Aarhaug, A. Svensson, A. Odegaard and S. Møller-Holst (SINTEF Materials and Chemistry)

B7

Contact Angle Measurement of Water Droplet on Gas Diffusion Layer under Controlled Temperature and Humidity. - K. Yokoyama, J. Ooyama and J. Miyamoto (Natinal Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion Energy Technology / Battery

Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Nanomaterials for Batteries and Supercapacitors Co-Chairs: M. Mizuhata and Y. Cui

08:00 443

Electrodeposition as a Versatile Tool for the Fabrication of Three-Dimensional Lithium-ion Rechargeable Batteries - A. Prieto, J. M. Mosby and T. Arthur (Colorado State University)

08:20 444

Polyol Synthesis of SnO2/Carbon Nanoparticles as Anode Materials for Lithiumion Batteries - F. M. Courtel (National Research Council Canada), E. Baranova (University of Ottawa), Y. Abu-Lebdeh and I. Davidson (National Research Council of Canada)

08:40 445

Nanosized TiO2 Anatase, Rutile, and Brookite Anodes for Li-ion Batteries - D. Dambournet, I. Belharouak and K. Amine (Argonne National Laboratory)

09:00 446

Electrochemical Li insertion into selforganized TiO2 nanotubes - A. Ghicov (University Erlangen), P. Kubiak (ZSW Center for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research), S. Albu (University Erlange), P. Schmuki (University Erlangen) and M. WohlfahrtMehrens (ZSW)

09:20 447

In Situ X-ray Diffraction Studies on Li2MSiO4 (M=Mn, Fe, Co) and Their Derivatives - K. Chung, H. Shin, W. Chang (Korea Institute of Science and Technology), H. Kim (KIST), B. Cho and W. Cho (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)

09:40 448

Electrochemical Polymerization of Biocompatible Thiophene-based Ionic Liquids - S. Lee (Argonne National Laboratory), C. Burns (University of Louisville) and M. Firestone (Argonne National Laboratory)

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:20 449

Characterization of the Polymeric Electrolytes based on Hybrid Precusors and Polyethylene Glycols. - M. S. Siekierski, M. Marczewski, M. Piszcz and A. Plewa-Marczewska (Warsaw University of Technology)

10:40 450

Effect of Anions on the Electrochemical Performances of Layered Double Hydroxide Electrode Materials - M. Hu, L. Lei and Y. Sun (Southeast University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

11:00

451

CNT/Polymer//Metal oxide Composite Electrodes for High Power Electrochemical Supercapacitor Application - A. Kumar, A. Leela Mohana Reddy, M. M. Shaijumon and P. M. Ajayan (Rice University)

17:40

11:20

452

Electrochemical Supercapacitors Confined in Nanopores of Anodic Aluminum Oxide on Silicon Substrate - J. Yan (Eastern New Mexico University)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

453

High-Performance C-Based Supercapacitors using Al Current Collector with Conformal C Coating - H. Wu, Y. Lin (National Taiwan University), E. Lee (Department of Chemical Engineering National Taiwan) and N. Wu (National Taiwan University)

Poster Session - Nanomaterials for Energy Storage and Conversion, 18002030h Co-Chairs: K. Zaghib, K. Abraham, and C. Julien

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465

Electrochemical Properties of Carbon and Copper-coated Si/Graphite Composite Anode H. Kim (KIST), K. Chung, W. Cho and B. Cho (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)

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466

Interrogating Supercapacitive Properties of Metal and Metal Oxides / Single-walled Carbon Nanotube Composites. - A. S. Adekunle and K. I. Ozoemena (University of Pretoria)

Hierarchical Porous Carbon for Supercapacitor Application - Z. Chen (UCLA), X. Wang, Y. Peng and Y. Lu (University of California, Los Angeles)

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Synthesis of High Capacitance Ordered Mesoporous Carbon Materials - D. W. Banham, F. Feng, E. Alsrayheen, J. Burt and V. Birss (University of Calgary)

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468

A Electrochemical Process to Prepare Nanostructured Cobalt Oxide Electrode with Supercapacitor - M. Deng, F. Huang, I. Sun, J. Chang and W. Tsai (National Cheng Kung University)

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Amorphisation Recrystallisation Study of Nanostructural Manganese Dioxides - P. E. Ngoepe (University of Limpopo), T. Sayle (Cranfield University), R. Maphanga (University of Limpopo) and D. Sayle (Cranfield University)

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470

Novel Nanocomposites Polymethacrylate Hydroxyethylene Resin based Electrolyte - M. M. Silva (Universidade do Minho), P. Barbosa and L. Rodrigues (University of Minho)

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471

Electrochemical Characterization of Core Shell PtRu Electrocatalysts - L. Li, J. E. Bedard and E. Smotkin (Northeastern University)

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472

Electro-oxidation of Methanol by Multi-metal Catalysts Supported on Carbon Nanotubes - R. Cheerapradit, O. Chailapakul and P. Vanalabhpatana (Chulalongkorn University)

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473

Synthesis of RuO2ㆍxH2O Nanocomposites using Microwave-Polyol Process - J. Kim, K. Kim, S. Park and K. Kim (Yonsei University)

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474

In-situ Durability Studies of Few-Walled Carbon Nanotube-and Carbon NanofiberSupported Pt as PEMFC Cathode - A. R. Oyarce, C. Lagergren and G. Lindbergh (Royal Insitute of Technology)

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475

Properties of ZnS Films Deposited by Brush Plating Technique - M. R. Murali (CECRI), K. Sadasivam (National College, Trichy) and P. Joseph (Bharathidhasan Institute of Technology)

•

476

Brush Plated ZnSe Films and their Properties - M. R. Murali (CECRI), C. Dhanemozhi (Periyakulam college) and R. John (Mother Teresa University)

•

477

Characteristics of Periodic Pulse Deposited ZnSe Films from Non Aqueous Bath - M. R. Murali (CECRI), C. Chitra and E. Elango (Government Arts College, Coimbatore)

•

478

Properties of CdSexTe1-x Films deposited by Spray Pyrolysis - M. R. Murali (CECRI) and E. Elango (Chettinadu Polytechnic College)

Application for Supercapacitors and Pt Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion Co-Chairs: A. Shukla and J. P. Dodelet

14:00 454

14:20

455

Supercapacitor Behavior of CNT/MnO2 Composite - S. Wei, W. P. Kang and J. Davidson (Vanderbilt University)

14:40

456

Synthesis of RuO2 • xH2O /CNT Nanocomposites using Microwave-Polyol Process for Electrochemical Capacitor Applications - J. Kim, K. Kim, S. Park and K. Kim (Yonsei University)

15:00 457

15:20 458

15:40 459

16:00 460

16:20 16:40

461

17:00 462

17:20

463

Preparation of Platinum Tungsten Oxide (PtWO3) Nanoparticles and their Electrocatalytic Properties - K. Chan (The University of Hong Kong)

Fabrication and Characterization of NanoSized LiMn2O4/C Hybrid Electrochemical Capacitors - Y. Lin, N. Wu (National Taiwan University), W. Lin and H. Chen (Taiwan Textile Research Institute) Metal Oxide/Conducting Polymer/CNT Nanocomposites for Pseudocapacitor Applications - S. Yoon, J. Kim and K. Kim (Yonsei University) Au Segmented Metal Oxide-Carbon Nanotube Coaxial Electrodes for High Power Supercapacitor Application - A. Leela Mohana Reddy, M. M. Shaijumon, S. R. Gowda and P. M. Ajayan (Rice University) Specific Performance of Supercapacitor Single Cells based on Micro/mesoporous Carbide Derived Carbon Electrodes prepared from VC and Mo2C - T. Thomberg, A. Jänes and E. Lust (University of Tartu) Intermission (20 Minutes) Pt and its alloy Nanofibers Made by Electrospinning and their Application in PEM Fuel Cell - J. Shui and J. Li (University of Rochester) Development of Pt Deposited Mesoporous Carbon (Pt/MC) Model Catalysts and Exploration of Oxygen Transfer and Storage Processes Inside the Mesopores - A. Hayashi, K. Kimijima (AIST), J. Miyamoto (Natinal institute of advanced industrial science and technology) and I. Yagi (AIST) Effect of Platinum Loading on Anodic Oxidation of Hydrogen in PEFCs - G. Selvarani, P. Sridhar, S. Pitchumani (CECRI Madras Unit) and A. Shukla (Central Electrcochemical Research Insititute, Karaikudi-630006. India.)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Tuesday, May 26

11:40

464

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479

Photoconductivity Behavior of Electron Beam Evaporated CdS Films - M. R. Murali (CECRI), S. Siva (Rajapalayam Rajus college), A. Bahadur and K. Kottaisamy (Kalasalingam University)

11:20

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480

Characteristics of Gallium Doped ZnO Thin Films Deposited by Sol Gel Dip Coating - M. R. Murali (CECRI), K. Appukuttan (Arignar Anna college), P. Perumal (Hindu College), N. Pillai (Arignar Anna College) and S. Siva (Rajapalayam Rajus College)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

•

Tuesday, May 26

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B8

481

482

483

Charateristics of CdTe Films Deposited by Spray Pyrolysis - M. R. Murali (CECRI) and E. Elango (Chettinadu Polytechnic College) The Studies of Niobium Doping Effect on the Photoelectronic Properties of TiO2 Nanocrystalline Layers for Solar Photovoltaics - L. Larina, N. Tsvetkov (KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)), O. Shevaleevskiy (Institute of Biochemical Physics Russian Academy of Sciences) and B. Ahn (KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)) ZnO nanowire-CuInS2 Nanocomposites as Light-Harvesting Assemblies: Photoinduced Charge-Transfer Interactions - K. Kuo, S. Chen (National Chiao Tung University), B. Cheng (National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center) and D. Liu (National Chiao Tung University)

535

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: K. Rajeshwar and B. A. Parkinson

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536

ZnO NWs-TiO2 NPs Hybrid Structure for DyeSensitized Solar Cell Applications - S. Park, J. Park and Y. Do (Kookmin University)

•

537

Exploration of Surface Treatments for Semiconductor-based Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting - K. L. Menningen (Univ.

Wisconsin - Stevens Point)

•

538

Dye-sensitized Solar Cells using the Anodic TiO2 Nanotube - S. Eom (Yonsei University), S. Park, H. Lee, Y. Jeon and Y. Shul (Yonsei Univ.)

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539

Enhanced Photovoltaic Performance of Self-assembled and Vertically Aligned TiO2 Nanorods Subject to Ammonia Plasma Treatments - H. Chen (National Chiao Tung University), F. Pan (National Chiao-Tung University), C. Tsai (National Chiao Tung University) and C. Huang (National University of Kaohsiung)

•

540

Characterization of Fe-TiO2-optically Transparent Electrode for Photo-electrocatalytic Reduction of CO2 - M. D. SalazarVillalpando (DOE/National Energy Technology)

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541

Spray Pyrolysed CdSexTe1-x Films and their Structural and Optical Properties - M. R. Murali (CECRI) and E. Telango (Chettinadu Polytechnic College)

Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion

Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Session 3 Co-Chairs: B. A. Parkinson and K. Rajeshwar

08:30 529

08:50 530

09:10

531

Growth of High-quality CuInSe2 Film by Electrodeposited Cu-In-Se Bilayer for Solar Cell - T. Chung (National Cheug Kung University), W. Lee (National Cheng Kung University), Y. Chen and S. Hsu (National Cheug Kung University) Synthesis and Characterization of Semiconducting CuGaS2 Nanoparticles for Water Photoelectrolysis - H. De Paz, M. Cirtiu and B. Marsan (Université du Québec à Montréal) Increase of Effectiveness of the DSC Anode via P-doping and Incorporation of Electrospun Fibers into the TiO2 Structure. - J. Prochazka, L. Kavan and M. Zukalova (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry)

09:30

Intermission (30 Minutes)

10:00 532

Electrochemical Characterization of Metal Hexacyanoferrates for Potential Application as Redox Mediator in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell - I. A. Rutkowska and P. Kulesza (University of Warsaw)

10:40 533

11:00 534

58

Modeling and Fabrication of Dye Sensitized Solar Cells with Nanowire Array Based Photoanodes. - J. J. Hill, K. Haller, N. Banks (University of Florida) and K. Ziegler (University of Florida, Dept. of Chemical Engineering) Electrochemical Impedance of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells - S. Petrovic, C. Chaudhari, S. Franklin (Arizona State University) and J. Oh (Arizona State Universtiy)

Dye Sensitization of Porous Gallium Phosphide - B. A. Parkinson and D. Choi (University of Wyoming)

B9

Advanced Materials and Concepts for Energy Harvesting

High Temperature Materials / Energy Technology / New Technology Continental 7, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Grand Challenges & Opportunities in Energy Conversion and Storage - Fuel Cells Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and E. Wachsman

08:00 549

Small-Power Portable Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Systems - Invited - S. C. Singhal (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

08:40 550

Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics in Energy Conversion and Storage Systems - Invited - A. Virkar (University of Utah)

09:20 551

Material State Changes in Heterogeneous Material Systems: Multiphysics Foundations for Design, Durability and Prognosis - Invited - K. Reifsnider (University of South Carolina)

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Grand Challenges & Opportunities in Energy Conversion and Storage - Semiconductors and Transparent Conductors Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and J. Liu

10:20 552

Can Aqueous Synthesized ZnO be Our Future Semiconductor? - Invited - F. Lange (University of California, Santa Barbara)

11:00 553

Engineering Performance in TCO Films for Energy Applications - Invited - G. Exarhos (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

14:00 554

New Flexure Mode Flexoelectric Piezoelectric Composite - Invited - E. Cross, B. Chu, W. Zhu and N. Li (The Pennsylvania State University)

555

Solid Al Alloys - A Safe, High Energy Density Material for Storage, Transport, and Generation of Hydrogen on Demand - Invited - J. Woodall, J. Ziebarth, R. Kramer, C. Allen, D. Sherman and G. Choi (Purdue University)

14:40

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 556

Hydrogen Production from Photoelectrochemical Cells: Theoretical Considerations and Experimental Results Invited - J. Turner (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

557

Synthesis and Self-assembly of Nanostructured Materials for Energy - Invited - J. Liu (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

16:20

C2

Microfluidics Co-Chairs: T. Thundat and A. Hoff

11:00 583

Patterning of Superhydrophobic Paper Surfaces to Control the Mobility and Transport of Liquid Drops for Microfluidic Applications - B. Balu, V. Breedveld and D. W. Hess (Georgia Institute of Technology)

11:20 584

Rapid Capture of a Specific Cell Type within an Electrode-Integrated Microfluidic Chip - M. Hashimoto, H. Kaji and M. Nishizawa (Tohoku University)

585

Digital Cell Counting Using Photosensor Array Integrated with Microfluidic Chamber - T. Tanaka, Y. Sunaga, K. Hatakeyama (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), M. Sawaguchi, A. Iwadate, Y. Mizutani, K. Sasaki, N. Tateishi (Casio Computer Co. Ltd.) and T. Matsunaga (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

11:40

12:00 586

Dielectrics and Engineered Interfaces in Biological and Biomedical Applications

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Sensor / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Novel Materials in Sensing Co-Chairs: M. Madou and S. Daunert

08:00 576

Biosensors Using Functionalized ZnO and GaN Surfaces - S. J. Pearton, F. Ren, B. Kang, Y. Wang, B. Chu, K. Chen, C. Chang, T. Lele, Y. Tseng (University of Florida) and A. Dabiran (SVT Associates)

08:40 577

Self-Assembled Nanowire Arrays for Optical Biosensing - R. N. MacKenzie (Laboratory of Biosensors & Bioelectronics), T. Sannomiya (Laboratory of Biosensors and Bioelectronics, ETZ Zürich), V. Auzelyte (Laboratory for Micro- and Nanotechnology, Paul Scherrer Institute) and J. Vörös (Laboratory of Biosensors and Bioelectronics, ETZ Zürich)

09:00 578

09:20 579

Development of Nitrous Oxide Enzyme Sensor Based on Direct Electron Transfer - W. Tsugawa, H. Shimizu (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), M. Tatara, Y. Ueno (Kajima Technical Research Institute) and K. Sode (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) Electrogenerated Polymers: A Versatile Platform for the Fabrication of Biosensors and Biofuel Cells - S. Cosnier (Grenoble universityCNRS)

Nanofluidic Redox Cycling for Localized Detection of Chemical Gradients - B. Wolfrum, E. Kätelhön (Institute of Bio- and Nano Systems (IBN-2), Jülich Forschungszentrum GmbH, JARA-FIT), M. Zevenbergen, E. Goluch, S. Lemay (Kavli Institute of Nanoscience, Delft University of Technology) and A. Offenhäusser (Forschungszentrum Jülich)

Surface Modifications Co-Chairs: L. Nagahara and K. Sode

14:00 587

XPS Analysis of Silicon Oxide Surfaces Functionalized with Alkoxy-Methylsilanes - D. Landheer, W. Jiang, G. Lopinski and C. Fan (National Research Council, Canada)

14:20 588

Phynox® Surface Modification by Organophosphonic Acid and PEG Fragments for Improvement of its Haemocompatibility S. Devillers, N. Cuvelier, J. Delhalle (University of Namur) and Z. Mekhalif (FUNDP)

14:40 589

Formation of Hydroxyapatite on Ti-30Nb1Fe-1Hf by Anodizing Oxidation and Hydrothermal Treatment - S. Ou, Y. Pan and C. Lin (National Taiwan University)

15:00 590

Conformal Growth of Nanostructured Titania On Spatially Organized Poly(p-xylylene) Nanocolumns - M. Demirel (Pennsylvania State University), W. Dressick (Naval Research Laboratory) and N. Malvadkar (Penn State University)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: I-M. Hsing, C. Kranz, D. Landheer, and M. Madou

10:00 580

Sensing properties of thin Nd2O3 sensing membrane for pH-ISFET - T. Pan, C. Lee and J. Lin (Chang Gung University)

•

591

10:20 581

Sensing Performance of aTiO2/Er2O3 Stacked film pH-ISFET for Urea Detection - T. Pan, M. Huang, J. Lin and M. Wu (Chang Gung University)

Antineoplastic Drug Interactions with DNA Modified Gold Piezoelectrodes - A. Nowicka, S. Hafner and M. Hepel (State University of New York at Potsdam)

•

592

Molecularly Templated Polymer Matrix Films for Biorecognition Processes: Sensors for Evaluating Oxidative Stress and Redox Buffering Capacity - M. Stobiecka, J. Debb and M. Hepel (State University of New York at Potsdam)

10:40 582

Inkjet Printing of Enzymes for Glucose Sensors - C. Cook, T. Wang, A. Wallwork and B. Derby (Manchester University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

59

Tuesday, May 26

Grand Challenges & Opportunities in Energy Conversion and Storage - Energy Storage (Non-battery) Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and J. Nino

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•

Tuesday, May 26

•

593

594

595

High Selectivity Molecular Imprinting Polymer for Creatine Kinase Recognition - C. Wang, Y. Chen (Tatung University), Y. Chen (National Cheng Kung University) and T. Chou (Tatung University; National Cheng Kung University) Microfluidic Device using Chemiluminescence and Oligonucleotide-arrayed Thin Film Transistor Photosensor for DNA Sensing - Y. Sunaga, K. Hatakeyama, T. Tanaka (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), M. Sawaguchi, A. Iwadate, Y. Mizutani, K. Sasaki, N. Tateishi (Casio Computer Co. Ltd.) and T. Matsunaga (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) Real-time Monitoring of Oxygen Consumption during Differentiation of Human Monocytic Cell Lines (THP-1) by Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy - S. Kasai, T. Numata (Tohoku Institute of Technology), H. Shiku (Tohoku Univ), H. Abe (Yamagata University), T. Matsue (Tohoku University) and Y. Niizeki (Tohoku Institute of Technology)

C3

Mechanistic and Synthetic Aspects of Organic Electrochemistry

Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Franciscan D, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Co-Chairs: P. Zuman and D. Little

08:00 628

Anodic Oxidation of Cyclooctatetraene in Alcoholic Solvents - A. J. Fry, G. Connors, L. Brown, P. Lambert, N. Shamsi, B. Sheludko and J. Bours (Wesleyan University)

08:20 629

Electrochemical Oligosaccharide Synthesis - T. Nokami, H. Tsuyama, A. Shibuya and J. Yoshida (Kyoto University)

08:40 630

Electrochemical Investigations of the Fries Rearrangement Using Lewis Acids in Ionic Liquids - G. T. Cheek (US Naval Academy)

09:00 631

Electrochemical Reduction of gammaHexachlorocyclohexane (Lindane) by Nickel(I) Salen Generated at Carbon Cathodes in Dimethylformamide - J. Merz, M. Foley and D. Peters (Indiana University)

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596

Preparation of the High Selective Creatine Kinase Nanocavities - Y. Chen (National Cheng Kung University), J. Rick (Tatung University) and T. Chou (Tatung University; National Cheng Kung University)

09:20 632

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597

Spectroelectrochemical Measurement of the Redox Potential of the Primary Electron Acceptor Pheophytin a in Photosystem II - Y. Kato (Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo), M. Sugiura (Cell-Free Science and Technology Research Center, Ehime University) and T. Watanabe (Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo)

The Effects of Hydrogen Bonding and Proton Transfer in the Non-Aqueous Electrochemistry of p-Phenylenediamines - D. K. Smith, L. Clare, S. Maciejewski and J. Woods (San Diego State University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 633

Direct and Nickel(I)-Catalyzed Reduction of Triclosan in Dimethylformamide - K. N. Knust and D. Peters (Indiana University)

10:20 634

Electrochemical Investigation of Reduction Mechanism of Tetranitrocalix-[4]-arenes and their Models, Para-substituted Nitrobenzenes A. Liska and J. Ludvik (J. Heyrovsky Institute)

10:40 635

Anion Influence on the Potential-induced Structures of Viologens on a Halide-modified Cu(100) Surface - K. Gentz (Institute for Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, Bonn University), P. Broekmann (Bern University) and K. Wandelt (Institute for Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, Bonn University)

11:00 636

FT-IRRAS Studies of Potential Controlled Transformations of Viologen Monolayers adsorbed on a Copper Electrode Surface - M. Roeefzaad, P. Broekmann and K. Wandelt (Physical Chemistry, University of Bonn)

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598

Spectroelectrochemical Investigation on the Redox Property of Cytochrome b559 in Photosystem II Reaction Center - T. Shibamoto, Y. Kuroiwa, Y. Kato and T. Watanabe (Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo)

•

599

A Flexible Drug Delivery Chip for Electronically-Controlled Release of AntiEpileptic Drug - W. Huang, S. Hu, K. Liu, S. Chen and D. Liu (National Chiao Tung University)

•

600

Development of Glucose Biosensor Using Flexible, Transparent Carbon Nanotube Films - X. Pham, M. N. Bui, C. Li, K. Han and G. Seong (Hanyang University)

•

601

Effect of Ethanol on Oxidative Activity of Bilirubin Oxidase - K. Murata, K. Kajiya, N. Nakamura and H. Ohno (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

•

602

Switchable Bioelectrocatalytic Interfaces Controlled by Enzyme Logic Systems - J. Zhou, T. Tam, M. Pita, M. Ornatska, S. Minko and E. Katz (Clarkson University)

60

11:20

637

Poly-para-aminophenol Films: Impedance Characteristics - I. U. Haque, K. Bano and S. Iqbal (University of Engineering and Technology Lahore)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: D. Peters and G. Cheek

•

638

Synthesis and Physical Properties of Organogels based on Low Molecular Weight Gelators: 4-(4-Perfluorooctyl)butoxybenzene Derivatives - H. Okamoto, Y. Yamamoto, Y. Morita and Y. Matsue (Yamaguchi University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

High Temperature Corrosion Chair: D. C. Hansen

Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

14:00 650

Corrosion

General Corrosion Co-Chairs: D. C. Hansen and S. R. Brankovic

08:00 639

Anodic Oxidation of Aluminium in Oxalic Acid by Cyclic Voltammetry - M. Mubarak Ali and V. Raj (Periyar University)

08:20 640

The hardness variation and corrosion behavior of trivalent chromium-carbon deposits annealed at various temperatures - Y. Liu, C. Huang (Chang Gung University) and C. Yang (Ming Chi University of Technology)

08:40 641

The Study of the Short-circuit Failure in PCB Process - J. Choi, M. Kim, Y. Park and B. Kim (Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., LTD.)

09:00 642

Electropolishing of Niobium in Sulfuric Acid-methanol Electrolyte - X. Zhao, S. Corcoran (Virginia Tech), M. Kelley and C. Reece (Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility and College of William and Mary)

09:20 643

A Comparative Electrochemical Study of Steel Corrosion in the Presence of Radiolytically Produced and Chemically Added Oxidants - K. Daub, X. Zhang, D. Shoesmith and J. C. Wren (University of Western Ontario)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 644

Grain Orientation Effects on Zinc Enrichment and Surface Morphologies - M. Gentile (University of Manchester), P. Skeldon and G. Thompson (The University of Manchester)

10:20 645

Mild Steel Marine Corrosion: Corrosion Rates in Atmospheric and Seawater Environments of a Peruvian Port (N.W. Farro, L. Veleva and P. Aguilar) - N. Farro (Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, Departamento de Química), L. P. Veleva (CINVESTAV-Merida) and P. Aguilar (Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, Departamento de Física)

10:40 646

11:00 647

Saccharin Incorporation vs. Corrosion Rate of 2.4 T CoFe Alloys - J. George (University of Houston), S. Castillo (North Shore Senior High School), S. Gudur and S. R. Brankovic (University of Houston) Comparison of Aqueous and Atmospheric Induced Pitting at Sulfide Inclusions in Stainless Steel - L. M. Serna (Sandia National Laboratories)

Fuel Cells Co-Chairs: S. R. Brankovic and D. C. Hansen

11:20 648

Formation, Activity and Stability of Pt -UNCD Powders - A. Ay and G. Swain (Michigan State University)

649

Aluminum Alloys Bipolar Plates Modified by Non-isothermal Deposition and Displacement Deposition Methods - S. Tsai (Chung Cheng Institute of Technology, National Defense), M. Ger, Y. Chou (Chung Cheng Institute of Technology, National Defense University), C. Bai (Cheng Institute of Technology, National Defense University), S. Lee and Y. Chen (Yuan Ze Fuel cell Center, Yuan Ze University)

11:40

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

High Temperature, High Pressure Water Corrosion Behavior of MgO-pyrochlore Composites for Inert Matrix Fuel Applications - P. Xu and J. C. Nino (University of Florida)

14:20

651

Corrosion of Oxide Dispersion Strengthened Ferritic Steels in High Temperature Molten Salt Coolants - J. C. Farmer (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)

14:40

652

The Study of Finishing Temperature Effect on the Formation of Tertiary Scale and its Characteristics on Hot-rolled Steel Strips - S. Ieamsupapong, S. Chandra-ambhorn, V. Thanateponake, S. Daopiset, and W. Suksamai (King Mongkut’s University of Technology)

15:00 653

Micro structural Development of Nb-15Si20Mo-5B-20Ti and Nb-15Si-20Mo-5B-20Cr Alloys in Air and Argon Atmospheres from 600 to 1300°C. - B. Portillo, S. Varma (University of Texas at El Paso) and R. Mahapatra (Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft Division (NAWCAD))

15:20 654

High Temperature and Pressure Electrochemical Design for Corosion Research - C. G. Ubah and E. Asselin (University of British Columbia)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Passivation Chair: D. C. Hansen

16:00 655

The Influence of the Semiconducting Properties of Passive Films on Pitting Resistance - S. P. Harrington and T. M. Devine (University of California)

16:20 656

Influence of Mg Concentration in ALMg-Zr Alloy in Nonaqueous - M. Tahara (Shinryo corporation), Y. Kawase (Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation), M. Kitano (Tohoku University), F. Mizutani (Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation), M. Saeki (Nippon Light Metal Company, Limited), Y. Shirai (Tohoku University) and T. Ohmi (Tohoku Univ.)

657

Passivation Kinetics of Carbon Steel in Simulated Fuel-Grade Ethanol - X. Lou and P. Singh (Georgia Institute of Technology)

16:40

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 General Corrosion Poster Session, 1800-2030h Chair: D. C. Hansen

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658

Corrosion Protection of Brass 70/30 in Acidic Media by using an Organic Ligand - A. Dadgarinezhad and F. Baghaei (instructor)

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659

A Study on the Accuracy of the Tafel Extrapolation Method in HCl Solutions - E. Poorqasemi, F. Haqdar, M. Peikari and B. Roozbahani (Abadan institute of technology)

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660

Corrosion Inhibition of Cationic Surfactant on Steel in Acid Medium and Synergistic Effect of the Presence of Chloride Ions - D. Asefi (Azad University of Tehran), M. Arami and A. Sarabi (polytechnic univercity)

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D1

Corrosion General Session

Tuesday, May 26

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661

Corrosion Inhibition of Polyaniline for Mild Steel in Hydrochloric Acid Solution - F. Shi (College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Qingdao University, Qingdao, China), X. Wang (Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences), X. Liu (Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Qingdao, China) and J. Yu (College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Qingdao University, Qingdao, China)

•

662

Evaluation of Corrosion Inhibition of a Schiff Base on Mild Steel in 0.5 MH2SO4 - F. Baghaei Ravari and A. Dagarinezhad (Shahid Bahonar University)

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663

Universal Growth Rate Law of Initial Oxidation on the Mott-Cabrera Model Modified by Vacancy Mechanism - I. Ishikawa (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Sicience and Technology(AIST)) and H. Nanjo (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST))

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664

Peculiarities of Inhibition Copper Local Activation by Benzotriazole under Different Temperatures - E. Skrypnikova, S. Kaluzhina and L. Agafonova (Voronezh State University)

•

665

Modeling of Metastable Pitting of Titanium by an Integral Technique on Current Transients - Z. Jiang (University of Oslo), H. Middleton (University of Agder) and T. Norby (University of Oslo)

•

E1

666

Electrochemical Study of Corrosion Behavior of Rare Earth Based Chemical Conversion Coating on Aerospace Aluminum Alloy - S. Kiyota, B. Valdez, M. Stoytcheva, R. Zlatev and M. Schorr (UABC)

Advanced Gate Stack, Source/Drain, and Channel Engineering for Si-Based CMOS 5: New Materials, Processes, and Equipment

Continental 8, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Short-Time Annealing - Dopant Activation & Diffusion Co-Chairs: H. Iwai and P. Timans

14:00 693

14:30

694

Boron Diffusion Behavior during the Formation of Shallow p +/n Junction using the combination of Ge Pre-amorphization Implantation, Pre-Annealing RTA and PostAnnealing Non Melt Excimer Laser(NLA) Processes - S. Aid, S. Matsumoto (Keio University), T. Suzuki, G. Fuse (SEN Corporation, an SHI and Axcelis Company) and T. Nakazawa (Coherent Japan Inc.)

14:50

695

High Temperature Implantation: A Solution for n-type Junctions in Strained Silicon - W. Heiermann, D. Buca, H. Trinkaus, U. Breuer (Forschungszentrum Juelich), B. Ghyselen (SOITEC SA, Parc Technologique des Fontaines, Bernin, France) and S. Mantl (Forschungszentrum Juelich)

15:10

696

Atomic Layer Deposition of Antimony Oxide on Hydrogen-terminated Silicon Substrates - B. Kalkofen, S. Matichyn and E. Burte (University of Magdeburg)

15:30

15:50

697

Revolutionary Nanoelectronic Devices and Processes for Post 32nm CMOS - Y. Nishi (Stanford University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Raman Scattering Characterization of Annealing Effects in Ultra-Shallow BoronImplanted Si Wafers - M. Fukumoto, H. Minami, N. Hasuike, H. Harima, M. Yoshimoto (Kyoto Institute of Technology) and W. Yoo (WaferMasters, Inc.)

16:40 699

The Evaluation of State-of-the-Art front-End Structures by the Differential Hall Effect Continuous Anodic Oxidation Technique - S. A. Prussin and J. Reyes (University of California, Los Angeles)

17:00 700

Photoluminescence Study on Ion Implanted Silicon after Rapid Thermal Annealing - S. Takashima, M. Yoshimoto (Kyoto Institute of Technology) and W. Yoo (WaferMasters, Inc.)

Technologies for Advanced Electronics Co-Chairs: V. Narayanan and E. Gousev

10:00 689

10:30 690

Light up the Future of Microprocessors with Electronic-Photonic Integration - J. Liu, M. Beals, J. Michel and L. Kimerling (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

High-k Dielectrics and Metal Gates for Future Generation Memory Devices - J. A. Kittl (IMEC)

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Enhancement of Carrier Ballistic Transport in Schottky S/D MOSFETs - W. Wang, H. Tsuchiya and M. Ogawa (Kobe University)

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Modeling the Influence of Defects on the Electrical Response of Multi-dielectric Gate Stack Structures - H. P. Hjalmarson (Sandia National Laboratories) and R. Devine (New Mexico Tech)

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Temperature Influence on Nanocrystals Embedded High-k Nonvolatile Memory Characteristics - C. Yang, Y. Kuo, C. Lin (Texas A&M University) and W. Kuo (Hong Kong City University)

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Nanoelectromechanical Logic and Memory Devices - K. Akarvardar and H. Wong (Stanford University)

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Dopant and Carrier Concentration Profiling with Atomic Resolution by Scanning Tunneling Microscopy - T. Kanayama, M. Nishizawa and L. Bolotov (AIST)

16:20 698

Continental 8, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

08:40 688

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Shallow Junction Metrology Co-Chairs: P. Timans and H. Iwai

Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science and Technology / High Temperature Materials Keynote Address Chair: F. Roozeboom

Millisecond Annealing Junctions for NearScaling-Limit Bulk CMOS using Raised Source/ Drain Extensions - M. Hane (NEC Electronics America, Inc)

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: P. Timans and D.-L. Kwong

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Thermal Decomposition Characteristics of Metal-organic Materials of Zinc Oxide for Evaluation as MOCVD Precursor - K. Watanuki, H. Asahara, A. Inokuchi (Tohoku University), T. Kadota, C. Hasegawa, H. Kanato (Ube Industries, Ltd.), A. Teramoto (Tohoku Univ.), Y. Shirai (Tohoku University) and T. Ohmi (Tohoku Univ.)

Evaluation of the Effects of Impurities in Precursor Materials on the Function of Semiconductor Circuits - P. L. Clancy (Air Liquide-Balazs Analytical Services) and H. E. Gotts (Balazs Analytical Services)

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Low Voltage SILC Analysis for High-k/metal Gate Dielectrics. - N. Rahim and D. Misra (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

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RF Sputtered Er2O3 Thin Films as High-k Gate Dielectrics for Germanium MOS Devices - D. G. Chikkariyappa and N. Bhat (Indian Institute of Science)

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Flash Lamp Activation of n- and p-type Dopants in Strained and Unstrained SOI and SGOI - R. A. Minamisava, W. Heiermann, D. Buca, H. Trinkaus (Forschungszentrum Juelich), J. Hartmann (CEA-LETI), W. Skorupa (Forschungszentrum Dresden-Rossendorf), U. Breuer (Forschungszentrum Juelich), B. Ghyselen (SOITEC SA, Parc Technologique des Fontaines, Bernin, France) and S. Mantl (Forschungszentrum Juelich)

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UHV Fabrication of the Ytterbium Silicide as Potential low Schottky Barrier S/D Contact Material for n-type MOSFET - D. A. Yarekha, G. Larrieu, N. Breil, E. Dubois, S. Godey, X. Wallart, C. Soyer, D. Remiens (IEMN), N. Reckinger, X. Tang (UCL), A. Laszcz, J. Ratajczak (IET) and A. Halimaoui (STMicroelectronics) Fabrication of Ultra Shallow Junction Formation using Plasma Doping and Excimer Laser Annealing for nMOSFET - L. Jung, S. Do, J. Kim, S. Kong (Kyungpook National University), K. Nam (Kyungil University) and Y. Lee (Kyungpook National University) The Effect of NH3 on the Interface of HfO2 and Al2O3 Films on GaAs (100) Surfaces - D. Suh, Y. Cho, D. Ko, M. Cho and Y. Lee (Yonsei University) The Influence of Interfacial Characteristic between W1-xSix and HfO2 on the Work Function of W1-xSix - C. Lin and J. Chen (National Cheng Kung University) Electrical and Wafer Surface Profile Characterization of NiSi Formation Process using a Four Point Probe and Optical Surface Profilometer - W. Yoo, T. Ueda, T. Ishigaki and K. Kang (WaferMasters, Inc.)

E3

Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic and Photonic Devices

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics Union Square 20, 4th Floor, Building 3

Fabrication and Characterization of Si Nanostructures Co-Chairs: L. Siller and C. Huh

08:10

Introductory Remarks (10 Minutes)

08:20 747

Formation of Si-nanocrystals in SiO2 via Ion Implantation and Rapid Thermal Processing - A. Knights (McMaster University), I. Crowe, B. Sherliker, M. Halsall (University of Manchester), R. Gwilliam (University of Surrey) and P. Coleman (University of Bath)

09:00 748

In-flight Microplasma Synthesis of Luminescent Silicon Quantum Dots in Macroscopic Quantities - T. Nozaki (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 749

Alkylated Silicon Nanocrystals: Electronic and Optical Characterization and their Potential Applications - L. Siller, P. Coxon, S. Krishnamurthy, Y. Chao, B. Horrocks (Newcastle University) and M. Hunt (Durham University)

10:40 750

The Influence of Structural Ordering on Luminescence from Nitride- and OxynitridePassivated Silicon Nanoclusters - P. R. Wilson, T. Roschuk, J. Wojcik, K. Dunn, M. Betti and P. Mascher (McMaster University)

Non-Si Nanostructures I Co-Chairs: K. Bogart and G.T. Wang

11:00

751

Photoluminescence Quantum Efficiency of Self Assembled Germanium Nanocrystals - D. J. Lockwood, N. Rowell (National Research Council), I. Berbezier and A. Ronda (Institut Matériaux Microélectronique Nanosciences de Provence)

11:40

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Selection Rules for Optical Transitions in PbSe Nanocrystal Quantum Dots: Drastic Effect of Structure Inversion Asymmetry - S. Goupalov (Jackson State University)

Non-Si Nanostructures II Co-Chairs: C. Lin and T. Nozaki

14:00 753

GaN Nanowires: Growth, Characterization, and Applications - G. T. Wang, Q. Li, A. Talin, A. Armstrong, Y. Lin and J. Huang (Sandia National Laboratories)

14:40

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Three-Dimensional Nanostructures for Photonic Lattice Applications Fabricated by Proximity-field nanoPatterning (PnP) - K. Bogart, I. El-kady, R. Grubbs (Sandia National Laboratories), D. Shir (Univiersity of Illinois), A. Ellis, K. Rahimian, A. Sanchez, M. Wiwi, K. Westlake (Sandia National Laboratories), J. Rogers (Univeristy of Illinois) and F. McCormick (Sandia National Laboratories)

15:20

755

Light-Induced Phase Transition Dynamics in VO2 Nanostructured Films - S. Lysenko, A. Rua, V. Vikhnin, F. Fernandez and H. Liu (University of Puerto Rico)

Hafnium Oxide Etching Using Hydrogen Chloride Gas - H. Habuka, Y. Kobori, M. Yamaji (Yokohama National University), S. Horii and Y. Kunii (Hitachi-Kokusai Denki Co., Ltd)

15:40

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Intermission (20 Minutes)

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Tuesday, May 26

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Tuesday, May 26

16:00 756

Probing the Complexities of the Sensitization of Erbium Luminescence by Silicon Nanoclusters - Time Resolved Measurements, Nanocluster Nucleation, and the Role of Stress. - A. J. Kenyon, I. Ahmad (University College London), M. Temple (University of Southampton), A. Kallis, M. Wojdak (University College London), C. Oton (University of Southampton), H. Saleh (University College London), D. Barbier (Teem Photonics) and W. Loh (University of Southampton)

16:40

757

Hysteretic Magneto-Photoluminescence in Mn Ion Implanted Silicon Rich Oxide Thin Films - W. Pan (Sandia National Labs)

17:20

758

Enriched Erbium Emission from Nanoengineered Silicon Surface - P. Sekhar (University of South Florida), K. Belay, T. Kim, R. Elliman (Australian National University) and S. Bhansali (University of South Flrorida)

E4

Novel Plasma Techniques for Low Temperature Processing of Thin Films for Flexible Electronics

10:00 790

Impact of Deuterium and Fluorine Incorporation on Weibull Distribution of Dielectric Breakdown in Gate dielectrics - Y. Mitani, H. Satake (Toshiba Corporation) and A. Toriumi (The University of Tokyo)

10:30 791

Correlation of HCS and NBTI in Degradation of High-k Gate Dielectrics - D. Misra (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

11:00 792

Material Dependence of Negative Bias Temperature Instability (NBTI) Stress and Recovery in SiON p-MOSFETs - S. Mahapatra (IIT)

11:30

793

Critical Modeling Issues in Negative Bias Temperature Instability - T. Grasser (Technical University Vienna) and B. Kaczer (IMEC, Leuven, Belgium)

Ultra-Thin Film/Reliability (Continued) Co-Chairs: K. Yamabe and J. Yota

14:00 794

14:30

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Dielectric Science and Technology Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Poster Session, 1800-2030h

15:00 796

New Insights of BTI degradation in MOSFETs with SiON Gate Dielectrics - M. Li, D. Huang, W. Liu and Z. Liu (Fudan University) Performance, Reliability, Radiation Effects, and Aging Issues in Microelectronics - From Atomic-scale Physics to Engineering-level Modeling - S. T. Pantelides, L. Tsetseris, M. J. Beck, S. N. Rashkeev, G. Hadjisavvas, I. Batyrev, B. Tuttle, X. Zhou, D. M. Fleetwood and R. Schrimpf (Vanderbilt University) Different Types of Degradation and Recovery Mechanisms on NBT Stress for Thin SIO2 Films by On-The-Fly Measurement - A. Teramoto, R. Kuroda (Tohoku Univ.), T. Suko, M. Sato, T. Tsuboi (Agilent Technologies International Japan, Ltd.), S. Sugawa and T. Ohmi (Tohoku Univ.)

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Investigation of the Thin Silicon Oxide Deposited with Different Main Gases and Gap Distance of Atmospheric-pressure Plasma Jet at Low Temperature for OTFTs Gate Insulator - K. Chang (Electronics), S. Huang (National Chiao Tung University), J. Lin and C. Lin (Industrial Technology Research Institute)

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Facing Target Sputtering System for SiOx Gas Barrier Layer in Flexible Display - H. Kim, K. Bae, S. Seo, S. Park and S. Sohn (Catholic University of Daegu)

15:20

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

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Selective Area Crystallization of Amorphous Silicon using a Micro Patterned SiO2 Capping Layer - D. Kim, W. Jeong (Yonsei University), T. Hwang, N. Roh (Samsung Electronics) and H. Kim (Yonsei University)

16:00 798

Moisture Effects on MOS Devices - D. M. Fleetwood, S. A. Francis, A. Dasgupta (Vanderbilt University) and X. Zhou (IBM System and Technology Group)

16:30 799

Carrier Mobility in HfO2/TiN Gate Silicon MOSFETs - P. K. Hurley, A. Negara (Tyndall, University College Cork), T. Van Hemert (University of Twente) and K. Cherkaoui (Tyndall, University College Cork)

17:00 800

Characterization of Threshold Voltage Shift

by Negative Bias Temperature Stress in HfSiOx Films - C. Tamura, T. Hayashi (Univ. of Tsukuba), K. Ohmori (Nanotechnology Laboratory, Waseda Univ.), R. Hasunuma and K. Yamabe (University of Tsukuba)

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Silicon Nitride, Silicon Dioxide, and Alternate Emerging Dielectrics 10 Dielectric Science and Technology Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Ultra-Thin Film/Reliability Co-Chairs: S. T. Pantelides and J. F. Zhang

08:10

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08:40 788

09:10

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09:40 64

Negative-bias Temperature Instability of the Ultra-thin Gate p-MOSFET: Measurement and Physical Mechanisms - D. Ang, Y. Hu, Z. Teo, G. Du and T. Ho (Nanyang Technological University) Wearout and Breakdown of Gate Dielectrics under High Field Stress - S. A. Lombardo (CNR-IMM), J. H. Stathis (IBM Research) and G. Bersuker (Sematech)

17:20

801

Impact of Sensing Gate Bias on NBTI of Hfbased Dielectric Stacks - Z. Ji, L. Lin and J. Zhang (Liverpool John Moores University)

Suppression of Leakage Current of TEOSSiO2 with Bandgap Increasing by High Temperature Annealing - M. Sometani, R. Hasunuma (University of Tsukuba), M. Ogino, H. Kuribayashi, Y. Sugahara (Fuji Electric Device Technology Co.,Ltd.) and K. Yamabe (University of Tsukuba)

Multi-Vibrational Hydrogen Release: A Dielectric Breakdown Model for Ultra-thin SiO2/SiON and High-K Stack - G. C. Ribes (STmicroelectronics) Intermission (20 Minutes) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

11:20 849

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: R. E. Sah, J. F. Zhang, J. Yota, A. Toriumi, and M. J. Deen

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PECVD ARC Solution for BARC-less Immersion Lithography - B. Tang, M. Seamons, M. Lin, H. Dai, R. Ramirez and R. Ding (Applied Materials)

Improved Light Output Power of GaN-based LEDs by Enhancing Current Injection and Spreading - Invited - J. Jeon (Korea University), J. Song (LG Innotek), H. Kim (Georgia Tech) and T. Seong (Korea University)

Advanced Research in Solid State Lighting 2 Co-Chairs: Hahn and Shur

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The Improvement Effect of the Plasma Nitridation Process to the Reliability of the HfO2 thinfilms - K. Chang, B. Chen and C. Tang (Electronics)

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Enhanced Properties of Transparent Conductive Oxide Films with a Gas Barrier Layer for Flexible Displays - H. Kim, J. Ha, D. Kim, J. Kim and S. Sohn (Catholic University of Daegu)

14:20

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Effect of NH3/He Plasma Treatment on Electromigration Behavior and Electrical Reliability of Cu Interconnects - S. Chang, F. Lin and C. Lin (Nation Chung Hsing University)

15:00 852

Study of Efficiency Droop in GaInN/GaN and Polarization-matched GaInN/AlGaInN and GaInN/GaInN Light-emitting Diodes - Invited - M. F. Schubert, J. Xu, Q. Dai, F. Mont, M. Kim, J. Kim, E. Schubert (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), H. Chung, S. Yoon, C. Sone and Y. Park (Samsung ElectroMechanics)

15:40 853

New Statistical Figures of Merit for Color Quality of Solid-State Lamps - A. Zukauskas, R. Vaicekauskas, F. Ivanauskas, H. Vaitkevičius, P. Vitta (Vilnius University) and M. Shur (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)

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Dependence of the Composition Ratio on Passivation Property of Composite (SiO2)1−x(ZnO)x Gas Barrier Films - H. Kim, S. Ji, Y. Park, W. Hong and S. Sohn (Catholic University of Daegu)

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807

Temperature Stress Response of Germanium MOS with HfSiON Dielectric - R. Arora, B. Schmidt, D. M. Fleetwood, R. Schrimpf, K. Galloway, B. Rogers (Vanderbilt University), K. Chung and G. Lucovsky (North Carolina State University)

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14:00 850

Optical and Device Studies of High Al Content AlGaN Materials and Deep UV LEDs - G. Garrett, C. Moe, M. Reed, P. H. Shen, M. Wraback (US Army Research Laboratory), W. Sun, M. Shatalov, X. Hu, J. Yang, Y. Bilenko, A. Lunev (Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc.), M. Shur (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) and R. Gaska (Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc.)

851

High Efficiency Nonpolar and Semipolar Light Emitting Diodes - Invited - S. DenBaars, H. Sato, H. Masui, N. Fellows, M. Schmidt, R. Farrell and D. Feezell (University of California, Santa Barbara)

The Effect of Periodic Relaxation on the Growth Behavior and Electrical Properties of Atomic Layer Deposited PbTiO3 Thin Film M. Park, H. Lee, G. Kim and C. Hwang (Seoul National University)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

To the Mechanisms of SACVD Dielectric Film Deposition - Y. V. Sokolov (Fairchild Semiconductor Corp)

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Red Emission Properties of YNbO4 :Eu3+ Phosphors under Near UV Excitation - E. Lee (Kyonggi university), S. Chung (ETRI) and Y. Kim (Kyonggi University)

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Citric Gel Synthesis and Photoluminescence of Sm3+ Doped and (Sm3+, Dy3+) Codoped Sr2CeO4 Phosphors - Y. Su and I. Tsai (Feng Chia University)

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Dy3+ -doped ZnO-B2O3-P2O5 Glasses for White LEDs - J. Mula, K. Jang (Changwon National University), J. Jeong (Institute of Basic Science), H. Lee (Changwon National University) and S. Yi (Silla University)

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Temperature Dependent Luminescence Properties of NaCaPO4 :Eu2+ and KSrPO4 :Eu2+ Phosphors for UV Based White LEDs - J. Jeong (Institute of Basic Science), M. Jayasimhadri, H. Lee, K. Jang (Changwon National University), S. Yi (Silla University) and J. Jeong (Pukyong University)

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Electrophoretic Deposition of YAG Phosphor on SMD LED - W. Chen, J. Bai, T. Meen (National Formosa University) and C. Huang (National University of Kaohsiung)

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InGaN/GaN MQW LED with 2DHG Structure - H. Hung, S. Young and S. Chang (National Cheng Kung University)

The Effects of Oxidants on the Growth Behavior of PbTiO3 Thin Film by Atomic Layer Deposition - H. Lee, M. Park and C. Hwang (Seoul National University) On the Characteristics of ZnO Films Grown on (11-20) Sapphire Substrates by Atomic Layer Deposition using DEZn and N2O - K. Yen, K. Liu, J. Gong, K. Tsai (National Chung Hsing University), D. Lyu, T. Lin (National Taiwan Ocean University), S. Liang, G. Ni and F. Jih (Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Poster Session - Solid State Lighting: Phosphors and Structures, 18002030h

Solid-State Lighting

Electronics and Photonics Union Square 19, 4th Floor, Building 3

Advanced Research on Solid State Lighting 1 Co-Chairs: Park and Gardner

10:00 847

10:40 848

High Efficiency Phosphorescent OLEDs for Solid-State Lighting - Invited - H. Yamamoto, M. Weaver, M. Hack, J. Brown, R. Ma and R. Kwong (Universal Display Corporation) Inorganic-organic Heterostructures for Lighting - Invited - M. Willander (Linköping University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Tuesday, May 26

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

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Fluorescence Properties of Er3+ -doped YPO4 Phosphors - B. Rachamadugu, D. Kim, S. Yi, S. Kim (Silla University), K. Jang, H. Lee (Changwon National University) and J. Jeong (Pukyong National University)

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Improved Fluorescence Properties of Eu3+ Ions in YPO4 Phosphors by Li+ -doping - D. Kim, B. Rachamadugu, S. Yi, S. Kim (Silla University), K. Jang, H. Lee (Changwon National University) and J. Jeong (Pukyong National University)

E7

State-of-the-Art Program on Compound Semiconductors 50 (SOTAPOCS 50) Electronics and Photonics

15:00 884

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 885

Piezoelectric Field in Semi-Polar InGaN/GaN Quantum Wells - P. H. Shen, G. Garrett, M. Wraback (US Army Research Laboratory), H. Zhong, A. Tyagi, J. Speck and S. Nakamura (University of California Santa Barbara)

886

Annealing Effects On ZnO/NiSi Contact - W. Ren (Old Dominion University) and H. Gong (National University of Singapore)

16:10

Tuesday, May 26

Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Co-Chairs: J. Brown and P. Nam

08:00 874

A Review of Materials Issues and Degradation of III-V Compound Semiconductors and Optical Devices - O. Ueda (Kanazawa Institute of Technology)

09:00 875

Improvement of Low Frequency Noise of ptype GaN by Surface Chlorination Treatment - L. Huang, N. Shiau, L. Lou (Institute of Microelectronics) and C. Lee (National Cheng Kung University)

09:20 876

Electrical Performance of Gate-recessed AlGaN/GaN MOS-HEMTs Fabricated using Photoelectrochemical Method - Y. Chiou, L. Huang, L. Lou (Institute of Microelectronics) and C. Lee (National Cheng Kung University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 877

III-V Semiconductors, a History in RF Applications - C. A. Barratt (RFMD)

10:30 878

Detection of Glucose and pH from Exhaled Breath Condensate Using AlGaN/GaN High Electron Mobility Transistors - B. Chu, C. Chang, B. Kang, A. Goh, A. Sciullo, W. Wu, J. Lin, B. Gila, S. J. Pearton (University of Florida), W. Johnson, E. Piner, K. Linthicum (Nitronex Corporation) and F. Ren (University of Florida)

10:50 879

11:10

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Ordered Hole Arrays on GaAs Fabricated

by Metal-Assisted Chemical Etching - Y. Yasukawa, H. Asoh and S. Ono (Kogakuin University) The Morphology Control and Defect Study of Electrodeposited ZnO Nanostructures - M. Wang, S. Chua (Singapore-MIT Alliance) and C. Thompson (Department of Materials Science and Engineering, MIT) Electrodeposited Au-CdTe-Au Nanowires: Solution-based Control Over Cd/Te Stoichiometry - L. O. Mair, K. Skinner, C. Donley and R. Superfine (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Co-Chairs: A. Baca and D. N. Buckley

14:00 882

Metamorphic Multijunction Solar Cells with World Record Efficiencies - Electronics and Photonics Division Award Talk - F. Dimroth, W. Guter, J. Schone, G. Siefer, A. Bett and E. R. Weber (Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems)

14:30 883

GaN Reliability Through the Decade - K. V. Smith (Raytheon)

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Real-time detection of botulinum toxin with AlGaN/GaN high electron mobility transistor - Y. Wang, B. Chu, K. Chen, C. Chang, T. Lele, Y. Tseng, S. J. Pearton (University of Florida), J. Ramage, D. Hooten (Constellation Technology Corp), A. Dabiran, P. Chow (SVT Associates) and F. Ren (University of Florida)

16:30 887

Photoelectrochemical Splitting of Water to H2 and O2 at n-Fe2O3 Nanowires and Nanocrystalline Carbon-Modified (CM)-nFe2O3 Thin Films - M. Frites and S. U. Khan (Duquesne University)

16:50 888

Low Temperature Hydrothermal Growth of ZnO Nanorods and its Applications - B. Chu, C. Chang, J. Lee, T. Lele, P. Jiang, Y. Tseng, L. Leu, D. Norton, A. Gupte, S. J. Pearton and F. Ren (University of Florida)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: A. Baca, D. N. Buckley, J. Brown, and P. Nam

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889

Optical and Electrical Properties of ZnCuO Thin Film Prepared by Co-sputtering - S. Chung, J. Shin, M. Ryu, W. Cheong, C. Hwang, S. Ko Park, D. Cho and H. Chu (ETRI)

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Efficiency Enhancement of GaN/InGaN Vertical-Injection Light Emitting Diodes Using Distinctive Indium-Tin-Oxide Nanorods - M. Tsai, C. Chiu, J. Yang, P. Yu, J. Chang, H. Kuo and S. Wang (National Chiao Tung University)

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891

Luminescent Properties of M-Al2O4 :Eu2+ (M: Ca, Sr) Thin Films Prepared on Sapphire Substrates - J. Lee, C. Lee and Y. Kim (Kyonggi University)

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892

Improved Current Dispersion Effect and DC Performance of AlGaN/GaN HEMT with Ar+ Implanted Device Isolation - J. Lee, S. Ahn, K. Kim, D. Kim, J. Bang, H. Kang, C. Yang, J. Ha, K. Na and J. Lee (Kyungpook National University)

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893

Reduction of dislocation in GaN epitaxial layer grown on (111)-oriented Silicon by using InN inter-layer - K. Kim, D. Kim, J. Lee and J. Lee (Kyungpook National University)

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Observation of Self-limiting Regime in the Atomic Layer Deposition of ZnO Films using Nitrous Oxide as the Oxygen Supply - P. Chung, H. Lai, Y. Lin, K. Yen, C. Kung and J. Gong (National Chung Hsing University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

923

Thermal Resistance Model for Multi-finger Trench-Isolated Bipolar Transistors on SOI Substrate - R. Rashmi, A. Kranti, G. Armstrong (Queen’s University Belfast) and S. Nirgin (MHS- Electronics UK Ltd)

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924

Fabrication of Thick-film Silicon on Insulator

by Separation by Implanted Oxygen Layer Transfer - X. Wei, B. Zhang, M. Zhang, X. Wang and C. Lin (Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

925

The “U” Shape Behavior of GIFBE in Function of Back Gate Bias in FinFETs - P. G. Agopian (University of São Paulo), J. A. Martino (USP - University of Sao Paulo), E. Simoen (IMEC) and C. Claeys (IMEC, KUL)

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926

Quantization effect in Capacitance Behavior of Nanoscale Si MuGFETs - A. Afzalian, C. Lee, R. Yan, N. Dehdashti Akhavan, C. Colinge and J. Colinge (Tyndall National Institute)

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Pseudo MOSFET analysis of proton irradiated and annealed SOI wafer - S. Jung, J. Kim, L. Jung, Y. Lee (Kyungpook National University) and Y. Bae (Uiduk University)

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Impact of Top Silicon Thickness on Memory Margin of Cap-less Memory Cell - S. Kim, K. Choi, H. Enomoto, T. Kim, C. Lee, J. Oh, T. Shim and J. Park (Nano-SOI Process Laboratory)

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09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 984

Future Technology Proposal for Damascene Process Using All Wet Electrochemical Technique - T. Osaka, M. Yoshino (Waseda University) and Y. Shacham-Diamand (Tel Aviv University)

10:30 985

Electroless Ni-Mo-P Barrier Layer with PdActivated Self-Assembled Monolayer on SiO2 D. Liu, Z. Yang, L. Liu and C. Zhang (Tsinghua University)

10:50 986

Investigation of Bis-(3-sodiumsulfopropyl disulfide) (SPS) Aging during Deplating Process on Pt Contact Pin - S. Hu, C. Hong and W. Lee (National Cheng Kung University)

11:10

987

Validation of Superfill Models for Commercial Copper Electroplating Solutions - E. Shalyt, M. Pavlov and P. Bratin (ECI Technology)

11:30

988

Used Selective Etching And Galvanic Corrosion To Analyze Nickel Silicide Properties - C. Wu, W. Lee, C. Wu, Y. Wang and C. Yang (National Cheng Kung University)

11:50

989

Superconformal Electrodeposition of Ni,Co and Fe-group Alloys - C. Lee, J. Bonevich, J. Davies and T. P. Moffat (NIST)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

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Characterization of Iron Mediated Copper Electrodeposition Process for Semiconductor Interconnect Metallization - J. D. Adolf (Case Western Reserve University), R. Preisser (Atotech USA, Inc.) and U. Landau (Case Western Reserve University)

Electronics and Photonics

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Chair: B.-Y. Nguyen

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929

High-K Ta2O5 Polyoxide Deposited on Polycrystalline with NH3 Plasma Treatment - J. Chiu and C. Kao (Chang Gung University)

Copper TSV Co-Chairs: J. Dukovic and T. P. Moffat

14:00 990

14:20

991

Feature Scale Modeling for Through-SiliconVia Packaging Applications - G. J. Wilson, P. Mchugh (Semitool Inc.,) and T. Ritzdorf (Semitool Inc.)

14:50

992

Cu Filling in Through Silicon via (TSV) using Electroless and Electroplating for 3D Interconnection - J. Kim, S. Cho, K. Park, M. Kim and H. Koo (Seoul National University)

Electrochemical Processing in ULSI and MEMS 4

Electrodeposition

Continental 2, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Damasene Processing Co-Chairs: L. Deligianni and J. Dukovic

08:00 979

Evaluation of an Iron Redox-mediated Electrochemical Deposition Technique for the Damascene Copper Interconnect Process - J. Van Eisden, X. Kang, J. Enloe, C. Koh and R. Preisser (Atotech USA, Inc.)

08:20 980

Electrochemical Properties of Cu Deposition from Methanesulfonate Electrolytes for ULSI and MEMS Applications. - M. Hasan, T. Chowdhury, D. Casey and J. Rohan (Tyndall National Institute, University College Cork)

08:40 981

Monte Carlo Simulation of Via and Trench Fillings by Three-Dimensional Solid-bySolid Model - Y. Kaneko (Kyoto University), Y. Hiwatari (Toyota Physical and Chemical Research Institute), K. Ohara and F. Asa (C. Uyemura & Co., Ltd.)

09:00 982

The Effect of Trench Sidewall Conformality on Cu Electroplating Uniformity. - R. Baskaran, P. Mchugh and G. J. Wilson (Semitool Inc.,)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Cu Electrodeposition for TSV - H. G. Philipsen, O. Lühn, D. Sabuncuoglu Tezcan, Y. Civale and W. Ruythooren (IMEC)

15:20 993

Characterization and Modeling of Electroless Deposition Process using DFT Calculation - T. Homma, M. Kunimoto, A. Mieno and H. Nakai (Waseda University)

15:50 994

The None-equilibrium Copper Surface - P. M. Vereecken (IMEC)

16:10

995

16:40 996

17:10

997

Accelerator Distribution Control for Bottomup Copper Deposition in Deep Holes - M. Hayase and M. Nagao (Tokyo University of Science) Novel Cu Plating Formulas for TSV Metallization - W. Dow, W. Chen (National Chung Hsing University), M. Kubo (C. Uyemura & Co., Ltd.), M. Sato, E. Cheng (Taiwan Uyemura & Co., Ltd.), J. Lin and F. Hsu (Industrial Technology Research Institute) Characteristics of Copper Electrodeposits on Featureless Substrates and in Nmicrovias with Aspect Ratio Up to 10 - O. Lühn (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), A. Radisic, P. M. Vereecken, C. Van Hoof, W. Ruythooren (IMEC) and J. Celis (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)

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17:40

998

Electropolishing of Overplated Cu on the via for 3D SiP Planarization - J. Lee and S. Lee (Hongik University)

10:45 1016

Industrial Aluminium Production: the Hall-Heroult Process Modelling - P. Mandin (Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie de Paris, France), J. Lemoine (Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie de Paris), R. Wüthrich (Concordia University, Montreal, Canada) and H. Roustan (CRVoreppe, Alcan Rio Tinto)

11:05 1017

Novel Plating Cell Geometry for Uniform Metal Distribution - H. Garich, L. Gebhart, S. Snyder and E. Taylor (Faraday Technology, Inc.)

11:25 1018

Electrochemical Process Technologies for Water Processing - B. Slote, D. Carr, K. D. Jayne, T. Blakley and M. C. Kimble (Reactive Innovations, LLC)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: J. L. Stickney and J. Dukovic

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1000

1001

1002

Investigation of the Aging Effect and the Byproducts of Polyethylene Glycol during Copper Electroplating - C. Wu, W. Lee, C. Wu and C. Hong (National Cheng Kung University) The Fabrication of Well-ordered Macroporous Structure with Prussian Blue via Templatemediated Process - Y. Chung and H. Fang (Industrial Technology Research Institute) Fabrication of Co-Mo-P Diffusion Barriers for Copper Interconnect by Non-Isothermal Deposition - M. Ger (Chung Cheng Institute of Technology, National Defense University), S. Sung (CSIST), Y. Chou, Y. Chen and Y. Liu (Chung Cheng Institute of Technology, National Defense University) Properites of Immersion Tin Plating Film Prepared by Spherical Gel Electrolyte Particle - I. Shitanda, T. Kawano, K. Watanabe and M. Itagaki (Tokyo University of Science)

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering General Session

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Afternoon Session Chair: W. An

14:00 1019

Through Mask Electrochemical Machining - H. McCrabb, A. Lozano-Morales, S. Snyder, L. Gebhart and E. Taylor (Faraday Technology, Inc.)

14:20 1020

Evaluation of the Commercial Worthiness of an Autocatalytic Nickel Boron Plating Process - K. Garing (Praxair Surface Technologies)

14:40 1021

Electrochemical Co-generation of Ozone and Hydrogen Peroxide - H. Zhou and K. Chan (The University of Hong Kong)

15:00 1022

Electrokinetic Methods for Dewatering of Phosphatic Clay Slurries - J. P. McKinney and M. E. Orazem (University of Florida)

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 1023

Physics-Based Prediction of Betavoltaics Micro Battery Performance - K. Zhang, P. Pathak, F. Cerrina and Z. Ma (University of WisconsinMadison)

Morning Session Chair: W. An

08:00

Introductory Remarks (5 Minutes)

16:00 1024

08:05 1010

The Unique DirectFuel Cell Generators for Ultra-clean, Efficient, and Reliable Power - M. Farooque, B. Baker, H. Maru, C. Yuh, P. Patel (FuelCell Energy, Inc.) and J. Doyon (Region 15 School District)

Polarographic Examination of Titanium Speciation in Aqueous Solutions - S. Shepherd and S. W. Donne (University of Newcastle)

16:20 1025

A Droplet Size Dependent Multiphase Mixture Model and Three-dimensional Simulation of PEM Fuel Cells - G. He (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Y. Yamazaki (Tokyno Institute of Technology) and A. Abudula (Aomori Industrial Research Center, Japan)

08:45 1011

Iron Oxide Conversion to Metal by Electrolysis in Alkaline Media - A. Allanore (ArcelorMittal R&D Industrial Operations), J. Birat, H. Lavelaine (Arcelormittal), G. Valentin and F. Lapicque (LSGC)

09:05 1012

Simulation of Reduction of Cr(VI) by Fe(II) Produced Electrochemically in a Parallel Plate Electrochemical Reactor - S. Rayman and R. White (University of South Carolina)

09:25 1013

EIS Study of the Effect of the Operating Variables on the Performance of a Membrane Cell - D. B. Dias, L. Brandão (Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto), P. Araujo (CUF-Químicos Industriais), F. Magalhães and M. Adélio (Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto)

09:45

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:05 1014

A Novel Porous Pb-Ag Anode for Energysaving in Zinc Electrowinning - Y. Liu, L. Jiang, S. Zhong, Y. Lai and J. Li (Central South University)

10:25 1015

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Effectiveness Factor of 3D DSA Electrodes of Type Ti/IrO2 - G. Foti, E. Herrera Calderon and C. Comninellis (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL))

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Chair: W. An

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1026

Electrodeposition of Heavy Metals (Cu ; Ni ; Zn and Cd) from Industrial Effluent - Y. Addi (USTHB), P. Duverneuil (ENSIACET Toulouse France) and A. Khouider (USTHB Faculté de chimie)

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1027

Producing Oxide Coating on Aluminum for Surface Modification - Y. Ting (Far East Univeristy), S. Shy (National Nano Device Laboratories), P. Hsu and H. Chen (Far East Univeristy)

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1028

Polymer/Pd Nanocomposite Catalyst for Electroless Copper Plating - S. Sung (CSIST), W. Chen, C. Chang, Y. Chen and M. Ger (Chung Cheng Institute of Technology, National Defense University)

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1029

The Investigation of Ni-Co-Mn Alloy Electroforming - M. Chen and P. Hsieh (Metal Industries Research & Development Centre) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

1030

A Study of Ni-Co Alloy Electroforming by Using High Frequency Pulse Electric and Magnetic Fields - P. Hsieh and M. Chen (Metal Industries Research & Development Centre)

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1031

Efficient Electrochemical Generation of Ozone from Water with a Novel Electrode Material - H. Zhou (The University of Hong Kong), Y. Wang (Xiaan Jiaotong University), B. Wang (The University of Hong Kong), Y. Cui (Huazhong University of Science and Technology), X. Li and K. Chan (The University of Hong Kong)

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1032

Electrochemical and Spectroscopic Investigations on the Synthesis of TiB2 Layers with Defined Properties out of FLINAK Electrolyte - N. Rybakova, O. Babushkina (Center for Electrochemical Surface Technology) and G. Nauer (ECHEM Centre of Competence in Applied Electrochemistry)

11:00 1051

Nanostructured MgO Binders for Thermal Battery Separators - C. J. Orendorff and K. Waldrip (Sandia National Laboratories)

11:20 1052

Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Degradation in Fuel Cells Environments: Interplaying with Pt and C Nanomaterials aging Mechanisms - A Multi-scale Modeling Viewpoint - A. A. Franco, S. Escribano and O. Lemaire (CEA (Atomic Energy Commission of France))

Session 2 Co-Chairs: P. Arora and V. Ramani

14:00 1053

Novel Composite Proton Exchange Membranes for Fuel Cells - A. Adibhatla, J. Sutrisno, A. Fuchs, C. Evrensel, F. Gordaninejad, C. Henderson and B. Wallis (University of Nevada, Reno)

14:20 1054

Composite Membrane Materials Development for Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolysis Applications - M. Pelsozy (NASA), D. Sheiman, D. Tiglear, S. Miller (Nasa Glenn Polymers Branch) and C. Carbrera (University of Puerto Rico)

14:40 1055

Development of Electrolyte Membranes for Fuel Cells Operating at Intermediate Temperatures (130-200°C) - N. Ashino (Instituto de Quimica de Sao Carlos-USP), A. Martins Camargo (São Paulo University), E. Frollini and E. Gonzalez (Instituto de Quimica de Sao Carlos-USP)

15:00 1056

Functionalized Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Membranes for Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFCs) - O. Sel (Université Pierre et Marie Curie), C. Laberty-Robert (Université Pierre et Marie Curie, LCMCP, France), K. Valle, F. Pereira (CEA-Le Ripault, France), A. Soules, B. Ameduri (CNRS-ENSCM, France) and C. Sanchez (Université Pierre et Marie Curie, LCMCP, France)

15:20 1057

HP2W17 O61(Mn(III) •OH2) as an Additive for PEMFC - N. V. Aieta (Colorado School of Mines), G. Haugen (3M Fuel Cell Components Group), J. Leisch (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), S. Hamrock (3M Fuel Cell Components Group) and A. Herring (Colorado School of Mines)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1058

Fabrication and Characterization of Heteropolyacid Immobilized Membranes - S. Sachdeva (Colorado School of Mines), N. Sharma (3M Corporate Materials Research Laboratory), S. Hamrock (3M Fuel Cell Components Group) and A. Herring (Colorado School of Mines)

16:20 1059

Preparation And Characterization Of Tungsten Oxide Nanoparticle Immobilized Membranes - S. Gaur, S. Sachdeva (Colorado School of Mines), A. C. Dillon (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), D. Knauss and A. Herring (Colorado School of Mines)

16:40 1060

Porous Anodic Alumina Protonic Conductors Composites for H2/O2 Thin Film Fuel Cell - P. Bocchetta (University of Palermo), R. Ferraro (Università degli Studi di Palermo) and F. Di Quarto (Universita’ degli Studi di Palermo)

Separators and Membranes for Batteries, Capacitors, Fuel Cells, and Other Electrochemical Systems Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Session 1 Co-Chairs: P. Arora and V. Ramani

08:00

Introductory Remarks (10 Minutes)

08:10 1044

Cationic Polymers for Li-Ion Batteries and Fuel Cells - R. Gärtner, H. Herz, M. Groß and G. Maier (Polymaterials AG)

08:30 1045

Ionic Conductivity of Poly(ethylene oxide)Containing Block Copolymer Electrolytes - N. S. Wanakule (University of California, Berkeley), A. Panday (Lawrence Berkeley Natl Lab), S. A. Mullin (University of California, Berkeley) and N. Balsara (UC Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab)

08:50 1046

Electrochemical Characterization of Lamellar Block Copolymer Electrolytes - A. Panday (Lawrence Berkeley Natl Lab), S. Mullin, N. S. Wanakule and N. Balsara (University of California, Berkeley)

09:10 1047

External Triggers for Internal Short Circuits in Lithium Ion Batteries - C. J. Orendorff, P. Roth, C. Carmignani, J. Langendorf and L. Davis (Sandia National Laboratories)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1048

Preparation and Characterization of Mediatorenhanced Solid Composite Polymer Electrolyte for Supercapcitors - Y. Yin (University of Miami), W. Zhang (Florida International University), J. Zhou (University of Miami), A. Mansour (Systems and Materials for Power and Protection Branch NSWC) and X. Zhou (University of Miami)

10:20 1049

10:40 1050

Experimental Study of Mediator-Enhanced Polymer Electrolyte Supercapacitors - X. Zhou (University of Miami) and A. Mansour (Systems and Materials for Power and Protection Branch NSWC) Influence of Electrospun and Commercial Membrane Properties on the Parameters of Supercapacitor Single Cells - A. Jänes, K. Tõnurist, T. Thomberg and E. Lust (University of Tartu)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Tuesday, May 26

17:20 1062

Fuel Cell Performance of Poly(arylene ether nitrile)s Containing Pendant Sulfonic Acid Groups under Reduced RH Conditions - D. Kim, K. Lee (Los Alamos National Lab.), M. Guiver (National Research Council in Canada) and Y. Kim (Los Alamos National Lab.) Novel Ternary System based Proton Conducting Polymer Electrolytes based on Fluorinated Copolymer - M. Singh, S. Suraj and M. Harinder Pal Singh (University of West Indies)

17:40 1063

Poly(phenylene)-based Anion Exchange Membranes for Alkaline Fuel Cells - M. Hibbs, C. Fujimoto (Sandia National Laboratories) and C. Cornelius (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

18:00

Concluding Remarks (5 Minutes)

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G5

Tutorials in Electrochemistry Technology - Current Distribution

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Union Square 17/18, 4th Floor, Building 3

Electrodeposition, Corrosion, and Impedance Co-Chairs: A. Svensson and J. van Zee

08:10 1084

Feature and Wafer Scale Current Distributions for Cu Plating for on-Chip Interconnects - A. C. West, J. Gallaway and U. Emekli (Columbia University)

08:40 1085

Electrochemical Processes in Micro and Nano Electronics - H. Deligianni, B. Baker-O’Neal, Q. Huang, J. Kelly, X. Shao and L. Romankiw (IBM, Thomas J.Watson Research Center)

09:10 1086

Case Study: Diagnosis of a Plating Equipment Problem through the Modeling of Current Distributions - D. P. Riemer (Hutchinson Technology, Inc.)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session (Session 3), 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: P. Arora and V. Ramani

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1064

Mechanical Testing of Lithium-Ion Battery Separators - I. C. Halalay, M. Lukitsch, C. Wong and M. Balogh (General Motors R&D Center)

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1065

New Separator based on Polypropylene for NiMH Secondary Battery by Electrospinning - D. Chang and S. Oh (korea Institute of Industrial Technology)

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1066

The Effect of Annealing Temperature on the Electrochemical Properties of PP/PPG Blend Separator - D. Chang and S. Oh (korea Institute of Industrial Technology)

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1067

Improvement of Nanoparticle Dispersion in SPAES/SiO2 Composite Proton Conductors and Its Influence on DMFC Membrane Performances - K. Yoon, J. Choi, Y. Hong (Energy Materials Research Center, Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology) and S. Lee (Kangwon National University)

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1068

Mass Transfer through an Anion Exchange Membrane - P. Schaetzel (Caen University), B. Riffault, Y. Li (University of Caen), Q. Nguyen, S. Marais, D. Langevin (University of Rouen) and R. Bouallouche (Caen University)

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1069

New Blended Membranes for PEM Fuel Cells - Y. Li (University of Caen), P. Schaetzel (Caen University), Q. Nguyen, S. Marais, D. Langevin (University of Rouen) and B. Riffault (University of Caen)

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1070

High Temperature Fuel Cells Based On Polyvinylpyridinium Dihydrogen Phosphate - X. Sun, D. Gervasio and C. Angell (Arizona State University)

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1071

Preparation of Nafion/Sulfonated Mesoporous Silica Nanocomposite Membrane for High Temperature PEMFC - C. H. Tsai, P. Chuang, H. Lin, Y. Chen-Yang (Chung Yuan Christian University), H. Tsai, J. Hwang and S. Chang (Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

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1072

Vapor Permeation in a Proton Exchange Membrane. The Stefan-Maxwell Theory. - Y. Li (University of Caen), P. Schaetzel (Caen University), B. Riffault (University of Caen), Q. Nguyen, S. Marais and D. Langevin (University of Rouen)

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Self Diffusion of Water in Nafion 117 Membrane: A Mechanical Statistical Approach - P. Schaetzel (Caen University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1087

Corrosion of Galvanized Steels: How a Phenomelogical Study can be Strongly Supported by the Modelling of the Bimetallic Corrosion. - R. Oltra (CNRS), B. Vuillemin and F. Thebault (Université de Bourgogne - ICB UMR CNRS 5209)

10:30 1088

Interpretation of Impedance Spectra Taking Into Account Current Distributions - V. Vivier (LISE - CNRS UPR15)

11:00 1089

Influence of the Steady State Radial Current on the Local Ohmic Impedance - C. Blanc (Université de Toulouse, CIRIMAT), M. E. Orazem (University of Florida), N. Pébère (Université de Toulouse, CIRIMAT), B. Tribollet (CNRS) and V. Vivier (LISE - CNRS UPR15)

11:30 1090

Current Distributions associated with Cathodic Protection of Pipelines - M. E. Orazem (University of Florida) and D. P. Riemer (Hutchinson Technology, Inc.)

H1

Electron Transfer and Applications of Fullerene and Nanostructured Materials Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

08:00 1091

Spectroelectrochemistry of C84 Fullerene Isomers - M. Zalibera (Institute of Physical Chemistry and Chemical Physics, Faculty of Chemical and Food Technology, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava), A. A. Popov (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research), P. Rapta (Institute of Physical Chemistry and Chemical Physics, Faculty of Chemical and Food Technology, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava) and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

08:40 1093

09:00 1094

09:20 1095

Molecular Structure and Electrochemical Properties of Sc3N@C80 (CF3)n Derivatives (n = 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14) - A. A. Popov (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research), N. B. Shustova (Colorado State University), M. Mackey, C. Coumbe, J. Phillips, S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi), S. H. Strauss, O. V. Boltalina (Colorado State University) and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden) Voltammetric Sensor based on C60 Modified Pyrolytic Graphite Electrode for Determination of Dexamethasone in Blood Plasma and Urine - R. N. Goyal and S. Chatterjee (IIT Roorkee) [60]Fullerene Hexakisadducts for High-added Value Materials - H. Mamlouk (IPCMS), U. Hartnagel (Universität Erlangen), B. Heinrich, C. Bourgogne, J. Gallani, B. Donnio, D. Guillon (IPCMS), A. Hirsch (FriedrichAlexander-Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg) and D. Felder-Flesch (CNRS) Long Range Electron and Energy Transfer Processes Between Porphyrin and Fullerene Moieties in Rotaxanes, [2]-Catenanes and [3]Catenanes Assembled Using ‘Double-Click’ Chemistry - J. D. Megiatto Jr, D. I. Schuster (New York University) and D. M. Guldi (Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat ErlangenNurnberg)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1096

Regulation of Reorganization Energy of Electron Transfer in Non-planar Diprotonated Porphyrins - T. Kojima (University of Tsukuba), T. Nakanishi (Osaka University), K. Ohkubo (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University) and S. Fukuzumi (Osaka University; SORST(JST))

10:20 1097

Effects of Molecular Architecture on the Dynamics of Photoinduced Electron Transfer Processes in Porphyrin-[60]Fullerene Supramolecular Systems - D. I. Schuster, J. D. Megiatto Jr, M. Fazio, O. P. Lee, R. Spencer (New York University) and D. M. Guldi (Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat ErlangenNurnberg)

10:40 1098

Synthesis and Photophysics of 1,2,3-TriazoleLinked Porphyrin-[60] Fullerene Dyads - O. P. Lee, M. Fazio, D. I. Schuster (New York University) and D. Guldi (University of Erlangen)

11:00 1099

Long Distance Photoinduced Electron Transfer in Triazole-Based Conjugated Polymers with Porphyrin and C60 End Groups - C. K. Haley and D. I. Schuster (New York University)

11:20 1100

Light Energy Conversion Properties of Supramolecular Triad and Tetrad of Fullerene Derivatives with N,N-Dimethylaniline-Flavin Dyad - M. Murakami (Osaka University, and SORST, JST), K. Ohkubo (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University), T. Hasobe (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST)), V. Sgobba, D. M. Guldi, F. Wessendorf (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), A. Hirsch (FriedrichAlexander-Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg) and S. Fukuzumi (Osaka University; SORST(JST))

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

11:40 1101

Photoinduced Energy- and Electron-transfer in Covalent [60] Fullerene-porphyrin Supramolecular Arrays - N. Armaroli, A. Listorti, M. Bolognesi and C. Chiorboli (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)

12:00 1102

Studies of Photoinduced Electron Transfer in Porphyrin-Fullerene Hybrid Systems Using Time- Resolved Electron Paramagnetic Resonance - D. I. Schuster (New York University), M. Jakob, A. Berg, R. Rubin and H. Levanon (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)

12:20

Intermission (100 Minutes)

14:00 1103

Multistep Electron Transfer Systems based on Silicon Phthalocyanines functionalized with C60 and Trinitrofluorenone: Towards Long Live Charge Separated States - A. Sastre, L. MartinGomis, F. Fernandez-Lázaro (Universidad Miguel Hernandez), K. Ohkubo (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University) and S. Fukuzumi (Osaka University; SORST(JST))

14:20 1104

Manipulating the Dynamics of Photoinduced Electron Transfer in Porphyrin-Fullerene Rotaxane Architectures - R. Spencer, J. D. Megiatto Jr and D. I. Schuster (New York University)

14:40 1105

Improving the Interactions in Functionalized Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes-Polymer / Porphyrin Donor Acceptor Nanohybrids - D. M. Guldi (Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg)

15:00 1106

Linking Fullerene(s) to Organic LED Molecules: New Donor-Acceptor Conjugates for Investigating Photoinduced Electron Transfer - F. D’Souza, E. Maligaspe, M. Zandler, N. Subbaiyan (Wichita State University), K. Ohkubo and S. Fukuzumi (Osaka University)

15:20 1107

Soluble Graphene Hybrids - N. Tagmatarchis (National Hellenic Research Foundation)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Guldi and Weisman

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1108

CNT@Imogolite: A Coaxial Nanocable - T. Heine and A. Kuc (Jacobs University Bremen)

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1109

Electropolymerized Zinc Porphyrin Axially Coordinated to Fullerene Supramolecular Donor-Acceptor Hybrids: Formation, Characterization and Photoelectrochemical Studies - N. Subbaiyan (Wichita State University), I. Obraztov (Polish Academy of Sciences), C. Wijesinghe, K. Tran (Wichita State University), W. Kutner (Polish Academy of Sciences) and F. D’Souza (Wichita State University)

H2

Molecular and Supramolecular Chemistry of Fullerenes and Carbon Nanotubes

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

116:00 1110

Arrangement of Fullerenes on Sidewall of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes - H. Imahori (Kyoto University)

16:20 1111

Convergent Synthesis of [2]-Catenanes, [3]-Catenanes and Rotaxanes Containing Porphyrin and Fullerene Moieties Using ‘Double-Click’ Chemistry - J. D. Megiatto Jr and D. I. Schuster (New York University) 71

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08:20 1092

16:40 1112

Click Chemistry with Fullerene Derivatives - J. Nierengarten (University of Strasbourg)

17:00 1113

Supramolecular Template Based on Fullerene Assemblies towards Fabrications of Nanoflaked Metal Surfaces - Y. Shen, H. Möhwald and T. Nakanishi (Max-Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces)

17:20 1114

Synthesis and Reaction of Open-Cage C60 Derivatives - Y. Murata, K. Kato, F. Tanabe, M. Ishibashi, S. Maeda, M. Murata (Kyoto University) and K. Komatsu (Fukui University of Technology)

Tuesday, May 26

17:40 1115

H3

Fullerene Assemblies towards Supramolecular Materialization - T. Nakanishi (Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces)

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Fundamental Properties and Processes Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

15:00 1148

Do Inner Shells of Double-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Really Fluoresce? - D. Tsyboulski (Rice University), Y. Hou (Duke University), N. Fakhri, S. Gosh (Rice University), R. Zhang (Ohio University), S. M. Bachilo (Rice University), L. Chen (Ohio University), M. Pasquali and R. B. Weisman (Rice University)

15:20 1149

Fundamental Probe of Carbon Nanotubes Using Multi-gated Structures - Invited - J. Lee (University at Albany)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1150

Advances in the Chemistry and Applications of Carbon Nanomaterials - Invited - R. C. Haddon (University of California)

16:20 1151

Filling Nanowires into Single- and DoubleWall Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - H. Shinohara (Nagoya University)

16:40 1152

Understanding nanotube-surface interactions for their rational integration into solution processed electronic materials - M. LeMieux, J. Opatkiewicz, S. Barman, W. M. Wang and Z. Bao (Stanford University)

17:00 1153

Environmental Effects on the Electronic, Vibrational, and Excited States in Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - V. Perebeinos (IBM Watson)

17:20 1154

Non-linearity of SWNT Photoluminescence Intensity Dependence and Exciton Properties.

- S. M. Bachilo, A. Siitonen, D. Tsyboulski and R. B. Weisman (Rice University)

Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3 Growth and Separation

10:20 1139

Thermodynamics Behind the Catalytic Growth of Carbon Nanotubes via Endothermic Reaction - Invited - A. R. Harutyunyan (Honda Research Inst. USA Inc.)

10:40 1140

Compositional Tuning of Nanometer-sized NiFe Bimetallic Catalysts for Chiral-selective Carbon Nanotube Growth - C. Wei-Hung and R. Sankaran (Case Western Reserve University)

11:00 1141

Towards Monodisperse SWNT Samples: The Relative Merits of Gradient Ultracentrifugation, Electrophoresis and Selective Dispersion - Invited - M. M. Kappes (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

11:20 1142

Identification of DNA Sequence Motifs for Structure-Specific Recognition of Carbon Nanotubes - X. Tu and M. Zheng (Dupont)

11:40 1143

Processing and Properties of Monodisperse Single-walled and Double-walled Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - M. C. Hersam (Northwestern University)

12:00 1144

Modulation of Surfactant Interfacial Behavior for Enabling Density-Based Carbon Nanotube Separations - Invited - S. K. Doorn, S. Niyogi and C. Densmore (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Guldi and Weisman

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1155

Tuning and Switching the Visible Luminescence of Carbon Nanotubes - C. Chiu, N. N. Dementev and E. Borguet (Temple University)

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1156

Synthesis, Characterization, and Magnetic Properties of Europium-Nanowires Fully Encapsulated into Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes - R. Nakanishi, R. Kitaura (Nagoya University), T. Saito (AIST), H. Yoshikawa, K. Awaga and H. Shinohara (Nagoya University)

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1157

Synthesis of ZnO@CNTs from Anhydrous Zinc Acetate via Thermal Decomposition - J. Chen, J. Zeng, S. Tan and D. S. Yuan (Jinan University)

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1158

Oriented Growth of ZnO Nanorod Arrays on Ultraviolet-Activated Low-Temperature Cured Seed Layers - N. Yang, Y. Huang and S. Chang (Nation Chung Hsing University)

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1159

Local Structure of Nanocrystalline Diamond - Evolution with thermal treatments. - D. Ballutaud, M. Pinault, A. Lusson, J. Vigneron and S. Saada (CNRS (France))

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1160

Using Raman Spectra to Characterize the Quality of Diamond-like Carbon - A. Shen (National Cheng Kung University) and T. Chou (Tatung University; National Cheng Kung University)

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1161

Study of Interactions of Hydrogen and Water Molecules With Nanographite by AB-initio Simulation - V. Gorbenko (Classical Private University)

Properties and Processing 1

14:00 1145

14:20 1146

14:40 1147

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Effects of Structure and Environment on SWCNT Fluorescence Brightness - Invited - R. B. Weisman, D. Tsyboulski, T. Leeuw and S. M. Bachilo (Rice University) Manipulating the Surfactant Structure Surrounding Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes for Improved Fluorescence Emission - Invited - R. Wang, C. Silvera-Batista and K. Ziegler (University of Florida, Dept. of Chemical Engineering) Controlling the Surface Features of Carbon Nanotubes Using Designed Reversible Cyclic Peptides - Invited - G. R. Dieckmann, I. Musselman and S. Nielsen (The University of Texas at Dallas)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

1162

A Comparative Study on Electrochemical Properties of Nanocomposite Films Obtained

by Co-Deposition of Conducting Polymers and Carbon Nanotubes - V. Branzoi, L. N. Pilan (University Politehnica of Bucharest) and F. Branzoi (Institute of Physical Chemistry of Romanian Academy)

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1195

Effect of Nanocarbon Substrate Materials on the CO Tolerance of PtRu Electrocatalysts for Fuel Cell - E. Yoo, Y. Takano (Tsukuba University) and J. Nakamura (University of Tsukuba)

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1196

A Highly Sensitive Hydrogen Peroxide Amperometric Biosensor Based on the SingleLayer Graphene-Enzyme Composite Film - Q. Lu, X. Dong, L. Li and X. Hu (Nanyang Technological University)

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1163

H4

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Applications and Devices

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1197

The Electrical Properties of Thin Film Transistor with Functionalized Carbon Nanotube Networks - K. Heo (Yonsei Univ.)

Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

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1198

Hierarchically Structured Catalyst Supports Engineered via Chemical Vapor Deposition and Carbide-derived Carbon Method - F. Glenk and B. Etzold (University of ErlangenNuremberg)

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1199

Properties of Metal-CNT Composite Films Fabricated by Electrodeposition - S. Arai, Y. Suzuki and M. Endo (Shinshu university)

H5

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Thermal Buckling of Carbon Nanotubes - H. Lee, W. J. Chang (KSU) and T. Fang (FUT)

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Synthesis and Fabrication of C-based Devices

08:00 1185

08:20 1186

08:40 1187

Lateral Porous Alumina Templates for the Organisatio of Carbon Nanotubes and Semiconductor Nanowires - Invited - D. Pribat (CNRS/Ecole Polytechnique), M. Gowtham, C. Cojocaru (Ecole Polytechnique) and P. Legagneux (Thales Research & Technology and Ecole Polytechnique) Ultra Smooth, Large Area, High Uniformity, Conductive Transparent Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Films for Photovoltaics Produced

by Ultrasonic Spraying - J. L. Blackburn, T. Barnes, R. Tenent, J. Bergeson and M. Heben (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) Patterning of Carbon Nanostructure Devices Using Dip-Pen Nanolithography - W. M. Wang, M. LeMieux and Z. Bao (Stanford University)

09:00 1188

Carbon Nanotube-based, Membrane-less and Mediator-free Enzymatic Biofuel Cells - S. Wang, A. Patlolla, A. Kanwal, R. Farrow and Z. Iqbal (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

09:20 1189

Conjugated Polymer Dispersion of Carbon Nanotube Bundles for High-performance Transparent Electrodes - S. Hellstrom and Z. Bao (Stanford University)

09:40 1190

Nanostructurated Carbon Forms for Biosensor Applications - A. Merkoci, B. Pérez López and M. Guix (Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology)

Endofullerenes and Carbon Nanocapusules

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Guldi and Weisman

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1200

Solvent-Mediated, Selective Fullerene Uptake in SAFA Separations - C. Rose, J. Phillips and S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi)

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1201

Role of the CAPTEAR Method for Selectively Synthesizing Metallic Oxide Fullerenes (MOFs) - C. Coumbe, J. Phillips and S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi)

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1202

Fabrication and Characterization of Nanoscale Metal Oxide/Silica Thin Film from TNT Endohedral Metallofullerenes - J. Ge, H. Champion, C. Shu, J. Reid (Virginia Tech) and H. Dorn (Virginia Tech05/02)

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1203

Selective Precipitation of Metallic Nitride Fullerenes from Soot Extract Solutions - M. Mackey, J. Phillips and S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi)

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1204

Photoluminescence Properties of Mono- and Di-Thulium Metallofullerenes - N. Izumi, M. Akachi (Nagoya University), Y. Ito (University of Oxford), T. Okazaki (AIST), T. Sugai (Toho University) and H. Shinohara (Nagoya University)

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1205

Polymerization of Ce2 @C80 Metallofullerenes Induced by STM-tip Current - K. Ohashi (Nagoya University), N. Fukui (Tohoku University), M. Akachi, T. Akachi, H. Umemoto (Nagoya University), Y. Ito (University of Oxford), T. Sugai (Toho University), R. Kitaura and H. Shinohara (Nagoya University)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session, 1800-2030h

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1191

Dynamic Annealing: A Route toward Analytically Pure Carbon Nanotubes. - N. N. Dementev (Temple University), S. Osswald, Y. Gogotsi (Drexel University) and E. Borguet (Temple University)

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1192

Memory Characteristics of IrOx Metal Nanocrystals with IrOx Metal Gate - S. Maikap, W. Banerjee (Chang Gung University), W. Li and J. Yang (National Taiwan University)

•

1193

Improved Hole-Mobility of Polymer Bulk Heterojunction Photovoltaic Cells Incorporating Hole Transporting Materials - S. Chien, H. Yang and F. Chen (National Chiao Tung University)

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1194

Highly Efficient Inverted Bulk-heterojunction Polymer Photovoltaic devices with Transparent Contacts - J. Wu and F. Chen (National Chiao Tung University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Tuesday, May 26

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H6

Energetics and Structure and Solid-State Physics

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1276

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Guldi and Weisman

Tuesday, May 26

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1224

Synthesis and Characterization of Heptafluoropropylated Fullerene Derivatives - N. B. Shustova, I. V. Kuvychko (Colorado State University), A. Popov (Moscow State University), Y. Chen (Center for Advanced Radiation Sources, The University of Chicago), S. H. Strauss and O. Boltalina (Colorado State University)

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1225

Selective Preparation of Bis(perfluoroalkyl)ful lerenes - I. V. Kuvychko, O. V. Boltalina and S. H. Strauss (Colorado State University)

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1226

Fullerite Crystal Thermodynamic Characteristics - F. Torrens (Universitat de Valencia) and G. Castellano (Universidad Catolica de Valencia San Vicente Martir)

H7

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Medicine and Biology Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Guldi and Weisman

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H8

1236

Single-Walled Carbon Nanohorns-A Platform for both Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications - C. Shu, J. Zhang, J. Ge (Virginia Tech), P. Fatouros (Department of Radiology,Virginia Commonwealth University), N. Rylander, H. W. Gibson (Virginia Tech) and H. Dorn (Virginia Tech05/02)

H9

Metallic and Semiconducting Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Guldi and Weisman

•

1289

Graphene and Emerging Materials for Post-CMOS

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Epitaxial Graphene Electronics Co-Chairs: J. Ruzyllo and F. D’Souza

08:30 1302

Epitaxial Graphene: Designing a New Electronics Material - W. A. De Heer (Georgia Institute of Technology)

09:00 1303

Graphene Landau Quantization in Multilayer Epitaxial Graphene - G. M. Rutter (NIST)

09:30 1304

Large-Area Epitaxial Graphene: Effect of Strain and Thickness on Electronic Properties - J. Robinson, M. Fanton, J. Stitt, J. Stitt, E. Frantz, D. Snyder (The Pennsylvania State University), J. Tedesco, B. VanMill, G. Jernigan, P. Campbell, R. Myers-Ward, C. Eddy Jr. (The Naval Research Laboratory) and D. K. Gaskill (Naval Research Laboratory)

09:50 1305

Large-grained and Highly-ordered Graphene Synthesized by Radio Frequency Plasmaenhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition - Y. Woo, D. Kim, D. Jeon, H. Chung, S. Shin, H. Lee, Y. Kwon (Samsung electronics), D. Seo (Stanford univertisy) and S. Seo (Samsung electornics)

10:10

Discussion (20 Minutes)

Porphyrins and Supramolecular Assemblies

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Guldi and Weisman

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1273

Size-Controlled Self-Assembled Porphyrin Nanoassemblies Organized by Ethylene Glycol Derivatives for Photophysical Studies - A. S. Sandanayaka, T. Hasobe (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST)), T. Wada and Y. Araki (Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials)

•

1274

Competitive Complexing of Supramolecular Receptors with Anions and Neutral Solvent Species Verified by Spectrosopic Techniques.

- M. S. Siekierski, A. Plewa-Marczewska, M. Piszcz, M. Bukat and M. Kalita (Warsaw University of Technology)

•

1275

Dithiolated Tetraazamacrocyclic Complexes of Cu(II) and Ni(II) as Electrochemically Triggered Threading Units of Rotaxanes Self-assembled on Gold Electrodes - U. E. Wawrzyniak (University of Warsaw), M. Woźny, I. Kalicka (Institute of Organic Chemistry, Polish Academy of Science), E. Maicka (Faculty of Chemistry, University of Warsaw), B. Korybut-Daszkiewicz (Institute of Organic Chemistry, Polish Academ) and R. Bilewicz (University of Warsaw)

74

Electroless Deposition for Fabrication of Photocatalysts, Nano-sized Magnetic Particles for Cancer Treatment and Composites - T. Khoperia, G. Mamniashvili and M. Petriashvili (E.Andronikashvili Institute of Physics)

H10 Applications

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Single Molecular Redox Reaction of Porphyrin in a Self Assembled Monolayer - Y. Xing (Temple University), Y. He (Bowling Green State University) and E. Borguet (Temple University)

Epitaxial Graphene on SiC Co-Chairs: P. Srinivasan and P. V. Kamat

10:30 1306

Epitaxial Graphene Growth on SiC Wafers - D. K. Gaskill, G. Jernigan, P. Campbell, J. L. Tedesco (United States Naval Research Laboratory) and J. Moon (HRL Laboratories)

11:00 1307

Surface Passivation Using Silane for Epitaxial Growth of Graphene on SiC substrate - B. Kang (KAIST), S. Lim (National Nano Fab Center (NNFC)) and B. Cho (KAIST)

11:20 1308

3C-SiC Films Grown on Si(111) Substrates as a Template for Graphene Epitaxy. - M. Fanton, J. Robinson, B. Weiland (Penn State University) and J. Moon (HRL Laboratories)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

12:00

Improvement of Morphology and Mobility through Argon-Assisted Growth of Epitaxial Graphene on Silicon Carbide - J. L. Tedesco, B. VanMil, R. Myers-Ward, J. Culbertson, P. Campbell, C. Eddy Jr. and K. Gaskill (United States Naval Research Laboratory)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Intermission (90 Minutes)

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Poster Session - Graphene and Emerging Materials for Post-CMOS Applications, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: Y. Obeng and D. Misra

1319

Carbon Nanostructures Co-Chairs: J. Ruzyllo and F. D’Souza

13:30 1310

Toward Carbon Based Quantum Electronics - P. Kim (Columbia University)

14:00 1311

Carbon Nanomaterials Standards Efforts at NIST - J. A. Fagan (National Institute of Standards and Technology)

14:30 1312

Synthesis of Diameter and Chirality Controlled CNTs in Zeolites, and their Integration on Wafers - J. Van Noyen, F. De Clippel (Center for Surface Science and Catalysis (COK)), D. Lang, X. Ke, G. Van Tendeloo (Electron Microscopy for Materials Science), H. Poelman (Universiteit Gent, Krijgslaan), T. Vosch (Molecular and Nanomaterials), C. Kirschhock, P. Jacobs (Center for Surface Science and Catalysis (COK)) and B. Sels (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Department of Microbial and Molecular Systems)

15:00 1313

One- and Two-Dimensional Carbon Nanostructures for applications in Microelectronic Devices and Electrochemical Sensors - G. Keeley, T. Lutz, N. McEvoy, S. Kumar, M. Schreiber (Trinity College, Dublin), N. Whiteside (Univ. of Wollongong) and G. S. Duesberg (Trinity College Dublin)

15:30

Discussion (20 Minutes)

Graphene / High-k Stacks Co-Chairs: Y. Obeng and S. De-Gendt

15:50 1314

16:20 1315

Materials Science of Graphene for Novel Device Applications - G. Lee, C. Gong, Y. Chabal, J. Kim (University of Texas at Dallas), E. M. Vogel, R. M. Wallace, M. J. Kim (UT Dallas), L. Colombo (Texas Instruments, Inc.) and K. Cho (UT Dallas) Performance of High-k Gate Dielectric Graphene Field-effect Devices - A. Klekachev, M. Cantoro, A. Nourbakhsh, M. H. Van der Veen, F. Clemente (IMEC vzw), B. Sels (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Department of Microbial and Molecular Systems), M. Heyns (IMEC) and S. De Gendt (IMEC vzw)

16:40 1316

Production and Chemical Functionalization of Graphene - H. Grennberg (Uppsala University)

17:00 1317

In-situ Studies of High-k Dielectrics for Graphene-based Devices - A. R. Pirkle (The University of Texas at Dallas), L. Colombo (Texas Instruments, Inc.) and R. M. Wallace (The University of Texas at Dallas)

17:20 1318

Atomic-layer-deposited Al2O3 as Gate Dielectrics for Graphene-based Devices - B. Lee, G. Mordi, T. Park, K. Cho, E. Vogel, M. Kim (University of Texas at Dallas), L. Colombo (Texas Instruments, Inc.), R. M. Wallace and J. Kim (University of Texas at Dallas)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

I1

Graphene As A Permeable Ionic Barrier - S. Sreevatsa, A. Banerjee and G. Haim (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry General Session Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Yosemite A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Power and Energy Co-Chairs: R. Mantz and W. Henderson

08:00 1339

The Application of Conducting Polymer-metal Nanocomposites to Methanol Oxidation and Sensing - T. Wen (National Cheng Kung University)

08:20 1340

Chronoamperometric Analysis of Mass Transport in a PBI based High Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell - A. Kamat (Volkswagen AG / TU Braunschweig), A. Huth, O. Klein (Volkswagen AG) and S. Scholl (Inst. F. Chem. und Therm.

Verfahrenstechnik, TU Braunschweig)

08:40 1341

Co Oxidation Accompanied with Degradation of Pt-Co Alloy Cathode Catalyst in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell - M. Kobayashi (Univerisity of Tokyo), S. Hidai (Toshiba Fuel Cell Power Systems Corporation), H. Niwa (University of Tokyo), Y. Harada (The University of Tokyo), M. Oshima (University of Tokyo), Y. Horikawa, T. Tokushima (RIKEN/ SPring-8), S. Shin (University of Tokyo), Y. Nakamori and T. Aoki (Toshiba Fuel Cell Power Systems Corporation)

09:00 1342

Using Anode CO Contamination as a Mitigation Method of Cathode Carbon Corrosion in PEMFC - A. A. Franco, B. Barthe and O. Lemaire (CEA (Atomic Energy Commission of France))

09:20 1343

ORR Mechanism on Single Crystal Pt/Nafion Interfaces in PEM Fuel Cell - A. Dhanda (Stanford University), R. O’Hayre (Colorado School of Mines) and H. Pitsch (Stanford University)

David C. Grahame Award Address Co-Chairs: H. De Long and P. Trulove

10:00 1344

Discovery and Characterization of Novel Materials for Fuel Cell Applications - PAED David C. Grahame Award Talk - H. D. Abruna (Cornell University)

Power and Energy (Continued) Co-Chairs: H. De Long and P. Trulove

10:40 1345

Oxygen Reduction in Protic Ionic Liquids - L. Tang, J. Bautista-Martinez, J. Belieres, C. Angell and C. A. Friesen (Arizona State University)

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Tuesday, May 26

11:40 1309

11:00 1346

11:20 1347

Tuesday, May 26

11:40 1348

“Smart” Biofuel Cells Logically Controlled

by Complex Biochemical Signals - T. Tam (Clarkson University), L. Amir (University of the Negev), M. Pita (Clarkson University), L. Alfonta (University of the Negev) and E. Katz (Clarkson University) Evaluation of Enzyme-modified Bioelectrodes Applied in a Microchannel Biofuel Cell - G. Ciniciato, C. La Rotta, R. Sousa Jr and E. Gonzalez (Instituto de Quimica de Sao CarlosUSP) Hydrothermal Processed TiO2 Nanoparticles for Optimization in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells Using Statistical Experimental Strategies - C. Yang and S. Liao (National University of Kaohsiung)

Physical Electrochemistry Co-Chairs: P. Kulesza and P. Trulove

14:00 1349

EIS Analysis of the Triple Phase Boundary Model - A. Dhanda (Stanford University), R. O’Hayre (Colorado School of Mines) and H. Pitsch (Stanford University)

14:20 1350

Embedded Cluster Δ-XANES Modeling of Adsorption Processes on Pt - E. A. Lewis (Northeastern University), Q. Jia (Illinois Institute of Technology), H. Rivera (University of Puerto Rico - Rio Piedras), C. Grice (NuVant Systems, Inc.), M. Fuccillo (Northeastern University), C. Segre (Illinois Institute of Technology) and E. Smotkin (Northeastern University)

14:40 1351

15:00 1352

15:20 1353

Catalytic Property and Morphology of Pt Clusters on Graphite Surface - J. Nakamura, T. Kondo, K. Watahiki, Y. Iwasaki, J. Oh, T. Suzuki, Y. Honma and D. Hatake (University of Tsukuba) Identification of the Species Produced During of the Adsorption/Desorption Processes of Polyethyleneglycol 20,000 on Platinum in Acid Solutions - A. Méndez-Albores, P. DíazArista (CIDETEQ), L. Salgado (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana,Departamento de Quimica,Area de Electroquimica), Y. Meas and G. Trejo (CIDETEQ) DFT Study of the Electrochemical Absorption of Sulfuric Acid Anions on Pt (111) - J. A. Santana, C. R. Cabrera and Y. Ishikawa (University of Puerto Rico)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1354

Dynamic Properties of the Air/Water Interfacial Region, an Electrochemist’s Approach - E. Carlson and M. Majda (University of California, Berkeley)

16:20 1355

Modeling the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction with Marcus Theory - M. D. Merrill, B. Logan and M. Janik (Penn State University)

16:40 1356

An Alternative Expression for the Diffusion Impedance of Porous Electrodes: Discussion and Sensitivity Analysis - J. Mainka, G. Maranzana, J. Dillet, S. Didierjean and O. Lottin (LEMTA)

17:00 1357

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The Apparent Capacitance of the Electrode “Charging” Process - M. Villa, M. Longo, P. Salvi, P. Nelli (Universita di Bergamo) and Y. Kiros (Dept. Chem Eng., KTH, Sweden)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Poster Session, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: P. Trulove and H. De Long

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1358

Label-free DNA Hybridization Detection on Poly(thionine) Film - A. Ahammad, M. Rahman and J. Lee (Konkuk University)

•

1359

Photoluminescence Behavior as a Function of Electrochemical State of Aniline/m-chloroaniline Copolymers - S. Antonel, E. Andrade and F. V. Molina (School of Science, University of Buenos Aires)

•

1360

Nano-gate Molecular Filter by using of a Self-spreading Lipid Bilayer as a Molecular Transporter - H. Nabika (Hokkaido Univ.), N. Iijima and K. Murakoshi (Hokkaido University)

•

1361

Organometallic Complex for Synthesis of Palladium Catalysts on Vulcan - L. ArroyoRamirez, R. Raptis (University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus) and C. R. Cabrera (University of Puerto Rico)

•

1362

Application of TiO2 Modified Boron Doped Diamond (BDD) Electrode for As(III) Determination in Natural Waters - R. Zlatev (Engineering Institute), M. Stoytcheva (Engineering Institute UABC), M. Jean_Pierre (LEPMI ENSEEG), B. Valdez (UABC), M. Argüelles and J. Valera (Engineering Institute UABC)

•

1363

Theory for Coverage Dependence of Reversible Potential for H2O Oxidation on Pt(111) in Acid - F. Tian, R. Jinnouchi and A. Anderson (Case Western Reserve Univ)

•

1364

Electrodeposition of Heavy Metals (Cu; Ni ; Zn and Cd)from Industrial Effluents - Y. Addi (USTHB), P. Duverneuil (ENSIACET Toulouse France) and A. Khouider (USTHB Faculté de chimie)

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1365

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) used as a Diagnostic Tool of Oxygen Sensors for Molten Lead - Bismuth Eutectic Alloy (44.5% Pb - 55.5% Bi) - S. Colominas (IQSUniversitat Ramon Llull), A. Verdaguer (IQS - Universitat Ramon Llull) and J. Abella (IQSUniversitat Ramon Llull)

•

1366

Electrochemical and UV/vis Spectroscopic Investigations and Digital Simulation of pnitro Benzoic Acid and the Novel Catalyst [Fe6O3 (OH)(p-NO2C6H4COO)11(DMF)4] in Non aqueous Solutions - M. Forster, M. Nagl, W. Schmid, W. Kautek and G. L. Trettenhahn (University of Vienna)

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1367

Electrochemical Immunosensor using Enzymatically Polymerized Conducting Polymer - S. Kwon (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST)), H. Yang (Pusan national university) and J. Kwak (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST))

•

1368

Covalent Attachment of Alcohol Dehydrogenase in L-Cysteine Monolayer on Pd Surface: Electrochemical and Surface Analysis Techniques - I. Feliciano (UPR), M. Caban (UPR Rio Piedras) and C. R. Cabrera (University of Puerto Rico)

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1369

The Data Obtained in the Framework of the Intensive Research Method (IRM) as a Scientific Library - A. Shekhtman (KVANT) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

14:40 1409

Lithium-/Manganese Dioxide Medium Rate Batteries for Medical Applications - J. Drews, G. Fehrmann, T. Hucke, R. Staub and T. Traulsen (LITRONIK Batterietechnologie GmbH)

Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

15:00 1410

Visualization of Concentration Polarization Generated by Electroosmotic Pumps - D. G. Strickland, T. Zangle and J. Santiago (Stanford University)

15:20 1411

Optimized Electroosmotic Pumps for Miniaturized and Implantable Drug Delivery Systems - M. Suss, J. Ramunas, E. Junco and J. Santiago (Stanford University)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Sensor

Bioelectronics Co-Chairs: E. Palecek and J. Burgess

08:00 1398

Nanobioelectronics with Functional Nanowire Devices - B. P. Timko, T. Cohen-Karni, G. Yu, L. Weiss and C. Lieber (Harvard University)

08:40 1399

Highly Sensitive Detection of Multiple Cancer Biomarkers using Microfluidic Immunoarrays - H. Liu, B. Chikkaveeraiah, J. Park, L. Qiang, G. Sotzing, F. Papadimitrakopoulos (University of Connecticut) and J. Rusling (Univ of Connecticut)

09:00 1400

09:20 1401

“Smart” Electrochemical Interface Controlled

by Enzyme Logic Network System: Approaching Physiologically Regulated Bioelectronics - E. Katz (Clarkson University), M. Privman (Empire State College, SUNY), T. Tam and M. Pita (Clarkson University) Differences in Metabolite-mediated Toxicity of Tamoxifen in Rodents vs. Humans Elucidated with DNA/microsome Electro-optical Arrays and Nanoreactors - L. Zhao, S. Krishnan, Y. Zhang and J. Rusling (Univ of Connecticut)

Biomedicine: Detection and Mechansim Co-Chairs: J. Burgess and J. Rusling

10:00 1402

Electrochemistry of Nucleic Acids and Nonconjugated Proteins in Biomedicine - E. Palecek, V. Ostatna, V. Dorcak, M. Trefulka, M. Bartosik and T. Doneux (Inst. of Biophysics, Acad. Sci.)

10:20 1403

Paramagnetic Doping of DNA Forms Spin Lattice Films - M. Garnett, C. Krishnan and B. Jones (Garnett Mckeen Lab., Inc.)

10:40 1404

Synthesis of Metal Complex Modified Phospholipids by PLD-Catalyzed Transphosphatidylation - D. Correia Ledo (Uniuversité du Québec à Montréal / Concordia University) and J. Mauzeroll (Université du Québec à Montréal)

11:00 1405

An Electrochemical and Spectrophotometric Analysis on the Inclusion Complexation of Dopamine and an Anionic β-cyclodextrin. - G. M. Hendy (NUI Maynooth) and C. Breslin (Dept. Chemistry, NUI Maynooth)

11:20 1406

11:40 1407

Electrochemical and Spectroscopic Investigations of Copper(II)-Histidine Complexes at a Glassy Carbon Electrode - Y. Weng and T. Cheng (Feng Chia University) Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy Approach Curves Numerically Simulated for Ring Microelectrodes in Pure Negative and Positive Feedback Mode - D. Fabre (INSA Toulouse) and J. Mauzeroll (Université du Québec à Montréal)

Medical Devices: Batteries and Pumps Co-Chairs: J. Rubinson and P. Kulesza

14:00 1408

Vanadium Based Cathodes in Medical Device Batteries - E. S. Takeuchi, A. C. Marschilok and K. Takeuchi (University at Buffalo)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Neural Stimulating Electrodes Co-Chairs: P. Kulesza and J. Rubinson

16:00 1412

Optimization of Conducting Polymer Coated Electrodes for Deep Brain Stimulation - J. F. Rubinson, A. Kammerich, P. Forcelli and K. Gale (Georgetown University)

16:20 1413

Funtional Neural Stimulation: Oxygen Reduction on Supported Iridium Oxide in Neutral Media - Y. Chen, M. Rasmussen and D. A. Scherson (Case Western Reserve University)

Grand Ballroom, Building 2 Poster Session: Electrochemistry in Medicine and Biomedical Applications, 1800-2030h Co-Chairs: J. Rusling, C. Bock, C. Holmes, and J. Burgess

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1414

Electrochemical Study of a New Bio-alloy in Artificial Extra-cellular Fluids - M. V. Popa, E. Vasilescu, P. Drob (Institute of Physical Chemistry), S. Ivanescu, I. Dan (R&D Consulting and Services), C. Vasilescu (Institute of Physical Chemistry) and F. Popa (SC Dentestetics SRL)

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1415

Effect of Carbon Content on the Electrochemical Impedance of as-cast CoCrMo Alloys - C. Montero-Ocampo and E. López Martínez (CINVESTAV-IPN)

I4

Impedance in Electrochemistry - From Analytical Applications to Mechanistic Speculation 2

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Corrosion/Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Poster Session - Impedance in Electrochemistry, 1800-2030h

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1426

A Mathematical Model for the Inductance Observed in the Impedance Spectrum of Corroding Aluminium - R. Mann (Center for Electrochemical Surface Technology) and G. Nauer (ECHEM Centre of Competence in Applied Electrochemistry)

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1427

Modeling of the Corrosion Behavior of a New Titanium Base Alloy by Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy - M. V. Popa, P. Drob (Institute of Physical Chemistry), S. Ivanescu (R&D Consulting and Services), C. Vasilescu (Institute of Physical Chemistry), D. Mareci (Technical University of Iasi), S. Drob (University of Bucharest) and J. Mirza Rosca (Las Palmas de Gran Ganaria University) 77

Tuesday, May 26

I3

Electrochemistry in Medicine and Biomedical Applications

I6

Novel Electrode Materials

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Grand Ballroom, Building 2

Poster Session, 1800-2030h Chair: S. Minteer

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Tuesday, May 26

I7

1450

Influence of Electrodeposition Conditions on the Physical-chemical Properties of NiNiOx(OH)y Electrocatalysts - A. Gyrenko, D. Gyrenko and F. Danilov (Ukrainian State Chemical Technology University)

J2

35 Years of Chemical Sensors - Honorary Symposium for Professor Jiri Janata Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Biosensors and Spectroelectrochemistry Co-Chairs: C. Bruckner Lea and D. Hatchet

08:00 1525

Whole-Blood Diagnostic Sensing System Based on Populational Platelet Rolling Behavior - A. J. Ricco, N. J. Kent (Dublin City University), G. Meade (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland), B. Lincoln, L. Basabe Desmonts (Dublin City University), B. D. MacCraith (Biomedical Diagnostics Institute), B. Corcoran (Dublin City University) and D. Kenny (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland)

08:40 1526

Antibody-Antigen Equilibria in a Field of Magnetic Forces and Design of Reagentless Biosensors - M. Majda, C. F. Monson, L. N. Driscoll, S. Khoie, E. Bennion, J. Kulp and E. Scott (University of California, Berkeley)

Role of Electrochemistry in Addressing Climate Change

Energy Technology

Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Photochemistry, Batteries, and Sequestration/Remediation Chair: I. Fritsch

14:00

Introductory Remarks (15 Minutes)

09:00 1527

14:15 1467

Back to the Future: Photoelectrochemistry, Solar Energy Conversion and Environmental Remediation (Energy Technology Research Award Lecture) - K. Rajeshwar (University of Texas at Arlington)

Rapid Detection of Botulinum Toxin using Sandwich Immunoassays on Microbeads - C. J. Bruckner-Lea, R. Ozanich Jr., M. Warner and J. W. Grate (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

09:20 1528

15:00 1468

Low CO2 Footprint Batteries - S. Grugeon, S. Laruelle (Universite Picardie Jules Verne), H. Chen, P. Poizot, P. Ribière, N. Recham (LRCS/ CNRS U. de Picardie Jules Verne), J. Tarascon and M. Armand (LRCS)

Elimination Voltammetry as a Analytical Tool for the DNA Sensors - L. Trnkova (Masaryk University, Brno), F. Jelen (Institute of Biophysics, CAS, v.v.i.), V. Adam (Mendel University of Agriculture and Forestry, Brno, Czech Republic) and R. Kizek (MZLU, Brno)

15:30 1469

New Tools, New Knowledge: Enabling Innovative Environmental Research - D. R. Baer, A. Lea, C. Wang and A. Zelenyuk (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

16:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:20 1470

Electrochemical CO2 Mitigation with CarbonNegative H2 Production - G. H. Rau (University of California, Santa Cruz)

16:50 1471

Electrochemical Acceleration of Chemical Weathering for Carbon Capture and Sequestration Without Ocean Acidification - K. House (Harvard University), C. House (Pennsylvania State University), D. Schrag (Harvard University) and M. J. Aziz (Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)

17:20 1472

Electrochemical Concentration of O2 and CO2 from the Air Using an Anion Exchange Membrane - J. Landon and J. Kitchin (Carnegie Mellon University)

17:40 1473

Effect of Gaseous Impurities on the Electrochemical Reduction of CO2 on Copper Electrodes - N. Sridhar, Y. Zhai, A. Agarwal (Det Norske Veritas) and L. Chiacchiarelli (The Ohio State University)

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09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1529

The Development of an Amperometric Biosensor based on the Assembly of Genetically Engineered Enzymes for the Detection of Explosives - M. Kalaji, C. Gwenin and C. Kay (Bangor University)

10:20 1530

Polycarbazole Film Electrodes for the Detection of Dopamine in the Presence of Ascorbic Acid - J. F. Rubinson and B. White (Georgetown University)

10:40 1531

Waveguide-Based Chemical and Spectroelectrochemical Sensor Platforms - N. R. Armstrong (University of Arizona)

11:00 1532

Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy, Electrochemical Robotics and Combinatorial Polymer Synthesis as Tools in Biosensor and Biofuel Cell Development and Optimization - W. Schuhmann (Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum)

11:20 1533

Charged States in Conducting Polymers for Sensors as studied by in situ ESR UV/Vis NIR Spectroelectrochemistry - L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden)

11:40 1534

Spectroelectrochemical Sensor: Development and Applications - W. R. Heineman, C. J. Seliskar, T. S. Pinyayev, R. A. Wilson, L. K. Morris (University of Cincinnati) and S. A. Bryan (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

14:00 1535

14:20 1536

New Approaches for Characterizing Sensor and Other Modern Complex Materials - D. R. Baer, M. Engelhard, A. Felmy, J. Ford, A. Lea, P. Nachimuthu, L. Saraf, J. Sears and S. Thevuthasan (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) Gel Hybrid Material as Sensing Gate of CHEMFET - M. Josowicz, I. Mayo, A. Jonke and J. Janata (Georgia Institute of Technology)

14:40 1537

Nanoparticulate Ir Oxide as a Biosensor Matrix Material - V. Birss (University of Calgary), H. Elzanowska (Warsaw University) and H. Sebastian (University of Calgary)

15:00 1538

Electrodeposition of Poly(phenylene oxide) Nanoscale Patterns with Nanosphere Lithography - J. Kang, H. Li, S. Cushing, J. Wang and N. Wu (West Virginia University)

15:20 1539

Combined AFM-SECM and Combined SECMIR-ATR Investigation of Conductive Poylmers - L. Wang, J. Moon (Georgia Institute of Technology), E. Hecht, B. Mizaikoff and C. Kranz (University of Ulm)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1540

Controlling the Sensitivity, Specificity, and Time Signature of Sensors through Architectural Design on the Nanoscale - D. R. Rolison (Naval Research Laboratory), J. Pietron (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory) and J. W. Long (Naval Research Laboratory)

16:20 1541

Development of Novel Humidity Sensor based on a Polymer Silver Nanoparticle Composite.

- A. Power, J. F. Cassidy and A. Betts (Dublin institute of Technology)

16:40 1542

Electropolymerization of a Cation-permeable Layer using 1-pyrrolyl-10-decanephosphonic Acid - R. M. West, M. Josowicz and J. Janata (Georgia Institute of Technology)

17:00 1543

17:20 1544

17:40 1545

Molecules with Multiple Personalities: How Switchable Materials Could Revolutionize Chemical Sensing - R. Byrne, F. Lopez, K. Lau and D. Diamond (Dublin City University) A Novel Electrode Material for H2O2 Oxidation of Electrochemical Glucose Sensors - M. Morimitsu and A. Okazaki (Doshisha University) Modeling Non Equilibrium Potentiometry to Understand and Control Selectivity and Detection Limit - A. Lewenstam (Center for Process Analytical Chemistry and Sensor Technology ‘ProSens’, Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland and AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland), T. Sokalski (Åbo Akademi University), J. Jasielec (Center for Process Analytical Chemistry and Sensor Technology ‘ProSens’, Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland), W. Kucza, R. Filipek, B. Wierzba (AGH - University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Material Science and Ceramics, Krakow, Poland) and M. Danielewski (AGH University of Science and Technology)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Wednesday, May 27 0900h......... Technical Exhibit, Grand Ballroom A/B, Building 2 0930h......... Coffee Break, Exhibit Hall 1215h......... Dielectric Science and Technology Division Luncheon & Business Meeting; tickets are $27 in advance, $32 onsite, non-refundable, Union Square 21, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h......... Energy Technology Division Luncheon & Business Meeting; tickets are $27 in advance, $32 onsite, non-refundable, Union Square 22, 4th Floor, Building 3 1215h......... Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Division Luncheon & Business Meeting; tickets are $27 in advance, $32 onsite, nonrefundable, Union Square 23/24, 4th Floor, Building 3

Wednesday, May 27

Sensing Materials and Modeling Co-Chairs: P. Vanýsek and D. Hatchet

1215h......... Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting; tickets are $27 in advance, $32 onsite, nonrefundable, Union Square 25, 4th Floor, Building 3

B1

Battery / Energy Technology Joint General Session

Battery / Energy Technology

Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Li-ion Batteries: Anodes Co-Chairs: M. Au and C. M. Lopez Rivera

08:00 192

Silicon Coated Nanofiber Paper as a Lithium Ion Anode - D. W. Firsich (Inorganic Specialists), A. Fortini and V. Arrieta (Ultramet)

08:20 193

Fabrication of Silicon Nanoparticles Implanted in Carbon Nanofibers by Electrospinning Technique - Y. Yu, A. Dhanabalan, K. Bechtold and C. Wang (Florida International University)

08:40 194

Si-C Microsphere Composite Anode Materials for Li-ion Battery by Spray Drying Technique - R. Yan (Department of Inorganic Nonmetallic Materials, University of Science and Technology Beijing), J. Ren (Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology), X. He (Tsinghua University), H. Zhao (Department of Inorganic Nonmetallic Materials, University of Science and Technology Beijing), L. Wang, C. Wan and C. Jiang (Tsinghua University)

09:00 195

Impedance Spectroscopy Study of Silicon Nanowire Electrode - S. Hong (Stanford University), R. Ruffo (Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca), C. K. Chan, R. Huggins and Y. Cui (Stanford University) 79

09:20 196

Surface Chemistry and Morphology of the Solid Electrolyte Interphase on Silicon Nanowire Lithium-ion Battery Anodes - C. K. Chan (Stanford University), R. Ruffo (UniversitĂ degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca) and Y. Cui (Stanford University)

17:00

211

Multifunctional Composite Materials: Consideration of Loads in Embedded and Integrated Li Batteries - H. Kim (Univ. of Michigan), X. Zhang (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor), Y. Chen (Sakti3 Inc.) and A. M. Sastry (University of Michigan)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

17:20

212

10:00 197

Crystalline-Amorphous Core-Shell Silicon Nanowires for High Capacity and High Current Battery Electrodes - L. Cui (Stanford University), R. Ruffo (UniversitĂ degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca), C. K. Chan, H. Peng and Y. Cui (Stanford University)

Characterization of Fatigue Behavior of Electrode Materials for Lithium Ion Batteries using Acoustic Emissions - K. J. Rhodes, C. Daniel, E. Lara-Curzio and N. J. Dudney (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

10:20 198

In Situ Studies of SEI Formation on Sn Anodes - I. T. Lucas, E. Pollak and R. Kostecki (lbnl)

10:40 199

Porous Sn/C Composite Anode for Lithium Ion Batteries - X. Li, A. Dhanabalan, K. Bechtolo, Y. Yu and C. Wang (Florida International University)

Wednesday, May 27

11:00 200

Cycling Performance of Copper-tin Alloys Prepared by Sputtering - Y. Lin and J. Duh (National Tsing Hua University)

11:20

201

Battery Testing of Cu2Sb Films and Nanowires Electrodeposited from Aqueous Solutions - J. M. Mosby and A. Prieto (Colorado State University)

11:40

202

Electrochemical Preparation and Performance of Sn-based Amorphous Negative Electrode Material for Li-ion Batteries - W. Yu, D. Yu, X. Sun and K. Xu (BUAA of China)

Li-ion Batteries: Anodes & Stress Analysis Co-Chairs: Y. Cui and K. Bugga

14:00 203

Effect of Vinylene Carbonate on Capacity Shift During Cycling of Graphite Anodes in Li-ion Cells - P. Ridgway, H. Zheng, S. Xun, G. Liu, X. Song, P. Ross and V. Battaglia (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL))

14:20 204

Research on the Electrochemical Properties of Modified Natural Graphite Anode by Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (Eis) - J. Zhao, L. Wang, X. He, C. Jiang and C. Wan (Tsinghua University)

14:40 205

SnO2-CNT Thin Film Composites as Anode Materials for Li-Ion Batteries - A. Dhanabalan, Y. Yu, X. Li and C. Wang (Florida International University)

15:00 206

A Facile Route to Carbon-coated SnO2 Nanoparticles Combined with a New Binder for Li-ion Rechargeable Batteries - S. Chou, J. Wang, C. Zhong, M. Rahman, H. Liu and S. Dou (University of Wollongong)

B2

Battery Modeling at Cell Level

Battery / Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Franciscan D, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Continuum Models-1-D and 2-D Chair: V. Srinivasan

08:00 247

The Argument for Battery Engineering - R. Spotnitz (Battery Design LLC)

08:40 248

Understanding Rate Limitations in LithiumIon Batteries through Combined Alternatingand Direct-Current Simulations and Experiments - P. Albertus (UC Berkeley) and J. Newman (University of California Berkeley)

09:00 249

Macrohomogenous Modeling of Commercial, Primary Li/MnO2 Coin Cells - G. Yeduvaka, R. Spotnitz (Battery Design LLC) and K. Gering (Idaho National Laboratory)

09:20 250

Modeling of Lithium-ion Batteries Aging - M. Safari, M. Morcrette (LRCS, UPJV), A. Teyssot (Renault Research Department) and C. Delacourt (LRCS, UPJV)

09:40 251

Parameter Estimation and Capacity Fade Analysis from Discharge Curves of Lithiumion Batteries using Efficient Reformulated Physics Based Models - V. Boovaragavan (Tennessee Tech University), V. Ramadesigan (Tennessee Technological University), M. Arabandi, V. Subramanian (Tennessee Tech University), K. Chen, R. Braatz (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) and H. Tsukamoto (Quallion LLC)

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

3-D Models and Porous Electrode Effects Chair: R. Spotnitz

10:20 252

Large Prismatic Cell Design Evaluation using Multi-Scale Multi-Dimensional LithiumIon Battery Model - G. Kim and K. A. Smith (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

10:40 253

Quasi 3D Thermal-Electrochemical Li-Ion Battery Model For Current Distribution and Temperature Gradient Calculations - R. E. Gerver and J. Meyers (University of Texas at Austin) Particle- to Electrode-Scale Heat and Stress Generation Simulation and Optimization for Li-Ion Batteries - X. Zhang, W. Shyy and A. M. Sastry (University of Michigan)

15:20 207

Reversible Capacity of TiO2 (B) High Potential Negative Electrode Prepared from K2Ti4O9 Precursor - M. Inaba, Y. Oba, Y. Murota and A. Tasaka (Doshisha University)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 208

Morphology-Performance Relationships in Metallic Lithium Anodes - C. M. Lopez, J. Vaughey and D. Dees (Argonne National Laboratory)

11:00 254

16:20 209

Free Standing Nanostructured Anode for LiIon Rechargeable Batteries - M. Au (Savannah River National Laboratory)

11:20

16:40

80

210

Stress Analysis in Lithium Intercalation Electrodes - S. Renganathan, G. Sikha and R. White (University of South Carolina)

255

Modeling of Non-uniform Degradation in Large Format Lithium Ion Cells - K. A. Smith and G. Kim (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

256

A Cell with Multiple Working Electrodes: Measuring the Perpendicular Current Density Distribution - F. La Mantia (Stanford University), S. Ng (Timcal) and P. Novák (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Beyond Traditional Continuum Models Chair: C. Delacourt

14:00 257

14:20 258

14:40

259

15:00 260

15:20

261

15:40

A Continuum-Level Prediction of the Mosaic Effect in LiFePO4 Cathodes - D. Burch, G. Ceder and M. Bazant (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Co-Chairs: A. Lasia and B. Lakshmanan

10:00 288

Characterisation of SOFC Electrode Microstructure using X-ray Nano CT and FIB Techniques: A Comparative Study - P. R. Shearing (Imperial College), J. Gelb (X-Radia) and N. Brandon (Imperial College)

10:20 289

Nickel Based Anodes of Single Chamber Solid Oxide Fuel Cells: A Catalytic Study - G. Gadacz, J. Viricelle, C. Pijolat and M. Pijolat (Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines)

10:40 290

Electrochemical Properties of Nanocrystalline La0.5Sr0.5CoO3-x - S. Wang (University of Houston), G. Kim (University of Pennsylvania), J. Yoon, H. Wang (Texas A&M University), D. Huang and A. Jacobson (Universtiy of Houston)

11:00

291

Nanoporous Gold Electrodes Demonstrate Important Supercapacitor Design Principles - D. B. Robinson, C. Wu, B. Jacobs, M. D. Ong and B. Pierson (Sandia National Laboratories)

11:20

292

Effects of Precursors on the Electrochemical Characteristics of LiFePO4 Cathode Material for Lithium-ion Batterries - J. Gao, J. Ying, C. Jiang and C. Wan (Tsinghua University)

Elastic Effects During Ion Intercalation in LiFePO4 Cathodes - L. Stanton (Northwestern University), D. Burch and M. Bazant (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Theoretical Evaluation of Fractal-like Electrode Characteristics for Litium-Ion Batteries - G. Turon Teixidor (University of California, Irvine), P. Mukherjee (Los Alamos National Laboratory), B. Park (Carbon Micro Battery LLC) and M. Madou (University of California - Irvine) Solid-Electrolyte-Interphase: Characterization

by Impedance Spectroscopy - G. Harriott (Air Products), B. Jin, G. Gopalakrishnan, Z. Shi and J. Kirner (Air Products and Chemicals) Cycle-Life Study of LiFePO4 Li-ion Cells - P. Liu, J. Wang, J. Hicks-Garner, W. Li, E. Sherman, S. Soukiazian (HRL Laboratories), M. Verbrugge (General Motors R&D Center) and H. Tataria (General Motors) Intermission (20 Minutes)

B4

Fuel Cells for Portable Power

Energy Technology

Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Catalysts- PEM/Alkaline/SOFC Co-Chairs: J. Meyers and J. St Pierre

08:20 344

Novel Electrocatalysts for Direct Oxidation of Alcohols and Oxygen Reduction Reaction in High pH Environments - N. Ramaswamy, Q. He and S. Mukerjee (Northeastern University)

08:40 345

Electroredution of Oxygen (ORR) in Alkaline Medium on Silver Nanoparticles - G. Wiberg, K. Mayhofer and M. Arenz (Technische Universität München)

09:00 346

First-principles Electrocatalyst Design for Direct Borohydride Oxidation over Pure Metals and Alloys - G. Rostamikia (Penn.

State) and M. Janik (Penn State University)

09:20 347

Studying on Methanol-Tolerance of CoTMPP/ Pt/C for DMFC Cathode Catalyst - H. Hsu (Nation Taiwan University), H. Du (National Taiwan University), C. Wang (Academia Sinica), S. Chang, S. Shih, L. Chen (Nation Taiwan University) and K. Chen (Academia Sinica)

09:40 348

Oxygen Reduction Reaction at the Interface of Pt/C and Sulfonated Polyimide Ionomer - K. Miyatake, T. Omata, D. Tryk, H. Uchida and M. Watanabe (University of Yamanashi)

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

First-Principle Simulations Chair: K. Persson

16:00 262

Structure and Capacitance of the Electrical Double Layers in Ionic Liquids-Based Electrochemical Capacitors - G. Feng and R. Qiao (Clemson University)

16:20 263

Morphology and Equilibrium Shape of LiCoO2 - A First Principles Study - D. Kramer and G. Ceder (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

B3

Characterization of Porous Materials 2

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology Franciscan C, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Co-Chairs: A. Lasia and B. Lakshmanan

08:40 285

Theoretical Analysis of Polyaniline-derived Nonprecious Catalyst Kinetics and Electrode Performance in a PEFC - P. P. Mukherjee, G. Wu and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

09:00 286

Effect of Porosity on Percolation and Transport Phenomena in Composite Electrodes - J. Golbert, C. Adjiman (Imperial College London) and N. Brandon (Imperial College)

09:20 287

Modeling Vacancies and Pores in Diamond: Challenges and Solutions - M. Kertesz (Georgetown University), B. Slepetz (Georgetown University), I. Laszlo (Budapest Technical University) and Y. Gogotsi (Drexel University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

MEAs and Components Co-Chairs: J. Meyers and J. St Pierre

10:20 349

Sensitivity Analysis of Some Key Gas Diffusion Layer (GDL) Parameters in PEM Fuel Cells - A. Kulkarni and X. Wang (Oakland University)

10:40 350

Development of Single-Chamber, MicroTubular, Solid Oxide Fuel Cells with an Improved Performance via Silver Modified Cathode - N. Akhtar, S. Decent and K. Kendall (University of Birmingham) 81

Wednesday, May 27

11:40

11:00

351

AC Impedance Study to Evaluate the MEA Characteristics in a Passive Mode DMFC Ministack - V. Baglio, A. Stassi, F. Matera (CNRITAE), H. Kim (Seoul National University), V. Antonucci and A. Arico’ (CNR-ITAE)

08:20 485

Nanostructured Particle Arrays as Model Electrocatalysts - R. S. Goeke, A. Datye (University of New Mexico), P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico) and J. St-Pierre (University of South Carolina)

11:20

352

Pd-impregnated SYT/LDC Composite as SulfurTolerant Anode for SOFCs - X. Lu (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), J. Zhu (Tennessee Technological University), G. Yang, G. Xia and J. Stevenson (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

08:40 486

An Organic Phase Synthesis Method to Highly Active PtCo/C PEMFC Cathode Catalyst - W. Li (Michigan Technological University) and Y. Yan (Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Riverside)

11:40

353

Effects of the Anisotropic and Non-homogenous GDL on the Performance of PEMFCs with Serpentine Channels - Z. Shi and X. Wang (Oakland University)

09:00 487

Pt/N/C and Pd/N/C Oxygen Reduction Catalysts for PEM Fuel Cells - S. Shrestha, J. Vega (University of Connecticut) and W. E. Mustain (University of Connecutict)

09:20 488

Unique CO-tolerance of Pt/WOx Materials - F. Micoud, F. Maillard (CNRS/LEPMI), A. Bonnefont (Institut de Chimie, UMR 7177, CNRS-Université de Strasbourg) and M. Chatenet (CNRS/LEPMI)

09:40 489

Synthesis of Platinum Nano Electrocatalyst for Methanol Oxidation using Polymer Template - M. Chatterjee, S. Ghosh, P. Chowdhury and I. N. Basumallick (Visva-Bharati University)

Stacks and Systems Co-Chairs: E. Pichta and S. R. Narayan

14:00 354

14:20

Wednesday, May 27

14:40

355

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15:00 357

Performance of Vapor-fed Passive DMFC with High Concentration Methanol - K. Kobayashi, S. Nakamura and T. Yoshitake (NEC Corporation) Approaches to Improve Durability & Special Applications of FC MEAs - Y. Tsou, L. Cao, Z. Zhu, M. Young and J. Morse (BASF Fuel Cell, Inc.)

Reduction of CO Poisoning in PEM Fuel Cell

by Application of Optimal Pulse Control - A. Dhanda and H. Pitsch (Stanford University) Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 358

Effect of DMFC Anode Catalyst Pretreatments on Lifetime and Durability - C. Grice (NuVant Systems, Inc.), T. D. Hall, L. Swenson and E. Smotkin (NuVant Systems Inc.)

16:00 359

Effects of Nitrogen and Water Accumulation in the Dead-Ended-Anode Operation of PEM Fuel Cells - S. Yesilyurt (Sabanci University), J. Siegel and A. Stefanopoulou (University of Michigan)

16:40

B7

361

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:20 490

FTIR in situ investigations during the electrocatalytic oxidation of ethanol on PtSn/CeO2C - A. Oliveira Neto, M. Linardi (Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares), D. M. Anjos (UIUC), G. Tremiliosi-Filho (Instituto de Química de São Carlos) and E. V. Spinacé (Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares)

10:40 491

Synthesis and Characterization of Monolayer Bimetallic Surfaces: A Synchrotron XPS and NEXAFS Study - R. E. Rettew, J. Guthrie and F. Alamgir (Georgia Institute of Technology)

11:00 492

Dealloyed PtM3 (M= Fe, Co, Ni, ...)

Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Reduction Reaction - Z. Liu and P. Strasser (University of Houston)

Fabrication and Electrochemical Characterization of a Miniature Fuel Cell on Sputtered Pt Catalyst on TiO2 Nanotube Arrays - D. Lim, W. Lee, J. Wheldon and W. Smyrl (University of Minnesota)

15:20

16:20 360

10:00

11:20

493

Non Noble Metal Catalysts for PEMFC: Is There a Metal Ion in the Catalytic Site? - L. Birry and J. Dodelet (INRS)

11:40

494

Effect of Thermal Treatment on Pt3Sn Catalysts for the Anode of a Direct Ethanol Fuel Cell - F. Colmati (Universidade federal de Goiás), R. Sousa Jr and E. Gonzalez (Instituto de Quimica de Sao Carlos-USP)

A Compact Membrane-Methanol Reformer for a 20W Fuel Cell Power Generator - G. O. Alptekin (TDA Research, INc.) Power Optimization by On/Off Cycling in DMFCs - T. D. Hall, C. Grice, B. Gurau, L. Swenson and E. Smotkin (NuVant Systems, Inc.)

Oxygen Reduction on Nanostructured Materials for Energy Conversion Co-Chairs: T. Fuller and J. St Pierre

14:00 495

Understanding the Oxygen Reduction Reaction on Pd-based Alloy (Pd-M, M=Ni, Co) Surfaces using Density Functional Theory Calculations - B. Li (Illinois Institute of Techmology), J. Greeley (Argonne National Laboratory) and J. Prakash (Illinois Institute of Techmology)

14:20 496

Phase Stabilized and Enhanced PtCu3/C Oxygen Reduction Electrocatalysts via Au Galvanic Displacement - Z. Liu (University of Houston), D. Huang (Texas Center for Superconductivity of the University of Houston, Houston), S. Koh, C. Yu (University of Houston), K. More, L. Allard (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) and P. Strasser (University of Houston)

Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion Energy Technology / Battery

Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Nanostructured Materials for Energy Conversion Co-Chairs: J. Prakash and R. Kunz

08:00 484

82

The Role of Nanostructure in the Electrochemical Oxidation of Model Carbon Catalyst Supports in Acidic Environments - K. G. Gallagher, G. Yushin and T. Fuller (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

497

15:00 498

Mesoporous Carbon Sphere Supported Pt Catalysts for Oxygen Reduction Reaction - H. Liu, L. Zhang and J. Zhang (National Research Council Canada) A Non-Precious Polypyrrole-derived Electrocatalyst for Oxygen Reduction - H. Chung and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 499

Hierarchically-Structured Nano-Porous Materials for Fuel Cell Applications - S. Pylypenko, N. Carrol, P. Maksymiuk, D. Petsev and P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico)

16:00 500

Effect of Relative Humidity on Water Structure at Nafion Thin Film Studied by Sum Frequency Generation Spectroscopy - H. Noguchi, H. Minowa, K. Taneda (Hokkaido University), H. Naohara (Toyota Motor Corporation) and K. Uosaki (Hokkaido University)

16:20

501

16:40 502

17:00 503

17:20

17:40

B9

504

505

08:40 560

Nanostructured Mesoporous NbRuyOz as a Catalytic Support for Fuel Cells - D. Konopka, S. Pylypenko, T. Ward (University of New Mexico) and P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico) An XRD/SAXS Analysis of Fuel Cell Catalyst Core-shell Structures - J. E. Bedard, L. Li and E. Smotkin (Northeastern University) Analysis of Catalyst Support for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell and Electrolyzer Applications - M. Pelsozy (NASA), D. Scheiman (NASA Glenn Polymers Branch), C. Carbrera, D. Santiagao (University of Puerto Rico) and A. Palkar (Connoco Phillips) Degradation Mechanisms of Pt/C Electrocatalysts at the nm-scale - F. Maillard (CNRS/LEPMI), B. Vion-Dury, K. Solhy, L. Dubau, M. Chatenet (CNRS/LEPMI, 1130 rue de la piscine BP 75 38402 Saint Martin d’Hères, France), N. Job (Université de Liège, Laboratoire de Génie Chimique (B6a), B-4000 Liège, Belgique) and L. Guetaz (CEA, LITEN, LCPEM, E38054 Grenoble, France) Polyaniline Coated Active Carbon as Binary Catalysts Support for Direct Methanol Fuel Cell - H. Lee, W. Vogel and P. P. Chu (National Central University)

Solar Cell

09:00 561

Silver-based Al-doped ZnO Multilayer Transparent Conductive Oxide Films - H. Cho, K. Park, J. Ahn, N. Seong and S. G. Yoon (Chungnam National University)

09:20 562

Manufacturing Equipment Components of New Materials for Solar Cell Efficiency Enhancements and Lower Cost - J. Foggiato (Greene Tweed)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Energy Storage in Batteries Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and W. Xu

10:20 563

Non-aqueous Electrolytes for Li/air Batteries - W. Xu, J. Xiao, J. Zhang and J. Zhang (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

10:40 564

Synthesis and Characterization of LiMnPO4 as a Cathode Material for Li-ion Batteries - J. Xiao, W. Xu and J. Zhang (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

11:00 565

Nonstoichiometric Chemistry of and Electronic Conduction in MnO2 Nanowires for Battery Electrodes Nanowires - X. Zhou (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

11:20

566

14:00 567

Structure-Activity-Durability Relationship of Pt and Pt based Alloy Electrocatalysts - V. S. Murthi, E. Izzo, W. Bi, T. Aindow (UTC Power Corporation), C. Perez-Acosta (Axiom Consulting LLC) and S. Motupally (UTC Power Corporation)

14:20 568

Electrochemical and In Situ Raman Spectroscopic Investigations of the Microstructural Stability of sp2 and sp3bonded Carbon Powders During Anodic Polarization in Acid - V. M. Swope (Michigan State University), I. Sasaki (AIST) and G. Swain (Michigan State University)

Continental 7, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 SOFCs Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and F. Chen

08:00 558

08:20 559

Infiltrated Electrodes for Intermediate-temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells - F. Zhao (University of South Carolina, University of Science and Technology of China), F. Chen (University of South Carolina) and C. Xia (University of Science and Technology of China) Conductivity and Phase Stability of Lanthanum Cobalt Nickelate Perovskites - P. Huang (FuelCell Energy) and A. Petric (McMaster University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Particle Size Effect on Electron Motions in alpha-MoO3 Powders - S. Berthumeyrie, J. Badot (Enscp), S. Bach, J. Pereira-Ramos (Icmpe), P. Vermaut (Enscp) and O. Dubrunfaut (Supelec)

Fuel Cells Co-Chairs: X.-D. Zhou and M. Manivannan

Advanced Materials and Concepts for Energy Harvesting

High Temperature Materials / Energy Technology / New Technology

Bimetallic Cermet Anode Materials for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Showing Sulfur Tolerance: Electrochemical Performance and Metallic Species Characterization - J. S. O’Brien (University of Ottawa), C. Grgicak (Boston University, School of Medicine) and J. Giorgi (University of Ottawa)

Wednesday, May 27

14:40

569

The Preparation and Characterization of Glassy Carbon Powder Modified with a Thin Layer of Boron-Doped Ultrananocrystalline Diamond (B-UNCD) - D. Kim and G. Swain (Michigan State University)

15:00 570

Thermal Stability of Pt-Coated High Surface Area Diamond Powder as Assessed by Thermogravimetric Analysis - L. Guo and G. Swain (Michigan State University)

15:20

Intermission (40 Minutes)

14:40

83

16:00 571

10:40 609

11:00

16:20

572

Facile Fabrication of Ultra Porous Platinum Electrodes and Their Application for Energy Harvesting Glucose Fuel Cells - A. Kloke, S. Kerzenmacher, R. Zengerle and F. Von Stetten (University of Freiburg)

16:40

573

Evaluation of the Electrochemical Properties of Different Strains of Shewanella in a Mediatorless Microbial Fuel Cell. - A. Manohar, K. Nealson and F. Mansfeld (USC)

17:00

574

Non-equilibrium Interfacial Electrochemical Phenomena in Aging PEM Fuel Cells: A New Theory for Multi-scale Simulation of Nano-structured Catalysts Degradation and Durability Prediction - A. A. Franco, S. Cheah and R. Ferreira de Morais (CEA (Atomic Energy Commission of France))

17:20

Wednesday, May 27

Oxygen Reduction Reaction of Ta-CNO as Non-platinum Cathode for PEFC: Dependence of Degree of Oxidation of Ta-CN on Catalytic Activity - K. Ota (Yokohama ational University), H. Imai (NEC Corporation), K. Matsuzawa, S. Mitsushima and A. Ishihara (Yokohama National University)

C2

575

Formation and Characteristics of P(VDF-TeFE) Thin Film for Micro-generator - J. Jeong, C. Kimura, H. Aoki, M. Okuyama and T. Sugino (Osaka University)

610

14:00

611

Novel Enzyme Sensor for Glycated Protein Biosensing without the Proteolytic Processes - M. Yamada (Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology), W. Tsugawa (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) and K. Sode (Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology)

14:20

612

In Vivo Characterization of Electrically Mediated Molecular Delivery using Impedance Spectroscopy - J. A. Llewellyn, J. I. Rey, R. Connolly (University of South Florida), A. Hoff (The University of South Florida) and R. Gilbert (University of South Florida)

14:40

613

Non-Ionizing Radiation using Nanosecond Pulsed Electric Fields: A New Treatment Modality for Cancer - S. J. Beebe, W. Ford, X. Chen, W. Ren (Old Dominion University), R. Nuccitelli (BioElectroMed Corp), J. Swanson, J. Kolb and K. Schoenbach (Old Dominion University)

15:00

614

Surface Impedance Microscopy for Biomedical Applications - N. Tao, K. Foley, S. Wang and X. Shan (Arizona State University)

D1

Corrosion

Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Biomedical Applications Co-Chairs: A. Offenhaeusser and M. Nishizawa

08:00 603

Novel Bio-transducers for Medical Applications - K. Mitsubayashi (Tokyo Medical and Dental University)

08:40 604

Electronic Devices for the Registration and Stimulation of Action Potentials of Electrogenic Cells - A. Offenhäusser (Forschungszentrum Jülich)

09:00 605

All-diamond Transistor Array for the Detection of Cell Action Potentials - M. Dankerl (Walter Schottky Institut), B. Hofmann, S. Eick (IBN2 Research Center Jülich), M. Hauf (Walter Schottky Institut), S. Ingebrandt (IBN-2 Research Center Jülich), A. Offenhäusser (Forschungszentrum Jülich), M. Stutzmann and J. Garrido (Walter Schottky Institut)

09:20 606

Skin as a Bioengineering Interface - R. J. Connolly, K. Muffly (University of South Florida), A. Hoff (The University of South Florida), J. A. Llewellyn, R. Gilbert and M. Jaroszeski (University of South Florida)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 607

Tissue Responses to Implantable Biosensors - J. I. Rey (University of South Florida), F. Moussy (Institute for Bioengineering, Brunel University) and R. Gilbert (University of South Florida)

10:20 608

Preparation of Minimally-Invasive Needle Type Glucose Sensors - M. Yasuzawa, Y. Nishimura and H. Takaoka (University of Tokushima)

84

Real-time Monitoring of Cellulase Activity with the Biosensor based on Cellobiose Dehydrogenase - H. Matsumura, K. Igarashi (The University of Tokyo), N. Nakamura, H. Ohno (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) and M. Samejima (The University of Tokyo)

Biomedical Applications (continued) Co-Chairs: M. Madou and S. Daunert

Dielectrics and Engineered Interfaces in Biological and Biomedical Applications

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Sensor / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry

BioRadioTransmitter ~ A Self-empowered Wireless Glucose Sensing System~ - T. Hanashi, W. Tsugawa (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), T. Yamazaki (National Institute for Materials Science), K. Ikebukuro and K. Sode (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

Corrosion General Session

Yosemite B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Corrosion Control, Coatings and Inhibitors Co-Chairs: V. J. Gelling and K. N. Allahar

08:00 667

Corrosion Performance of Optimized SAM1651 Iron-Based Amorphous Metal Coatings - J. C. Farmer (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)

08:20 668

Investigation of POD - Oil as Steel Corrosion Inhibitor in Hydrochloric Acid - G. Ostapenko, P. Gloukhov (Togliatti State University) and S. Sadivskiy (Joint-Stock Company KuibyshevAzot)

08:40 669

Hybrid ZrO2-SiO2 Sol-gel Coatings as Pretreatments for the Improvement of the Anti-corrosion Protection of Mild Steel and Aluminum Alloy AA2024-T3 - S. SanchezMajado (CSIC (CENIM)), N. Carmona (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), V. Barranco (CSIC (CENIM)), A. Jimenez-Morales (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), S. Feliu Jr (CSIC (CENIM)), M. Villegas (CSIC (IH)) and J. Galvan (CSIC (CENIM))

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

09:20 671

Adhesion and Corrosion Resistance of Cerium Conversion Coating on AZ31 Magnesium Alloy - W. Li, Y. Huang, H. Su and C. Lin (National Taiwan University) Chromate-free Corrosion Resistant Nanocomposite Pretreatments for Lightweight Metals - J. Liu, S. Bafna, F. Allen and G. Skandan (NEI Corporation)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 672

Polypyrrole Hybrids as Corrosion Inhibitors - V. J. Gelling, C. Vetter, S. V Kasi Somayajula and X. Qi (North Dakota State University)

10:20 673

Electromagnetic Induction Corrosion Control Technology (EICCT) - D. D. Macdonald (Pennsylvania State University), M. Lewis (Lewis Research & Engineering) and R. Peek (Canadian Auto Preservation Inc.)

10:40

674

Performance of Potassium Metavanadate as a Low Carbon Steel Corrosion Inhibitor in Chloride and Sulfide Environment - I. Nurdin, A. F. Arif, A. Pratiwi, F. Putra and R. Windyawati (Institut Teknologi Bandung)

11:00

675

Thermal Degradation of a Mg-Rich Primer on AA 2024-T3 - K. N. Allahar, D. Battocchi, G. Bierwagen and D. Tallman (North Dakota State University)

11:20

676

Carbon Nanotube Structures as Ionic Barriers: A New Corrosion Prevention Concept - S. Sreevatsa and H. Grebel (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

11:40

677

Sub-Surface Electrochemical Effects on the Spontaneous Deposition of Cerium Conversion Coatings on Aluminum Alloys - B. L. Treu (Missouri Universtiy of Science and Technology), W. Pinc, S. Joshi, W. Fahrenholtz and M. O’Keefe (Missouri University of Science and Technology)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 683

Topological Ordered Maps of General Corrosion of Most Commonly Used Alloys M. Uquidi-Macdonald and M. Kamrun-Nahar (Pennsylvania State University)

16:20 684

Possible Distributions of Potential Inside Corroding Crevices - G. Engelhardt (OLI Systems, Inc.) and D. D. Macdonald (Pennsylvania State University)

Corrosion Monitoring Co-Chairs: D. C. Hansen and H. G. Wheat

16:40 685

The Role of Cl- on Localized CO2 Corrosion and the Effect of Electrode Size on Electrochemical Noise Measurements - X. Jiang and S. Nesic (Ohio University)

17:00 686

The Use of Fiber Optic Sensors in the Detection of Corrosion in Reinforced Concrete - H. G. Wheat and G. Liu (University of Texas at Austin)

687

Embedded Reference Electrode for PotentialMonitoring of Cathodic Protective Systems - B. E. Merten, D. Battocchi, D. Tallman and G. Bierwagen (North Dakota State University)

17:20

E1

Advanced Gate Stack, Source/Drain, and Channel Engineering for Si-Based CMOS 5: New Materials, Processes, and Equipment

Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science and Technology / High Temperature Materials Continental 8, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Novel Channel Engineering Co-Chairs: D.-L. Kwong and H. Iwai

08:20 714

Opportunities and Challenges for Germanium and Silicon-Germanium Channel p-FETs. - S. W. Bedell (IBM Research), N. Daval (SOITEC Assignee at IBM Research), K. Fogel (IBM Research), K. Shimizu (IIS, University of Tokyo, Meguro, Japan), J. Ott, J. Newbury and D. Sadana (IBM Research)

08:50 715

Ge/GeO2 Interface Control with High Pressure Oxidation for Improving Electrical Characteristics - C. Lee, T. Tabata (The University of Tokyo), T. Nishimura, K. Nagashio, K. Kita (The University of Tokyo, JST CREST) and A. Toriumi (The University of Tokyo)

Corrosion Modeling Co-Chairs: H. G. Wheat and D. C. Hansen

14:00 678

14:20

679

14:40 680

15:00 681

15:20 682

Some Thoughts on the Construction of Microabrasion Maps for a Steel/polymer Couple in Corrosive Environments - M. Stack, H. A. Jawan and M. Mathew (Engineering) Modelling of Corrosion-induced Cracking - F. Tavares (IETCC-CSIC), R. C. Yu (UCLM), C. Andrade (IETCC-CSIC) and G. Ruiz (UCLM) Comparison of Linear and Non-Linear Models for Predicting Long-Term Coated Metal Performance Based on Short-Term Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Measurements - C. L. Stork (Sandia National Laboratories) and R. Buchheit (Ohio State University) Describing the Effect of Alkalization in Localized Corrosion of Aluminum Alloys

by Combining Finite Element Modeling, Model Al/Cu Bimetallic Systems and EQCM (Electrochemical Quartz Crystal Microbalance) Measurements. - N. Murer (The Ohio State University), N. Missert (Sandia National Laboratories) and R. Buchheit (The Ohio State University) Deterministic Modeling of the Effect of Acetic Acid in the Corrosion of Low-Carbon Steel

by Carbon Dioxide. - O. Rosas-Camacho, M. Urquidi-Macdonald and D. Macdonald (Penn State University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

09:10

716

09:40

The Influence of the Epitaxial Growth Process Parameters on Layer Characteristics and Device Performance in Si-passivated Ge pMOSFETs - M. R. Caymax, F. Leys, J. Mitard, K. Martens, L. Yang, G. Pourtois, W. Vandervorst, M. Meuris and R. Loo (IMEC) Intermission (20 Minutes)

Novel Channel Engineering (continued) Co-Chairs: D.-L. Kwong and H. Iwai

10:00 717

Defects and Electrical Performance of Germanium pMOS Devices - G. Eneman, E. Simoen (IMEC), R. Yang (INPG-Grenoble), B. De Jaeger, G. Wang, J. Mitard, G. Hellings (IMEC), D. Brunco (Intel), R. Loo, K. De Meyer, C. Claeys, M. Meuris and M. Heyns (IMEC)

85

Wednesday, May 27

09:00 670

10:30 718

10:50 719

11:10

720

Fabrication of Suspended Ge-rich Nanowires

by Ge Condensation Technique for Multichannel Devices - E. D. Saracco (CEA), J. Damlencourt, D. Lafond (CEA Léti-Minatec), S. Bernasconi (STMicroelectronics), V. Benevent, P. Rivallin (CEA Léti-Minatec), Y. Morand (STMicroelectronics), J. Hartmann, P. Gautier, C. Vizioz, T. Ernst (CEA LétiMinatec), C. Bonafos and P. Fazzini (CEMESCNRS-Université de Toulouse) Influence of Interfacial Oxygen and Carbon on Misfit Dislocation Generation in SiGe Epitaxial Layers - M. Fukuda, Y. Shimamune, K. Tanahashi, K. Ikeda, M. Nishikawa, H. Maekawa, N. Tamura, T. Mori, A. Shimizu and M. Kase (Fujitsu Microelectronics Limited)

Contacts Co-Chairs: P. Timans and F. Roozeboom

16:20 726

16:50

727

Integration of Al Segregated NiSiGe/SiGe Source/Drain Contact Technology in pFinFETs for Drive Current Enhancement - M. Sinha, R. Lee, S. Devi (National University of Singapore), G. Lo (Institute of Microelectronics), E. Chor and Y. Yeo (National University of Singapore)

17:10

728

Properties of ErSi(2−x) contacts formed on Si(1−x)C(x) Epitaxial Layers - E. Alptekin, M. Ozturk, V. Misra (North Carolina State University), Y. Cho, Y. Kim and S. Chopra (Applied Materials)

The Challenges in Introducing PMOS Dual Channel in CMOS Processing - H. R. Harris (Texas A&M University), P. Majhi, P. D. Kirsch, P. Sivasubramani, J. Oh (SEMATECH) and S. Song (Qualcomm)

Advanced Gate Stacks Co-Chairs: V. Narayanan and E. Gousev

Three-Dimensional Atom-Probe Tomographic Studies of Nickel Monosilicides on a Subnanoscale - D. N. Seidman (Northwestern University)

E3

Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic and Photonic Devices

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics

Wednesday, May 27

Union Square 20, 4th Floor, Building 3

14:00 721

On the Origin of Anomalous VTH Shift in high-k MOSFETs - A. Toriumi (The University of Tokyo) and K. Kita (The University of Tokyo, JST CREST)

722

Engineering Band-Edge High-κ/Metal Gate n MOSFETs with Cap Layers Containing Group IIA and IIIB Elements by Atomic Layer Deposition - H. Jagannathan (IBM Research @ Albany NanoTech), L. F. Edge (IBM @ Albany NanoTech), P. Jamison (IBM Research @ Albany NanoTech, 255 Fuller Rd, Albany, NY 12203 USA), R. Iijima (Toshiba America @ Albany NanoTech, 255 Fuller Rd, Albany, NY 12203 USA), V. Narayanan (IBM T J Watson Research Center), V. Paruchuri (IBM @ Albany NanoTech), R. Clark (TEL Technology Center, America, 255 Fuller Rd, Albany, NY 12203, USA), S. Consiglio (TEL Technology Center, America), C. Wajda and G. Leusink (TEL Technology Center, America, 255 Fuller Rd, Albany, NY 12203, USA)

14:30

14:50

15:10

15:30

723

724

725

16:00

86

Chemical-state-resolved In-depth analysis of TiN / La-O / HfSiO / Si Gate Stack Studied

by Back-side Angle-resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy with Synchrotron Radiation - S. Toyoda, T. Tanimura, H. Kamada, H. Kumigashira, M. Oshima (University of Tokyo), T. Ohtsuka, Y. Hata and M. Niwa (Panasonic) Electrical and Materials Characterization of Reactive and Co-Sputtered Tantalum Carbide Metal Electrodes for High-K Gate Applications - L. F. Edge, T. Vo (IBM @ Albany NanoTech), A. Kellock (IBM Almaden Research Center), B. Linder, J. Bruley, Y. Zhu (IBM Research Division, T.J. Watson Research), V. Paruchuri (IBM @ Albany NanoTech), T. Tsunoda, A. Venkateshan and S. Shinde (Canon Anelva Corporation)

Device Applications Co-Chairs: A. J. Kenyon and W. Pan

08:20 759

Recent Advances in Si nanocrystal LightEmitting Diodes - C. Huh and G. Sung (Electronics and Telecommunication Research Institute)

09:00 760

Nano-Cluster Deposition of Dielectric Bi3NbO7 (BNO) Thin Films using Polymer Substrates for Flexible Electronic Device Applications - H. Lee, N. Seong and S. G. Yoon (Chungnam National University)

761

Application of Chemical-mechanical Polishing for Planarizing a High-K Nano-composite Polyimide Insulator used in Organic Thin Film Transistors - W. Lee, C. Wang (National Cheng Kung University) and J. Ho (Electronic Research Organization Service, Industrial Technology Research Institute)

09:20

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 762

Single and Dual ITO and ZnO Embedded ZrHfO High-k Nonvolatile Memories - C. Lin and Y. Kuo (Texas A&M University)

10:40 763

Correlating Surface Morphology with Electrical Bistability in the Hybrid Memory Devices - P. Lai and J. Chen (National Cheng Kung University)

11:00 764

High-k HfAlOx Single Layer Nanocrystal Memory Capacitors for Nanoscale NAND Application - W. Li (National Taiwan University), S. Maikap (Chang Gung University) and J. Yang (National Taiwan University)

11:20

Symposium Concluding Remarks (10 Minutes)

Dipole Model Explaining High-k/Metal Gate Field Effect Transistor Threshold Voltage Tuning - P. D. Kirsch (SEMATECH) Intermission (20 Minutes)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

823

Design of High-k interfacial layer formation

by Cycle-by-Cycle Deposition and Annealing method - A. Ogawa (MIRAI-ASET( Present affiliation:Hitachi Kokusai Electric)), K. Iwamoto (MIRAI-ASET), H. Ota (MIRAINIRC), M. Takahashi, A. Hirano, T. Nabatame (MIRAI-ASET) and A. Toriumi (The University of Tokyo)

15:00 824

Structural Metastability and Size Scalability of Phase-Controlled HfO2 Formed through CapPDA - S. Migita (MIRAI-AIST), Y. Watanabe (MIRAI-ASET), H. Ota (MIRAI-NIRC), T. Nabatame (MIRAI-ASET) and A. Toriumi (The University of Tokyo)

15:30

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:50 825

Is Hafnia The New Silica? - A. Demkov (The University of Texas)

16:30 826

High K Dielectrics for Future CMOS Devices - J. Robertson (Cambridge)

14:30

Dielectric Science and Technology Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Thin Film/Processing/Characterization Co-Chairs: J. Yota and J. Robertson

08:00 812

Low-temperature-atomic-layer-deposition of SiO2 with Tris(dimethylamino)Silane (TDMAS) and Ozone using a Temperature Controlled Water Vapor Treatment - F. Hirose, Y. Kinoshita, S. Shibuya, Y. Narita (Yamagata University), H. Miya (Hitachi Kokusai Electric), K. Hirahara (Shin-Etsu Chemical), Y. Kimura and M. Niwano (Tohoku Univ)

08:30 813

2-D Roughening of SiO2 Thermally Grown on Atomically Flat Si Surface - K. Yamabe, K. Ohsawa, Y. Hayashi and R. Hasunuma (University of Tsukuba)

09:00 814

Stress Changes in Silicon Nitride Thin Films on Thermal Cycling and Deconvolution of Separate Contributions - R. Ekwal Sah (Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics) and H. Baumann (J.W. Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany)

09:20 815

Impact of Film Stress on Nanoidentation Fracture Toughness Measurements for PECVD SiNx:H Films - S. King, J. Xu and J. Huening (Intel Corporation)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 816

Investigation of Hydrogenated Amorphous SiNx:H Films Grown by Rapid Thermal Chemical Vapor Deposition - Y. Lai and S. Yung (National United University)

10:20

817

Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction Studies of Thermal Oxidation of Si and SiGe - T. Shimura, Y. Okamoto, D. Shimokawa, T. Inoue, T. Hosoi and H. Watanabe (Osaka University)

10:50

818

Comparison of Interlevel Dielectric Processes Using PECVD Silicon Nitride, Polyimide, and Polybenzoxazole for GaAs HBT Technology - J. Yota (Skyworks Solutions, Inc.)

11:10

819

ONO Program / Erase Performance Characterization for Variations in Tunnel Oxide and Nitride Films. - K. N. Eason, R. Sugino, A. Jafarpour, B. Zhang, D. Rogers, R. Ogle Jr. (Spansion Inc.), J. D’amico and M. Wilson (Semiconductor Diagnostics Inc))

11:30

11:50

820

821

T-x-y Computer Models with SiC and SiO2 - V. I. Lutsyk, V. P. Vorob’eva and A. E. Zelenaya (Buryat Scientific Center of Russian Academy of Science (Siberian Branch)) Atomic Layer Deposition of Rare-earth Oxide Thin Films for High-k Dielectric Applications - N. A. Stafford, R. Katamreddy, L. Guerin, B. Feist (American Air Liquide) and C. Dussarrat (Air Liquide Co,)

Thin Film/Processing/Characterization (continued) Co-Chairs: C. S. Hwang and A. Toriumi

14:00 822

17:00

827

The Quest for III-V MOSFET Beyond Si CMOS - J. R. Kwo (National Tsing Hua University) and M. Hong (Materials Science, National Tsing Hua University)

17:30

828

Cubic Structured HfLaO Dielectrics for MIM Capacitor for RF IC Applications - L. Zhang, W. He, D. Chan (National University of Singapore) and B. Cho (KAIST)

E8

Processes at the Semiconductor Solution Interface 3

Electronics and Photonics

Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Electrochemical Deposition of Semiconductors and Thin Films

09:00 895

Towards Sustainable Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conversion: Studies of New Absorber Materials - L. M. Peter (Univesite du Luxembourg), D. Colombara, J. Scragg and C. Thompson (University of Bath)

09:30 896

Electrochemical Growth of CuInSe2 Compounds on Polycrystalline Mo Films Studied by Raman and Impedance Spectroscopy - E. Chassaing (IRDEP EDF R&D), P. Grand, E. Saucedo (IRDEP), A. Etchberry (Institut Lavoisier) and D. Lincot (IRDEP)

09:50 897

Electrochemical Growth Gold Buffer Layer on H-Si(111) Surfaces and their Applications - P. Allongue, F. Maroun, H. Jurca and R. Cortes (Ecole Polytechnique, PMC)

10:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:40 898

Electrophoretic Deposition of Spherical and Rod-Shaped Nanocrystals into Close Packed Superlattices - S. Ahmed and K. M. Ryan (University of Limerick)

11:10

899

Spontaneous Deposition of Metallic Pt onto n-InP: An Electroless Process - A. Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles UMR 8180), C. Mathieu (ILV, Versailles), M. Bouttemy (CNRS - University of Versailles), J. Vigneron, P. Tran-Van (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles UMR 8180) and A. Goncalves (Lavoisier Institute)

Development and Characterization of High-k Gate Stack for Ge MOSFETs - C. Zhu (National University of Singapore)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

87

Wednesday, May 27

E5

Silicon Nitride, Silicon Dioxide, and Alternate Emerging Dielectrics 10

11:30 900

Wednesday, May 27

11:50

901

Preparation and Characterization of SelfAssembled Monolayers on Germanium Surfaces - M. Lommel (Goethe University), F. Reinhardt, P. Hönicke (PhysikalischTechnische Bundesanstalt), E. Mankel (Technical University Darmstadt), M. Müller, M. Kolbe, B. Beckhoff (PhysikalischTechnische Bundesanstalt) and B. Kolbesen (Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main) Electrochemical Behaviour of a Novel Inorganic Protective and Functionalizable Monolayer onto InP. - A. Goncalves (Lavoisier Institute), N. Mezailles (LHC, Ecole Polytechniques), C. Mathieu (ILV, Versailles), P. Le Floch (LHC, Ecole Polytechniques) and A. Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles UMR 8180)

12:20

Intermission (120 Minutes)

14:20 902

Electrochemical ALD for Photovoltaics and Thermoelectrics - J. L. Stickney and D. Banga (University of Georgia)

14:50 903

Morphology, Composition and Electrical properties of Thin Anodic Oxides on InP - N. Simon (University of Versailles - ILV UMR8180), C. Decorse Pascanut (University of Paris sud), L. Santinacci (CNRS / ILV UMR 8180), A. Goncalves (Lavoisier Institute) and A. Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles UMR 8180)

15:10

904

15:40

In Situ Infrared Kinetic Study of Multistep Chemical Modifications of Organic Monolayers at Silicon Surfaces - L. Touahir, A. Moraillon, S. Sam, A. Gouget-Laemmel (CNRS - Ecole Polytechnique), P. Allongue (Ecole Polytechnique, PMC), J. Chazalviel, C. Henry de Villeneuve and F. Ozanam (CNRS - Ecole Polytechnique)

E9

SOI Device Technology 14 Electronics and Photonics

Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Plenary Talk I Chair: Y. Omura

08:40

Introductory Remarks (10 Minutes)

08:50 930

SOI Technology Driving the 21st Century Ubiquitous Electronics - G. K. Celler (Soitec USA)

Plenary Talk II Chair: Y. Omura

10:00 931

Materials and Characterization I Co-Chairs: S. Cristoloveanu and A. Abbadie

10:50 932

933

Copper Decoration Combined with Preferential Etching for Delineation of Crystal Defects in SOI and sSOI Materials - H. Idrisi, M. Pejic (Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main) and B. Kolbesen (Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main)

11:50

934

Simulation and Characterization of the Strain Induced by an Original “Embedded Buried Nitride” Technique - S. Baudot (CEA INAC Minatec), F. Andrieu, M. Kostrzewa, Y. Lamrani, J. Barbe (CEA LETI), C. Vizioz (CEA Léti-Minatec), L. Brevard (CEA LETI), F. Rieutord and J. Eymery (CEA INAC)

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:20 906

Deconvolution of the Potential and Time Dependence of Electrochemical Porous Semiconductor Formation - N. Quill, C. O’Dwyer (University of Limerick), R. Lynch (Institute for Surface Science and Corrosion (LKO)) and D. N. Buckley (University of Limerick) Effects of “P-N” Terminations on the Initial Stages of Pore Growth onto n-InP in HCl Aqueous Solution. - A. Goncalves (Lavoisier Institute), L. Santinacci (CNRS - University of Versailles), N. Simon (University of Versailles - ILV UMR8180), C. Mathieu (ILV, Versailles) and A. Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles UMR 8180)

16:40 907

Unexpected dissolution process at porous InP electrodes - L. Santinacci, M. Bouttemy, I. Gerard (CNRS - University of Versailles) and A. Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles UMR 8180)

17:00 908

Simulating Crystallographic Pore Growth on III-V semiconductors - M. Leisner, J. Carstensen and H. Föll (Christian-AlbrechtsUniversity of Kiel)

88

Advanced SOI Interface Characterization using Normal and Anomalous Grazing Incidence Xray Diffraction - H. Omi, T. Kawamrua and H. Kobayashi (NTT Basic Research Laboratories)

11:30

Porous Semiconductors Chair: A. Etcheberry

16:00 905

Impact of Confinement of Semiconductor and Band Engineering on Future Device Performance - V. Sverdlov and S. Selberherr (Technische Universität Wien)

Device Technology I Co-Chairs: F. Balestra and H. Lee

14:00 935

Advanced FinFET Devices for sub-32nm Technology Nodes: Characteristics and Integration Challenges - A. Veloso, N. Collaert, A. De Keersgieter, L. Witters, R. Rooyackers, T. Hoffmann, S. Biesemans and M. Jurczak (IMEC)

14:40

936

Ultra compact FDSOI transistors (including Strain and orientation) processing and performance - C. Fenouillet-Beranger (STMicroelectronics/CEA-LETI), L. Pham Nguyen (IMEP/STMicroelectronics), P. Perreau (CEA/LETI), S. Denorme (STMicroelectronics), F. Andrieu (CEA LETI), O. Faynot (CEA/ LETI), L. Brevard (CEA LETI), L. Tosti, C. Buj, O. Weber (CEA/LETI), C. Gallon, F. Boeuf (STMicroelectronics), S. Cristoloveanu (IMEP-INPG-Grenoble) and T. Skotnicki (STMicroelectronics)

15:20

937

Impact of New Approach to Improve MOSFETs Performance with Ultrathin Gate Insulator - W. Cheng (Tohoku University), A. Teramoto and T. Ohmi (Tohoku Univ.)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Flexible Hybrid-Oriented Complementary Single-Crystal Si Thin-Film Transistors - H. Pang (UW-Madison), G. K. Celler (SOITEC, USA) and Z. Ma (University of WisconsinMadison)

Materials and Characterization II Co-Chairs: G. Celler and H. Omi

16:20

939

17:00 940

F1

Advanced SOI and Ge-based Semiconductoron-insulator Substrates Characterization - A. Abbadie and Y. -M. Le Vaillant (SOITEC) Morphological and Electrical Comparison of GeOI Enriched Structures Obtained from SOI and sSOI Substrates - J. Damlencourt, B. Vincent, L. Clavelier, C. Le Royer (CEA / LETI MINATEC), Y. Campidelli, S. Bernasconi, Y. Morand (STMicroelectronics), T. Nguyen (IMEP-INP Grenoble-MINATEC) and S. Cristoloveanu (IMEP-INPG-Grenoble)

G1

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering General Session

Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Multiscale Modeling of Electrochemical Systems

08:20 1033

An Algorithm for Simulation of Electrochemical Systems with Surface-bulk Coupling Strategies - M. Buoni and L. Petzold (University of California, Santa Barbara)

08:40 1034

MapleÂŽ Environment for Simulation of Battery Models - A Step by Step Explanation for Improving Computational Efficiency - V. Ramadesigan (Tennessee Technological University), V. Boovaragavan, M. Arabandi and V. Subramanian (Tennessee Tech University)

09:00 1035

Microstructure Formation in Catalyst Layers of PEFC: New Mechanistic Insights from Meso-scale Computer Simulations - K. Malek, M. Eikerling and Z. Liu (NRC Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation)

09:20 1036

Multi-scale Modeling of Coupled Nano-materials Degradation Mechanisms in PEM Fuel Cells - A. A. Franco, R. Ferreira de Morais and S. Cheah (CEA (Atomic Energy Commission of France))

09:40 1037

Improved Method for Modeling Electrodeposition Subject to Periodic Waveforms - J. D. Adolf and U. Landau (Case Western Reserve University)

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:20 1038

First-principles Simulation of Kinetics of Oxygen Reduction Reaction on Platinum Nanoparticles - V. Viswanathan, J. Zhai, M. Hunsweck and H. Pitsch (Stanford University)

10:40 1039

Zinc Oxide Deposition Multi Scale Modelling - P. Mandin, J. Cense (Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie de Paris, France), Y. Fukunaka (Department of Energy Science& Technology, Kyoto University) and R. Alkire (University of Illinois)

11:00 1040

Finite-elements simulation for true 3D structure generation of anisotropic electrochemical wet-etching processes - M. Kroener (University of Freiburg - IMTEK), A. Ivanov (Institute of Applied Sciences Furtwangen), F. Goldschmidtboeing (University of Freiburg - IMTEK), U. Mescheder (Institute of Applied Sciences Furtwangen) and P. Woias (University of Freiburg - IMTEK)

11:20 1041

Reduction of Dimensionality in Gas-DiffusionLayer Modeling using Effective Thicknesses - A. Z. Weber (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

11:40 1042

Computation of Nonlinear Impedance Spectra in Samaria Doped Ceria - F. Ciucci (Caltech)

Electrochemical Processing in ULSI and MEMS 4

Electrodeposition

Continental 2, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Thin Films and Processes Co-Chairs: L. Deligianni and J. L. Stickney

08:00 1003

Anodic Polarization of Silicon Wafers in Alkaline Solutions - M. Abburi (Norut Technology AS), K. Cabanas-Holmen, E. Gulbrandsen (REC Solar AS), I. Olefjord (Norut Technology AS) and K. Nisancioglu (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

08:20 1004

Pulsed Aqueous Electrodeposition of Sm-Co Permanent Magnets - J. Wei, M. Schwartz and K. Nobe (UCLA)

08:40 1005

Effect of Sulfur Electrodeposited CoFeS/Cu Nanowires GMR - A. R. Kola, A. Gunasekaran, M. Agarwal (Louisiana Tech University), D. Young (Louisiana State University) and D. Davis (Louisiana Tech University)

09:00 1006

Electrodeposited Metallic Nanowires as a Scanning Probe Tip - M. Motoyama and F. Prinz (Stanford University)

09:20 1007

Automated Electrodeposition of Bimetallic Noble-metal Nanoclusters via Redox-replacement Reactions for Electrocatalysis - T. S. Mkwizu (University of Pretoria), M. Mathe (The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research in South Africa) and I. Cukrowski (University of Pretoria)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1008

Electrochemical ALD for Liner Materials - J. L. Stickney (University of Georgia)

10:20 1009

Chemical Vapor Deposition in Ultra Scale Integration Cell using Chalcogenide Materials for Phase Change Memory - J. Ahn, K. Park, H. Cho, S. Pammi, S. Hur and S. G. Yoon (Chungnam National University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

89

Wednesday, May 27

15:40 938

H2

Molecular and Supramolecular Chemistry of Fullerenes and Carbon Nanotubes

11:20 1125

A New exTTF-C70 (CF3)10 Hybrid for Photofunctional Molecular Systems - Y. Takano (TARA Center, University of Tsukuba), M. Herranz (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), D. M. Guldi (Friedrich-AlexanderUniversitat Erlangen-Nurnberg), T. Tsuchiya (TARA Center, University of Tsukuba), T. Akasaka (University of Tsukuba), S. Strauss, O. V. Boltalina (Colorado State University) and N. Martin (Complutense University)

11:40 1126

High Efficiency Organic Photovoltaic Devices Based on Derivatives of Trimetallic Nitride Endohedral Fullerenes - C. M. Cardona (Luna NanoWorks), M. Drees (Luna NanoWorks, Danville VA 24541 USA), R. Ross (Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA), B. Swain (Luna NanoWorks, Danville VA 24541 USA), E. Van Keuren (Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA), C. Gause (Luna NanoWorks, Danville VA 24541 USA), D. Guldi (University of Erlangen) and B. Holloway (Luna NanoWorks, Danville VA 24541 USA)

12:00

Intermission (120 Minutes)

14:00 1127

Soluble Homo and Hetero Fullerene (C60/C70) for Bulk Heterojunction Photovoltaic Devices - V. Dyakonov, D. Rauh, A. Baumann, C. Deibel (Universiy of Würzburg), J. Delgado, E. Espíldora (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) and N. Martin (Complutense University)

14:20 1128

Photoinduced Electron Transfer and Its Regulation in Synthetic Molecular Systems - S. Straight, G. Moore, G. Kodis, Y. Terazono, M. Hambourger (Arizona State University), R. Berera, J. Kennis, R. Van Grondelle (Vrije Universiteit), T. Moore, A. L. Moore and D. Gust (Arizona State University)

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

08:00 1116

Chiral Liquid-Crystalline Fullerodendrimers - R. Deschenaux (University of Neuchâtel)

08:20 1117

Extended tetrathiafulvalene (exTTF) modified carbon nanostructures: model systems for photovoltaics - M. Herranz (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), Y. Takano (TARA Center, University of Tsukuba), R. Garcia (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), D. M. Guldi (Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg) and N. Martin (Complutense University)

Wednesday, May 27

08:40 1118

Novel Approaches to Donor-acceptor Phthalocyanine-based Ensembles - G. De la Torre, B. Ballesteros, C. Ruiz-Ganivet, G. Bottari, O. Trukhina, T. Torres (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid), D. Guldi (Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen Nurember), M. Prato (Università di Trieste), S. Campidelli and B. Jean-Philippe (CEA Saclay)

09:00 1119

New Targets in Fullerene Chemistry - N. Martin (Complutense University), J. Delgado (Imdea Nanociencia) and S. Filippone (Complutense University)

09:20 1120

Unexpected Formation and Functionalization of 1,4-Fullerenols ArC60OH - Y. Lu, Z. Chen and G. Wang (University of Science and Technology of China)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1121

Dynamic HPLC Study of C60 Chlorination Leads to the Elusive Chlorofullerenes C60Cl12 and C60Cl4 - I. V. Kuvychko, N. B. Shustova, O. V. Boltalina, S. H. Strauss (Colorado State University) and A. Popov (Moscow State University)

14:40 1129

Understanding Molecular Interactions with Carbon Nanotubes - J. Opatkiewicz, M. LeMieux and Z. Bao (Stanford University)

Functionalization Reactions on Trimetallic Nitride Templated Endohedral Metallofullerenes (TNT EMFs: M3N@C2n) - C. Shu, T. Cai, D. Schoonover, C. Angeli, H. Champion, L. Xu, W. Fu, T. Zuo, J. Reid, K. Harich, C. Slebodnick (Virginia Tech), H. Dorn (Virginia Tech05/02) and H. W. Gibson (Virginia Tech)

15:00 1130

Electron-rich Methanofullerenes for OPV Applications - J. Collier, J. Alford, M. Diener (TDA Research) and K. Williamson (Spherometrics)

15:20 1131

Structural Modifications of Metal Complexes through Co-crystallization with Fullerenes - T. Garcia (University of California, Davis), M. Olmstead (University of California at Davis) and A. L. Balch (University of California)

15:40 1132

C84 -(D6h, D2d)•Ni(OEP); An Impure Co-crystal Yields a Novel Structural Characterization.

- C. M. Beavers, B. Q. Mercado (University of California at Davis), T. Zuo (Virginia Tech), L. Echegoyen (Clemson University), M. Olmstead and A. Balch (University of California at Davis)

16:00 1133

Progress Towards Creating a Large Opening on Fullerenes - S. Huang, S. Khan and Y. Rubin (UCLA)

16:20 1134

Redox Recovery and Chemical Derivatization of Small-Gap/Giant Fullerenes - J. Raebiger, J. Collier, R. Bolskar, J. Alford and M. Diener (TDA Research)

10:20 1122

10:40 1123

11:00 1124

90

Polyperfluoroalkylation of Higher Fullerenes with Hollow Cages and with Rare Earth Metal(s) Inside - O. V. Boltalina (Colorado State University), I. Kareev (Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics), N. B. Shustova, I. V. Kuvychko, S. H. Strauss (Colorado State University), A. A. Popov (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research), V. Bubnov (Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics) and S. Lebedkin (Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany) Interaction Kinetics and Supramolecular Structure of Charge Transfer Complex of a Fullerene Derivative and a Tri-block Copolymer - A. Chaurasia, L. Gan and X. Hu (Nanyang Technological University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

17:00 1136

Stable Fullerene Derivatives Can and Do Have Substituents on Triple-Hexagon Junctions - S. H. Strauss, N. B. Shustova (Colorado State University), Y. Chen (Center for Advanced Radiation Sources, The University of Chicago), M. Mackey, C. Coumbe, J. Phillips, S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi), A. A. Popov (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research) and O. Boltalina (Colorado State University) Easy and Versatile Functionalization of Carbon Nanotubes for Electronic and Photovoltaic Applications - S. Campidelli, A. Filoramo (CEA), D. Guldi (University of Erlangen), V. Derycke and J. Bourgoin (CEA)

17:20 1137

New Bis-porphyrin Hosts for Fullerene Binding - P. D. Boyd (The University of Auckland)

17:40 1138

New Avenues Towards Organic Derivatizations of Carbon-based Nanostructures - D. Bonifazi (University of Namur)

H3

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Fundamental Properties and Processes

H7

Carbon Nanotubes and Nanostructures: Medicine and Biology Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

09:20 1237

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1238

Fullerenes and Carbon Nanotubes as Potential Drugs and Drug Vectors - T. Da Ros (University of Trieste)

10:20 1239

Thermal Destruction of Cancer Using Radiofrequency Heating of Carbon Nanotubes and Fullerenes - M. Cheney, Y. Mackeyev, L. Wilson (Rice University), S. Curley (MD Anderson Cancer Center) and P. Cherukuri (The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center)

10:40 1240

Design of Nonlinear Biophotonic C60 Conjugates as Nanophotosensitizers for Photodynamic Therapy - L. Y. Chiang (UMass Lowell) and M. Hamblin (Massachusetts General Hospital)

11:00 1241

Single Wall Carbon Nanotube Facilitated Photoacoustic Stimulation of Marrow Stromal Cells - B. Sitharaman (Stony Brook University)

11:20 1242

Fullerene Antioxidant “P2 :” Synthesis and Cell Culture Studies - M. Cesario, J. Collier, M. Diener (TDA Research), J. McCord and S. Flores (University of Colorado Health Sciences Center)

11:40 1243

Hyperthermic Chemotherapy Using Carbon Nanotubes - N. Levi-Polyachenko, D. Carroll (Wake Forest University) and J. Stewart IV (Wake Forest University Health Sciences)

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Properties and Processing 2

08:00 1164

Controllable Redox Reactions of Chemically Purified DNA-Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - W. Zhao (University of Arkansas)

08:20 1165

Redox Chemistry of Single-wall Carbon Nanotubes in Dispersions and Thin Films - Invited - J. L. Blackburn, D. Svedruzic, R. Tenent (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), T. McDonald (Electromagnetic Applications), C. Engtrakul (NREL), J. Rocha (Rice University), P. King and M. Heben (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

08:40 1166

The Interaction of Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes and Conducting Polymers as Studied by In Situ Spectroelectrochemistry M. Kalbac (JHI Prague), L. Kavan (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry), I. Rabelo de Moraes and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden)

09:00 1167

In-situ Raman Spectroelectrochemistry of a Supramolecular Assembly of SWNT with Ru(II)-bipyridine Complex - L. Kavan, O. Frank, M. Kalbac (J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry) and L. Dunsch (Institute of Solid State and Materials Research, IFWDresden, Germany)

H6

12:00

Intermission (120 Minutes)

14:00 1244

Peptide Coatings Designed for Making Biocompatible and Highly Luminescent Suspensions of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes - R. B. Weisman, D. Tsyboulski, E. Bakota, L. Witus, J. Rocha and J. Hartgerink (Rice University)

14:20 1245

Gadonanotubes as MRI Nanolabels for In Vivo Stem Cell Trafficking - L. A. Tran and L. Wilson (Rice University)

14:40 1246

Endohedral Nitridecluster-FullereneConjugates as intravital MR-Contrast Agents - L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden), M. Bock, M. Wiessler (DKFZ Heidelberg), S. Yang (University of Science and Technology of China), R. Pipkorn (DKFZ Heidelberg), J. Debus (Universität Heidelberg), W. Waldeck and K. Braun (DKFZ Heidelberg)

15:00 1247

[60]Fullerene as Antioxidant Agent: Molecular Mechanisms - F. Moussa (Université Paris-Sud 11)

15:20 1248

Preparation and Characterization of Water Soluble Carbon Nanohorns Encapsulating TNT Metallofullerenes - J. Zhang, C. Shu, J. Reid, N. Rylander (Virginia Tech) and H. Dorn (Virginia Tech05/02)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Energetics and Structure and Solid-State Physics

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Energetics, Structure, Solid-State 1

17:20 1227

Structures and Energetics of Linear Carbon Chain Clusters Inside Carbon Nanotubes - M. Kertesz and S. Yang (Georgetown University)

17:40 1228

Structure and Reactivity of Endohedral Metallofullerenes - J. Poblet, R. Valencia, A. Rodríguez-Fortea, A. Clotet and X. Aparicio (Universitat Rovira i Virgili)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Cancer Targeted Mutlti-functional, Alpha Emitting, Carbon Nanotubes - D. A. Scheinberg, C. Villa, M. Mcdevitt, F. Escorcia, A. Ruggiero and E. Bander (Sloan kettering Institute)

91

Wednesday, May 27

16:40 1135

16:00 1249

Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes based regulation of Proliferation and Diffeneration of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells - D. Cui (Research Institute of Micro/Nano Science and Technology), Z. Wang (Stem Cell Lab., Institute of Digestion Diseases), J. Yuan and C. Bao (Institute of Micro/Nano Science and Technology)

16:20 1250

Nanoporous Carbide-derived Carbon for Bioapplications - M. Kormann and N. Popovska (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)

16:40 1251

Mucins’ Complexes with PAHs and Nanomaterials. - B. Belgorodsky, E. Drug, L. Fadeev, N. Hendler, E. Mentovich and M. Gozin (Tel Aviv University)

17:00 1252

Intracellular Uptake and Photodynamic Activity of Water-soluble [60] and [70]fullerenes Incorporated in Liposomes - A. Ikeda, Y. Doi, M. Akiyama, J. Kikuchi, T. Ogawa and T. Takeya (Nara Institute of Science and Technology)

Graphene and Emerging Materials for Post-CMOS

H10 Applications

Ge / III-V MOSFETS Co-Chairs: S. De-Gendt and Z. Karim

13:30 1328

CMOS Scaling Beyond 22 nm - D. Sadana (IBM Research)

14:00 1329

Review of Current Status of III-V MOSFETs - I. Thayne (University of Glasgow)

14:30 1330

Energy Efficient Logic Transistor Architecture using Narrow Gap Compound Semiconductors - S. Datta (The Pennsylvania State University)

15:00

Discussion (30 Minutes)

III-V Process and Simulations Co-Chairs: P. Srinivasan, D. Misra, and Z. Karim

15:30 1331

Integration of III-V and Si CMOS Devices by Molecular Beam Epitaxy - D. Lubyshev, J. Fastenau and W. K. Liu (IQE Inc.)

16:00 1332

Controlled, Selective III/V Nanowire Heteroepitaxy - M. Cantoro, G. Brammertz, M. Leys, S. Degroote (IMEC vzw), M. Heyns (IMEC) and S. De Gendt (IMEC vzw)

16:30 1333

Simulation-Based Study of III-V HEMTs Device Physics for High-Speed Low-Power Logic Applications - Y. Liu and M. Lundstrom (Purdue University)

17:00

Discussion (30 Minutes)

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Wednesday, May 27

Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3 Ferroelectric Physics / Dilute Magnetic Semiconductors Co-Chairs: P. Srinivasan and D. Misra

08:30 1320

Electrical Field Contol of Ferromagnets and Multiferroics - R. Ramesh (University of California)

I1

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry General Session Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Yosemite A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

09:00 1321

Making Semiconductors Magnetic: New Materials Properties, Devices , and Future - J. Sinova (Texas A&M University)

Electroanalytical Chemistry Co-Chairs: R. Mantz and P. Trulove

09:30 1322

Spintronics and Graphene for Next-Generation of Information Technologies - C. Marrows (University of Leeds)

08:40 1370

10:00 1323

Emerging Spintronic Devices based on Spintransfer Torque - R. Heindl (National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST))

Mechanistic Study of Electrochemical Reduction of Halopentafluorobenzenes - M. Azhagumuthu (Indian Institute of Technology Chennai) and S. Mv (IIT Madras)

09:00 1371

Tuning the Redox Properties of Co Porphyrins and Co Phthalocyanines in Order to Obtain a Maximum Catalytic Activity for the Oxidation of Thiols. - J. H. Zagal (University of Santiago) and G. Ochoa (Universidad de Santiago de Chile)

09:20 1372

Nanoparticle-Mediated Intervalence Transfer W. Chen, S. Chen (University of California), F. Ding, H. Wang (New Mexico State University), L. Brown and J. Konopelski (University of California)

10:30

Discussion (30 Minutes)

Graphene Composites and Gels Co-Chairs: H. Iwai and J. Ruzyllo

11:00 1324

Role of 2-D Carbon Support in PEM Fuel Cells. Electrocatalytic Properties of GraphenePt Composites - B. Seger and P. V. Kamat (University of Notre Dame)

11:30 1325

Novel Spectroscopic Platforms for BioChemical Detection: Graphenated IR Screens - A. Banerjee, K. Moeller and H. Grebel (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

11:50 1326

Graphene Aerogels - J. Wang and M. Ellsworth (Tyco Electronics)

12:10 1327

Can Graphene be an Electrode Support for Pt in Formic Acid Electrooxidation? - S. Murugesan (University of Nevada), K. Myers (Univ. of Nevada) and V. R. Subramanian (University of Nevada)

12:30

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Intermission (60 Minutes)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1373

Electrochemistry of Scorpionates Complexes Towards an Electrochemical Molecular Switch.

- J. Vachon and S. B. Schougaard (UQAM)

10:20 1374

Electrochemical and Electron Transport Properties of Au25 Nanoparticles: Effect of Nanoparticle Surface Surroundings - J. Choi, A. Ikeda and M. On (California State University - Fresno)

10:40 1375

Chemical and Electrochemical Interaction of Mercaptoacetic Acid with Gold in Basic Medium - E. Pater (SUNY College at Plattsburgh) and S. Bruckenstein (University at Buffalo)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

11:00 1376

Capacitance Measurements at Solid Electrode Interfaces in a Series of Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids - M. Alam, M. Islam, T. Okajima and T. Ohsaka (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

16:30 1389

Detection of DNA Hybridization based on Microelectrode Array - M. Josowicz, R. Cantor, R. M. West, G. Yu and J. Janata (Georgia Institute of Technology)

11:20 1377

The Electrical Double Layer at the Ionic liquid/electrode Interface - A. F. Silva, C. Gomes, R. Costa, M. Figueiredo, A. Martins and C. Pereira (Faculdade de CiĂŞncias da U Porto)

17:00 1390

Designing Synthetic Receptors for Capturing Biomolecules and Pathogens - F. Meier and B. Mizaikoff (University of Ulm)

17:30 1391

Aptamers for the Electrochemical Detection of Pathogens. - M. Mascini (University Firenze)

Spectroscopy and Applications Co-Chairs: S. Minteer and P. Trulove

In situ Interfacial Microthermometry - B. Hai and D. A. Scherson (Case Western Reserve University)

14:20 1379

In situ FTIR Spectroelectrochemical Investigations and two-dimensional Correlation Spectroscopy of the Hexacyanoferrate-II/-III Redox Couple - G. L. Trettenhahn (University of Vienna)

14:40 1380

Imaging Ion Flux with Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy - C. Chen, M. Derylo and L. Baker (Indiana UniversityBloomington)

15:00 1381

Amperometric Fructosyl Valine Biosenosr - H. Chien (National Cheng Kung University) and T. Chou (Tatung University; National Cheng Kung University)

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 1382

Diffusivity of Oxygen in molten lead - bismuth eutectic alloy (44.5% Pb - 55.5% Bi) - A. Verdaguer (IQS - Universitat Ramon Llull), S. Colominas and J. Abella (IQS- Universitat Ramon Llull)

16:00 1383

In Situ Electrochemical Generation of Ferrate for Water Treatment - K. D. Jayne, D. Carr, B. Slote, T. Blakley and M. C. Kimble (Reactive Innovations, LLC)

16:20 1384

Effect of Temperature on Oxygen Solubility in Molten Lead - Bismuth Eutectic Alloy (44.5% Pb - 55.5% Bi) - A. Verdaguer (IQS - Universitat Ramon Llull), S. Colominas and J. Abella (IQSUniversitat Ramon Llull)

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Electrochemical Detection of Pathogens

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Electrochemistry in Medicine and Biomedical Applications

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Sensor Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Sensors-Detection Co-Chairs: C.Holmes and C.Bock

08:00 1416

Spectroelectrochemical Detection of PAH Biomarkers 1-Hydroxypyrene and 1Hydroxypyreneglucuronide - W. R. Heineman, T. S. Pinyayev, R. A. Wilson and C. J. Seliskar (University of Cincinnati)

08:20 1417

Laser Treated Carbon Composites for the Determination of Suicide Biomarkers: Development of a Forensic Diagnosis Device - M. Marti and J. Davis (Nottingham Trent University)

08:40 1418

An Integrated Dual-method Amperometric Biosensing for Colon Cancer Detection - S. Vernick, J. Rishpon, A. Freeman and Y. Shacham-Diamand (Tel Aviv University)

09:00 1419

Gold Nanoparticle Films in Strategies for Ultrasensitive Detection of Cancer Biomarker Proteins - J. Rusling (Univ of Connecticut), V. Mani, B. Chikkaveeraiah (University of Connecticut), V. Patel and J. Gutkind (National Institutes of Health)

09:20 1420

A Preliminary Study in Developing a Novel Vitamin D Biosensor Based on Electrochemical Detection - S. Rhieu and T. Palmore (Brown University)

Biofilms-Implants Co-Chairs: J. Mauzeroll and C. Holmes

10:00 1421

Electrodeposition of Calcium Phosphates for Orthopaedic and Dental Implants - N. Eliaz (Tel-Aviv University)

10:40 1422

Combination of Carbon Nanotube Supported Redox Meditors, Specific Enzymes and Metaloporphyrins to Produce Highly Effective Bioelectrocatalytic Systems - P. Kulesza and B. Kowalewska (University of Warsaw)

11:00 1423

Electrochemical Oxygen Production in Chemical Formulations of Vitreous Humor - E. Greenbaum (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), M. Humayun (University of Southen California), C. Sanders (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), D. Close (University of Tennessee), H. O’Neill and B. Evans (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

11:20 1424

Investigation of Non-Diffusion-Governed Impedance for Conducting Polymers - J. F. Rubinson, Y. Kayinamura (Georgetown University) and M. Ovadia (University of Illinois, Chicago)

Assays, Molecular Recognition, Novel Electrochemical Methods Co-Chairs: C. Kranz and I. Fritsch

14:10 1385

Electrochemical Techniques for Detecting Pathogens - W. R. Heineman, A. Doepke, X. Guo, A. Kulkarni, S. Iyer and B. Halsall (University of Cincinnati)

14:40 1386

An Addressable Microelectrode/Microwell Array for Comprehensive Electrochemical Detection of Gene Expression at Single-Cell Level - T. Matsue, Z. Lin, Y. Takahashi, K. Ino and H. Shiku (Tohoku University)

15:10 1387

Molecular Diagnosis of Urinary Tract Infections with Electrochemical Biosensors - J. C. Liao (Stanford University)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1388

Microelectrochemical assays for amplified detection of pathogens - W. Schuhmann (Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Wednesday, May 27

14:00 1378

I3

11:40 1425

I4

Rapid Electrochemical Assay of Glucose Oxidase Activity within Electrophoresis Gels - K. Fenton (University of New Mexico), C. A. Apblett (Sandia National Laboratories) and P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico)

Impedance in Electrochemistry - From Analytical Applications to Mechanistic Speculation 2

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Corrosion / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

Electrochemical Impedance II Co-Chairs: D. Hansen and P. Vanýsek

14:00 1439

SOFC Modeling and Parameter Identification by means of Impedance Spectroscopy - A. Leonide, Y. Apel and E. Ivers-Tiffee (Universität Karlsruhe (TH))

14:20 1440

Impedance Spectroscopy of Platinum in Sulfuric Acid under Cathodic and Anodic Polarization - E. Baranova (University of Ottawa) and O. Kuznetsov (Dniprodzerzhins’k State technical University)

14:40 1441

Nanoscale Electrodes by Conducting Atomic Force Microscopy at Intermediate Temperatures - M. W. Louie (California Institute of Technology), A. Hightower (Occidental College) and S. Haile (California Institute of Technology)

15:00 1442

Patterned Metal on Thin Film Ceria in Reducing Atmospheres - W. C. Chueh, Y. Hao and S. Haile (California Institute of Technology) Dynamic Impedance of Formic Acid Electrooxidation on Polycrystalline Palladium - R. L. Sacci and D. Harrington (University of Victoria)

Continental 5, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Electrochemical Impedance I Co-Chairs: M. Orazem and C. Gabrielli

Wednesday, May 27

08:00 1428

On the Development of a General Electrochemical Impedance Model - J. Tokash (Pennsylvania State University), G. Engelhardt (OLI Systems, Inc.) and D. D. Macdonald (Pennsylvania State University)

08:20 1429

EIS Study on Porous Electrode with Fractal Structure - M. Itagaki, Y. Hatada, I. Shitanda and K. Watanabe (Tokyo University of Science)

15:20 1443

08:40 1430

A Practical Investigation into Multi-Tone Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy - K. Batra and R. Green (North Dakota State University)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

09:00 1431

Dynamic Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy - D. Harrington and R. L. Sacci (University of Victoria)

16:00 1444

EIS Studies on Printed Organic Memories - K. Lian, R. Li (University of Toronto) and J. Zhang (Motorola)

09:20 1432

Effect of DC bias Introduced by a Potentiostat during AC Impedance Measurement - P. Vanysek and H. Tavassol (Northern Illinois University)

16:20 1445

Determining Oxygen Nonstoichiometry in Thin Film Ceria using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy - W. C. Chueh and S. Haile (California Institute of Technology)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:40 1446

10:00 1433

PNP Solutions of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy - Thin Double layers - B. Jin and G. Harriott (Air Products and Chemicals)

EIS Study of Mechanism for Nickel Deposition in Boric Acid Solution - J. G. Vazquez and M. D. Pritzker (University of Waterloo)

17:00 1447

10:20 1434

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy as a Tool for Probing the Functionality of Ion-selective Membranes - A. Radu, S. Y. Anastasova (Dublin City University), J. Bobacka (Abo Academi, Turku, Finland), A. Lewenstam (Center for Process Analytical Chemistry and Sensor Technology ‘ProSens’, Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland and AGH - University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland), M. Danielewski (AGH University of Science and Technology) and D. Diamond (Dublin City University)

Electrochemical and Infrared Characterization of Surface oxides on Nickel Alloys - J. Cai and D. Gervasio (Arizona State University)

17:20 1448

Impedance Study of Alloy C22 in Hydrochloric Acid Using a Semiconductor Model - S. P. Harrington and T. M. Devine (University of California)

17:40 1449

Electrocrystallization Mechanism of Cu-InSe Compounds for Solar Cell Applications Investigated by Impedance Spectroscopy - E. Chassaing (IRDEP EDF R&D), P. Grand (IRDEP), A. Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles UMR 8180) and D. Lincot (IRDEP)

10:40 1435

11:00 1436

Redox Switching of Prussian Blue Investigated by ac Electrogravimetry. - C. Gabrielli, H. Perrot, L. Thi Kim (CNRS-Univ. P et M Curie), D. Gimenez-Romero, J. Garcia-Jareno and F. Vicente (Univ. de Valencia) Investigating Voltage-dependent Closure of a Channel Protein using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy - S. R. Jadhav, S. Kota, Y. Zheng, R. Garavito and R. Worden (Michigan State University)

11:20 1437

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy With Surface Contact Sensors for Corrosion Detection - K. D. Jayne, T. Blakley and M. C. Kimble (Reactive Innovations, LLC)

11:40 1438

Why Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy is the Ultimate Tool in Mechanistic Analysis!

- D. D. Macdonald (Pennsylvania State University)

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Role of Electrochemistry in Addressing Climate Change

Energy Technology

Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Novel Approaches to Fuel Cells Chair: S. Minteer

08:10 1474

Direct Bioelectrocatalysis of Glycerol and Other Biofuels for Fuel Cell Applications - S. Minteer and R. Arechederra (Saint Louis University)

08:40 1475

Power Sources: Enhancement of Kinetics in PEM Fuel Cells and Batteries by Micromagnets - J. Leddy (University of Iowa)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Technology and Research on Hydrogen Based Low Temperature Fuel Cells - A. Wieckowski (University of Illinois)

10:40 1488

Development and Study of an All SolidState Electrochemical Sensor for Detecting Contamination and Moisture on Composite Surfaces - X. Zhou (University of Miami), D. McDaniel, W. Zhang and R. Burton (Florida International University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1477

Reversible Hydrogen-Chlorine Fuel Cell for Intermittent Renewable Power Storage - J. S. Rugolo (Harvard) and M. J. Aziz (Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)

11:00 1489

Electrochemical Oxidation of Carbon for Electric Power Generation: A Review - J. F. Cooper (John F. Cooper Consulting LLC) and R. Selman (Illinois Institute of Technology)

Electromechanical Molecular Actuators Based on Intramolecular 2c/3e S...N Hemibonds Linked to a Floppy Scaffold - Y. Tian and M. Kertesz (Georgetown University)

11:20 1490

Some Miniaturized Impedance Sensors, Their Application to Flow Measurements and Hyphenation with High-Performance Separations - F. Opekar, P. Tuma and K. Stulik (Charles University in Prague)

10:30 1478

11:00 1479

Solid Oxide Fuel Cells : Fuelling the Future - J. T. Irvine (University of St Andrews)

11:30 1480

In-Situ Van Der Pauw (Vdp) Resistance Measurement On A SOFC Using Syngas With And Without Phosphine Impurity - O. Demircan, H. O. Finklea, J. Zondlo and C. Xu (West Virginia University)

J1

Biological Sensors and Devices Co-Chairs: Z. Aguilar and G. Hunter

14:00 1491

A Polypyrrole/p-sulphonatocalix[4]arene Modified Electrode for the Selective Detection of Dopamine - R. Doyle, D. Rooney (National University of Ireland Maynooth) and C. Breslin (Dept. Chemistry, NUI Maynooth)

14:20 1492

A Single Use Microvalve for Implantable Drug Delivery Applications - P. Sekhar (University of South Florida), K. Belay, R. Elliman (Australian National University) and S. Bhansali (University of South Flrorida)

14:40 1493

Optimizing Activation of Plastic Substrate for the Development of Biosensor Binding Surface. - V. Gubala, R. Gandhiraman, C. Volcke (Biomedical Diagnostics Institute), S. Daniels (National Centre for Plasma Science and Technology), B. D. MacCraith (Biomedical Diagnostics Institute) and D. E. Williams (University of Auckland)

15:00 1494

Impedance Simulation of Mediator-type Enzyme Biofuel Cell Electrode - I. Shitanda, M. Konya, J. Nakanishi, K. Watanabe and M. Itagaki (Tokyo University of Science)

Sensors, Actuators, and Microsystems General Session Sensor

Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Optical Devices, Sensor Materials, and Actuators Chair: S. Bhansali

08:00 1481

ECR Etching of 10-Boron for Thermal Neutron Detectors - L. F. Voss, C. Reinhart, R. Graff, A. Conway, R. Nikolic (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), N. Deo and C. Cheung (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

08:20 1482

Thermoelectric Cooling of GMR Magnetic Sensors - R. Mannam, M. Agarwal (Louisiana Tech University), A. Roy, V. Singh (Louisiana State University), K. Varahramyan (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) and D. Davis (Louisiana Tech University)

08:40 1483

09:00 1484

Performance Comparison of Floating-base InGaP/GaAs Heterojunction Phototransistors with and without Base Contact Metal - M. Park, Y. Byun and J. Jang (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology) Luminescence of ZnS:Cu,Cl Phosphor Powder Excited by Photons, an Electric Field and Cathode Rays - Y. Nien and I. Chen (National Cheng Kung University)

09:20 1485

New Materials for Application in Solid-state Electrochromic Devices - P. Barbosa, L. Rodrigues (University of Minho), M. M. Silva and M. Smith (Universidade do Minho)

09:40 1486

Optical Devices Performance with Poly(trimethylene carbonate) based Electrolytes - P. Barbosa, L. Rodrigues (University of Minho), M. M. Silva, M. Smith (Universidade do Minho) and A. Pawlicka (IQSC, Universidade de SĂŁo Paulo)

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:20 1487

The Characteristics of ZnO Schottky Photodiodes with Iridium Contact Electrodes under Oxygen Annealing - S. Young (Microelectronics)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

15:20

Intermission (20 Minutes)

15:40 1495

The Selective Detection of Dopamine in the Presence of Various Interfering Compounds using a Polypyrrole-Cyclodextrin Modified Electrode - C. C. Harley, D. Rooney (NUI Maynooth) and C. Breslin (Dept. Chemistry, NUI Maynooth)

16:00 1496

Surface Potential Changes Induced by Physisorption of Si-tagged ProteinA on HFlast Si(100) and Thermally Grown SiO2 - K. Makihara, S. Mahboob, A. Ohta, S. Higashi, Y. Hata, A. Kuroda and S. Miyazaki (Hiroshima University)

16:20 1497

Determining Total Bile Acid Levels Using an Ir/C Printed Biosensor for Detection of Liver Disease - B. Bartling, L. Li and C. Liu (Case Western Reserve University)

16:40 1498

Detection of Matrix Metalloproteinase Extracted from Cancer Cells by Polysilicon Wire Sensor in Conjunction with Capillary Atomic-Force-Microscopy Tip - Y. Wu, P. Hsu (National Chi Nan University), S. Hu (National Chung Hsing University), W. Hung (University of Sheffield), C. Hsu (Taichung Veterans General Hospital) and A. Cullis (University of Sheffield)

17:00 1499

Peroxidase-based Electron Transfer Biosensors - M. Frasconi, S. Rea, G. Favero and F. Mazzei (Sapienza University of Rome) 95

Wednesday, May 27

09:10 1476

17:20 1500

J2

Nicotine Chemosensor based on Molecular Imprinting Zinc Porphyrin Polymers as the Recognition Element - K. R. Noworyta (Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences), W. Kutner (Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences and Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, School of Science), C. Wijesinghe (Wichita State University), S. Srour (Department of Chemistry, Wichita State University) and F. D’Souza (Wichita State University)

11:40 1555

Radiation Sensors and Others Co-Chairs: M. Josowicz and J. Li

14:00 1556

35 Years of Chemical Sensors - Honorary Symposium for Professor Jiri Janata

Radionuclide Sensors and Systems for Environmental Monitoring - J. W. Grate, M. J. O’Hara (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), O. B. Egorov (Isoray Medical) and S. R. Burge (Burge Environmental)

14:20 1557

Ni-63 Microirradiators and Applications - J. Steeb, M. Josowicz and J. Janata (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Powell A, 6th Floor, Building 3

14:40 1558

Application-Specific Micro Gas Chromatographs - E. T. Zellers, S. Kim, G. Serrano, H. Chang, F. Bohrer, E. Covington, R. Veeneman and C. Kurdak (Univ of michigan)

15:00 1559

Exploiting Nanobiophotonics for Enhanced Optical Biosensor Platforms - B. D. MacCraith and C. McDonagh (Biomedical Diagnostics Institute)

15:20 1560

Film-Based Sensors: Fundamental Impact of Film Structure - C. Hettige (University of Wyoming) and J. Leddy (University of Iowa)

Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

Gas Sensors and Array Devices Co-Chairs: J. Li and M. Josowicz

08:00 1546

Wednesday, May 27

08:40 1547

09:00 1548

09:20 1549

The Use of Different Transduction Principles for Qualitative and Quantitative Chiral Gas Analysis - A. Hierlemann, P. Kurzawski (ETH Zurich) and V. Schurig (University of Tubingen) Zeolite Modification: Towards Discriminating Metal Oxide Gas Sensors - R. Binions, A. Afonja, S. Dungey, D. Lewis, I. Parkin (University College London) and D. E. Williams (University of Auckland) Development of Low-cost Ozone and Nitrogen Dioxide Measurement Instruments, based on Semiconducting Oxides, Suitable for use in an Air Quality Monitoring Network - D. E. Williams (University of Auckland), G. Henshaw, D. B. Wells, G. Ding (Aeroqual Ltd), J. Wagner, B. Wright, Y. Yung and J. Salmond (University of Auckland) Generating and Using Data of Higher Dimension for Gas-Phase Chemical Sensing - B. Raman (NIST), J. Hertz (University of Delaware), K. Benkstein, D. Meier, C. Mungle and S. Semancik (NIST)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1550

Diversity in Sensing with Sensor Arrays: Hardware/Software for Artificial Senses - J. R. Stetter (KWJ Engineering Incorporated)

10:20 1551

Metal-Organic Frameworks: Tailorable Nanoporous Materials for Chemical Sensing - R. J. Houk (Sandia National Laboratories), J. Lee, P. Hesketh (Georgia Institute of Technology) and M. Allendorf (Sandia National Laboratories)

10:40 1552

Application of X-Ray Tomography and ESEM to the Optimization of New NOx/NH3 Mixed Potential Sensors for Vehicle On-board Emissions Control - M. A. Nelson, E. L. Brosha (Los Alamos National Laboratory), T. Williamson, R. Mukundan and F. Garzon (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

11:00 1553

n and p-type Semiconducting Metal Oxides Based Gas Sensors; Influence of Conduction Type on Sensitivity - U. Weimar and N. Barsan (University of Tuebingen)

11:20 1554

Tuning the Sensitivity and Temperature Stability of NO2 Gas Sensors based on Networked Single-wall Carbon Nanotubes: A Surface Density Effect - I. Sasaki and N. Minami (AIST)

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Electrophoretic Integration of Conducting Polymer Nanostructures on MEMS Microsensor Arrays - G. Li (SAIC), K. Benkstein and S. Semancik (NIST)

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1561

Self Separation into Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Domains at the Nanoscale in Environmental Matrices and Impact on Electroactivity: Hopping, Counter-ion Transport, and Rate of Electron Transfer in Ru(bpy)32+ Impregnated Clay Films - A. Agyeman (Clayton University) and A. Fitch (Loyola University Chicago)

16:20 1562

Microelectrochemical Sensor Arrays Based on Bipolar Electrodes - K. Chow, F. Mavre, B. Chang, J. Crooks and R. M. Crooks (The University of Texas at Austin)

16:40 1563

Actively Generated Flow Field Helps a Crayfish Robot Collect Chemical Signals - M. Ohashi, S. Enomoto and H. Ishida (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)

17:00 1564

Magnetic Quartz Crystal Microbalance: NanoMagnetic Suspension Films - G. Yu, K. Y. Vavra and J. Janata (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

11:40

223

Thursday, May 28

B1

Li-ion Batteries: Cathodes Co-Chairs: X.-Q. Yang, R. Kostecki, and J. W. Long

14:00 224

Battery / Energy Technology Joint General Session

Battery / Energy Technology

Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

14:20

225

Electrochemical Reactivity of Li2C6O4Cl12 versus Lithium, and Crystal Structures of the Hydrated Phases - H. Chen (Laboratoire de réactivité et chimie des solides), P. Poizot (LRCS), F. Dolhem (LG), N. Basir (LRCS), O. Mentre (ENSC) and J. Tarascon (LRCS)

14:40

226

Studies of the Formation of Films on the Cathodes of a Li-ion Battery - K. Kim, D. Kam, H. Kim (Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute) and H. Liu (University of Wollongong)

15:00 227

Experimental Study of Diffusion Properties of Spinel LiMn2O4 Thin Film Electrodes and Their Characterization with In-situ Atomic Force Microscopy - M. Chung (University of Michigan), X. Zhang, M. Park (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) and A. M. Sastry (University of Michigan)

15:20 228

Synthesis and Electrochemical Characterizations of Surface Modified NanoLa2O3-coated LiMn2O4 Cathode Materials for Rechargeable Lithium Batteries - D. Arumugam and G. Paruthimal Kalaignan (Alagappa University)

15:40 229

Electrochemical and Electrical Properties of LiMn2O4 and Doped LiMn2O4 Nanorods - Y. Yang (Stanford University), D. Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), C. Xie (Stanford University), R. Ruffo (Università degli Studi di MilanoBicocca) and Y. Cui (Stanford University)

16:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:20 230

All-solid-state Thin Film Batteries for Portable Applications - D. Shin, J. Choi (Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Y. Cho (Yonsei University) and S. Yoon (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)

Li-ion Batteries: Cathodes Co-Chairs: H. Deng and C. Daniel

08:00 213

08:20 214

Effects of Fe2P on the Degradation in the Electrochemical Performance of LiFePO4 -C Prepared by Microwave Heating - M. Song, D. Han and H. Kwon (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) Structural Changes of LiFePO4 -LiMnPO4 Solid Solutions studied by In-situ XRD - X. Wang (Brookhaven National Laboratory), B. Zhang (Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences), K. Nam, Y. Zhou, O. Haas (Brookhaven National Laboratory), H. Li, X. Huang (Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences) and X. Yang (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

08:40 215

Nanostructured LiMPO4 (M=Fe, Mn, Co) for Li-ion Cathode by Molten Surfactant Approach - D. Choi, D. Wang, Z. Nie, J. Zhang, G. Yang and J. Liu (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

09:00 216

An Inside Look at Intercalation in Lithium Vanadium Phosphates: In Situ Synchrotron X-ray Spectroscopy - B. Hult, C. Allen (Northeastern University), M. Gulbinska (Yardney Technical Products) and S. Mukerjee (Northeastern University)

09:20 217

The Relationship between the Electronic Conductivity and Electrochemical Performance of LiFePO4/C - T. Lai and J. Duh (National Tsing-Hua University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 218

Comparison of Nano and Micron Scale Particles of C-LiFePO4 via co-precipitation - S. Oh, S. Oh (Hanyang University), J. Prakash (Illinois Institute of Techmology) and Y. Sun (Hanyang University)

10:20 219

A New Synthesis Approach Towards Tailormade Polyanionic Compounds Displaying Li /Na Electrochemical Activity - N. Recham, L. Dupont, M. Courty, K. Djellab, D. Larcher, M. Armand and J. Tarascon (LRCS)

10:40 220

Enhancing High-Temperature Cycle Performance of LiFePO4 Cathode - N. Wu, H. Chang (National Taiwan University) and H. Wu (Industrial Technology Research Institute)

11:00

221

Cradle to Cradle Battery Materials - K. Kotaich and S. Sloop (OnTo Technology LLC)

11:20

222

Characterization and Performance of Lithium Manganese Ferrites in Lithium-ion Batteries - N. Kamarulzaman, L. Zainuddin, R. Yusof, N. Kamarudin and S. Abd Samad (Universiti Teknologi MARA)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

From Biomass to a Renewable LixC6O6 Organic Electrode for Sustainable Li-ion Batteries - H. Chen (Laboratoire de réactivité et chimie des solides), M. Armand (LRCS), G. Demailly, F. Dolhem (LG), P. Poizot and J. Tarascon (LRCS)

16:40

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17:00 232

Optimization of High-Energy-Density Cathode Materials for Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries - H. Deng, I. Belharouak and K. Amine (Argonne National Laboratory) The Cycling Performance of LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 Cathode Material at Elevated Temperature - C. Lin (National Tsing Hua University) and J. Duh (National Tsing-Hua University)

17:20

233

Gas Evolution Mechanism of Li2NiO2 Electrode Material as Cathode Active Mass for Li-ion Rechargeable Batteries - C. Back, I. Yoon, W. Choi and G. Kim (Samsung SDI)

17:40

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Thermal Decomposition Mechanism of Charged Cathode Materials Studied by X-ray Diffraction and Absorption Techniques - K. Nam, X. Wang, Y. Zhou, O. Haas (Brookhaven National Laboratory), W. Yoon (Kookmin University) and X. Yang (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

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0930h......... Coffee Break, East Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

Reversible Fe(III/VI) Super-iron Charge Transfer - S. Licht (George Washington University) and W. Yufei (UMass Boston)

18:00 235

18:20 236

B4

Synthesis and Electrochemical Characteristics of 0.67Li2MnO3-0.33Li(Mn0.375Ni0.375Co0.25)O2 Cathode Materials for Lithium Rechargeable Batteries - S. Sundaresan (Indian Institute of Technology) and S. Majumder (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur) Structural and Electrochemical Performance of Layered Li(Mn0.5-xCr2xNi0.5-x)O2 Cathode Materials - N. K. Karan (University of Puerto Rico), M. Balasubramanian, D. Abraham, M. Furczon (Argonne National Laboratory Argonne), R. Thomas and R. Katiyar (University of Puerto Rico)

Fuel Cells for Portable Power

08:20 507

Heteroatomic Polymers as Precursors for Nonprecious PEFC Cathode Catalysts: Polyaniline and Polypyrrole - G. Wu and P. Zelenay (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

08:40 508

Medium Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Based on the micro-meso-macro-porous Cathodes and Anodes - E. Lust, I. Kivi, R. Küngas, K. Tamm, E. Anderson, P. Möller, A. Samussenko and H. Kurig (University of Tartu)

09:00 509

Hierarchical ZnO Nanostructures by Electrodeposition - V. R. Shinde (National Institute of Materials Science) and T. Gujar (Korea Institute of Sciece and Technology, (KIST), Seoul, Korea)

09:20 510

Effect of Dopant Concentration on Oxygen Ion Conduction in Nanoscale Thin Films of Ceria and Zirconia - S. V. Kuchibhatla (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Z. Yu (Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing, China), R. Devanathan, V. Shutthanandan, M. Engelhard, P. Nachimuthu, W. Jiang, O. Marina, L. Saraf (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), S. Seal (University of Central Florida, Orlando) and S. Thevuthasan (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

Energy Technology

Continental 6, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

System Studies Co-Chairs: T. I. Valdez and S. R. Narayan

09:00 362

Dynamics of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Storage Tank - Y. Wang (UC Irvine) and X. Yang (Ford)

09:20 363

Effect of Operating Backpressure on PEM Fuel Cell Performance - J. Zhang, H. Li (Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation) and J. Zhang (National Research Council Canada)

09:40 364

Multi-dimensional Models for Micro-tubular Hollow Fiber Solid Oxide Fuel Cells - U. Doraswami, N. Droushiotis and G. Kelsall (Imperial College London)

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:20 365

Bistable Current-voltage Characteristics of Self-humidifying PEM Fuel Cells Operated at Constant Flow Rate - R. Hanke-Rauschenbach, C. Oettel, M. Mangold and K. Sundmacher (Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems)

Thursday, May 28

10:40 366

Sensors Powered by Microbial Fuel Cells - R. Veluchamy (Montana State University), H. Beyenal (Washington State University) and Z. Lewandowski (Montana State University)

11:00

367

Novel Monosaccharide Alkaline Fuel Cells - D. Scott, J. Kim and B. Liaw (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

11:20

368

Development of Light Weight Metal Bipolar Plate by Ti/Al-alloy/Ti Clad for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell - T. Mizukami, M. Kozakai (Hitachi, Ltd.), M. Washima and T. Sasaoka (Hitachi Cable, Ltd)

B7

Nanostructured Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion Energy Technology / Battery

Continental 4, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Analysis of Nanostructured Materials for Energy Conversion Co-Chairs: R. Amin and T. Masuda

08:00 506

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Potential of Nanoscaled Cathode Structures for SOFC - J. Hayd, B. Rüger (Universität Karlsruhe (TH)), U. Guntow (FraunhoferInstitut für Silicatforschung) and E. IversTiffee (Universität Karlsruhe (TH))

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:20 512

Effect of Doping Concentration on the Proton Conductivity of Y-doped Barium Zirconate Thin Films - O. -. Kosasang, R. Pornprasertsuk, S. Kochawattana (Chulalongkorn University) and P. Chindaudom (3National Electronics and Computer Technology Center)

10:40

513

Electrochemical Characterization of New Cathode Materials, La0.5Ba0.5CoO3 (LBC) for SOFC Applications - R. Amin (Queens-RMC Fuel Cell Research Centre) and K. Karan (Queens University)

11:00

514

Bio-fuel Cell using Covalently Bonded Glucose Oxidase with Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes - A. Madakannan, W. Chang (Arizona State University), J. Dudzik, G. Audette (York University), R. Gopalakrishnan (Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School) and S. Filipek (International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology)

11:20

515

Photoelectrochemical Performance of Ag-TiO2 Thin Films Mounted on FTO Prepared by Solgel Spin Coating - J. Chen (National Central University), C. Lu (Jen-Teh Junior College) and N. Yan (National Central University)

11:40

516

Metal Oxide Nano-particles and Nano-composite Polymer Electrolytes - Electrodes and Electrolytes in Solar and Galvanic Cells of the Second Generation - A. Turkovic (Institute Rudjer Boskovic)

Formation Process of Nation Thin Layer on HOPG Surface Studied by AFM - T. Masuda (Hokkaido University), H. Naohara (Toyota Motor Corporation), S. Takakusagi, P. Singh and K. Uosaki (Hokkaido University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Novel Plasma Techniques for Low Temperature Processing of Thin Films for Flexible Electronics Dielectric Science and Technology

E5

Continental 3, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Silicon Nitride, Silicon Dioxide, and Alternate Emerging Dielectrics 10 Dielectric Science and Technology Powell B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Thin Film Patterning: Plasma-Polymer Interactions Co-Chairs: K. Kumar and R. Todi

Emerging Dielectrics Co-Chairs: B. Govereanu and J. F. Zhang

08:10

Introductory Remarks (10 Minutes)

08:10

08:20 768

Plasma Etching of Nanometer Scale Features - Y. Zhang (IBM, Research, TJ Watson Research Center)

09:00 769

Plasma Etch Challenges for Porous Low k Materials for 32nm and Beyond - C. Labelle (Advanced Micro Devices), R. Patz, A. Darlak, K. Zhou, Y. Zhou and J. Pender (Applied Materials)

Thin Film Patterning: Plasma-Polymer Interactions Co-Chairs: K. Kumar and R. Todi

10:00 770

Plasma-Polymer Interactions For Nanoscale Patterning Of Materials* - G. S. Oehrlein (University of Maryland)

10:40 771

Plasma - Lithography Interactions and Challenges for 32nm and Beyond for Advanced Logic Devices - K. A. Kumar, H. Hichri, R. Wise and S. Bukofsky (IBM)

11:20

772

PECVD for Flexible Displays - Advantages and Limitations - Y. Kuo (Texas A&M University)

829

A Review of Recent Commercial and Technological Developments for High Q Microwave Dielectrics - M. D. Hill (Trans-Tech Inc.)

08:40 830

A Mass-production Compatible Capacitor Technology for DRAMs with Design Rule Down to 20 nm - G. Choi, J. Han, S. Lee (Seoul National University), S. Kim (IFF, Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany) and C. Hwang (Seoul National University)

831

The Flash Memory Cell for the Nodes to Come: Material Requirements from a Device Perspective - B. Govoreanu, J. Van Houdt and M. Jurczak (IMEC)

09:10

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 832

Nature and Thermal Stability of Interfaces of c-Lu2O3 and a-Lu2O3 Films on Si Comparatively Probed by Paramagnetic Point Defects. - A. L. Stesmans, V. Afanas’ev (University of Leuven), L. Edge and D. Schlom (Pennsylvania State University)

10:30 833

High k SrTiO3 Perovskite on Si/SiO2 : CVD Growth, Interface Engineering and Dielectric Properties - C. Dubourdieu (CNRS - LMGP), O. Salicio (INPG), F. Ducroquet (CNRS), I. Matko (INPG) and S. Daniele (Universite Lyon 1)

11:00 834

Improved Growth Behaviors of SrTiO3 Thin Films Using the Optimized Seed Layer deposited by Atomic Layer Deposition - S. Lee, J. Han and C. Hwang (Seoul National University)

11:20

835

Charge Trapping Characteristics of TaYOx Gate Dielectrics on Ge under DC and AC Stressing - C. Mahata (Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur), D. Bera (2 Frontier Collaborative Research Center, Tokyo Institute of Technology), S. Mallick, B. Majhi and P. Maiti (Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur)

11:40

836

Time Evolution of Resistance Drift of Magnetic Tunnel Junctions with Ultrathin AlOx Films - S. Nakano, S. Taguchi, Y. Kamakura and K. Taniguchi (Osaka University)

Low Temperature TFTs: Films and Devices Co-Chairs: Y. Zhang and P. Srinivasan

14:40

773

Enhance the on/off Ratio and Stability of ZnO-based TFTs by O2 Plasma Treatment - W. Chen and J. Chen (National Cheng Kung University)

15:00

774

Self-Consistent Technique for Extracting Density of States in Amorphous GaInZnO Thin Film Transistors by Combining an Optical Response of C-V Curve and Gate Voltage-Dependent Intrinsic Channel Mobility - J. Park (Kookmin University), K. Jeon, S. Lee (School of Electrical Engineering, Kookmin University), S. Kim, S. Kim, I. Song, C. Kim, J. Park, Y. Park (Semiconductor Laboratory, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology), D. Kim and D. Kim (School of Electrical Engineering, Kookmin University)

15:20

775

Growth Kinetics and Physical Characterization of Low Temperature Anodic Plasma Assisted Oxide of Ti - T. Busani and R. Devine (New Mexico Tech)

Emerging Dielectrics (continued) Co-Chairs: M. J. Deen and R. E. Sah

14:00 837

Pulsed-Chemical Vapor Deposition of Ruthenium and Ruthenium Dioxide Thin Films using RuO4 Precursor for the DRAM Capacitor Electrode - J. Han, S. Lee, G. Choi, S. Lee, C. Hwang (Seoul National University), C. Dussarrat and J. Gatineau (Air Liquide Co,)

14:20 838

Dielectric Response of Ta2O5, NbTaO5 and Nb2O5 Crystals by First-principles Investigations - S. Clima and G. Pourtois (IMEC)

High Performance Gate Dielectric: Technique and Processes Co-Chairs: Y. Kuo and C. Labelle

16:00

776

High Performance Gate Dielectric for Low Temperature TFTs - P. Joshi, A. Voutsas and J. Hartzell (Sharp Laboratories of America, Inc.)

16:40

777

Improvement of CVD SiO2 by Post Deposition Microwave Plasma Treatment - K. Nagata, H. Akamatsu, D. Kosemura, T. Yoshida, M. Takei, M. Hattori, A. Ogura (Meiji University), T. Koganezawa, M. Machida, J. Son, I. Hirosawa (JASRI), T. Shiozawa, D. Katayama, Y. Sato and Y. Hirota (TOKYO ELECTRON AT LTD)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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E4

14:40 839

Band Engineering of Rutile TiO2 by Cobalt Doping in Ru/Rutile-TiO2/Ru Capacitor aiming 40-nm DRAM and Beyond - O. Tonomura, T. Sekiguchi, N. Inada (Central Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd.), T. Hamada (Advanced Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd.), H. Miki (Hitachi) and K. Torii (Central Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd.)

15:00 840

Multiprincipal-Element AlCrTaTiZr-Nitride Nanocomposite Film of Extremely High Thermal Stability as Diffusion Barrier for Cu Metallization - D. Chen, M. Chen and S. Chang (Nation Chung Hsing University)

15:20

E8

Concluding Remarks (10 Minutes)

12:00 916

Atomically Flat Interface for the Reduction of the Low Frequency Noise on Si(100) nMOS Transistors - P. Gaubert (New Industry Creation Hatchery Center, Tohoku University), R. Kuroda (Tohoku Univ.), S. Endo, Y. Kuboyama, T. Kitagaki, H. Nada, H. Tamura (Agilent Technologies International Japan, Ltd.), A. Teramoto and T. Ohmi (Tohoku Univ.)

12:20

Intermission (120 Minutes)

Properties and Patterning of Semiconductors and Related Compounds Chair: A. Etcheberry

14:20

917

Micro-Patterning of Semiconductors by Metal-Assisted Chemical Etching through SelfAssembled Colloidal Spheres - S. Ono and H. Asoh (Kogakuin University)

14:50

918

Surface Chemistry and Nanotopography of Step-Bunched Silicon Surfaces: in-system SRPES and SPM Investigations - T. Stempel (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie), K. Skorupska, A. Munoz (Helmholtz Center Berlin), M. Lublow (Helmholtz Center Berlin for Materials and Energy), M. Kanis (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin) and H. Lewerenz (Helmholtz Center Berlin for Materials and Energy)

15:10

919

Electrochemical characterization of strained Si crystal surfaces - T. Homma and K. Sakata (Waseda University)

Processes at the Semiconductor Solution Interface 3

Electronics and Photonics

Franciscan B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Thursday, May 28

Porous Semiconductors Chair: C. O’Dwyer

09:00 909

Growth Mode Transition of Crysto and Curro Pores in III-V Semiconductors - H. Föll, M. Leisner and J. Carstensen (ChristianAlbrechts-University of Kiel)

09:30 910

Production of High Aspect Ratio Single Holes in Semiconductors - H. Föll, M. Gerngroß, A. Cojocaru, M. Leisner, J. Bahr and J. Carstensen (Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel)

09:50

911

Dynamics of Macropore Growth in n-Type Silicon Investigated by FFT in-situ Impedance Analysis - J. Carstensen, A. Cojocaru, M. Leisner and H. Föll (Christian-AlbrechtsUniversity of Kiel)

15:40 920

10:10

912

Silicon Surface Transformations: From Initial Phases of Pore Formation to Nanoscopic Metal-insulator-semiconductor Junctions - H. J. Lewerenz, A. Munoz, K. Skorupska, T. Stempel and H. Klemm (Helmholtz Center Berlin)

16:00

10:30

11:20

11:40

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Novel Plasmaless Photoresist Removal Method in gas Phase at Room Temperature - T. Miura, M. Kekura (Meidensha Corporation), H. Horibe, M. Yamamoto (Kanazawa Institute of Technology) and H. Umemoto (Shizuoka University)

16:40

922

Electrical, Optical and Structural Studies of CrSi2 Grown by Sputtering (DC and RF) and Applications in Heterojunction Devices - S. S. Hullavarad and N. Hullavarad (University of Alaska)

Intermission (30 Minutes)

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Electrochemical Passivation of (100) Silicon in Alkyl Grignard Solutions - S. Vegunta, J. Ngunjiri and J. C. Flake (Louisiana State University) Electronic Properties and pH Stability of the Interface Si(111)/alkyl Monolayers. - D. Aureau, F. Ozanam (Ecole Polytechnique), P. Allongue (Ecole Polytechnique, PMC), J. Chazalviel (Ecole Polytechnique) and J. Rappich (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie GmbH) Phase-relations between Photocurrent and In Situ Reflectance during Photoelectrochemical Dissolution of Silicon - M. Lublow and H. Lewerenz (Helmholtz Center Berlin for Materials and Energy)

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:20

Electrochemical Characterization and Functionalization of Si Surfaces and Devices Chair: A. Etcheberry

11:00

The influence of thermal treatment on the electronic properties of a-Nb2O5 - F. La Mantia (Stanford University), M. Santamaria, F. Di Quarto (Universita’ degli Studi di Palermo) and H. Habazaki (Hokkaido University)

E9

SOI Device Technology 14

Electronics and Photonics

Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Device Physics and Modeling I Co-Chairs: S. Selberherr and C. Fenouillet-Beranger

08:40 941

Comparison of SOI FinFETs and Bulk FinFETs - J. Lee (Kyungpook Natioanal Univ.)

09:20 942

Mechanisms that Explain Short-Channel Effects of Sub-50-nm-Channel Ultra-Thin Symmetric Double-Gate SOI MOSFET - Y. Omura and Y. Tahara (Kansai University)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

10:00 943

Advanced Design Methodology of HighPerformance Sub-100-nm-Channel GAA MOSFET -Longitudinal Field Engineering- S. Nakano, O. Hayashi, Y. Omura (Kansai University), S. Yamakawa and H. Wakabayashi (Atsugi TEC, Sony Corp.)

17:00

H5

955

Issues Associated to Rare Earth Silicide Integration in Ultra Thin FD SOI Schottky Barrier nMOSFETs - G. Larrieu, D. A. Yarekha, E. Dubois, N. Breil (IEMN), N. Reckinger, X. Tang (UCL) and A. Halimaoui (STMicroelectronics)

Endofullerenes and Carbon Nanocapusules

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

10:20 944

Comparison of the Electrostatics of Bulk and SOI Trigate MOSFETs - F. G. Ruiz, A. Godoy, I. Tienda-Luna and F. Gamiz (University of Granada)

08:00 1206

10:40 945

Gate Stack Influence on GIFBE in nFinFETs - J. A. Martino, M. Rodrigues (USP - University of Sao Paulo), A. Mercha, E. Simoen (IMEC) and C. Claeys (IMEC, KUL)

Novel Trimetallic Nitride Endohedral Fullerenes - Invited - L. Echegoyen (National Science Foundation), M. N. Chaur and J. R. Pinzon (Clemson University)

08:20 1207

11:00 946

Analytical Modeling of Double Gate Graded-Channel SOI Transistors for Analog Applications - F. A. Ferreira (Centro Universitario da FEI), A. Cerdeira (CINVESTAV), D. Flandre (Université Catholique de Louvain) and M. Pavanello (Centro Universitario da FEI)

Synthesis, Electrochemical and Photophysical Properties of Ih Sc3N@C80 Donor-acceptor Systems - Invited - J. R. Pinzon, L. Echegoyen (Clemson University) and D. M. Guldi (Friedrich-Alexander-Universitat ErlangenNurnberg)

08:40 1208

Recent Crystallographic Studies of Endohedral Fullerenes - Invited - A. L. Balch (University of California), B. Mercado (University of California, Davis), C. M. Beavers and M. Olmstead (University of California at Davis)

09:00 1209

Endohedral Metallofullerenes: Metal Encapsulation in Eighty Carbons and Beyond - Invited - H. Dorn (Virginia Tech05/02)

09:20 1210

Mixed Metal Nitride Clusters in Fullerene Cages: From DySc2N@C76 to Lu2CeN@C80 - Invited - S. Yang (University of Science and Technology of China), A. A. Popov (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research), L. Zhang (IFW Dresden), J. Tarabek (JHI Prague) and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden)

09:40 1211

A Facile Electron Transfer Reaction between Y2 @C79N and Organic Electron Donors - Invited - W. Fu, J. Ge, H. Champion, J. Mahaney E., J. Reid, C. Shu and D. Harry C. (Virginia Tech)

11:20

11:40

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Low-Temperature Measurements on Germanium-on-Insulator pMOSFETs: Evaluation of the Background Doping Level - W. Van Den Daele (IMEP-LAHC Minatec), E. Augendre (CEA-LETI Minatec), S. Cristoloveanu (IMEP-INPG-Grenoble), K. Romanjek (CEA-LETI Minatec), E. Guiot and B. Ghyselen (SOITEC SA, Parc Technologique des Fontaines, Bernin, France) The Wave SOI MOSFET: a New Accuracy Transistor Layout to Improve Drain Current and Reduce Die Area for Current Drivers Applications - S. P. Gimenez (Centro Universitário da FEI)

Sutter A, 6th Floor, Building 3

Device Technology II Co-Chairs: J.-H. Lee and S. Sugahara

14:00 949

SOI-Based Spin-Transistor Technologies - S. Sugahara and Y. Takamura (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

14:40

950

SOI as Platform for Transition from Micro to Nano - F. Balestra (Grenoble-INP)

15:20

951

Optimization of Blue/UV Sensors using p-i-n Photodiodes in Thin-film SOI Technology - O. Bulteel and D. Flandre (Université catholique de Louvain)

15:40

952

A Wide Range Temperature Sensor Using SOI Technology - M. E. Elbuluk (University of Akron), R. Patterson (NASA Glenn Research Center) and A. Hammoud (ASRC Aerospace, Inc.)

Device Process Technology Co-Chairs: B.-Y. Nguyen and S. Sugahara

16:20 953

16:40 954

Diamond-on-SOI Field Emission Device Patterning - X. C. LeQuan, W. Kang, J. Davidson and B. Choi (Vanderbilt University) H-shaped Vertical Polycrystalline Silicon Thin Film Transistor on Insulator - H. Toure (Univerity of Rennes 1), O. A. Bonnaud (University of Rennes 1), N. Coulon (University of Rennes1) and T. Gaillard (University of Rennes 1)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

10:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:20 1212

The First X-ray Crystal Structures of Trifluoromethylated Endometallofullerenes - Invited - N. B. Shustova (Colorado State University), I. Kareev (Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics), I. V. Kuvychko (Colorado State University), A. Popov (Moscow State University), M. Mackey, C. Coumbe (University of Southern Mississippi), V. Bubnov (Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics), S. Lebedkin (Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe Institute for Nanotechnology), Y. Chen (Center for Advanced Radiation Sources, The University of Chicago), J. Paige Phillips, S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi), S. H. Strauss and O. V. Boltalina (Colorado State University)

10:40 1213

Metallic Oxide Clusters Inside Fullerene Cages - Invited - S. Stevenson (University of Southern Mississippi)

11:00 1214

Structure Determination and Characterization of Metallofullerene Sc2C82 and its Carbene Derivative - Invited - H. Kurihara, Y. Yamazaki, N. Mizorogi (Univ. of Tsukuba), T. Tsuchiya (TARA Center, University of Tsukuba), T. Akasaka (University of Tsukuba) and S. Nagase (IMS)

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Thursday, May 28

Device Physics and Modeling II Co-Chairs: F. Gamiz and Y. Omura

11:20 1215

Ultrafine Recognition of Encapsulated Molecule Size by Single-wall Carbon Nanotubes - Invited - T. Okazaki (AIST)

11:40 1216

Fabrication and Characterization of Metal Nanowires using Carbon Nanospace - Invited - R. Kitaura, R. Nakanishi (Nagoya university), T. Saito (AIST), H. Yoshikawa, K. Awaga and H. Shinohara (Nagoya University)

12:00 1217

12:20

Intermission (100 Minutes)

14:00 1218

Predictions of Molecular Structures of Endohedral Fullerenes - Invited - A. A. Popov (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research) and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden)

14:20 1219

Quantum chemical Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Giant Metallofullerene Formation - Invited - S. Irle (Nagoya University), B. Finck, Z. Wang (Emory University) and K. Morokuma (Kyoto University)

14:40 1220

Synthesis and Reaction of Fullerene C70 Encapsulating Two Molecules of H2 - Invited - M. Murata, S. Maeda, Y. Morinaka, Y. Murata (Kyoto University) and K. Komatsu (Fukui University of Technology)

15:00 1221

Non-IPR Fullerene Thin Films: Vibrational Spectroscopy and Oxidation - Invited - M. M. Kappes (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

15:20 1222

The Influence of the Nitride Cluster on 13C Relaxation in Endohedral Fullerenes - Invited - S. Klod and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden)

15:40 1223

Enhanced Photoluminescence from Er3+ and Tm2+ Encapsulated in Fullerenes - Invited - H. Shinohara (Nagoya University)

H6 Thursday, May 28

Towards a Two-Qubit Solid-State System Based on Endohedral Fullerenes - Invited - K. Porfyrakis (University of Oxford)

09:20 1233

Spectroscopy and Electrostatics of Individual Doping Centers in Two-Dimensional Fullerene Crystals. - G. V. Nazin (Brookhaven National Laboratory), X. Qiu (National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China) and W. Ho (University of California, Irvine)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1234

Covalent 2D and 3D Ordered Networks from 1D Nanostructures: From Molecular Shock Absorbers to Organic Nanocircuits - J. M. Romo-Herrera (Colloid Chemistry Group, Universidad de Vigo), V. Meunier (Computer Science and Mathematics Division and Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.), H. Terrones (Advanced Materials Department, IPICYT.), M. CorreaDuarte, L. Liz-Marzan (Colloid Chemistry Group, Universidad de Vigo.) and M. Terrones (Advanced Materials, IPICyT.)

10:20 1235

Vanadium Clusters in a Fullerene Matrix: Oxygen Diffusion and Reactivity - H. Kroeger (University of Goettingen) and P. Reinke (University of Virginia)

Graphene and Emerging Materials for Post-CMOS

H10 Applications

Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics / Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Taylor A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3 III-V Devices Co-Chairs: Z. Karim and P. V. Kamat

08:30 1334

Ge and III-V Channels for Si-based Electronics - E. Fitzgerald (MIT)

09:00 1335

Enhancement Mode InGaAs MOSFETs - T. Lin, H. Chiu, P. Chang, W. Lee, J. R. Kwo (National Tsing Hua University), W. Tsai (Intel Corporation) and M. Hong (Materials Science, National Tsing Hua University)

09:30 1336

III-V/Ge Channel Engineering for Future CMOS - M. Wistey, U. Singisetti, G. Burek, B. J. Thibeault (University of California Santa Barbara), A. Nelson (University of St. Thomas), J. Cagnon, Y. Lee (University of California Santa Barbara), S. R. Bank (University of Texas at Austin), S. Stemmer, A. C. Gossard and M. J. Rodwell (University of California Santa Barbara)

10:00

Discussion (30 Minutes)

Energetics and Structure and Solid-State Physics

Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Sutter B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Energetics, Structure, Solid-State 2

08:00 1229

On the Driving Force for Irreversible C2 Elimination from Giant Fullerenes at High Temperature - S. Irle (Nagoya University), S. Shindo, B. Saha and K. Morokuma (Kyoto University)

08:20 1230

Calculations of the Relative Populations in the C82-Based Metallofullerene Family - Z. Slanina (IMS), F. Uhlik (School of Science, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic) and S. Nagase (Institute for Molecular Science, Okazaki, Japan)

08:40 1231

Bonding Situation in Endohedral Fullerenes in Their Neutral and Charged Forms - A. A. Popov (Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research) and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden)

09:00 1232

Fullerene-based Carbon Solids, Carbon Foams and Composite Nanotubes - T. Heine, A. Kuc, L. Zhechkov (Jacobs University Bremen), A. Enyashin and G. Seifert (TU Dresden)

102

III-V Interfaces Co-Chairs: Y. Obeng, S. De-Gendt, P. Srinivasan, D. Misra, H. Iwai, Z. Karim, J. Ruzyllo, H. Grebel, P. V. Kamat, and F. D’Souza

10:30 1337

Electrical Properties of III-V/oxide Interfaces G. Brammertz, H. Lin (IMEC vzw), K. Martens (IMEC), A. Alian, C. Merckling (IMEC vzw), J. Penaud (Riber), D. Kohen (IMEC vzw), W. Wang (Intel), S. Sioncke, A. Delabie (IMEC vzw), M. R. Caymax, M. Meuris and M. Heyns (IMEC)

11:00 1338

Surface Studies of III-V Materials: Oxidation Control and Device Implications - C. Hinkle, M. Milojevic, A. Sonnet, H. Kim, J. Kim, E. Vogel (University of Texas at Dallas) and R. M. Wallace (The University of Texas at Dallas)

11:30

Symposium Concluding Remarks (30 Minutes) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

09:20 1454

Electrodes for NADH Oxidation: Structure and Electrochemical Properties of Electropolymerized Azines - R. A. Rincon, M. Mojica, K. Artyushkova (University of New Mexico), M. Germain, S. Minteer (Saint Louis University) and P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico)

09:40 1455

Biocompatible Micellar Environment for Enzyme Encapsulation for Bioelectrocatalysis Applications - K. Sjoholm (Saint Louis University), M. Cooney (University of Hawaii-Manoa) and S. Minteer (Saint Louis University)

10:00 1456

Three Dimensional Chitosan Scaffolds for Increased Power Generation in Biofuel Cells - C. Lau (University of Hawaii), S. Minteer (Saint Louis University) and M. Cooney (University of Hawaii-Manoa)

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Mason A/B, 6th Floor, Building 3

Impedance Methods and Commercial Arrays Chair: I. Fritsch

08:00 1392

Impedance Biosensing in a Microfluidic Environment using a Four-Electrode Measurement Strategy - M. Nasir and F. Ligler (Naval Research Laboratory)

08:30 1393

Electrical/ Electrochemical Impedance for Rapid Detection of Foodborne Pathogenic Bacteria - L. Yang (North Carolina Central University)

09:00 1394

Label-free Detection of DNA for Salmonella spp. in Presence of Intercalators using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) - M. K. Gebala (Analytische Chemie), L. Stoica, S. Neugebauer (Analytische Chemie Elektroanalytik & Sensorik) and W. Schuhmann (Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum)

14:00 1457

Optimization of MoO3 Nanoparticles for use as Novel Negative-Electrode Material in High-Capacity Lithium Ion Batteries - L. A. Riley (NREL), S. Lee (University of Colorado at Boulder), S. Kang, M. Thackeray (Argonne National Lab) and A. C. Dillon (National Renewable Energy Laboratory)

14:20 1458

Aligned Hybrid Arrays of Co-axial Metal Oxide/CNT Electrodes for High Performance Lithium Batteries - A. Leela Mohana Reddy, M. M. Shaijumon, S. R. Gowda and P. M. Ajayan (Rice University)

14:40 1459

Novel Electrode Materials

Ruthenia Nanoskins Deposited on the Fibers of Silica Filter Paper: Towards a Carbon- and Ionomer-Free Fuel-Cell Electrode - C. Chervin, J. W. Long, K. Pettigrew, A. Lubers and D. R. Rolison (Naval Research Laboratory)

15:00 1460

Vibrational Spectroscopy of Fuel Cell Membrane Materials - C. Korzeniewski and C. Byun (Texas Tech University)

Franciscan A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

15:20 1461

One dimensional PdFe Nanorods as Electrocatalyst for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC) - W. Li (Michigan Technological University) and P. Haldar (State University of New York at Albany)

09:20 1395

Label Free Detection of PCR Amplification - Y. Liu (University of Illinois), O. Koo (Purdue), Y. He (USDA-ARS-ERRC), M. Ladisch, A. Bhunia (Purdue) and R. Bashir (University of Illinois)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 1396

Electrochemical Detection of Pathogens via DNA and Proteins Using CMOS-Based Microarrays - K. Dill, D. Danley, K. Maurer and J. Cooper (CombiMatrix Corporation)

10:30 1397

eSensorÂŽ: An Electrochemical Detection Based DNA Microarray Technology for Multiplexed Molecular Diagnostics - M. Wood, R. Liu and M. Longiaru (Osmetech Molecular Diagnostics)

I6

Novel Electrodes Co-Chairs: S. Minteer and B. Lakshmanan

Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

Novel Bioelectrodes Co-Chairs: S. Minteer and P. Atanassov

08:00 1451

08:20 1452

Direct Electron Transfer Oxygen Reduction Reaction Catalyzed by Multi-copper Oxidases - D. Ivnitski (The University of New Mexico), K. Artyushkova (University of New Mexico), H. Luckarift, G. Johnson (Air Force Research Laboratory) and P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico) Silica Encapsulated Laccase/CNT Catalysts for Enzymatic Fuel Cell Cathodes - R. P. Ramasamy, H. Luckarift (Air Force Research Laboratory), D. Ivnitski (The University of New Mexico), P. Atanassov (University of New Mexico) and G. Johnson (Air Force Research Laboratory)

08:40 1453

Engineering Hybrid Nanotubes Wires for Efficient O2 Electroreduction in Physiological Conditions - F. Gao, L. Viry, M. Maugey, P. Poulin and N. Mano (CRPP- UPR 8641)

09:00

Intermission (20 Minutes)

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

15:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

16:00 1462

High Efficiency Electrodeposition of Porous Ir Thin Films - E. El Sawy and V. Birss (University of Calgary)

16:20 1463

Electron Transfer Kinetics at the Surface of Platinum Nanoelectrodes Prepared by Through Thin Film Ablation - L. Petry, D. C. Hansen, R. Keil and P. Murray (University of Dayton)

16:40 1464

Synthesis of Novel Electrode Materials using Supercritical Fluids - A. L. Smirnova, Y. Hu, M. Aindow (UConn) and W. Rhine (Aspen Aerogels Inc.)

17:00 1465

Effect of Nitrogen Concentration on Nanodiamond Film Characteristics for Electrode Application - S. Raina, W. P. Kang, J. Davidson and X. C. LeQuan (Vanderbilt University)

17:20 1466

The Influence of the Phenazine Structure on the Polaron Formation in Polyaniline: An In Situ ESR-UV-Vis-NIR Spectroelectrochemical Study - E. Dmitrieva and L. Dunsch (IFW Dresden) 103

Thursday, May 28

I2

Electrochemical Detection of Pathogens

J1

Sensors, Actuators, and Microsystems General Session

11:40 1511

Sensor

Continental 1, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3 Gas Sensors Co-Chairs: M. Carter and G. Hunter

Thursday, May 28

08:00 1501

Application of Commercial Automotive Sensor Manufacturing Methods for NOx/NH3 Mixed Potential Sensors for Vehicle Onboard Emissions Control - E. L. Brosha, R. Mukundan (Los Alamos National Laboratory), T. Williamson, M. A. Nelson and F. Garzon (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

08:20 1502

A Study of the Gas Response of a Mixed, Fe2O3-Fe2 (MoO4)3, Oxide to Low Concentrations of H2S in Air - U. Kersen and L. Holappa (Helsinki University of Technology)

08:40 1503

Impedancemetric NOx Sensing Based On Porous Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia (YSZ) Electrolyte: Effect of Electrode Materials on Total-NOx Sensing and Stability - L. Y. Woo, R. Glass (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), R. Novak and J. Visser (Ford Motor Company)

09:00 1504

Mackereth Amperometric Dissolved Oxygen Sensor: Estimation of Measurement Uncertainty - L. Nei (Tallinn University of Technology)

09:20 1505

Oxygen Sensors: Enhanced Performance and Catalyst Testing - S. M. Gann (Arkansas Tech University) and D. Paul (University of Arkansas)

09:40 1506

The Use of Metal Oxide and Polymer based Composite Materials for SAW Sensor Applications - A. I. Buvailo, Y. Xing (Temple University), J. Hines (Applied Sensor Research & Development Corporation, Arnold, MD) and E. Borguet (Temple University)

J3

Sensor Applications: Food Safety, Agricultural, and Environmental Sensors

Sensor / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / New Technology Continental 9, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Sensors for Food Safety Co-Chairs: A. Simonian and S. Bhansali

08:30 1565

Detection of Salmonella in Milk using Wireless Magnetoelastic Biosensors - Invited - S. Li, H. Wikle and B. A. Chin (Auburn University)

09:10 1566

Biological Sensors fort Various Applications Z. P. Aguilar (Ocean Nano Tech, LLC)

09:30 1567

Electrochemical Biosensor Systems for Organophosphorus Aerosols Quantification - M. S. Stoytcheva, R. Zlatev, B. Valdez, M. M. Ovalle (UABC), Z. Velkova (Plovdiv University of Food Technologies, Bulgaria) and S. Cosnier (Grenoble University-CNRS)

09:50 1568

Spectroscopic Detection of Organophosphofluoridates Using Fluoride Specific Ion-Selective Membrane - M. Ramanathan (Auburn University), L. Wang (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor), J. Wild (Texas A&M University, College Station), M. Meyerhoff (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor) and A. Simonian (Auburn University)

10:10

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:30 1569

High Selectivity and Enzyme Free Alcohol Gas Sensor - L. Lin, T. Chou (Tatung University) and W. Tang (National Cheng Kung University)

10:50 1570

Construction and Characterization of Phenolbased Sensor Derived from Sol-Gel Method - S. Bashir (Texas A&M University-Kingsville), I. Medina-Ramirez (Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes) and J. L. Liu (Texas A&M University-Kingsville)

11:10 1571

Metal Oxide based pH Sensor for the Detection of Organophosphate Compounds - R. Epur, M. Ramanathan, V. Pedrosa and A. Simonian (Auburn University)

11:30 1572

Rapid Growth of ~cm Long Ag Nanowires and Sulfuring of Ag Nanowires as High Performance H2S Gas Sensor at Room Temperature - C. Wang and L. Chen (National Tsing Hua University)

Nano-based Sensors Chair: R. Mukundan

10:20 1507

The Pre-mixture of Hemoglobin and ZnO Nanorods Self-assembled onto the Glassy Carbon Electrode and its Direct Electrochemistry - G. Duan, Y. Wang, Y. Wen, H. Xu and H. Yang (Shanghai Normal University)

10:40 1508

The Fabrication of a Chitosan/Carbon Nanotube/Copper Film for the Electrochemical Sensing of Nitrates - C. Fox (National University of Ireland Maynooth), C. Breslin (NUI Maynooth) and D. Rooney (National University of Ireland Maynooth)

11:00 1509

11:20 1510

104

Bioelectrochemical Properties of Trametes versicolor Laccase-Polyazetidine PrepolymerMWCNT Integrated System with Several Redox Mediators - C. Tortolini, M. Frasconi, G. Favero and F. Mazzei (Sapienza University of Rome) Fabrication and Testing of Nanometer-size Interdigitated Carbon Electrode Arrays - G. Turon Teixidor (University of California, Irvine), L. Skjolding (Lund University), J. EmnĂŠus (Danish Technical University), L. Montelius (Lund University) and M. Madou (University of California - Irvine)

MEMS-based Microcantilever Sensors Using Nanoporous Metal-Organic Frameworks for Chemical Monitoring - J. Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology), R. J. Houk (Sandia National Laboratories), A. Choudhury, X. Lin, K. Gall (Georgia Institute of Technology), A. Talin, M. Allendorf (Sandia National Laboratories) and P. Hesketh (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Sensors for Environmental Monitoring Co-Chairs: W. Buttner and Z. Aguilar

14:00 1573

The JPL ENose: Results of a Six Month Monitoring Period on the International Space Station - M. A. Ryan, M. Homer, A. Shevade, L. Lara, A. Kisor, K. Manatt, H. Zhou and S. Gluck (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

14:40 1575

15:00 1576

15:20 1577

Development of an Autonomous Sensing Device - Detector based on Miniature, Solidstate Ion-selective Sensors - S. Y. Anastasova, A. Radu, C. Slater (Dublin City University), J. Bobacka (Abo Academi, Turku, Finland), A. Lewenstam (Center for Process Analytical Chemistry and Sensor Technology ‘ProSens’, Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland and AGH - University of Science and Technology, Krakow, Poland) and D. Diamond (Dublin City University) Mesoporous Thin Films as Multipurpose Sensitive Layer for Love Wave Devices: Applications to Volatile Organic Compounds Detection. - G. Tortissier, L. Blanc, A. Tételin, J. Lachaud (IMS), C. Boissière, C. Sanchez (LCMCP), C. Dejous and D. Rebière (IMS) A Spectrometric Monitor for Control of Ammonia Emissions from Large Animal Agricultural Operations - M. Carter, J. Faull and M. Pierce (Eltron Research & Development, Inc.) MSM UV Photodiodes with Selective Growth of ZnO Nanorods - S. Peng (National Cheng Keng University)

15:40 1578

ZnO Metal-semiconductor-metal Ultraviolet Photodetectors Fabricated on Flexible Substrates - C. Wu (National Formosa University)

16:00 1579

Screen-printed Sensors for Stable Flow through Voltammetric Detection of Heavy Metals - G. Aragay, A. Puig and A. Merkoci (Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology)

Friday, May 29 0930h......... Coffee Break, West Lounge, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1/2/3

B1

Imperial Ballroom A, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Aqueous and Air Batteries Co-Chairs: N. Dudney and C. Johnson

08:00 237

Performance of LiCoO2 as Aqueous Lithiumion Battery Electrodes - C. Wessells (Stanford University), R. Ruffo (Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca), R. Huggins and Y. Cui (Stanford University)

08:20 238

Electrochemical Performance Of Pressure Tolerant Anodes For A Li-seawater Battery - C. J. Patrissi (Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport), C. Schumacher, S. Tucker, J. Fontaine, D. Atwater, T. Fratus and C. Deschenes (NUWC)

08:40 239

Effect of Metal Phthalocyanines on Properties of Lithium-Air Cells - T. Hirai, T. Sakaki and Y. Uno (Toyama Prefectural University)

09:00 240

The Investigation of Oxygen Reduction Mechanism on Activated Carbon Electrodes Loaded with MnO2 Catalyst - N. Ominde (UMass Boston), X. Yang (Brookhaven National Laboratory) and D. Qu (UMass Boston)

09:20 241

The Influence of Surface Active Quinone Groups in Aerogel Carbon Electrodes on the Catalysis of Oxygen Reduction with Co(III) Porphyrins - L. Elbaz, E. Korin and A. Bettelheim (Ben-Gurion University)

09:40

Intermission (20 Minutes)

10:00 242

Zinc Anode Operating in Physiological Condition - W. Shin, J. Lee, J. Lee, Y. Park (Sogang University) and A. Heller (The University of Texas at Austin)

10:20 243

Effect of Pretreatment on Electrochemical Properties of Nickel Hydroxide Positive Electrodes for Ni-MH Batteries - H. Inoue, T. Mizuta and E. Higuchi (Osaka Prefecture University)

10:40 244

Suppression of CuO Cathode Solubility in Alkaline Electrolyte Using Hydrogel Coatings - T. Jones and S. W. Donne (University of Newcastle)

11:00 245

A Mathematical Model to Address the Effect of Corrosion in the Electrochemical Behavior of Lead-acid Battery - V. Boovaragavan, V. Ramadesigan, M. Arabandi and V. Subramanian (Tennessee Tech University)

11:20

Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Battery / Energy Technology Joint General Session

Battery / Energy Technology

246

A Solution for Lead-acid Battery Global State Estimation - M. G. Cugnet, J. Sabatier (Universite Bordeaux I), S. Laruelle, S. Grugeon (Universite Picardie Jules Verne), I. Chanteur, B. Sahut (PSA Peugeot Citroen), A. Oustaloup (Universite Bordeaux I) and J. Tarascon (LRCS) 105

Friday, May 29

14:20 1574

E9

SOI Device Technology 14

11:40

962

Electronics and Photonics

Imperial Ballroom B, Ballroom Level, Buildings 1,2,3

Simulations for Nano-scale SOI Devices I Co-Chairs: C. Fenouillet-Beranger and S. Selberherr

08:40 956

Device Physics and Simulation Techniques for Nanoscale SOI-MOSFETs - H. Tsuchiya, Y. Yamada, S. Souma and M. Ogawa (Kobe University)

09:20 957

Analytical Model for Conduction Band Non-Parabolicity to Transport Analysis of Nano-Scale SOI MOSFET - Y. Omura (Kansai University)

Simulations for Nano-scale SOI Devices II Co-Chairs: H. Tsuchiya and F. Gamiz

10:00 958

10:20 959

Three-Dimensional NEGF Simulations of Constriction Tunnel Barrier Silicon Nanowire MUGFETs - A. Afzalian, C. Lee, R. Yan, N. Dehdashti Akhavan, C. Colinge and J. Colinge (Tyndall National Institute) Monte Carlo Simulation of Hole Mobility in DGSOI Transistors - L. Donetti (Universidad de Granada), F. Gamiz (University of Granada), F. Garcia Ruiz, N. Rodriguez (Universidad de Granada) and A. Godoy (University of Granada)

Circuit Technology I Co-Chairs: S. Ouchi and M. Bawedin

10:40 960

961

65nm Low Power (LP) SOI technology on HR substrate for WLAN and Mmwave SOCs - C. Raynaud (STMicroelectronics/CEALETI), S. Haendler (STMicroelectronics), G. Guegan (CEA-LETI), F. Gianesello, B. Martineau (STMicroelectronics), P. Touret (STMicroelectronics/CEA-LETI) and N. Planes (STMicroelectronics)

Future Technical Meetings

Friday, May 29

11:20

Floating-Body Memory: Concepts, Physics and Challenges - M. Bawedin (University of Cambridge), S. Cristoloveanu (IMEP-INPGGrenoble), D. Flandre (Université Catholique de Louvain) and F. Udrea (University of Cambridge)

106

Performance of Common-Source, Cascode and Wilson Current Mirrors Implemented with Graded Channel SOI nMOSFETs in a Wide Temperature Range - M. De Souza (Centro Universitario da FEI), D. Flandre (Université Catholique de Louvain) and M. Pavanello (Centro Universitario da FEI)

Circuit Technology II Co-Chairs: M. Bawedin and S. Ouchi

14:00 963

Highly Reliable SRAM Circuit Technology Using FinFETs - S. Ouchi, K. Endo, T. Matsukawa, Y. Liu, Y. Ishikawa, J. Tsukada, H. Yamauchi, K. Sakamoto and M. Masahara (National Institute of AIST)

14:40 964

Optimizing Spacer-to-Straggle Ratio in Underlap Double Gate MOSFETs for Low Voltage Analog and Digital Circuits - A. Kranti, R. Rashmi and G. Armstrong (Queen’s University Belfast)

15:00 965

Harmonic Distortion Analysis of SOI Triple Gate FinFETs Applied to 2-MOS Balanced Structures - R. T. Doria (University of Sao Paulo), J. A. Martino (USP - University of Sao Paulo), A. Cerdeira (CINVESTAV) and M. Pavanello (Centro Universitario da FEI)

Device Technology III Co-Chairs: A. Veloso and S. Cristoloveanu

15:40 966

Comparison of Short Channel Effect between SOI and sSOI Triple-gate MOSFETs - K. Na (Kyungpook National University), S. Cristoloveanu (IMEP-INPG-Grenoble), Y. Bae (Uiduk University), W. Xiong, C. Cleavelin (Texas Instruments), P. Patruno (SOITEC) and J. Lee (Kyungpook National University)

16:00 967

Dependence of Channel Dopant Concentration in Memory Margin of Siliconon-insulator Cap-less Memory Cell - T. Kim, J. Oh, H. Enomoto, S. Kim, C. Lee, K. Choi, T. Shim and J. Park (Nano-SOI Process Laboratory)

16:20

Concluding Remarks (20 Minutes)

Oct. 4-9, 2009 Vienna, Austria

For more information on these future meetings, contact ECS

April 25-30, 2010 Vancouver, Canada

Tel: 609.737.1902 Fax: 609.737.2743

Oct. 10-15, 2010 Las Vegas, NV May 1-6, 2011 Montreal, Canada

www.electrochem.org Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Author Index Author............................................................. Abs No.

A

Aarhaug, T.............................................. 424 (Tue) Abbadie, A............................................. 939 (Wed) Abbadie, A...............................................15 (Mon) Abburi, M............................................ 1003 (Wed) Abd Rahman, A...................................... 166 (Tue) Abd Samad, S..........................................222 (Thu) Abe, H..................................................... 595 (Tue) Abella, J....... 1365 (Tue), 1382 (Wed), 1384 (Wed) Abeykoon, A........................................1523 (Mon) Abouimrane, A......................................129 (Mon) Abraham, D............................................236 (Thu) Abruna, H............................................. 1344 (Tue) Abu-Lebdeh, Y..................... 440 (Mon), 444 (Tue) Abu-Lebdeh, Y.......................................123 (Mon) Abudula, A........................................... 1025 (Tue) Adachi, T.............................................1283 (Mon) Adam, V................................................ 1528 (Tue) Addi, Y............................... 1026 (Tue), 1364 (Tue) Adekunle, A............................................ 466 (Tue) Adélio, M.............................................. 1013 (Tue) Adibhatla, A.......................... 1 (Mon), 1053 (Tue) Adjiman, C............................................ 286 (Wed) Adolf, J..................................................973 (Mon) Adolf, J...............................983 (Tue), 1037 (Wed) Adzic, R.................................................299 (Mon) Afanas’ev, V............................................832 (Thu) Afonja, A............................................. 1547 (Wed) Afzalian, A...............................926 (Tue), 958 (Fri) Agafonova, L.......................................... 664 (Tue) Agarwal, A............................................ 1473 (Tue) Agarwal, M..................... 1005 (Wed), 1482 (Wed) Agboola, B...............................................19 (Mon) Agopian, P.............................................. 925 (Tue) Aguilar, P................................................ 645 (Tue) Aguilar, Z..............................................1566 (Thu) Agyeman, A......................................... 1561 (Wed) Ahammad, A........................................ 1358 (Tue) Ahmad, I................................................ 756 (Tue) Ahmed, S............................................... 898 (Wed) Ahn, B.................................................... 482 (Tue) Ahn, C.................................................1291 (Mon) Ahn, J.................................................... 561 (Wed) Ahn, J.................................................. 1009 (Wed) Ahn, K...................................................526 (Mon) Ahn, S......................................................41 (Mon) Ahn, S..................................................... 892 (Tue) Ahn, S..................................................... 107 (Tue) Aid, S...................................................... 694 (Tue) Aieta, N................................................ 1057 (Tue) Aihara, Y................................................118 (Mon) Aindow, M............................................1464 (Thu) Aindow, T.............................................. 567 (Wed) Ajayan, P............................. 439 (Mon), 451 (Tue), ........................................... 459 (Tue), 1458 (Thu) Akaba, R................................................617 (Mon) Akachi, M............................................. 1205 (Tue) Akachi, M............................................. 1204 (Tue) Akachi, T............................................... 1205 (Tue) Akamatsu, H...........................................777 (Thu) Akarvardar, K.......................................... 692 (Tue) Akasaka, T........................ 1125 (Wed), 1214 (Thu) Akhtar, N............................................... 350 (Wed) Akiyama, M......................................... 1252 (Wed) Akiyama, T...........................................1282 (Mon) Akolkar, R..............................................971 (Mon) Aksu, S...................................................731 (Mon) Al-Jassim, M..........................................526 (Mon) Alam, M............................................... 1376 (Wed) Alamgir, F.............................................. 491 (Wed) Albertus, P.............................................. 248 (Wed) Albrecht, J...........................................1301 (Mon) Albu, S.................................................... 446 (Tue) Alfonta, L............................................. 1346 (Tue) Alford, J.......................... 1130 (Wed), 1134 (Wed) Ali, S........................................................46 (Mon) Alian, A.................................................1337 (Thu) Alkire, R..........................1039 (Wed), 1074 (Mon) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Allahar, K............................................... 675 (Wed) Allanore, A........................................... 1011 (Tue) Allard, L................................319 (Tue), 496 (Wed) Allen, C.................................................. 555 (Tue) Allen, C..................................................216 (Thu) Allen, F................................................... 671 (Wed) Allendorf, M.................... 1511 (Thu), 1551 (Wed) Allongue, P....... 897 (Wed), 904 (Wed), 914 (Thu) Alptekin, E............................................. 728 (Wed) Alptekin, G............................................ 360 (Wed) Alsrayheen, E.......................................... 467 (Tue) Aluru, N...............................................1170 (Mon) Ambrosi, A............................................... 87 (Tue) Ameduri, B........................................... 1056 (Tue) Amin, R..................................................513 (Thu) Amine, K........... 129 (Mon), 136 (Tue), 139 (Tue), ............................ 167 (Tue), 231 (Thu), 445 (Tue) Amir, L.................................................. 1346 (Tue) Amiruddin, S.......................................... 419 (Tue) An, J................................................. 1295 (Mon) Anastasova, S................... 1434 (Wed), 1574 (Thu) Anderson, A............................................17 (Mon) Anderson, A........................................... 398 (Tue) Anderson, A......................................... 1363 (Tue) Anderson, E............................................508 (Thu) Anderson, E...........................................380 (Mon) Ando, T................................................1169 (Mon) Andrade, C............................................ 679 (Wed) Andrade, E............................................ 1359 (Tue) Andrieu, F........................... 934 (Wed), 936 (Wed) Ang, D.................................................... 787 (Tue) Angeli, C............................................. 1122 (Wed) Angell, C.............................................. 1070 (Tue) Angell, C.............................................. 1345 (Tue) Anjos, D................................................. 490 (Wed) Anniyev, T.............................................. 413 (Tue) Anniyev, T............................. 408 (Tue), 410 (Tue) Ansermet, J............................................. 108 (Tue) Antaño, R............................................... 343 (Tue) Antohe, S............................... 108 (Tue), 109 (Tue) Antohi, P..............................................1077 (Mon) Antonel, S............................................. 1359 (Tue) Antonello, S..........................................622 (Mon) Antonietti, M........................................521 (Mon) Antonucci, V.....293 (Mon), 351 (Wed), 400 (Tue) Aoki, H.................................................. 575 (Wed) Aoki, T.................................................. 1341 (Tue) Aparicio, X.......................................... 1228 (Wed) Apblett, C............................................ 1425 (Wed) Apel, Y................................................. 1439 (Wed) Appetecchi, G........................................122 (Mon) Appukuttan, K........................................ 480 (Tue) Arabandi, M......245 (Fri), 251 (Wed), 1034 (Wed) Aragay, G..............................................1579 (Thu) Arai, S................................................... 1199 (Tue) Araki, Y............................ 1273 (Tue), 1286 (Mon) Arami, M................................................ 660 (Tue) Araujo, P............................................... 1013 (Tue) Arava, L.................................................439 (Mon) Arechederra, R..................................... 1474 (Wed) Arenz, M...............................322 (Tue), 345 (Wed) Argüelles, M......................................... 1362 (Tue) Arico’, A................................351 (Wed), 400 (Tue) Arico, A..................................................293 (Mon) Arif, A.................................................... 674 (Wed) Armand, M....... 219 (Thu), 224 (Thu), 1468 (Tue) Armaroli, N.......................................... 1101 (Tue) Armstrong, A.......................................... 753 (Tue) Armstrong, G..........................923 (Tue), 964 (Fri) Armstrong, N....................................... 1531 (Tue) Arnold, C................................................ 142 (Tue) Arnould, C...............................................74 (Mon) Arora, R.................................................. 807 (Tue) Arriaga, L................................................ 400 (Tue) Arrieta, V............................................... 192 (Wed) Arroyo-Ramirez, L................................ 1361 (Tue) Arslan, I.................................................. 267 (Tue) Arstila, K................................................969 (Mon) Arthur, T................................................. 443 (Tue)

Artyushkova, K..................... 412 (Tue), 415 (Tue), .........................................1451 (Thu), 1454 (Thu) Arumugam, D.........................................228 (Thu) Asa, F...................................................... 981 (Tue) Asahara, H.............................................. 703 (Tue) Asbeck, P..............................................1294 (Mon) Asefi, D................................................... 660 (Tue) Ashino, N............................................. 1055 (Tue) Ashton, S................................................ 322 (Tue) Asmar, K................................................. 163 (Tue) Asoh, H................................. 879 (Tue), 917 (Thu) Asselin, E................................................ 654 (Tue) Ata, A...................................................... 393 (Tue) Atanassov, P......303 (Mon), 412 (Tue), 485 (Wed), ......................499 (Wed), 501 (Wed), 1425 (Wed), .....................1451 (Thu), 1452 (Thu), 1454 (Thu) Athouel, L............................................... 149 (Tue) Atwater, D................................................ 238 (Fri) Au, M..................................................... 209 (Wed) Aucher, C...................................................9 (Mon) Audette, G..............................................514 (Thu) Augendre, E............................................947 (Thu) Aureau, D...............................................914 (Thu) Austin, E................................................123 (Mon) Auzelyte, V............................................. 577 (Tue) Avouris, P....................... 1168 (Mon), 1173 (Mon) Awaga, K........................... 1156 (Tue), 1216 (Thu) Awakura, Y.............................................120 (Mon) Ay, A....................................................... 648 (Tue) Ayers, K.................................................380 (Mon) Azhagumuthu, M................................ 1370 (Wed) Aziz, M.............................1471 (Tue), 1477 (Wed)

B

Babushkina, O...................................... 1032 (Tue) Bach, S................................................... 566 (Wed) Bachilo, S........ 1145 (Tue), 1148 (Tue), 1154 (Tue) Back, C...................................................233 (Thu) Badot, J.................................................. 566 (Wed) Bae, K..................................... 32 (Mon), 766 (Tue) Bae, Y........................................................ 966 (Fri) Bae, Y................... 38 (Mon), 39 (Mon), 42 (Mon), ............................. 43 (Mon), 44 (Mon), 45 (Mon) Bae, Y...................................................... 927 (Tue) Baer, D............................... 1469 (Tue), 1535 (Tue) Bafna, S.................................................. 671 (Wed) Baghaei Ravari, F.................................... 662 (Tue) Baghaei, F............................................... 658 (Tue) Baglio, V...............................351 (Wed), 400 (Tue) Bahadur, A.............................................. 479 (Tue) Bahr, J.....................................................910 (Thu) Bai, C...................................................... 649 (Tue) Bai, J....................................................... 858 (Tue) Bak, S................................... 182 (Tue), 441 (Mon) Baker, B................................................. 1010 (Tue) Baker, D.................................................524 (Mon) Baker, D.................................................. 269 (Tue) Baker, L................................................ 1380 (Wed) Baker-O’Neal, B.................................... 1085 (Tue) Bakota, E.............................................. 1244 (Wed) Balaban, S............................................1258 (Mon) Balashov, V............................................. 394 (Tue) Balasubramanian, M..............................236 (Thu) Balasubramanian, S.............................1183 (Mon) Balch, A..........54 (Mon), 1131 (Wed), 1208 (Thu) Balch, A............................................... 1132 (Wed) Balestra, F................................................950 (Thu) Balestrino, G.......................... 78 (Mon), 79 (Mon) Ballesteros, B....................................... 1118 (Wed) Ballutaud, D......................................... 1159 (Tue) Balogh, M............................................. 1064 (Tue) Balsara, N.......................... 124 (Mon), 1046 (Tue) Balsara, N............................................. 1045 (Tue) Balu, B.................................................... 583 (Tue) Bander, E............................................. 1237 (Wed) Banerjee, A.........................................1296 (Mon), .........................................1319 (Tue), 1325 (Wed) Banerjee, G............................................746 (Mon) Banerjee, W.......................................... 1192 (Tue) 107

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Bang, J.................................................... 892 (Tue) Bang, T.....................................................32 (Mon) Banga, D................................................ 902 (Wed) Banham, D............................................. 467 (Tue) Bank, S..................................................1336 (Thu) Banks, N................................................. 533 (Tue) Bano, K................................................... 637 (Tue) Bao, C.................................................. 1249 (Wed) Bao, J...................................................... 421 (Tue) Bao, Z..............................1129 (Wed), 1152 (Tue), .......................................... 1187 (Tue), 1189 (Tue) Baranova, E......................................... 1440 (Wed) Baranova, E............................................ 444 (Tue) Barbe, J.................................................. 934 (Wed) Barbe, J................................................1272 (Mon) Barbier, D............................................... 756 (Tue) Barbosa, P.......... 125 (Mon), 157 (Tue), 158 (Tue), ...................... 470 (Tue), 1485 (Wed), 1486 (Wed) Bargar, J.................................................. 408 (Tue) Baricuatro, J...........................................970 (Mon) Barman, S............................................. 1152 (Tue) Barnes, T............................................... 1186 (Tue) Barnett, A..............................................543 (Mon) Barranco, V............................................ 669 (Wed) Barratt, C................................................ 877 (Tue) Barrow, A...............................................430 (Mon) Barsan, N............................................. 1553 (Wed) Barsky, M...............................................868 (Mon) Barthe, B............................................... 1342 (Tue) Bartling, B........................................... 1497 (Wed) Bartosik, M........................................... 1402 (Tue) Basabe Desmonts, L............................. 1525 (Tue) Bashir, R...............................................1395 (Thu) Bashir, S................................................1570 (Thu) Basir, N...................................................225 (Thu) Baskaran, R............................................. 982 (Tue) Basumallick, I........................................ 489 (Wed) Batra, K................................................ 1430 (Wed) Battaglia, V..........137 (Tue), 141 (Tue), 203 (Wed) Battocchi, D....................... 675 (Wed), 687 (Wed) Batyrev, I................................................ 795 (Tue) Bauck, L.................................................740 (Mon) Baudot, S............................................... 934 (Wed) Bauerle, P.............................................1261 (Mon) Baumann, A........................................ 1127 (Wed) Baumann, H.......................................... 814 (Wed) Baumhöfer, T.......................................... 417 (Tue) Baumhoefer, T........................................ 416 (Tue) Baur, J....................................................841 (Mon) Bautista-Martinez, J.............................. 1345 (Tue) Bauza, D................................................779 (Mon) Bawedin, M.............................................. 960 (Fri) Bayer, M..............................................1079 (Mon) Bayon, S.................................................779 (Mon) Bazant, M.............................................. 257 (Wed) Bazant, M.............................................. 258 (Wed) Beals, M.................................................. 689 (Tue) Beavers, C.......54 (Mon), 1132 (Wed), 1208 (Thu) Bechtold, K............................................ 193 (Wed) Bechtolo, K............................................ 199 (Wed) Beck, M................................................... 795 (Tue) Beckhoff, B............................................ 900 (Wed) Bedard, J...............................471 (Tue), 502 (Wed) Bedell, S................................................. 714 (Wed) Beebe, S................................................. 613 (Wed) Behrens, R...........................................1520 (Mon) Beidaghi, M.............................................14 (Mon) Bélanger, D................................................9 (Mon) Belay, K...............................758 (Tue), 1492 (Wed) Béléké, A................................................438 (Mon) Belgorodsky, B..................................... 1251 (Wed) Belharouak, I...................... 129 (Mon), 136 (Tue), .............................. 39 (Tue), 231 (Thu), 445 (Tue) Belieres, J.............................................. 1345 (Tue) Benamara, M...........................................46 (Mon) Benevent, V........................................... 718 (Wed) Benkstein, K........................................ 1549 (Wed) Benkstein, K........................................ 1555 (Wed) Bennion, E............................................ 1526 (Tue)

Bera, D....................................................835 (Thu) Berbezier, I.............................................. 751 (Tue) Berera, R.............................................. 1128 (Wed) Berg, A.................................................. 1102 (Tue) Berger, J.................................................. 420 (Tue) Berger, M.................................................55 (Mon) Bergeson, J............................................ 1186 (Tue) Bermudez, V........................ 125 (Mon), 158 (Tue) Bernasconi, S...................... 718 (Wed), 940 (Wed) Bersuker, G............................................. 788 (Tue) Berthumeyrie, S..................................... 566 (Wed) Bett, A..................................................... 882 (Tue) Bettelheim, A........................................... 241 (Fri) Betti, M................................................... 750 (Tue) Betts, A................................................. 1541 (Tue) Beyenal, H..............................................366 (Thu) Bhansali, S..........................758 (Tue), 1492 (Wed) Bhargava, Y..............................................77 (Mon) Bhat, N................................................... 706 (Tue) Bhattacharya, E.......................................50 (Mon) Bhunia, A.............................................1395 (Thu) Bi, W.................................................. 567 (Wed) Biernat, J..............................................1516 (Mon) Bierwagen, G...................... 675 (Wed), 687 (Wed) Biesemans, S.......................................... 935 (Wed) Bilenko, Y............................................... 850 (Tue) Bilewicz, R....................... 1275 (Tue), 1516 (Mon) Binions, R............................................ 1547 (Wed) Birat, J................................................... 1011 (Tue) Birry, L................................................... 493 (Wed) Birss, V.................................. 75 (Mon), 467 (Tue), ......................................... 1462 (Thu), 1537 (Tue) Bishop, S................................................372 (Mon) Blackburn, J......................1165 (Wed), 1186 (Tue) Blackwood, D........................................527 (Mon) Blakley, T..... 1018 (Tue), 1383 (Wed), 1437 (Wed) Blanc, C................................................ 1089 (Tue) Blanc, L.................................................1575 (Thu) Bliznakov, S...........................................975 (Mon) Block, T..................................................868 (Mon) Blomgren, G........................................... 134 (Tue) Bobacka, J......................1434 (Wed), 1515 (Mon), .............................................................1574 (Thu) Bobacka, J............................................1521 (Mon) Bocchetta, P......................... 104 (Tue), 1060 (Tue) Bock, C................................................... 266 (Tue) Bock, M............................................... 1246 (Wed) Bockrath, M.........................................1179 (Mon) Boehman, A............................................ 404 (Tue) Boeuf, F.................................................. 936 (Wed) Bogart, K................................................. 754 (Tue) Bohrer, F.............................................. 1558 (Wed) Boissière, C...........................................1575 (Thu) Bokach, D............................................... 401 (Tue) Bolognesi, M........................................ 1101 (Tue) Bolotov, L............................................... 697 (Tue) Bolskar, R............................................. 1134 (Wed) Boltalina, O.....................1092 (Tue), 1121 (Wed), ...................................... 1123 (Wed), 1125 (Wed), ......................................... 1212 (Thu), 1225 (Tue) Boltalina, O.......8 (Mon), 1135 (Wed), 1224 (Tue) Bonafos, C............................................. 718 (Wed) Bonevich, J............................................. 989 (Tue) Bonifazi, D.......................................... 1138 (Wed) Bonnaud, O............................................954 (Thu) Bonnefont, A......................................... 488 (Wed) Boovaragavan, V................... 245 (Fri), 251 (Wed), ............................................................ 1034 (Wed) Borgesen, P............................................975 (Mon) Borguet, E......................... 1155 (Tue), 1191 (Tue), ......................................... 1276 (Tue), 1506 (Thu) Borovkov, V.........................................1256 (Mon) Bottari, G............................................. 1118 (Wed) Botte, G.............................. 63 (Mon), 374 (Mon), ............................................ 376 (Mon), 391 (Tue) Bouallouche, R..................................... 1068 (Tue) Bouley, R............................... 65 (Mon), 67 (Mon) Bourg, M................................................430 (Mon) Bourgogne, C....................................... 1094 (Tue)

Bourgoin, J.......................................... 1136 (Wed) Bours, J................................................... 628 (Tue) Bouttemy, M....................... 899 (Wed), 907 (Wed) Bowers, C............................................... 315 (Tue) Boyd, P................................................. 1137 (Wed) Braatz, R................................................ 251 (Wed) Brahma, N.............................................732 (Mon) Brammertz, G.................. 1332 (Wed), 1337 (Thu) Brandão, L............................................ 1013 (Tue) Brandon, N......................... 286 (Wed), 288 (Wed) Brankovic, S............................................ 646 (Tue) Branzoi, F.............................................. 1162 (Tue) Branzoi, V............................................. 1162 (Tue) Bratin, P............................... 743 (Mon), 987 (Tue) Braun, K.............................................. 1246 (Wed) Breedveld, V............................................ 583 (Tue) Breil, N................................. 708 (Tue), 955 (Thu) Breslin, C........... 18 (Mon), 34 (Mon), 1405 (Tue), ....................................... 1491 (Wed), 1495 (Wed) Breslin, C.............................16 (Mon), 1508 (Thu) Breuer, U................................ 695 (Tue), 707 (Tue) Brevard, L........................... 934 (Wed), 936 (Wed) Brodyanski, A..........................................15 (Mon) Broekmann, P......................................... 636 (Tue) Broekmann, P......................................... 635 (Tue) Brosha, E......................... 1501 (Thu), 1552 (Wed) Brothers, A............................................. 114 (Tue) Brousse, T............................................... 149 (Tue) Brousse, T..................................................9 (Mon) Brown, D...............................................625 (Mon) Brown, J.................................................. 847 (Tue) Brown, L.............................................. 1372 (Wed) Brown, L................................................. 628 (Tue) Bruckenstein, S...............1375 (Wed), 1518 (Mon) Bruckner-Lea, C.................................... 1527 (Tue) Bruley, J................................................. 724 (Wed) Brunco, D.............................................. 717 (Wed) Brunier, F.................................................15 (Mon) Bryan, S................................................ 1534 (Tue) Bubnov, V............................................ 1123 (Wed) Bubnov, V.............................................1212 (Thu) Buca, D.................................. 695 (Tue), 707 (Tue) Buchheit, R............................................ 681 (Wed) Buchheit, R............................................ 680 (Wed) Buckley, D..........................862 (Mon), 905 (Wed) Budinski, M............................................ 264 (Tue) Budzien, J..............................................130 (Mon) Bui, M................................... 56 (Mon), 59 (Mon), .............................................. 60 (Mon), 600 (Tue) Buj, C................................................. 936 (Wed) Bukat, M............................................... 1274 (Tue) Bukofsky, S.............................................771 (Thu) Bulteel, O...............................................951 (Thu) Buoni, M............................................. 1033 (Wed) Burch, D............................. 257 (Wed), 258 (Wed) Burek, G...............................................1336 (Thu) Burge, S................................................ 1556 (Wed) Burns, C.................................................. 448 (Tue) Burrell, A...............................................520 (Mon) Burt, J................................................. 467 (Tue) Burte, E................................................... 696 (Tue) Burton, R............................................. 1488 (Wed) Busani, T.................................................775 (Thu) Buvailo, A.............................................1506 (Thu) Byrne, R................................................ 1543 (Tue) Byun, C................................................1460 (Thu) Byun, Y................................................ 1483 (Wed)

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C

C. Yu, R.................................................. 679 (Wed) Caballero, E.........................................1263 (Mon) Caban, M.............................................. 1368 (Tue) Cabanas-Holmen, K............................ 1003 (Wed) Cabrera, C.......................... 328 (Tue), 1353 (Tue), .......................................... 1361 (Tue), 1368 (Tue) Cagnon, J.............................................1336 (Thu) Cai, J.................................................... 1447 (Wed) Cai, T................................................... 1122 (Wed) Cai, W..................................................1295 (Mon) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Cairns, E................................................294 (Mon) Call, A..................................................... 330 (Tue) Camargo, R............................................. 339 (Tue) Campbell, P...................... 1304 (Tue), 1306 (Tue), ............................................................. 1309 (Tue) Campbell, P.........................................1294 (Mon) Campidelli, S....................................... 1118 (Wed) Campidelli, S....................................... 1136 (Wed) Campidelli, Y......................................... 940 (Wed) Cantor, R............................................. 1389 (Wed) Cantoro, M.......................................... 1332 (Wed) Cantoro, M........................................... 1315 (Tue) Cao, H.................................................1299 (Mon) Cao, L.................................................... 355 (Wed) Capuano, C...........................................380 (Mon) Carbrera, C.........................503 (Wed), 1054 (Tue) Cardona, C.......................................... 1126 (Wed) Carlson, E............................................. 1354 (Tue) Carmignani, C...................................... 1047 (Tue) Carmona, N........................................... 669 (Wed) Carr, D..............................1018 (Tue), 1383 (Wed) Carrol, N................................................ 499 (Wed) Carroll, D............................................ 1243 (Wed) Carstensen, J...................... 908 (Wed), 909 (Thu), .............................................910 (Thu), 911 (Thu) Carter, E.................................................542 (Mon) Carter, M..............................................1576 (Thu) Carter, R................................................. 264 (Tue) Casey, D.................................................. 980 (Tue) Cassidy, J.............................................. 1541 (Tue) Castellano, G........................................ 1226 (Tue) Castillo, A............................................... 339 (Tue) Castillo, S............................................... 646 (Tue) Caulk, D................................................. 269 (Tue) Caymax, M........................ 716 (Wed), 1337 (Thu) Ceder, G............ 257 (Wed), 263 (Wed), 321 (Tue) Celis, J.................................................... 997 (Tue) Celler, G................................................ 938 (Wed) Celler, G................................................ 930 (Wed) Cense, J................................................ 1039 (Wed) Cerdeira, A.............................................946 (Thu) Cerdeira, A............................................... 965 (Fri) Cerrina, F.............................................. 1023 (Tue) Cesario, M........................................... 1242 (Wed) Cha, E..................................................... 154 (Tue) Chabal, Y.............................................. 1314 (Tue) Chailapakul, O...................... 188 (Tue), 472 (Tue) Chalkova, E......................... 378 (Mon), 394 (Tue) Champion, H..................1122 (Wed), 1202 (Tue), .............................................................1211 (Thu) Chan, C............195 (Wed), 196 (Wed), 197 (Wed) Chan, D................................................. 828 (Wed) Chan, K............................... 464 (Tue), 1021 (Tue) Chan, K................................................ 1031 (Tue) Chan, M................................................732 (Mon) Chandra-ambhorn, S............................. 652 (Tue) Chang, B.............................................. 1562 (Wed) Chang, C................................................ 160 (Tue) Chang, C................................................ 576 (Tue) Chang, C.................................................52 (Mon) Chang, C.............................................. 1028 (Tue) Chang, C............................ 870 (Mon), 878 (Tue), .............................................. 884 (Tue), 888 (Tue) Chang, D........................... 1065 (Tue), 1066 (Tue) Chang, E..................................................52 (Mon) Chang, H................................................ 341 (Tue) Chang, H................................................220 (Thu) Chang, H............................. 118 (Mon), 342 (Tue) Chang, H............................................. 1558 (Wed) Chang, J................................ 383 (Tue), 468 (Tue) Chang, J................................................. 890 (Tue) Chang, K............................... 765 (Tue), 803 (Tue) Chang, P...............................................1335 (Thu) Chang, S............ 805 (Tue), 840 (Thu), 1158 (Tue) Chang, S................................................. 859 (Tue) Chang, S................................................ 347 (Wed) Chang, S............................................... 1071 (Tue) Chang, W..............................................872 (Mon) Chang, W............................................. 1163 (Tue)

Chang, W............................................... 447 (Tue) Chang, W...............................................514 (Thu) Chanteur, I............................................... 246 (Fri) Chao, Y................................................... 749 (Tue) Charest, P...............................................433 (Mon) Chassaing, E......................896 (Wed), 968 (Mon), ............................................................ 1449 (Wed) Chatenet, M....................... 488 (Wed), 504 (Wed) Chatterjee, M........................................ 489 (Wed) Chatterjee, S......................................... 1093 (Tue) Chaudhari, C.......................................... 534 (Tue) Chaur, M..............................................1206 (Thu) Chaurasia, A........................................ 1124 (Wed) Chawla, N...............................................50 (Mon) Chazalviel, J...........................................914 (Thu) Chazalviel, J.......................................... 904 (Wed) Cheah, S........................... 574 (Wed), 1036 (Wed) Cheek, G................................................ 630 (Tue) Cheerapradit, R...................................... 472 (Tue) Chen, B.................................................. 803 (Tue) Chen, C.................................................. 383 (Tue) Chen, C.................................................306 (Mon) Chen, C............................................... 1380 (Wed) Chen, D.................................................. 191 (Tue) Chen, D..................................................840 (Thu) Chen, F.................................. 33 (Mon), 113 (Tue) Chen, F.................................76 (Mon), 558 (Wed) Chen, F....................................................46 (Mon) Chen, F.............................. 1193 (Tue), 1194 (Tue) Chen, H................................224 (Thu), 225 (Thu) Chen, H.................................................. 457 (Tue) Chen, H............................... 528 (Mon), 539 (Tue) Chen, H................................................ 1027 (Tue) Chen, H................................................ 1468 (Tue) Chen, I................................................ 1484 (Wed) Chen, J................................................. 1157 (Tue) Chen, J................................................... 711 (Tue) Chen, J................................ 763 (Wed), 773 (Thu) Chen, J................................................... 165 (Tue) Chen, J...................................................515 (Thu) Chen, K.................................................. 576 (Tue) Chen, K.................................................739 (Mon) Chen, K.................................................. 884 (Tue) Chen, K................................82 (Mon), 347 (Wed) Chen, K.................................................... 98 (Tue) Chen, K.................................................870 (Mon) Chen, K................................................. 251 (Wed) Chen, L.................................................1572 (Thu) Chen, L..................................................117 (Mon) Chen, L....................................................82 (Mon) Chen, L.................................................. 347 (Wed) Chen, L................................................. 1148 (Tue) Chen, M........... 282 (Tue), 1029 (Tue), 1030 (Tue) Chen, M.................................................840 (Thu) Chen, P................................................1272 (Mon) Chen, Q.................................................976 (Mon) Chen, R.................................................. 191 (Tue) Chen, S................................................ 1372 (Wed) Chen, S.................................. 483 (Tue), 599 (Tue) Chen, S..................................................735 (Mon) Chen, T................................................... 282 (Tue) Chen, T................................................... 160 (Tue) Chen, W.............................................. 1372 (Wed) Chen, W.................................................773 (Thu) Chen, W................................................. 996 (Tue) Chen, W................................................. 858 (Tue) Chen, W............................................... 1028 (Tue) Chen, W..................................................14 (Mon) Chen, X................................................. 613 (Wed) Chen, Y.............................. 741 (Mon), 742 (Mon) Chen, Y....................................................51 (Mon) Chen, Y................................................. 1001 (Tue) Chen, Y................................................. 1028 (Tue) Chen, Y................................................1299 (Mon) Chen, Y................................................... 165 (Tue) Chen, Y................................................... 596 (Tue) Chen, Y................................................... 593 (Tue) Chen, Y................................................... 593 (Tue) Chen, Y................................................... 649 (Tue)

Chen, Y................................................. 1413 (Tue) Chen, Y................................8 (Mon), 1135 (Wed), ......................................... 1212 (Thu), 1224 (Tue) Chen, Y.................................................. 211 (Wed) Chen, Y................................................... 529 (Tue) Chen, Y..................................................868 (Mon) Chen, Z................................................... 454 (Tue) Chen, Z................................................ 1120 (Wed) Chen, Z....................................................29 (Mon) Chen-Yang, Y........................................ 1071 (Tue) Cheney, M........................................... 1239 (Wed) Cheng, B................................................. 483 (Tue) Cheng, E................................................. 996 (Tue) Cheng, S..................................................61 (Mon) Cheng, T............................................... 1406 (Tue) Cheng, W.............................................. 937 (Wed) Cheng, X.............. 3 (Mon), 25 (Mon), 117 (Mon) Cheng, Y..................................................29 (Mon) Cheng, Y................................................548 (Mon) Cheong, W............................................. 889 (Tue) Cheprakov, A.......................................1271 (Mon) Cherkaoui, K.......................................... 799 (Tue) Chernozatonskii, L..............................1172 (Mon) Cherukuri, P........................................ 1239 (Wed) Chervin, C............................................1459 (Thu) Cheung, C........................................... 1481 (Wed) Cheung, P.............................. 268 (Tue), 270 (Tue) Chi, G....................................................865 (Mon) Chiacchiarelli, L................................... 1473 (Tue) Chiang, L............................................. 1240 (Wed) Chiang, Y........................... 133 (Mon), 547 (Mon) Chiba, K............................ 617 (Mon), 621 (Mon) Chidsey, C.............................................. 318 (Tue) Chien, C..................................................68 (Mon) Chien, H..................................................21 (Mon) Chien, H.............................................. 1381 (Wed) Chien, S................................................ 1193 (Tue) Chikkariyappa, D................................... 706 (Tue) Chikkaveeraiah, B............1399 (Tue), 1419 (Wed) Childres, I............................................1299 (Mon) Chin, B.................................................1565 (Thu) Chindaudom, P......................................512 (Thu) Chiodarelli, N........................................969 (Mon) Chiorboli, C......................................... 1101 (Tue) Chiou, Y.............................. 866 (Mon), 876 (Tue) Chitra, C................................................. 477 (Tue) Chiu, C................................................... 890 (Tue) Chiu, C................................................. 1155 (Tue) Chiu, H.................................................1335 (Thu) Chiu, J.................................................... 929 (Tue) Chiu, K....................................................31 (Mon) Chiu, P...................................................... 98 (Tue) Chiu, W.................................................. 309 (Tue) Chlistunoff, J.......................................... 409 (Tue) Cho, B................................828 (Wed), 1307 (Tue) Cho, B.................. 168 (Tue), 447 (Tue), 465 (Tue) Cho, D.................................................... 889 (Tue) Cho, E..................................................... 338 (Tue) Cho, H................................................... 561 (Wed) Cho, H................................................. 1009 (Wed) Cho, J....................................................442 (Mon) Cho, K............................... 1314 (Tue), 1318 (Tue) Cho, M.................................. 11 (Mon), 710 (Tue) Cho, N.................................................... 332 (Tue) Cho, S..................................................... 992 (Tue) Cho, W................ 168 (Tue), 170 (Tue), 172 (Tue), .............................................. 447 (Tue), 465 (Tue) Cho, Y.................................................... 728 (Wed) Cho, Y..................................................... 710 (Tue) Cho, Y.....................................................230 (Thu) Choi, B...................................................953 (Thu) Choi, C................................................... 106 (Tue) Choi, D...................................................215 (Thu) Choi, D................................................... 535 (Tue) Choi, G.................................830 (Thu), 837 (Thu) Choi, G................................................... 555 (Tue) Choi, H................................................... 180 (Tue) Choi, H................................ 182 (Tue), 441 (Mon) Choi, J.................................................... 641 (Tue)

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Choi, J.................................................... 280 (Tue) Choi, J.................................................. 1067 (Tue) Choi, J................................................. 1374 (Wed) Choi, J....................................................230 (Thu) Choi, K................................................... 341 (Tue) Choi, K....................................928 (Tue), 967 (Fri) Choi, S.................................................... 106 (Tue) Choi, S.................................................... 112 (Tue) Choi, S...................................................118 (Mon) Choi, W.................................................. 175 (Tue) Choi, W..................................................233 (Thu) Choi, Y...................................................733 (Mon) Chong, L.................................................21 (Mon) Chopra, S............................................... 728 (Wed) Chor, E.................................................. 727 (Wed) Chou, S...............................127 (Mon), 206 (Wed) Chou, T................................. 593 (Tue), 596 (Tue), .........................................1160 (Tue), 1381 (Wed) Chou, T.................................................1569 (Thu) Chou, Y................................ 649 (Tue), 1001 (Tue) Choudhury, A......................................1511 (Thu) Chow, K............................................... 1562 (Wed) Chow, P.................................................. 884 (Tue) Chowdhury, P........................................ 489 (Wed) Chowdhury, T..................... 429 (Mon), 980 (Tue) Chu, B.................................................... 576 (Tue) Chu, B................................... 878 (Tue), 888 (Tue) Chu, B................................. 865 (Mon), 884 (Tue) Chu, B.................................................... 554 (Tue) Chu, D.................................................... 309 (Tue) Chu, H.................................................... 889 (Tue) Chu, M..................................................873 (Mon) Chu, P...................................422 (Tue), 505 (Wed) Chu, S....................................................862 (Mon) Chua, S................................................... 880 (Tue) Chuang, P............................................. 1071 (Tue) Chuang, T................................................22 (Mon) Chuangchote, S.......................................83 (Mon) Chueh, W........................381 (Mon), 1442 (Wed), ............................................................ 1445 (Wed) Chun, C.................................................375 (Mon) Chung, C.................................................53 (Mon) Chung, H................................................ 852 (Tue) Chung, H..............................409 (Tue), 498 (Wed) Chung, H.............................................. 1305 (Tue) Chung, K.............. 168 (Tue), 447 (Tue), 465 (Tue) Chung, K................................................ 807 (Tue) Chung, M...............................................227 (Thu) Chung, P................................................. 894 (Tue) Chung, S................................ 854 (Tue), 889 (Tue) Chung, S................................................. 187 (Tue) Chung, S................................................. 112 (Tue) Chung, T................................................. 390 (Tue) Chung, T................................................. 529 (Tue) Chung, Y................................................ 183 (Tue) Chung, Y.............................................. 1000 (Tue) Cid, J....................................................1263 (Mon) Ciniciato, G.......................................... 1347 (Tue) Ciou, W.................................................. 100 (Tue) Cirtiu, M................................................. 530 (Tue) Cisar, A................................................... 398 (Tue) Ciucci, F............................................... 1042 (Wed) Civale, Y................................................. 990 (Tue) Claessens, C........................................1263 (Mon) Claeys, C..............................37 (Mon), 717 (Wed) Claeys, C........... 782 (Mon), 925 (Tue), 945 (Thu) Claflin, B.............................................1301 (Mon) Clancy, P................................................. 704 (Tue) Clare, L.................................... 7 (Mon), 632 (Tue) Clark, R.................................................. 722 (Wed) Clavelier, L............................................ 940 (Wed) Cleavelin, C.............................................. 966 (Fri) Clemente, F.......................................... 1315 (Tue) Clima, S..................................................838 (Thu) Close, D............................................... 1423 (Wed) Clotet, A.............................................. 1228 (Wed) Coffey, K................................................. 153 (Tue) Cohen, L..................................................73 (Mon) Cohen-Karni, T..................................... 1398 (Tue)

Cojocaru, A..........................910 (Thu), 911 (Thu) Cojocaru, C.......................................... 1185 (Tue) Coleman, P............................................. 747 (Tue) Colinge, C...............................926 (Tue), 958 (Fri) Colinge, J.................................926 (Tue), 958 (Fri) Collaert, N............................................. 935 (Wed) Collier, J......................... 1130 (Wed), 1134 (Wed), .......................................1184 (Mon), 1242 (Wed) Collins, P.............................................1182 (Mon) Colmati, F.............................................. 494 (Wed) Colombara, D........................................ 895 (Wed) Colombo, L.................... 1295 (Mon), 1314 (Tue), ............................................................. 1317 (Tue) Colombo, L.......................................... 1318 (Tue) Colominas, S...................1365 (Tue), 1382 (Wed), ............................................................ 1384 (Wed) Colon-Mercado, H................................379 (Mon) Comninellis, C................ 1015 (Tue), 1076 (Mon) Connolly, R........................................... 612 (Wed) Connolly, R........................................... 606 (Wed) Connors, G............................................. 628 (Tue) Conradson, S.......................................... 415 (Tue) Consiglio, S........................................... 722 (Wed) Conway, A........................................... 1481 (Wed) Cook, C.................................................. 582 (Tue) Cooney, M........................1455 (Thu), 1456 (Thu) Cooper, J................................................301 (Mon) Cooper, J...............................................1396 (Thu) Cooper, J.............................................. 1478 (Wed) Corcoran, B.......................................... 1525 (Tue) Corcoran, S............................................. 642 (Tue) Cormie, A............................................... 147 (Tue) Cornelius, C...................... 303 (Mon), 1063 (Tue) Correa-Duarte, M.................................1234 (Thu) Correia Ledo, D.................................... 1404 (Tue) Correia, M.............................................302 (Mon) Cortes, R................................................ 897 (Wed) Cosnier, S........................... 579 (Tue), 1567 (Thu) Costa, R............................................... 1377 (Wed) Cott, D...................................................969 (Mon) Cottineau, T..........................................518 (Mon) Cotts, E..................................................975 (Mon) Coulon, N...............................................954 (Thu) Coumbe, C......................1092 (Tue), 1135 (Wed), .............................................................1212 (Thu) Coumbe, C........................................... 1201 (Tue) Courtel, F................................................ 444 (Tue) Courty, M...............................................219 (Thu) Covington, E....................................... 1558 (Wed) Coxon, P................................................. 749 (Tue) Cristoloveanu, S................ 936 (Wed), 940 (Wed), ............................... 947 (Thu), 960 (Fri), 966 (Fri) Crooks, J.............................................. 1562 (Wed) Crooks, R............................................. 1562 (Wed) Crosnier, O............................................. 149 (Tue) Cross, E................................................... 554 (Tue) Crossley, M.................... 1255 (Mon), 1267 (Mon) Crowe, I.................................................. 747 (Tue) Crupi, F..................................................782 (Mon) Cruz, J..................................................... 400 (Tue) Cugnet, M................................................ 246 (Fri) Cui, D.................................................. 1249 (Wed) Cui, L..................................................... 197 (Wed) Cui, Y...............195 (Wed), 196 (Wed), 197 (Wed), ............................229 (Thu), 237 (Fri), 426 (Mon) Cui, Y...................................................... 280 (Tue) Cui, Y.................................................... 1031 (Tue) Cukrowski, I........................................ 1007 (Wed) Culbertson, J........................................ 1309 (Tue) Cullis, A............................................... 1498 (Wed) Curley, S.............................................. 1239 (Wed) Curtis, C................................ 384 (Tue), 388 (Tue) Curtis, D..............................................1294 (Mon) Cushing, S............................................ 1538 (Tue) Cuvelier, N............................................. 588 (Tue)

110

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D

D’ Amico, A.........................................1269 (Mon) D’amico, J.............................................. 819 (Wed) D’Epifanio, A......................... 78 (Mon), 79 (Mon) D’Souza, F......1106 (Tue), 1109 (Tue), 1500 (Wed) D’Urso, C................................................ 400 (Tue) Da Bartolomeo, E....................................78 (Mon) Da Ros, T............................................. 1238 (Wed) Dabiran, A.............................................. 576 (Tue) Dabiran, A.............................................. 884 (Tue) Dadgarinezhad, A................................... 658 (Tue) Dagarinezhad, A..................................... 662 (Tue) Dai, H..................................................... 802 (Tue) Dai, L.....................................................427 (Mon) Dai, Q..................................................... 852 (Tue) Dalmer, M...............................................55 (Mon) Dambournet, D...................................... 445 (Tue) Damlencourt, J...................................... 718 (Wed) Damlencourt, J...................................... 940 (Wed) Dan, I................................................... 1414 (Tue) Dandeville, Y.......................................... 149 (Tue) Daniel, B................................................518 (Mon) Daniel, C............................................... 212 (Wed) Daniele, S...............................................833 (Thu) Danielewski, M.................1434 (Wed), 1545 (Tue) Daniels, S............................................. 1493 (Wed) Danilov, F............................................. 1450 (Tue) Dankerl, M............................................ 605 (Wed) Danley, D.............................................1396 (Thu) Danzl, R.................................................736 (Mon) Daopiset, S.............................................. 652 (Tue) Daramola, D....... 63 (Mon), 374 (Mon), 391 (Tue) Darlak, A................................................769 (Thu) Dasgupta, A............................................ 798 (Tue) Datta, S................................................ 1330 (Wed) Datye, A................................................. 485 (Wed) Daub, K.................................................. 643 (Tue) Dauskardt, R..........................................730 (Mon) Daval, N................................................ 714 (Wed) Davidson, I.......................... 440 (Mon), 444 (Tue) Davidson, I............................................123 (Mon) Davidson, J.............................................953 (Thu) Davidson, J............................................. 455 (Tue) Davidson, J...........................................1465 (Thu) Davies, J.................................................. 989 (Tue) Davis, D.......................... 1005 (Wed), 1482 (Wed) Davis, J................................................ 1417 (Wed) Davis, L................................................. 1047 (Tue) Davis, V...............................................1183 (Mon) Daza, C................................................... 328 (Tue) De Clippel, F......................................... 1312 (Tue) De Gendt, S......................1315 (Tue), 1332 (Wed) De Gendt, S...........................................969 (Mon) De Heer, W........................................... 1302 (Tue) De Jaeger, B........................................... 717 (Wed) De Keersgieter, A................................... 935 (Wed) De la Escosura, A...................................... 87 (Tue) De la Torre, G...................................... 1118 (Wed) De Meyer, K........................................... 717 (Wed) De Paz, H................................................ 530 (Tue) De Souza, M............................................. 962 (Fri) Dean, J...................................................625 (Mon) Debb, J.................................................... 592 (Tue) Debus, J............................................... 1246 (Wed) Decent, S............................................... 350 (Wed) Deconinck, J........................................1076 (Mon) Decorse Pascanut, C.............................. 903 (Wed) Dees, D.................................................. 208 (Wed) Degroote, S.......................................... 1332 (Wed) Dehdashti Akhavan, N............926 (Tue), 958 (Fri) Deibel, C.............................................. 1127 (Wed) Dejous, C..............................................1575 (Thu) Deki, S...................................................438 (Mon) Delabie, A.............................................1337 (Thu) Delacourt, C.......................................... 250 (Wed) Delgado, J............................................ 1119 (Wed) Delgado, J............................................ 1127 (Wed) Delhalle, J............... 74 (Mon), 94 (Tue), 588 (Tue) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Deligianni, H........................................ 1085 (Tue) Demailly, G............................................224 (Thu) Dementev, N..................... 1155 (Tue), 1191 (Tue) Demircan, O........................................ 1480 (Wed) Demirel, M............................ 389 (Tue), 590 (Tue) Demkov, A............................................. 825 (Wed) Denayer, J................................................. 94 (Tue) DenBaars, S............................................. 851 (Tue) Deng, H..................................................231 (Thu) Deng, J.....................................................53 (Mon) Deng, J.................................................... 110 (Tue) Deng, M.................................................. 468 (Tue) Denorme, S............................................ 936 (Wed) Densmore, C........................................ 1144 (Tue) Deo, N................................................. 1481 (Wed) Derby, B.................................................. 582 (Tue) Derycke, V........................................... 1136 (Wed) Derylo, M............................................ 1380 (Wed) Deschenaux, R..................................... 1116 (Wed) Deschenes, C............................................ 238 (Fri) Deshpande, R........................................... 92 (Tue) Detavernier, C.........................................37 (Mon) Deutsch, T.............................................526 (Mon) Devadoss, A............................................ 318 (Tue) Devanathan, R.......................................510 (Thu) Devi, S................................................... 727 (Wed) Devillers, S.............................................. 588 (Tue) Devine, R.............................. 702 (Tue), 775 (Thu) Devine, T...........77 (Mon), 655 (Tue), 1448 (Wed) Dhanabalan, A.................. 193 (Wed), 199 (Wed), .............................................................. 205 (Wed) Dhanda, A.......357 (Wed), 1343 (Tue), 1349 (Tue) Dhanemozhi, C...................................... 476 (Tue) Di Natale, C.........................................1269 (Mon) Di Quarto, F....... 104 (Tue), 920 (Thu), 1060 (Tue) Diamond, D....................1434 (Wed), 1543 (Tue), .............................................................1574 (Thu) Dias, D.................................................. 1013 (Tue) Dias, T....................................................624 (Mon) Díaz-Arista, P........................................ 1352 (Tue) DiCarlo, C............................. 65 (Mon), 67 (Mon) Didierjean, S......................................... 1356 (Tue) Dieckmann, G...................................... 1147 (Tue) Diefes, R..............................................1522 (Mon) Diener, M...................... 1130 (Wed), 1134 (Wed), .......................................1184 (Mon), 1242 (Wed) Dill, K...................................................1396 (Thu) Dillet, J................................................. 1356 (Tue) Dillon, A................................. 92 (Tue), 384 (Tue), ........................ 388 (Tue), 1059 (Tue), 1457 (Thu) Dimitrov, N...........................................975 (Mon) Dimroth, F.............................................. 882 (Tue) Ding, F................................................. 1372 (Wed) Ding, G................................................ 1548 (Wed) Ding, R................................................... 802 (Tue) Dinh, H.................................................. 420 (Tue) Djellab, K................................................219 (Thu) Dmitrieva, E.........................................1466 (Thu) Do, K.......................................................11 (Mon) Do, S....................................................... 709 (Tue) Do, Y....................................................... 536 (Tue) Dodd, J..................................................434 (Mon) Dodelet, J............................................... 493 (Wed) Doepke, A............................................ 1385 (Wed) Doi, Y................................................... 1252 (Wed) Dolhem, F.............................224 (Thu), 225 (Thu) Donetti, L................................................. 959 (Fri) Doneux, T............................................. 1402 (Tue) Dong, X................................................ 1196 (Tue) Dong, Z.................................................295 (Mon) Donis, R.................................................740 (Mon) Donley, C............................................... 881 (Tue) Donne, S................145 (Tue), 147 (Tue), 244 (Fri), ......................... 403 (Tue), 435 (Mon), 1024 (Tue) Donnio, B............................................. 1094 (Tue) Dontigny, M..........................................433 (Mon) Doo, S..................................................... 175 (Tue) Doorn, S............................................... 1144 (Tue) Doraswami, U.........................................364 (Thu)

Dorcak, V.............................................. 1402 (Tue) Doria, R.................................................... 965 (Fri) Dorn, H...........................1122 (Wed), 1202 (Tue), .....................1209 (Thu), 1236 (Tue), 1248 (Wed) Dornfeld, D...........................................738 (Mon) Dou, S.................................................... 206 (Wed) Dow, W................................ 974 (Mon), 996 (Tue) Dowlapalli, M......................................... 412 (Tue) Doyle, R............................................... 1491 (Wed) Doyon, J............................................... 1010 (Tue) Drachev, V...........................................1299 (Mon) Drees, M.............................................. 1126 (Wed) Dressick, W............................................. 590 (Tue) Drews, J................................................ 1409 (Tue) Driscoll, L............................................. 1526 (Tue) Drob, P............................... 1414 (Tue), 1427 (Tue) Drob, S.................................................. 1427 (Tue) Droushiotis, N........................................364 (Thu) Drug, E................................................ 1251 (Wed) Du, C.......................................................69 (Mon) Du, G...................................................... 787 (Tue) Du, H....................................82 (Mon), 347 (Wed) Duan, G................................................1507 (Thu) Dubarry, M............................................. 135 (Tue) Dubau, L................................................ 504 (Wed) Dubois, E.............................. 708 (Tue), 955 (Thu) Dubourdieu, C.......................................833 (Thu) Duboust, A............................................741 (Mon) Dubrunfaut, O....................................... 566 (Wed) Duchoslav, J............................................84 (Mon) Ducroquet, F...........................................833 (Thu) Dudney, N..........................133 (Mon), 212 (Wed) Dudzik, J.................................................514 (Thu) Duesberg, G.......................................... 1313 (Tue) Dugovics, A.............................................63 (Mon) Duh, J...................................217 (Thu), 232 (Thu) Duh, J.................................................... 200 (Wed) Duhart, H................................................46 (Mon) Duncan, H.............................................440 (Mon) Duncan, K.............................................372 (Mon) Dungey, S............................................ 1547 (Wed) Dunn, K.................................................. 750 (Tue) Dunsch, L......................... 1091 (Tue), 1092 (Tue), ................... 1166 (Wed), 1210 (Thu), 1218 (Thu), ................... 1222 (Thu), 1231 (Thu), 1246 (Wed), ......................................... 1466 (Thu), 1533 (Tue) Dunsch, L............................................ 1167 (Wed) Dupont, L...............................................219 (Thu) Durães, C...............................................624 (Mon) Durstock, M...........................................427 (Mon) Dussarrat, C......................... 821 (Wed), 837 (Thu) Duverneuil, P..................... 1026 (Tue), 1364 (Tue) Dyakonov, V........................................ 1127 (Wed) Dysart, J.................................................430 (Mon)

Elliott, J.................................................868 (Mon) Ellis, A.................................................... 754 (Tue) Ellsworth, M........................................ 1326 (Wed) Elvington, M.........................................379 (Mon) Elzanowska, H...................................... 1537 (Tue) Emekli, U.............................................. 1084 (Tue) Emnéus, J.............................................1510 (Thu) Enculescu, I........................... 108 (Tue), 109 (Tue) Enculescu, M.......................................... 109 (Tue) Endo, K..................................................... 963 (Fri) Endo, M................................................ 1199 (Tue) Endo, S...................................................916 (Thu) Eneman, G............................................ 717 (Wed) Engelhard, M..... 80 (Mon), 510 (Thu), 1535 (Tue) Engelhardt, G................... 684 (Wed), 1428 (Wed) Engtrakul, C.......................384 (Tue), 1165 (Wed) Enloe, J................................................... 979 (Tue) Enomoto, H.............................928 (Tue), 967 (Fri) Enomoto, S.......................................... 1563 (Wed) Enyashin, A..........................................1232 (Thu) Eom, S.................................................... 538 (Tue) Epur, R..................................................1571 (Thu) Erdonmez, C.........................................133 (Mon) Ernst, T.................................................. 718 (Wed) Escorcia, F............................................ 1237 (Wed) Escribano, S.......................................... 1052 (Tue) Espíldora, E.......................................... 1127 (Wed) Esteves, A...............................................624 (Mon) Estrada, J................................................. 339 (Tue) Etchberry, A........................................... 896 (Wed) Etcheberry, A..................... 899 (Wed), 901 (Wed), .......................................... 903 (Wed), 906 (Wed), ......................................... 907 (Wed), 1449 (Wed) Etzold, B............................................... 1198 (Tue) Evans, B............................................... 1423 (Wed) Evans, D................................................. 150 (Tue) Evrensel, C............................ 1 (Mon), 1053 (Tue) Exarhos, G.............................................. 553 (Tue) Eyink, K...............................................1301 (Mon) Eymery, J............................................... 934 (Wed)

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Eason, K................................................. 819 (Wed) Echegoyen, L........................................1206 (Thu) Echegoyen, L........................................1207 (Thu) Echegoyen, L....................................... 1132 (Wed) Eddy, Jr., C......................... 1304 (Tue), 1309 (Tue) Edge, L....................................................832 (Thu) Edge, L................................ 722 (Wed), 724 (Wed) Efimov, A.............................................1268 (Mon) Egorov, O............................................. 1556 (Wed) Eichhorn, B...........................................298 (Mon) Eick, S.................................................... 605 (Wed) Eikerling, M......................................... 1035 (Wed) Einarsson, E.........................................1181 (Mon) Ekwal Sah, R.......................................... 814 (Wed) El Sawy, E.............................................1462 (Thu) El-kady, I................................................. 754 (Tue) El-Sayed, H..............................................75 (Mon) Elango, E................................................ 477 (Tue) Elango, E............................... 478 (Tue), 481 (Tue) Elbaz, L..................................................... 241 (Fri) Elbuluk, M..............................................952 (Thu) Eliaz, N................................................ 1421 (Wed) Elliman, R...........................758 (Tue), 1492 (Wed)

F Fabbri, E................................ 78 (Mon), 79 (Mon) Fabre, D................................................ 1407 (Tue) Fadeev, L.............................................. 1251 (Wed) Fagan, J................................................. 1311 (Tue) Fahrenholtz, W...................................... 677 (Wed) Fairweather, J......................................... 268 (Tue) Fakhri, N............................................... 1148 (Tue) Fan, C..................................................... 587 (Tue) Fan, Q.................................. 25 (Mon), 117 (Mon) Fang, H................................................. 1000 (Tue) Fang, T.................................................. 1163 (Tue) Fang, W.................................................. 138 (Tue) Fantauzzi, S.........................................1257 (Mon) Fanton, M.......................... 1304 (Tue), 1308 (Tue) Fanton, M............................................1294 (Mon) Fares, S.................................................... 267 (Tue) Farmer, J...............................651 (Tue), 667 (Wed) Farooque, M......................................... 1010 (Tue) Farrell, R................................................. 851 (Tue) Farro, N.................................................. 645 (Tue) Farrow, R.............................................. 1188 (Tue) Fastenau, J........................................... 1331 (Wed) Fatouros, P............................................ 1236 (Tue) Faull, J..................................................1576 (Thu) Favero, G......................... 1499 (Wed), 1509 (Thu) Faynot, O.............................................. 936 (Wed) Fazio, M............................. 1097 (Tue), 1098 (Tue) Fazzini, P................................................ 718 (Wed) Fedkin, M............................................... 394 (Tue) Fedkina, M............................................378 (Mon) Feezell, D................................................ 851 (Tue) Fehrmann, G........................................ 1409 (Tue) Feist, B................................................... 821 (Wed) Felder-Flesch, D.................................... 1094 (Tue) Feliciano, I............................................ 1368 (Tue) Feliu Jr., S............................................... 669 (Wed) 111

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Fellows, N............................................... 851 (Tue) Felmy, A................................................ 1535 (Tue) Feng, F.................................................... 467 (Tue) Feng, G.................................................. 262 (Wed) Fenouillet-Beranger, C.......................... 936 (Wed) Fenton, K............................................. 1425 (Wed) Fergus, J.................................................. 323 (Tue) Fernandes, M.......................................... 158 (Tue) Fernandez, F........................................... 755 (Tue) Fernandez-Lázaro, F.............................. 1103 (Tue) Ferraro, R.............................................. 1060 (Tue) Ferreira de Morais, R........ 574 (Wed), 1036 (Wed) Ferreira, F................................................946 (Thu) Figueiredo, M...................................... 1377 (Wed) Filipek, R.............................................. 1545 (Tue) Filipek, S.................................................514 (Thu) Filippini, D..........................................1269 (Mon) Filippone, S......................................... 1119 (Wed) Filoramo, A.......................................... 1136 (Wed) Finck, B.................................................1219 (Thu) Finklea, H............................................ 1480 (Wed) Firestone, M........................................... 448 (Tue) Firrincieli, A.............................................37 (Mon) Firsich, D............................................... 192 (Wed) Fischer, A...............................................430 (Mon) Fischer, M............................................1261 (Mon) Fisher, M................................................740 (Mon) Fitch, A................................................ 1561 (Wed) Fitzgerald, E..........................................1334 (Thu) Flake, J....................................................913 (Thu) Flandre, D...............................................951 (Thu) Flandre, D............... 946 (Thu), 960 (Fri), 962 (Fri) Fleetwood, D........ 795 (Tue), 798 (Tue), 807 (Tue) Fletcher, I................................................ 151 (Tue) Flock, M...................................................24 (Mon) Flores, S............................................... 1242 (Wed) Floresca, H...........................................1300 (Mon) Flynn, P................................................... 404 (Tue) Fogel, K.................................................. 714 (Wed) Foggiato, J............................................. 562 (Wed) Fojas, A..................................................294 (Mon) Foley, K.................................................. 614 (Wed) Foley, M.................................................. 631 (Tue) Föll, H................................. 908 (Wed), 909 (Thu), .............................................910 (Thu), 911 (Thu) Fontaine, J................................................ 238 (Fri) Foong, T...................................................85 (Mon) Forcelli, P.............................................. 1412 (Tue) Ford, J................................................... 1535 (Tue) Ford, W.................................................. 613 (Wed) Forster, M............................................. 1366 (Tue) Fortini, A............................................... 192 (Wed) Foss, C.................................................... 401 (Tue) Foti, G.................................................. 1015 (Tue) Fox, C..................................16 (Mon), 1508 (Thu) Francis, S................................................ 798 (Tue) Franco, A......................... 574 (Wed), 1036 (Wed), .......................................... 1052 (Tue), 1342 (Tue) Frank, A.................................................. 396 (Tue) Frank, O............................525 (Mon), 1167 (Wed) Franklin, S.............................................. 534 (Tue) Frantz, E............................................... 1304 (Tue) Frasconi, M...................... 1499 (Wed), 1509 (Thu) Fratus, T.................................................... 238 (Fri) Freeman, A.......................................... 1418 (Wed) Frenkel, A..............................................299 (Mon) Friebel, D............................... 408 (Tue), 413 (Tue) Friesen, C........................... 977 (Mon), 1345 (Tue) Frites, M................................................. 887 (Tue) Frollini, E.............................................. 1055 (Tue) Fry, A...................................................... 628 (Tue) Fu, W............................... 1122 (Wed), 1211 (Thu) Fu, Y....................................... 308 (Tue), 398 (Tue) Fuccillo, M........................... 12 (Mon), 1350 (Tue) Fuchigami, T..........................................615 (Mon) Fuchs, A................................. 1 (Mon), 1053 (Tue) Fuentes, R..............................................305 (Mon) Fuhrer, M.............................................1175 (Mon) Fujimoto, C....................... 303 (Mon), 1063 (Tue)

Fujita, M................................................. 164 (Tue) Fukuda, M............................................. 719 (Wed) Fukui, N................................................ 1205 (Tue) Fukumoto, M......................................... 698 (Tue) Fukunaka, Y......................................... 1039 (Wed) Fukuta, K................................................ 312 (Tue) Fukuzumi, S...................... 1096 (Tue), 1100 (Tue), ....................................... 1103 (Tue), 1255 (Mon), ...................................... 1267 (Mon), 1272 (Mon) Fukuzumi, S.......................................... 1106 (Tue) Fuller, T...............................116 (Mon), 484 (Wed) Fultz, B..................................................434 (Mon) Furczon, M.............................................236 (Thu) Furtak, T................................................523 (Mon) Fury, M..................................................729 (Mon) Fuse, G.................................................... 694 (Tue)

George, J................................................. 646 (Tue) Georgieva, L........................................... 405 (Tue) Ger, M.................................................. 1001 (Tue) Ger, M................................. 649 (Tue), 1028 (Tue) Gerard, I................................................ 907 (Wed) Gering, K............................................... 249 (Wed) Germain, M..........................................1454 (Thu) Gerngroß, M...........................................910 (Thu) Gervasio, D.......................1070 (Tue), 1447 (Wed) Gerver, R................................................ 253 (Wed) Ghantous, D........................................... 134 (Tue) Ghicov, A................................................ 446 (Tue) Ghobar, O..............................................779 (Mon) Ghosh, S................................................ 489 (Wed) Ghyselen, B......... 695 (Tue), 707 (Tue), 947 (Thu) Gianesello, F............................................. 961 (Fri) Gibson, H.........................1122 (Wed), 1236 (Tue) Gila, B..................................................... 878 (Tue) Gilbert, R..........606 (Wed), 607 (Wed), 612 (Wed) Gillaspie, D............................................... 92 (Tue) Gimenez, S.............................................948 (Thu) Gimenez-Romero, D........................... 1435 (Wed) Giorgi, J................................................. 560 (Wed) Giusi, G.................................................782 (Mon) Glass, R.................................................1503 (Thu) Glenk, F................................................ 1198 (Tue) Gloukhov, P........................................... 668 (Wed) Gluck, S................................................1573 (Thu) Gnanaprakasa, T..................................1183 (Mon) Gnanaraj, J............................................437 (Mon) Godey, S................................................. 708 (Tue) Godoy, A................................ 944 (Thu), 959 (Fri) Goeke, R................................................ 485 (Wed) Goenaga, G............................................ 330 (Tue) Goforth, S..............................................302 (Mon) Gogotsi, Y...........................287 (Wed), 1191 (Tue) Goh, A.................................................... 878 (Tue) Golbert, J............................................... 286 (Wed) Goldschmidtboeing, F......................... 1040 (Wed) Goluch, E............................................... 586 (Tue) Gomadam, P........................................1083 (Mon) Gomes, C............................................. 1377 (Wed) Goncalves, A..................... 899 (Wed), 901 (Wed), ........................................... 903 (Wed), 906 (Wed) Gong, C................................................ 1314 (Tue) Gong, H.................................................. 886 (Tue) Gong, J.................................. 811 (Tue), 894 (Tue) Gong, J.................................. 48 (Mon), 64 (Mon) Gong, Y................................ 378 (Mon), 394 (Tue) Gonzalez, E......494 (Wed), 1055 (Tue), 1347 (Tue) Gonzalez-Martin, A................................ 398 (Tue) Gonzalez-Rodriguez, D.......................1261 (Mon) Gopalakrishnan, G................................ 260 (Wed) Gopalakrishnan, R.................................514 (Thu) Gopalan, S......................... 369 (Mon), 370 (Mon) Gorbenko, V......................................... 1161 (Tue) Gordaninejad, F..................... 1 (Mon), 1053 (Tue) Gösele, U................................................ 278 (Tue) Gosh, S................................................. 1148 (Tue) Gossard, A............................................1336 (Thu) Gotts, H.................................................. 704 (Tue) Gouget-Laemmel, A.............................. 904 (Wed) Goupalov, S....................... 752 (Tue), 1171 (Mon) Gourdin, G............................................. 146 (Tue) Govindarajan, R....................................734 (Mon) Govoreanu, B.........................................831 (Thu) Gowda, S......... 439 (Mon), 459 (Tue), 1458 (Thu) Gowtham, M........................................ 1185 (Tue) Goyal, R................................................ 1093 (Tue) Gozin, M............................................. 1251 (Wed) Graetzel, M..............................................84 (Mon) Graff, R................................................ 1481 (Wed) Grand, P............................ 896 (Wed), 1449 (Wed) Granville, S............................................. 108 (Tue) Grasser, T................................................ 793 (Tue) Grate, J.............................1527 (Tue), 1556 (Wed) Gratzl, M.............................................1522 (Mon) Grebel, H..... 676 (Wed), 1296 (Mon), 1325 (Wed) Greeley, J............................................... 495 (Wed)

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Gabrielli, C.......................................... 1435 (Wed) Gabrisch, H.............................................13 (Mon) Gadacz, G.............................................. 289 (Wed) Gaillard, T...............................................954 (Thu) Gale, K.................................................. 1412 (Tue) Gall, K..................................................1511 (Thu) Gallagher, K........................................... 484 (Wed) Gallani, J.............................................. 1094 (Tue) Gallaway, J............................................ 1084 (Tue) Gallaway, J.............................................972 (Mon) Gallo, E................................................1257 (Mon) Gallon, C............................................... 936 (Wed) Galloway, A.........................................1184 (Mon) Galloway, K............................................ 807 (Tue) Galvan, J................................................ 669 (Wed) Gamiz, F.................................. 944 (Thu), 959 (Fri) Gan, J.................................... 33 (Mon), 113 (Tue) Gan, L.................................................. 1124 (Wed) Gandhiraman, R.................................. 1493 (Wed) Gann, S.................................................1505 (Thu) Gao, F...................................................1453 (Thu) Gao, J..................................................... 292 (Wed) Gao, M.....................................................61 (Mon) Garavito, R.......................................... 1436 (Wed) Garcia, B................................................305 (Mon) Garcia, R..............................................1255 (Mon) Garcia, R.............................................. 1117 (Wed) Garcia, T.............................................. 1131 (Wed) García-Iglesias, M................................1263 (Mon) Garcia-Jareno, J................................... 1435 (Wed) Garcia Ruiz, F............................................ 959 (Fri) Gardiner, M............................................ 382 (Tue) Gardner, N.............................................842 (Mon) Garich, H.............................................. 1017 (Tue) Garing, K.............................................. 1020 (Tue) Garnett, M............................................ 1403 (Tue) Garofalini, S........................................... 279 (Tue) Garrett, G.............................. 850 (Tue), 885 (Tue) Garrido, J............................................... 605 (Wed) Gärtner, R............................................. 1044 (Tue) Garzon, F.............................. 274 (Tue), 415 (Tue), .......................423 (Tue), 1501 (Thu), 1552 (Wed) Gaska, R............................... 846 (Mon), 850 (Tue) Gaskill, D...... 1294 (Mon), 1304 (Tue), 1306 (Tue) Gaskill, K.............................................. 1309 (Tue) Gatineau, J.............................................837 (Thu) Gatto, I..................................................293 (Mon) Gaubert, P...............................................916 (Thu) Gaur, S.................................................. 1059 (Tue) Gause, C.............................................. 1126 (Wed) Gautier, P............................................... 718 (Wed) Ge, C.....................................................741 (Mon) Ge, J............... 1202 (Tue), 1211 (Thu), 1236 (Tue) Gebala, M.............................................1394 (Thu) Gebhart, L......................... 1017 (Tue), 1019 (Tue) Geer, R.................................................1298 (Mon) Gelb, J.................................................... 288 (Wed) Gelling, V............................................... 672 (Wed) Gennett, T............................. 384 (Tue), 388 (Tue) Gentile, M.............................................. 644 (Tue) Gentz, K................................................. 635 (Tue)

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Green, R.............................................. 1430 (Wed) Greenbaum, E..................................... 1423 (Wed) Grennberg, H....................................... 1316 (Tue) Grew, K................................................... 309 (Tue) Grgicak, C............................................. 560 (Wed) Grice, C...............................12 (Mon), 358 (Wed), ...........................................361 (Wed), 1350 (Tue) Groß, M................................................ 1044 (Tue) Groeseneken, G.....................................969 (Mon) Grogger, C...............................................24 (Mon) Gros, C................................................1272 (Mon) Gross, Z...............................................1253 (Mon) Groves, A................................................ 388 (Tue) Grubbs, R................................................ 754 (Tue) Grugeon, S.............................246 (Fri), 1468 (Tue) Gryko, D..............................................1270 (Mon) Guénifi, N..............................................779 (Mon) Gu, X.....................................................744 (Mon) Guay, D.................................................. 276 (Tue) Guay, D.....................................................9 (Mon) Gubala, V............................................. 1493 (Wed) Guder, M.................................................55 (Mon) Gudur, S................................................. 646 (Tue) Guegan, G................................................ 961 (Fri) Guerfi, A................................................433 (Mon) Guerin, L............................................... 821 (Wed) Guetaz, L............................................... 504 (Wed) Guillemet, P............................................ 149 (Tue) Guillemoles, J........................................968 (Mon) Guillon, D............................................ 1094 (Tue) Guiot, E..................................................947 (Thu) Guiver, M............................................. 1061 (Tue) Guix, M................................................ 1190 (Tue) Gujar, T...................................................509 (Thu) Gulbinska, M..........................................216 (Thu) Gulbrandsen, E.................................... 1003 (Wed) Guldi, D......... 1095 (Tue), 1097 (Tue), 1098 (Tue), .....................1100 (Tue), 1105 (Tue), 1117 (Wed), ..................1118 (Wed), 1125 (Wed), 1126 (Wed), ..................1136 (Wed), 1207 (Thu), 1261 (Mon), ...................................... 1263 (Mon), 1264 (Mon) Gunasekaran, A................................... 1005 (Wed) Guntow, U..............................................511 (Thu) Guntuka, S............................................. 331 (Tue) Guo, L.................................................... 570 (Wed) Guo, S..................................................... 331 (Tue) Guo, X................................................. 1385 (Wed) Gupta, S...................................................80 (Mon) Gupte, A................................................. 888 (Tue) Gurau, B................................................ 361 (Wed) Gurau, V................................................. 271 (Tue) Gust, D................................................ 1128 (Wed) Guter, W................................................. 882 (Tue) Guthrie, J............................................... 491 (Wed) Gutierrez, A...........................................868 (Mon) Gutkind, J............................................ 1419 (Wed) Guzman, R............................................. 328 (Tue) Gwenin, C............................................ 1529 (Tue) Gwilliam, R............................................ 747 (Tue) Gyrenko, A........................................... 1450 (Tue) Gyrenko, D........................................... 1450 (Tue)

Hai, B................................................... 1378 (Wed) Haile, S............................381 (Mon), 1441 (Wed), ....................................... 1442 (Wed), 1445 (Wed) Haim, G................................................ 1319 (Tue) Halalay, I.............................................. 1064 (Tue) Haldar, P...............................................1461 (Thu) Haley, C................................................ 1099 (Tue) Halimaoui, A........................ 708 (Tue), 955 (Thu) Hall, P..................................................... 151 (Tue) Hall, T................................. 358 (Wed), 361 (Wed) Haller, K.................................................. 533 (Tue) Halsall, B............................................. 1385 (Wed) Halsall, M............................................... 747 (Tue) Hamada, T..............................................839 (Thu) Hamblin, M......................................... 1240 (Wed) Hambourger, M................................... 1128 (Wed) Hammoud, A..........................................952 (Thu) Hamrock, S........................ 1057 (Tue), 1058 (Tue) Han, B..................................................... 321 (Tue) Han, D....................................................213 (Thu) Han, J.................830 (Thu), 834 (Thu), 837 (Thu) Han, J..................................................1281 (Mon) Han, K................................... 60 (Mon), 600 (Tue) Han, K.....................................................59 (Mon) Han, K.....................................................56 (Mon) Han, T..................................................1515 (Mon) Hanashi, T............................................. 609 (Wed) Hane, M.................................................. 693 (Tue) Hanke-Rauschenbach, R...... 365 (Thu), 395 (Tue) Hanlon, G.............................................380 (Mon) Hansen, D............................................1463 (Thu) Hao, Y.................................................. 1442 (Wed) Haqdar, F................................................ 659 (Tue) Haque, I.................................................. 637 (Tue) Harada, Y............................. 265 (Tue), 1341 (Tue) Harb, J.................................................1082 (Mon) Harich, K............................................. 1122 (Wed) Harima, H............................................... 698 (Tue) Harinder Pal Singh, M.......................... 1062 (Tue) Harley, C.............................18 (Mon), 1495 (Wed) Harrington, D....................10 (Mon), 1431 (Wed), ............................................................ 1443 (Wed) Harrington, S......................655 (Tue), 1448 (Wed) Harriott, G........................ 260 (Wed), 1433 (Wed) Harris, H................................................ 720 (Wed) Harris, S.................................................. 143 (Tue) Harry, C., D..........................................1211 (Thu) Hartgerink, J........................................ 1244 (Wed) Hartl, K................................................... 322 (Tue) Hartmann, J.......................................... 718 (Wed) Hartmann, J........................................... 707 (Tue) Hartnagel, U......................................... 1094 (Tue) Hartnig, C.............................................. 273 (Tue) Hartzell, J................................................776 (Thu) Harutyunyan, A................................... 1139 (Tue) Hasan, M............................. 429 (Mon), 980 (Tue) Hasegawa, C........................................... 703 (Tue) Hashimoto, M........................................ 584 (Tue) Hasobe, T...... 1100 (Tue), 1273 (Tue), 1286 (Mon) Hason, S..............................................1517 (Mon) Hasuike, N.............................................. 698 (Tue) Hasunuma, R.......800 (Tue), 801 (Tue), 813 (Wed) Hata, Y................................................... 723 (Wed) Hata, Y................................................. 1496 (Wed) Hatada, Y............................................. 1429 (Wed) Hatake, D.............................................. 1351 (Tue) Hatakeyama, K...................... 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Hattori, M............................777 (Thu), 780 (Mon) Hattori, T...............................................780 (Mon) Hauf, M................................................. 605 (Wed) Haugen, G............................................ 1057 (Tue) Hayase, M............................................... 995 (Tue) Hayashi, A.............................................. 462 (Tue) Hayashi, N.............................................. 324 (Tue) Hayashi, O..............................................943 (Thu) Hayashi, T............................................... 800 (Tue) Hayashi, Y.............................................. 813 (Wed) Hayd, J....................................................511 (Thu) He, G.................................................... 1025 (Tue)

He, Q.................119 (Mon), 310 (Tue), 344 (Wed) He, W..................................................... 828 (Wed) He, X............... 126 (Mon), 194 (Wed), 204 (Wed) He, Y..................................................... 1276 (Tue) He, Y.....................................................1395 (Thu) Heaton, T...............................................977 (Mon) Heben, M.........384 (Tue), 1165 (Wed), 1186 (Tue) Hecht, E................................................ 1539 (Tue) Heiermann, W....................... 695 (Tue), 707 (Tue) Heindl, R............................................. 1323 (Wed) Heine, T................................ 386 (Tue), 407 (Tue), ......................................... 1108 (Tue), 1232 (Thu) Heineman, W................ 1385 (Wed), 1416 (Wed), ............................................................. 1534 (Tue) Heinrich, B........................................... 1094 (Tue) Heller, A.................................................... 242 (Fri) Hellings, G............................................ 717 (Wed) Hellstrom, S.......................................... 1189 (Tue) Henderson, C....................................... 1053 (Tue) Henderson, C............................................1 (Mon) Henderson, W.......................................122 (Mon) Hendler, N........................................... 1251 (Wed) Hendy, G............................. 34 (Mon), 1405 (Tue) Henry de Villeneuve, C......................... 904 (Wed) Henshaw, G......................................... 1548 (Wed) Heo, K................................................... 1197 (Tue) Heo, Y..................................................... 336 (Tue) Hepel, M................. 4 (Mon), 591 (Tue), 592 (Tue) Hernandez, M........................................ 343 (Tue) Hernandez-Maldonado, A........................ 93 (Tue) Herranz, M..................... 1117 (Wed), 1125 (Wed) Herrera Calderon, E.............................. 1015 (Tue) Herring, A........................... 420 (Tue), 523 (Mon), ....................... 1057 (Tue), 1058 (Tue), 1059 (Tue) Hersam, M............................................ 1143 (Tue) Hershkowitz, F.......................................375 (Mon) Hertz, J................................................. 1549 (Wed) Herz, H................................................. 1044 (Tue) Hesketh, P............................................ 1551 (Wed) Hesketh, P.............................................1511 (Thu) Hess, D................................................... 583 (Tue) Hettige, C............................................ 1560 (Wed) Heyns, M...........................717 (Wed), 1315 (Tue), ........................................ 1332 (Wed), 1337 (Thu) Heyns, M...............................................969 (Mon) Hibbs, M........... 303 (Mon), 397 (Tue), 1063 (Tue) Hibino, T.................................................47 (Mon) Hichri, H................................................771 (Thu) Hickner, M............................................. 397 (Tue) Hicks, B.................................................865 (Mon) Hicks-Garner, J...................................... 261 (Wed) Hidai, S................................................. 1341 (Tue) Hierlemann, A..................................... 1546 (Wed) Higashi, S............................................ 1496 (Wed) Hightower, A....................................... 1441 (Wed) Higuchi, E................................................. 243 (Fri) Hilger, A................................ 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Hill, J...................................................... 533 (Tue) Hill, M....................................................829 (Thu) Hillman, A...........................................1518 (Mon) Hines, J.................................................1506 (Thu) Hinkle, C..............................................1338 (Thu) Hinkley, J................................................ 403 (Tue) Hirahara, K............................................ 812 (Wed) Hirai, T...................................................... 239 (Fri) Hirano, A............................................... 823 (Wed) Hirosawa, I.............................................777 (Thu) Hirose, F................................................. 812 (Wed) Hirota, Y.................................................777 (Thu) Hirsch, A............................ 1094 (Tue), 1100 (Tue) Hirsch, B..............................................1077 (Mon) Hirvonen, S.............................................71 (Mon) Hiwatari, Y.............................................. 981 (Tue) Hjalmarson, H........................................ 702 (Tue) Ho, J...................................................... 761 (Wed) Ho, T....................................................... 787 (Tue) Ho, W...................................................1233 (Thu) Ho, Y........................................................33 (Mon) Hobbs, D...............................................379 (Mon)

H

Ha, J........................................................ 804 (Tue) Ha, J........................................................ 892 (Tue) Haas, O................................. 155 (Tue), 156 (Tue), .............................................214 (Thu), 234 (Thu) Habazaki, H............................................920 (Thu) Habuka, H.............................................. 713 (Tue) Hack, M.................................................. 847 (Tue) Hackim, A..............................................620 (Mon) Haddon, R............................................ 1150 (Tue) Hadjisavvas, G........................................ 795 (Tue) Haendler, S............................................... 961 (Fri) Hafner, S................................................. 591 (Tue) Hagerhall, C........................................1271 (Mon) Hahm, S...................................................41 (Mon) Hahn, B.................................................841 (Mon) Hahn, U...............................................1263 (Mon) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Hoff, A................................ 606 (Wed), 612 (Wed) Hoffman, J...........................................1291 (Mon) Hoffmann, T.......................................... 935 (Wed) Hofmann, B........................................... 605 (Wed) Holappa, L............................................1502 (Thu) Hollenkamp, T........................................ 147 (Tue) Holloway, B......................................... 1126 (Wed) Homer, M.............................................1573 (Thu) Homma, I............................................... 316 (Tue) Homma, T............................ 919 (Thu), 993 (Tue) Hong, C.................................................. 999 (Tue) Hong, C.................................................. 986 (Tue) Hong, J................................................... 337 (Tue) Hong, J....................................................32 (Mon) Hong, M............................ 827 (Wed), 1335 (Thu) Hong, S................................................... 180 (Tue) Hong, S.................................................. 195 (Wed) Hong, W................................................. 806 (Tue) Hong, Y................................................. 1067 (Tue) Hönicke, P............................................. 900 (Wed) Honma, Y............................................. 1351 (Tue) Hooten, D............................................... 884 (Tue) Horiba, K................................................ 265 (Tue) Horibe, H................................................921 (Thu) Horii, S................................................... 713 (Tue) Horikawa, Y.......................................... 1341 (Tue) Horng, R................................................873 (Mon) Horrocks, B............................................. 749 (Tue) Horvat-Radosevic, V................................70 (Mon) Hosoi, T................................................. 817 (Wed) Hosokawa, A..........................................438 (Mon) Hossain, M............................................970 (Mon) Hou, H...................................................871 (Mon) Hou, Y................................................... 1148 (Tue) Houk, R........................... 1511 (Thu), 1551 (Wed) House, C............................................... 1471 (Tue) House, K............................................... 1471 (Tue) Hsieh, P............. 282 (Tue), 1029 (Tue), 1030 (Tue) Hsih, H....................................................22 (Mon) Hsiung, C.............................. 33 (Mon), 113 (Tue) Hsu, A..................................................... 191 (Tue) Hsu, C....................................................873 (Mon) Hsu, C..................................................... 165 (Tue) Hsu, C.................................................. 1498 (Wed) Hsu, C....................................................735 (Mon) Hsu, F...................................................... 996 (Tue) Hsu, H.....................................................52 (Mon) Hsu, H................................................... 347 (Wed) Hsu, H.....................................................82 (Mon) Hsu, P.................................................... 1027 (Tue) Hsu, P................................................... 1498 (Wed) Hsu, S..................................................... 529 (Tue) Hu, H.....................................................873 (Mon) Hu, J......................................................298 (Mon) Hu, M..................................................... 450 (Tue) Hu, M..................................................1294 (Mon) Hu, S....................................................... 599 (Tue) Hu, S.................................................... 1498 (Wed) Hu, S....................................................... 986 (Tue) Hu, X...............85 (Mon), 1124 (Wed), 1196 (Tue) Hu, X...................................................... 850 (Tue) Hu, Y....................................................... 787 (Tue) Hu, Y.....................................................1464 (Thu) Huang, C................................................ 640 (Tue) Huang, C............... 98 (Tue), 103 (Tue), 189 (Tue), ........................... 528 (Mon), 539 (Tue), 858 (Tue) Huang, D............................................... 496 (Wed) Huang, D................................................ 794 (Tue) Huang, D............................................... 290 (Wed) Huang, F................................................. 468 (Tue) Huang, J..................................................52 (Mon) Huang, J................................................. 110 (Tue) Huang, J................................................. 753 (Tue) Huang, L............. 866 (Mon), 875 (Tue), 876 (Tue) Huang, M............................................... 581 (Tue) Huang, P................................................ 559 (Wed) Huang, Q.............................................. 1085 (Tue) Huang, S..................................................29 (Mon) Huang, S................................................. 765 (Tue)

Huang, S.............................................. 1133 (Wed) Huang, W............................................... 599 (Tue) Huang, W............................................... 105 (Tue) Huang, X................................................214 (Thu) Huang, Y................................................ 670 (Wed) Huang, Y............................................... 1158 (Tue) Hucke, T............................................... 1409 (Tue) Huening, J............................................. 815 (Wed) Huggins, R............................. 195 (Wed), 237 (Fri) Hughes, H................................................. 89 (Tue) Huh, C................................................... 759 (Wed) Hull, D.................................................1523 (Mon) Hullavarad, N.........................................922 (Thu) Hullavarad, S..........................................922 (Thu) Hult, B....................................................216 (Thu) Humayun, M....................................... 1423 (Wed) Hung, H.................................................. 859 (Tue) Hung, S..................................................865 (Mon) Hung, W.............................................. 1498 (Wed) Hunsweck, M...................................... 1038 (Wed) Hunt, M.................................................. 749 (Tue) Hur, S................................................... 1009 (Wed) Hurley, P................................................. 799 (Tue) Hurtubise, R..........................................976 (Mon) Huth, A................................................. 1340 (Tue) Hvastkovs, E........................................1523 (Mon) Hwang, C............................................... 889 (Tue) Hwang, C............................. 808 (Tue), 810 (Tue), ...........................830 (Thu), 834 (Thu), 837 (Thu) Hwang, J............................................... 1071 (Tue) Hwang, J................................................862 (Mon) Hwang, K.................................................. 95 (Tue) Hwang, T................................................ 767 (Tue)

Ito, T......................................................744 (Mon) Ito, Y.................................. 1204 (Tue), 1205 (Tue) Ito, Y......................................................616 (Mon) Ivanauskas, F.......................................... 853 (Tue) Ivanescu, S......................... 1414 (Tue), 1427 (Tue) Ivanov, A............................................. 1040 (Wed) Ivaska, A..............................................1515 (Mon) Ivaska, A..................................................71 (Mon) Ivers-Tiffee, E..................... 511 (Thu), 1439 (Wed) Ivnitski, D.........................1451 (Thu), 1452 (Thu) Iwadate, A............................. 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Iwamoto, K............................................ 823 (Wed) Iwasa, S................................................... 179 (Tue) Iwasaki, Y.............................................. 1351 (Tue) Iyer, S................................................... 1385 (Wed) Izumi, N............................................... 1204 (Tue) Izzo, E.................................................... 567 (Wed)

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Ichii, T............................... 111 (Tue), 1281 (Mon) Ichitsubo, T...........................................120 (Mon) Ider, M.................................................... 393 (Tue) Idrisi, H................................................. 933 (Wed) Ieamsupapong, S.................................... 652 (Tue) Igarashi, K............................................. 610 (Wed) Iijima, N............................................... 1360 (Tue) Iijima, R................................................. 722 (Wed) Ikebukuro, K.......................................... 609 (Wed) Ikeda, A............................................... 1252 (Wed) Ikeda, A............................................... 1374 (Wed) Ikeda, K................................................. 719 (Wed) Ikeda, S................................................1256 (Mon) Ikeda, T................................................... 265 (Tue) Ikuhara, Y............................................... 112 (Tue) Im, D...................................................... 175 (Tue) Imahori, H....................... 1110 (Tue), 1254 (Mon) Imai, H.................................................. 571 (Wed) Inaba, M................................................ 207 (Wed) Inada, N..................................................839 (Thu) Ince, M................................................1261 (Mon) Ingebrandt, S......................................... 605 (Wed) Ino, K................................................... 1386 (Wed) Inokuchi, A............................................ 703 (Tue) Inoue, H................................................... 243 (Fri) Inoue, H................................................. 312 (Tue) Inoue, T................................................. 817 (Wed) Inoue, Y...............................................1256 (Mon) Ion, L..................................... 108 (Tue), 109 (Tue) Iqbal, S.................................................... 637 (Tue) Iqbal, Z................................................. 1188 (Tue) Irish, N................................................... 143 (Tue) Irle, S................................1219 (Thu), 1229 (Thu) Irvine, J................................................ 1479 (Wed) Ishibashi, M.......................................... 1114 (Tue) Ishida, H.............................................. 1563 (Wed) Ishigaki, T............................................... 712 (Tue) Ishihara, A............................................. 571 (Wed) Ishikawa, I.............................................. 663 (Tue) Ishikawa, Y........... 93 (Tue), 161 (Tue), 1353 (Tue) Ishikawa, Y............................................... 963 (Fri) Islam, M.............................................. 1376 (Wed) Itagaki, M........................1002 (Tue), 1429 (Wed), ............................................................ 1494 (Wed)

J

Jablonowska, E....................................1516 (Mon) Jackson, G.............................................298 (Mon) Jacobs, B................................................ 291 (Wed) Jacobs, P................................................ 1312 (Tue) Jacobs, R................................................620 (Mon) Jacobson, A............................................ 290 (Wed) Jadhav, S.............................................. 1436 (Wed) Jafarpour, A........................................... 819 (Wed) Jagannathan, H..................................... 722 (Wed) Jakob, M............................................... 1102 (Tue) Jamison, P.............................................. 722 (Wed) Janata, J......1389 (Wed), 1512 (Mon), 1536 (Tue), .................... 1542 (Tue), 1557 (Wed), 1564 (Wed) Jänes, A................................ 460 (Tue), 1050 (Tue) Jang, J..................................................... 338 (Tue) Jang, J.................................................. 1483 (Wed) Jang, K.................................. 856 (Tue), 857 (Tue), ............................................ 0860 (Tue), 861 (Tue) Janik, M..............................346 (Wed), 1355 (Tue) Jansen, A................................................ 139 (Tue) Jaroszeski, M.......................................... 606 (Wed) Jasielec, J............................................... 1545 (Tue) Jawan, H................................................ 678 (Wed) Jayaprakash, N....................................... 178 (Tue) Jayasimhadri, M..................................... 857 (Tue) Jayaweera, P............................................ 421 (Tue) Jayne, K....... 1018 (Tue), 1383 (Wed), 1437 (Wed) Jean-Philippe, B................................... 1118 (Wed) Jean-Pierre, M....................................... 1362 (Tue) Jelen, F............................. 1517 (Mon), 1528 (Tue) Jeon, D................................................. 1305 (Tue) Jeon, J..................................................... 849 (Tue) Jeon, K....................................................774 (Thu) Jeon, K.................................................... 387 (Tue) Jeon, M..................................................301 (Mon) Jeon, M..................................................300 (Mon) Jeon, Y.................................................... 538 (Tue) Jeong, G.................................................. 169 (Tue) Jeong, H.................................................738 (Mon) Jeong, J.................................. 856 (Tue), 857 (Tue) Jeong, J.................................. 860 (Tue), 861 (Tue) Jeong, J.................................................. 575 (Wed) Jeong, J................................................... 857 (Tue) Jeong, W................................................. 767 (Tue) Jeong, Y.................................................. 390 (Tue) Jernigan, G........................ 1304 (Tue), 1306 (Tue) Ji, C........................................................625 (Mon) Ji, L.................................... 304 (Mon), 428 (Mon) Ji, S......................................................... 806 (Tue) Ji, Z......................................................... 797 (Tue) Jia, Q.................................... 12 (Mon), 1350 (Tue) Jiang, C.................................................. 204 (Wed) Jiang, C...............................126 (Mon), 194 (Wed) Jiang, C.................................................. 292 (Wed) Jiang, L................................................... 191 (Tue) Jiang, L................................................. 1014 (Tue) Jiang, P.................................................... 888 (Tue) Jiang, T................................................... 146 (Tue) Jiang, W.................................................. 587 (Tue) Jiang, W.................................80 (Mon), 510 (Thu) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

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Jiang, X.................................................. 685 (Wed) Jiang, Z................................................... 665 (Tue) Jih, F....................................................... 811 (Tue) Jimenez, A...........................................1263 (Mon) Jimenez-Morales, A............................... 669 (Wed) Jin, B................................. 260 (Wed), 1433 (Wed) Jin, C...................................................... 178 (Tue) Jin, M...................................................... 186 (Tue) Jinnouchi, R......................................... 1363 (Tue) Job, N.................................................... 504 (Wed) John, R................................................... 476 (Tue) Johnson, G.......................1451 (Thu), 1452 (Thu) Johnson, W....... 865 (Mon), 870 (Mon), 878 (Tue) Jones, B................................................. 1403 (Tue) Jones, B................................................... 147 (Tue) Jones, T..................................................... 244 (Fri) Jonke, A................................................ 1536 (Tue) Josell, D.................................................978 (Mon) Joseph, P................................................. 475 (Tue) Joshi, P....................................................776 (Thu) Joshi, S................................................... 677 (Wed) Josowicz, M.....................1389 (Wed), 1536 (Tue), ............................................................ 1557 (Wed) Josowicz, M.......................................... 1542 (Tue) Junco, E................................................ 1411 (Tue) Jung, C................................................... 102 (Tue) Jung, H................................................... 178 (Tue) Jung, I..................................................1295 (Mon) Jung, J......................................................41 (Mon) Jung, J......................................................43 (Mon) Jung, J....................................................... 97 (Tue) Jung, K.................. 173 (Tue), 174 (Tue), 181 (Tue) Jung, L................................... 709 (Tue), 927 (Tue) Jung, S.................................................... 927 (Tue) Jung, S.....................................................38 (Mon) Juodkazis, S.........................................1277 (Mon) Jurca, H.................................................. 897 (Wed) Jurczak, M............................................. 935 (Wed) Jurczak, M..............................................831 (Thu) Jureviciute, I........................................1518 (Mon)

Kang, K................................................... 712 (Tue) Kang, S.................................................1457 (Thu) Kang, S................................................... 396 (Tue) Kang, S................................................... 183 (Tue) Kang, S.................................... 97 (Tue), 107 (Tue) Kang, W..................................................953 (Thu) Kang, W.............................. 455 (Tue), 1465 (Thu) Kang, X................................................... 979 (Tue) Kangas, K...................................................6 (Mon) Kania, L.................................................377 (Mon) Kanis, M.................................................918 (Thu) Kanwal, A............................................. 1188 (Tue) Kanyogoro, N........................................... 89 (Tue) Kao, C..................................................... 929 (Tue) Kappes, M......................... 1141 (Tue), 1221 (Thu) Karan, K..................................................513 (Thu) Karan, N............................... 161 (Tue), 236 (Thu) Karaseva, E............................................. 184 (Tue) Kardas, G................................................ 406 (Tue) Kardjilov, N........................... 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Kareev, I............................................... 1123 (Wed) Kareev, I................................................1212 (Thu) Karuppiah, L...................... 741 (Mon), 742 (Mon) Kasai, S................................................... 595 (Tue) Kase, M.................................................. 719 (Wed) Katamreddy, R....................................... 821 (Wed) Katayama, D...........................................777 (Thu) Kätelhön, E............................................. 586 (Tue) Katiyar, R.............................. 161 (Tue), 162 (Tue), ............................................. 163 (Tue), 236 (Thu) Kato, K.................................................. 1114 (Tue) Kato, Y................................... 597 (Tue), 598 (Tue) Katz, E.............. 602 (Tue), 1346 (Tue), 1400 (Tue) Kautek, W............................................. 1366 (Tue) Kavan, L............ 84 (Mon), 281 (Tue), 525 (Mon), ...........................................531 (Tue), 1166 (Wed) Kavan, L.............................................. 1167 (Wed) Kawamrua, T.......................................... 932 (Wed) Kawano, T............................................. 1002 (Tue) Kawase, Y................................................ 656 (Tue) Kay, C................................................... 1529 (Tue) Kaya, S.................................................... 413 (Tue) Kayani, A.................................................80 (Mon) Kayinamura, Y..................................... 1424 (Wed) Kazakova, O............................................73 (Mon) Ke, X..................................................... 1312 (Tue) Keeley, G.............................................. 1313 (Tue) Keil, R...................................................1463 (Thu) Kekura, M...............................................921 (Thu) Keleher, J...............................................737 (Mon) Kelley, M................................................. 642 (Tue) Kellock, A.............................................. 724 (Wed) Kelly, J.................................................. 1085 (Tue) Kelsall, G................................................364 (Thu) Kendall, K.............................................. 350 (Wed) Kennis, J.............................................. 1128 (Wed) Kenny, D.............................................. 1525 (Tue) Kent, N................................................. 1525 (Tue) Kenyon, A.............................................. 756 (Tue) Kersen, U..............................................1502 (Thu) Kertesz, M........................ 287 (Wed), 1227 (Wed), ............................................................ 1489 (Wed) Kerzenmacher, S.................................... 572 (Wed) Khajavi, M.............................................527 (Mon) Khalap, V.............................................1182 (Mon) Khan, S................................................ 1133 (Wed) Khan, S................................................... 887 (Tue) Khatri, O..............................................1281 (Mon) Khoie, S................................................ 1526 (Tue) Khoperia, T.......................... 115 (Tue), 1289 (Tue) Khouider, A....................... 1026 (Tue), 1364 (Tue) Khoury, T....................... 1255 (Mon), 1272 (Mon) Kidwell, D............................................... 414 (Tue) Kikuchi, J............................................. 1252 (Wed) Kim, B..................................................... 641 (Tue) Kim, B......................................................36 (Mon) Kim, C....................................................774 (Thu) Kim, C..................................... 97 (Tue), 107 (Tue) Kim, D.................................................. 1061 (Tue)

Kim, D................................... 860 (Tue), 861 (Tue) Kim, D.................................................... 317 (Tue) Kim, D.................................................... 767 (Tue) Kim, D....................................................229 (Thu) Kim, D.................................................... 893 (Tue) Kim, D....................................................774 (Thu) Kim, D.................................................... 804 (Tue) Kim, D.................................................... 892 (Tue) Kim, D.................................................... 167 (Tue) Kim, D................................................... 569 (Wed) Kim, D.................................................. 1305 (Tue) Kim, G.................................. 169 (Tue), 233 (Thu) Kim, G.................................................... 808 (Tue) Kim, G................................................... 290 (Wed) Kim, G................................ 252 (Wed), 255 (Wed) Kim, H................................... 447 (Tue), 465 (Tue) Kim, H.................................................... 849 (Tue) Kim, H................................... 148 (Tue), 185 (Tue) Kim, H.................................................... 174 (Tue) Kim, H................................................... 351 (Wed) Kim, H.................................................... 338 (Tue) Kim, H.................................................... 767 (Tue) Kim, H.................................................... 183 (Tue) Kim, H................................... 27 (Mon), 316 (Tue) Kim, H....................................................226 (Thu) Kim, H................. 28 (Mon), 32 (Mon), 766 (Tue), .............................................. 804 (Tue), 806 (Tue) Kim, H..................................................1338 (Thu) Kim, H................................................... 211 (Wed) Kim, H...................................................844 (Mon) Kim, H.................................................... 326 (Tue) Kim, H...................................................738 (Mon) Kim, J...................................................... 341 (Tue) Kim, J...................................................... 852 (Tue) Kim, J..................................... 709 (Tue), 927 (Tue) Kim, J.....................................................442 (Mon) Kim, J.......................................................39 (Mon) Kim, J.......................................................32 (Mon) Kim, J...................................................... 102 (Tue) Kim, J...................................................... 804 (Tue) Kim, J................... 148 (Tue), 185 (Tue), 456 (Tue), .............................................. 458 (Tue), 473 (Tue) Kim, J............. 1314 (Tue), 1318 (Tue), 1338 (Thu) Kim, J......................................................367 (Thu) Kim, J...................................................... 992 (Tue) Kim, J.....................................................733 (Mon) Kim, J.....................................................844 (Mon) Kim, K................................... 892 (Tue), 893 (Tue) Kim, K...................................................442 (Mon) Kim, K....................................................226 (Thu) Kim, K................. 148 (Tue), 182 (Tue), 185 (Tue), ........................................... 441 (Mon), 456 (Tue), .............................................. 458 (Tue), 473 (Tue) Kim, K................................... 456 (Tue), 473 (Tue) Kim, M................................................... 641 (Tue) Kim, M................................................... 852 (Tue) Kim, M................................................. 1314 (Tue) Kim, M................................................... 992 (Tue) Kim, M............................ 1300 (Mon), 1318 (Tue) Kim, P................................................... 1310 (Tue) Kim, S.....................................................830 (Thu) Kim, S.................................... 860 (Tue), 861 (Tue) Kim, S..................................................... 173 (Tue) Kim, S..................................................... 187 (Tue) Kim, S..................................................... 169 (Tue) Kim, S.....................................................774 (Thu) Kim, S.....................................................774 (Thu) Kim, S......................................928 (Tue), 967 (Fri) Kim, S....................................................621 (Mon) Kim, S.................................................. 1558 (Wed) Kim, T..................................................... 758 (Tue) Kim, T......................................928 (Tue), 967 (Fri) Kim, U.................................................... 187 (Tue) Kim, Y......................................................42 (Mon) Kim, Y................................................... 1061 (Tue) Kim, Y.................................... 170 (Tue), 172 (Tue) Kim, Y.................................................... 728 (Wed) Kim, Y....................................................133 (Mon) Kim, Y....................................................970 (Mon)

K

Kaczer, B................................................. 793 (Tue) Kadish, K....................... 1255 (Mon), 1272 (Mon) Kadota, T................................................ 703 (Tue) Kaji, H.................................................... 584 (Tue) Kajiya, K................................................. 601 (Tue) Kalaji, M............................................... 1529 (Tue) Kalbac, M............................................ 1167 (Wed) Kalbac, M............................................ 1166 (Wed) Kalicka, I............................................... 1275 (Tue) Kalita, M............................................... 1274 (Tue) Kalkofen, B............................................. 696 (Tue) Kallis, A.................................................. 756 (Tue) Kalpathy, S................................................2 (Mon) Kaluzhina, S........................................... 664 (Tue) Kam, D...................................................226 (Thu) Kamada, H............................................. 723 (Wed) Kamakura, Y...........................................836 (Thu) Kamarudin, N...... 159 (Tue), 177 (Tue), 222 (Thu) Kamarulzaman, N................ 159 (Tue), 166 (Tue), ............................................. 177 (Tue), 222 (Thu) Kamat, A............................................... 1340 (Tue) Kamat, P......524 (Mon), 1285 (Mon), 1324 (Wed) Kameyama, T.......................................1283 (Mon) Kammerich, A...................................... 1412 (Tue) Kamrun-Nahar, M................................. 683 (Wed) Kanato, H............................................... 703 (Tue) Kanayama, T........................................... 697 (Tue) Kanda, M................................................ 111 (Tue) Kanda, T................................................. 329 (Tue) Kane, A................................................1182 (Mon) Kaneko, Y................................................ 981 (Tue) Kang, B................................................... 576 (Tue) Kang, B................................................. 1307 (Tue) Kang, B................................ 870 (Mon), 878 (Tue) Kang, C................................................... 176 (Tue) Kang, H.................................................. 892 (Tue) Kang, J.................................................. 1538 (Tue) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Kim, Y....................................................733 (Mon) Kim, Y.................................... 854 (Tue), 891 (Tue) Kim, Y....................................................738 (Mon) Kimble, M........................1018 (Tue), 1383 (Wed), ............................................................ 1437 (Wed) Kimerling, L........................................... 689 (Tue) Kimijima, K............................................ 462 (Tue) Kimura, C.............................................. 575 (Wed) Kimura, T............................... 27 (Mon), 316 (Tue) Kimura, Y............................................... 812 (Wed) King, P................................................. 1165 (Wed) King, R...................................................376 (Mon) King, S................................................... 815 (Wed) Kinoshita, Y........................................... 812 (Wed) Kinumoto, T........................................... 329 (Tue) Kirby, S................................................... 404 (Tue) Kirner, J................................................. 260 (Wed) Kiros, Y................................................... 277 (Tue) Kiros, Y................................................. 1357 (Tue) Kirsch, P.............................. 720 (Wed), 725 (Wed) Kirschhock, C....................................... 1312 (Tue) Kisor, A.................................................1573 (Thu) Kita, K.............. 715 (Wed), 721 (Wed), 785 (Mon) Kitagaki, T...............................................916 (Thu) Kitamura, T..........................................1256 (Mon) Kitano, M............................................... 656 (Tue) Kitaura, R....... 1156 (Tue), 1205 (Tue), 1216 (Thu) Kitchin, J.............................................. 1472 (Tue) Kittl, J..................................................... 690 (Tue) Kivi, I......................................................508 (Thu) Kiyota, S................................................. 666 (Tue) Kizek, R............................ 1517 (Mon), 1528 (Tue) Kjellman, T..........................................1271 (Mon) Klein, M.................................................. 267 (Tue) Klein, O................................................ 1340 (Tue) Kleinhammes, A..................................... 390 (Tue) Klekachev, A......................................... 1315 (Tue) Klemm, H...............................................912 (Thu) Klod, S..................................................1222 (Thu) Kloke, A................................................. 572 (Wed) Knauss, D............................................. 1059 (Tue) Knickle, H............................................... 385 (Tue) Knights, A............................................... 747 (Tue) Knust, K.................................................. 633 (Tue) Ko Park, S............................................... 889 (Tue) Ko, C........................................................66 (Mon) Ko, D..................................... 11 (Mon), 710 (Tue) Ko, S......................................................742 (Mon) Kobayashi, H......................................... 932 (Wed) Kobayashi, K......................................... 354 (Wed) Kobayashi, K.......................................... 265 (Tue) Kobayashi, M...................... 265 (Tue), 1341 (Tue) Kobayashia, Y........................................433 (Mon) Kobori, Y................................................. 713 (Tue) Kochawattana, S.....................................512 (Thu) Kodis, G............................................... 1128 (Wed) Koganezawa, T........................................777 (Thu) Koh, C.................................................... 979 (Tue) Koh, S.................................................... 496 (Wed) Kohen, D..............................................1337 (Thu) Kohl, P.................. 311 (Tue), 313 (Tue), 314 (Tue) Kojima, T.............................................. 1096 (Tue) Kola, A................................................. 1005 (Wed) Kolb, J.................................................... 613 (Wed) Kolbe, M................................................ 900 (Wed) Kolbesen, B........................... 15 (Mon), 55 (Mon), ........................................... 900 (Wed), 933 (Wed) Kolosnitsyn, V........................................ 184 (Tue) Komatsu, K....................... 1114 (Tue), 1220 (Thu) Kondo, T................................................. 324 (Tue) Kondo, T............................................... 1351 (Tue) Kondo, T.............................. 90 (Tue), 1280 (Mon) Kong, S................................................... 709 (Tue) Konopelski, J....................................... 1372 (Wed) Konopka, D........................................... 501 (Wed) Konya, M............................................. 1494 (Wed) Koo, H.................................................... 992 (Tue) Koo, J...................................................... 107 (Tue) Koo, O..................................................1395 (Thu)

Koo, S..................................................... 102 (Tue) Korin, E.................................................... 241 (Fri) Kormann, M........................................ 1250 (Wed) Korybut-Daszkiewicz, B........................ 1275 (Tue) Korzeniewski, C....................................1460 (Thu) Kosasang, O............................................512 (Thu) Kosemura, D........................777 (Thu), 780 (Mon) Koshel, M............................................... 283 (Tue) Koshigoe, Y............................................. 265 (Tue) Kostecki, R............................................. 198 (Wed) Kostrzewa, M......................................... 934 (Wed) Kostyrya, M............................................ 283 (Tue) Kota, S................................................. 1436 (Wed) Kotaich, K...............................................221 (Thu) Kotani, H.............................................1267 (Mon) Kottaisamy, K......................................... 479 (Tue) Kourilova, A........................................1517 (Mon) Kowal, A................................................299 (Mon) Kowalewska, B..................................... 1422 (Wed) Kowalik, R........................... 377 (Mon), 402 (Tue) Kozakai, M..............................................368 (Thu) Kozarsky, E............................................432 (Mon) Kraiya, C................................................. 188 (Tue) Kraljic Rokovic, M...................................70 (Mon) Kramer, D.............................................. 263 (Wed) Kramer, R................................................ 555 (Tue) Krames, M.............................................842 (Mon) Kranti, A..................................923 (Tue), 964 (Fri) Kranz, C................................................ 1539 (Tue) Krishnamurthy, S................................... 749 (Tue) Krishnan, C.......................................... 1403 (Tue) Krishnan, G............................................ 421 (Tue) Krishnan, S...................... 1401 (Tue), 1523 (Mon) Kroeger, H.............................................1235 (Thu) Kroener, M........................................... 1040 (Wed) Krtil, P..................................................... 310 (Tue) Kubiak, P................................................. 446 (Tue) Kubo, M.................................................. 996 (Tue) Kuboyama, Y..........................................916 (Thu) Kuc, A.............. 386 (Tue), 1108 (Tue), 1232 (Thu) Kuchibhatla, S.......................80 (Mon), 510 (Thu) Kucza, W............................................... 1545 (Tue) Kudo, A...............................................1283 (Mon) Kudo, T................................................... 316 (Tue) Kulesza, P................................ 5 (Mon), 532 (Tue), .......................................1288 (Mon), 1422 (Wed) Kulkarni, A.......................................... 1385 (Wed) Kulkarni, A............................................ 349 (Wed) Kulkarni, J...............................................73 (Mon) Kulla, E............................ 627 (Mon), 1513 (Mon) Kulp, J................................................... 1526 (Tue) Kumar, A................................................ 162 (Tue) Kumar, A................................................ 451 (Tue) Kumar, B................................................128 (Mon) Kumar, J.................................................128 (Mon) Kumar, K................................................771 (Thu) Kumar, S............................................... 1313 (Tue) Kumigashira, H..................................... 723 (Wed) Kung, C.................................................. 894 (Tue) Küngas, R...............................................508 (Thu) Kunii, Y................................................... 713 (Tue) Kunimoto, M.......................................... 993 (Tue) Kuo, H.................................................... 890 (Tue) Kuo, K..................................................... 483 (Tue) Kuo, M...................................................523 (Mon) Kuo, W.................................................... 691 (Tue) Kuo, Y.................691 (Tue), 762 (Wed), 772 (Thu) Kurak, K...................................................17 (Mon) Kurdak, C............................................ 1558 (Wed) Kuribayashi, H........................................ 801 (Tue) Kuribayashi, S........................................615 (Mon) Kurig, H..................................................508 (Thu) Kurihara, H...........................................1214 (Thu) Kuroboshi, M.................... 618 (Mon), 623 (Mon) Kuroda, A............................................ 1496 (Wed) Kuroda, R.............................. 796 (Tue), 916 (Thu) Kuroiwa, Y.............................................. 598 (Tue) Kurzawski, P......................................... 1546 (Wed) Kutner, W............................................ 1500 (Wed)

Kutner, W............................................. 1109 (Tue) Kuvychko, I.........................8 (Mon), 1121 (Wed), ....................................... 1123 (Wed), 1212 (Thu), .......................................... 1224 (Tue), 1225 (Tue) Kuwabata, S.........................................1283 (Mon) Kuzmina, E............................................. 184 (Tue) Kuznetsov, O....................................... 1440 (Wed) Kvarnström, C.....................................1515 (Mon) Kvarnström, C.........................................71 (Mon) Kvastek, K................................................70 (Mon) Kwak, J................................................. 1367 (Tue) Kwo, J................................ 827 (Wed), 1335 (Thu) Kwon, H.................................................213 (Thu) Kwon, K.................................................. 342 (Tue) Kwon, S................................................ 1367 (Tue) Kwon, Y................................................ 1305 (Tue) Kwong, R................................................ 847 (Tue)

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L

La Mantia, F......................... 256 (Wed), 920 (Thu) La Rotta, C............................................ 1347 (Tue) Labelle, C...............................................769 (Thu) Laberty-Robert, C................................. 1056 (Tue) Lachaud, J.............................................1575 (Thu) Ladisch, M............................................1395 (Thu) Lafond, D.............................................. 718 (Wed) Lagergren, C........................................... 474 (Tue) Lai, H...................................................... 894 (Tue) Lai, P...................................................... 763 (Wed) Lai, R.....................................................868 (Mon) Lai, S......................................................869 (Mon) Lai, T.......................................................217 (Thu) Lai, W....................................................133 (Mon) Lai, Y.....................................20 (Mon), 816 (Wed) Lai, Y.................................... 190 (Tue), 1014 (Tue) Lambert, P.............................................. 628 (Tue) Lamrani, Y............................................. 934 (Wed) Landau, U..............................................973 (Mon) Landau, U...........................983 (Tue), 1037 (Wed) Landheer, D............................................ 587 (Tue) Landon, J.............................................. 1472 (Tue) Lane, O................................................... 307 (Tue) Lang, D................................................. 1312 (Tue) Lange, F.................................................. 552 (Tue) Langendorf, J........................................ 1047 (Tue) Langevin, D...................... 1068 (Tue), 1069 (Tue), ............................................................. 1072 (Tue) Lapicque, F........................................... 1011 (Tue) Lara, L...................................................1573 (Thu) Lara-Curzio, E........................................ 212 (Wed) Larcher, D...............................................219 (Thu) Larina, L................................................. 482 (Tue) Larisa, L...............................................1269 (Mon) Larrieu, G............................. 708 (Tue), 955 (Thu) Laruelle, S..............................246 (Fri), 1468 (Tue) Lasia, A................................................... 276 (Tue) Laszcz, A................................................. 708 (Tue) Laszlo, I................................................. 287 (Wed) Lau, A....................................................737 (Mon) Lau, C...................................................1456 (Thu) Lau, K................................................... 1543 (Tue) Lavelaine, H......................................... 1011 (Tue) Le Floch, P............................................. 901 (Wed) Le Royer, C............................................ 940 (Wed) Le Vaillant, Y......................................... 939 (Wed) Lea, A................................. 1469 (Tue), 1535 (Tue) Lebedkin, S...................... 1123 (Wed), 1212 (Thu) Leddy, J........................... 1475 (Wed), 1560 (Wed) Lee, B.................................................... 1318 (Tue) Lee, B.....................................................784 (Mon) Lee, C......................................................48 (Mon) Lee, C..................................................... 580 (Tue) Lee, C................. 866 (Mon), 875 (Tue), 876 (Tue) Lee, C.................................715 (Wed), 785 (Mon) Lee, C......................................926 (Tue), 958 (Fri) Lee, C......................................928 (Tue), 967 (Fri) Lee, C..................................................... 989 (Tue) Lee, C..................................................... 891 (Tue) Lee, D......................................................58 (Mon) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

Author Index Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Lee, E...................................................... 453 (Tue) Lee, E...................................................... 854 (Tue) Lee, G................................................... 1314 (Tue) Lee, H................................................... 1163 (Tue) Lee, H..................................................... 307 (Tue) Lee, H.................................................... 505 (Wed) Lee, H.................................... 808 (Tue), 810 (Tue) Lee, H................... 856 (Tue), 860 (Tue), 861 (Tue) Lee, H.................................... 41 (Mon), 41 (Mon) Lee, H..................................................... 857 (Tue) Lee, H..................................................... 538 (Tue) Lee, H..................................................... 398 (Tue) Lee, H.................................... 155 (Tue), 156 (Tue) Lee, H................................................... 1305 (Tue) Lee, H.................................................... 760 (Wed) Lee, J..................................................... 1358 (Tue) Lee, J......................................................... 242 (Fri) Lee, J......................................................... 242 (Fri) Lee, J......................................................... 95 (Tue) Lee, J.......................892 (Tue), 893 (Tue), 966 (Fri) Lee, J...................................... 892 (Tue), 893 (Tue) Lee, J....................................................... 998 (Tue) Lee, J................................ 1149 (Tue), 1298 (Mon) Lee, J........................................................28 (Mon) Lee, J.......................................................941 (Thu) Lee, J....................................................... 888 (Tue) Lee, J................................ 1511 (Thu), 1551 (Wed) Lee, J...................................... 308 (Tue), 404 (Tue) Lee, J......................................................300 (Mon) Lee, J......................................................844 (Mon) Lee, J......................................................844 (Mon) Lee, J....................................................... 891 (Tue) Lee, K..................................... 48 (Mon), 64 (Mon) Lee, K.................................................... 1061 (Tue) Lee, K.......................................................36 (Mon) Lee, K...................................................... 167 (Tue) Lee, K.....................................................300 (Mon) Lee, M......................................................46 (Mon) Lee, M....................................................... 95 (Tue) Lee, O................................ 1097 (Tue), 1098 (Tue) Lee, R..................................................... 727 (Wed) Lee, S..................830 (Thu), 834 (Thu), 837 (Thu) Lee, S.................................................... 1067 (Tue) Lee, S...................................................... 448 (Tue) Lee, S.................................... 92 (Tue), 1457 (Thu) Lee, S......................................................837 (Thu) Lee, S...................................................... 338 (Tue) Lee, S.................... 335 (Tue), 336 (Tue), 337 (Tue) Lee, S...................................................... 169 (Tue) Lee, S......................................................774 (Thu) Lee, S...................................................... 998 (Tue) Lee, S...................................................... 649 (Tue) Lee, S...................................................... 181 (Tue) Lee, S...................................................... 107 (Tue) Lee, W......................................................66 (Mon) Lee, W..................................................... 278 (Tue) Lee, W................... 35 (Mon), 36 (Mon), 40 (Mon) Lee, W.................................................... 761 (Wed) Lee, W................................... 529 (Tue), 986 (Tue), .............................................. 988 (Tue), 999 (Tue) Lee, W.................................................... 356 (Wed) Lee, W...................................................1335 (Thu) Lee, Y.................................... 21 (Mon), 29 (Mon), ............................................ 68 (Mon), 974 (Mon) Lee, Y...................................................... 169 (Tue) Lee, Y..................................... 709 (Tue), 927 (Tue) Lee, Y...................................................... 106 (Tue) Lee, Y.....................................................442 (Mon) Lee, Y...................................................... 710 (Tue) Lee, Y....................................................1336 (Thu) Leela Mohana Reddy, A........................ 451 (Tue), ........................................... 459 (Tue), 1458 (Thu) Leeuw, T................................................ 1145 (Tue) Legagneux, P......................................... 1185 (Tue) Lehnert, W............ 273 (Tue), 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Lehtivuori, H.......................................1268 (Mon) Lei, L....................................................... 450 (Tue) Leiding, T.............................................1271 (Mon) Leisch, J................................................ 1057 (Tue)

Leisner, M........................... 908 (Wed), 909 (Thu), .............................................910 (Thu), 911 (Thu) Lele, T..................................................... 576 (Tue) Lele, T................. 870 (Mon), 884 (Tue), 888 (Tue) Lemaire, O......................... 1052 (Tue), 1342 (Tue) Lemay, S................................................. 586 (Tue) LeMieux, M.....................1129 (Wed), 1152 (Tue), ............................................................. 1187 (Tue) Lemmetyinen, H.................................1268 (Mon) Lemoine, J............................................ 1016 (Tue) Leong, S.................................................737 (Mon) Leonide, A........................................... 1439 (Wed) LeQuan, X..........................953 (Thu), 1465 (Thu) Leu, L...................................................... 888 (Tue) Leung, K................................................130 (Mon) Leusink, G............................................. 722 (Wed) Levanon, H........................................... 1102 (Tue) Levi-Polyachenko, N........................... 1243 (Wed) Lew, K....................................................864 (Mon) Lewandowski, Z......................................366 (Thu) Lewenstam, A..................1434 (Wed), 1545 (Tue), .............................................................1574 (Thu) Lewenstam, A......................................1521 (Mon) Lewerenz, H............................................912 (Thu) Lewerenz, H..........................915 (Thu), 918 (Thu) Lewis, D............................................... 1547 (Wed) Lewis, E................................ 12 (Mon), 1350 (Tue) Lewis, M................................................ 673 (Wed) Lewtak, J..............................................1270 (Mon) Leys, F.................................................... 716 (Wed) Leys, M................................................ 1332 (Wed) Li, B......................................419 (Tue), 495 (Wed) Li, C...................... 56 (Mon), 59 (Mon), 600 (Tue) Li, C.........................................................60 (Mon) Li, G..................................................... 1555 (Wed) Li, H...................................................... 1538 (Tue) Li, H.....................................................1299 (Mon) Li, H........................................................363 (Thu) Li, H........................................................214 (Thu) Li, J......................................................1514 (Mon) Li, J...................................... 295 (Mon), 461 (Tue) Li, J.................................... 371 (Mon), 373 (Mon) Li, J....................................................... 1014 (Tue) Li, L..................................................... 1497 (Wed) Li, L......................................471 (Tue), 502 (Wed) Li, L...................................................... 1196 (Tue) Li, M....................................................... 794 (Tue) Li, M......................................................299 (Mon) Li, N........................................................ 554 (Tue) Li, Q........................................................ 753 (Tue) Li, R..................................................... 1444 (Wed) Li, S.......................................................1565 (Thu) Li, W.................................. 486 (Wed), 1461 (Thu) Li, W...................................................... 670 (Wed) Li, W...................................................... 261 (Wed) Li, W...................................764 (Wed), 1192 (Tue) Li, W....................................................... 308 (Tue) Li, X.................................... 199 (Wed), 205 (Wed) Li, X.....................................................1295 (Mon) Li, X...................................................... 1031 (Tue) Li, Y................. 1068 (Tue), 1069 (Tue), 1072 (Tue) Li, Y............................................................3 (Mon) Lian, J..................................................1299 (Mon) Lian, K................................................. 1444 (Wed) Liang, G.................................................743 (Mon) Liang, S................................................... 811 (Tue) Liao, C............................... 869 (Mon), 869 (Mon) Liao, J.................................69 (Mon), 1387 (Wed) Liao, S................................................... 1348 (Tue) Liao, Z....................................................873 (Mon) Liaw, B.................................. 135 (Tue), 367 (Thu) Licht, S...................................................223 (Thu) Licoccia, S.............................. 78 (Mon), 79 (Mon) Lieber, C............................................... 1398 (Tue) Ligler, F.................................................1392 (Thu) Lim, D................................................... 356 (Wed) Lim, J..................................... 35 (Mon), 36 (Mon) Lim, J.......................................................40 (Mon) Lim, S................................................... 1307 (Tue)

Lim, S..................................................... 154 (Tue) Lim, T..................................................... 338 (Tue) Lim, T................... 335 (Tue), 336 (Tue), 337 (Tue) Lin, B.....................................................737 (Mon) Lin, C.....................................................869 (Mon) Lin, C...................................................... 333 (Tue) Lin, C...................22 (Mon), 589 (Tue), 670 (Wed) Lin, C...................................................... 691 (Tue) Lin, C...................................................... 711 (Tue) Lin, C..................................................... 762 (Wed) Lin, C...................................................... 924 (Tue) Lin, C...................................................... 805 (Tue) Lin, C...................................................... 765 (Tue) Lin, C......................................................232 (Thu) Lin, F....................................................... 805 (Tue) Lin, H................................................... 1071 (Tue) Lin, H...................................................1337 (Thu) Lin, J...................................... 580 (Tue), 581 (Tue) Lin, J....................................................... 996 (Tue) Lin, J....................................................... 878 (Tue) Lin, J....................................................... 765 (Tue) Lin, L....................................................1569 (Thu) Lin, L...................................................... 797 (Tue) Lin, M..................................................... 802 (Tue) Lin, T...................................................... 811 (Tue) Lin, T....................................................1335 (Thu) Lin, W..................................................... 457 (Tue) Lin, X....................................................976 (Mon) Lin, X...................................................1511 (Thu) Lin, Y..................................... 453 (Tue), 457 (Tue) Lin, Y...................................................... 894 (Tue) Lin, Y.......................................................29 (Mon) Lin, Y..................................................... 200 (Wed) Lin, Y...................................................... 753 (Tue) Lin, Z................................. 304 (Mon), 428 (Mon) Lin, Z................................................... 1386 (Wed) Linardi, M............................................. 490 (Wed) Lincoln, B............................................. 1525 (Tue) Lincot, D....... 896 (Wed), 968 (Mon), 1449 (Wed) Lindbergh, G.......................................... 474 (Tue) Linder, B................................................ 724 (Wed) Ling, Z...................................................126 (Mon) Linthicum, K.................... 865 (Mon), 870 (Mon), ............................................................... 878 (Tue) Liou, B.....................................................64 (Mon) Lisak, G................................................1521 (Mon) Liska, A................................................... 634 (Tue) Listorti, A.............................................. 1101 (Tue) Little, R..................................................620 (Mon) Liu, A................................................... 1331 (Wed) Liu, B...................................................... 422 (Tue) Liu, C................................................... 1497 (Wed) Liu, D...................................................... 985 (Tue) Liu, D..................................... 483 (Tue), 599 (Tue) Liu, D...................................................... 330 (Tue) Liu, F......................................................741 (Mon) Liu, G...................137 (Tue), 141 (Tue), 203 (Wed) Liu, G..................................................... 686 (Wed) Liu, H.................................................... 1399 (Tue) Liu, H................127 (Mon), 206 (Wed), 226 (Thu) Liu, H..................................................... 497 (Wed) Liu, H...................................................... 755 (Tue) Liu, J....................................................... 689 (Tue) Liu, J...................................................... 671 (Wed) Liu, J.....................................................1570 (Thu) Liu, J..................................... 215 (Thu), 557 (Tue) Liu, K...................................................... 811 (Tue) Liu, K...................................................... 599 (Tue) Liu, L...................................................... 278 (Tue) Liu, L...................................................... 190 (Tue) Liu, L...................................................... 985 (Tue) Liu, L.......................................................25 (Mon) Liu, M....................................................... 89 (Tue) Liu, P...................................................... 261 (Wed) Liu, P......................................................299 (Mon) Liu, Q......................................................76 (Mon) Liu, R....................................................1397 (Thu) Liu, W..................................................... 794 (Tue) Liu, X...................................................... 661 (Tue)

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Liu, Y...................................................... 640 (Tue) Liu, Y........................................................ 963 (Fri) Liu, Y................................................... 1333 (Wed) Liu, Y.................................................... 1014 (Tue) Liu, Y.....................................................975 (Mon) Liu, Y.................................................... 1001 (Tue) Liu, Y....................................................1395 (Thu) Liu, Z.................................. 492 (Wed), 496 (Wed) Liu, Z...................................................... 794 (Tue) Liu, Z................................................... 1035 (Wed) Liu, Z.....................................................298 (Mon) Liz-Marzan, L.......................................1234 (Thu) Lizcano-Valbuena, W............................. 339 (Tue) Llewellyn, J......................... 606 (Wed), 612 (Wed) Lo, C......................................................865 (Mon) Lo, G...................................................... 727 (Wed) Locascio, L...........................................1524 (Mon) Lockwood, D.......................................... 751 (Tue) Lockwood, G.......................................... 279 (Tue) Logan, B............................................... 1355 (Tue) Loh, W.................................................... 756 (Tue) Loke, W.................................................864 (Mon) Lombardo, S........................................... 788 (Tue) Lommel, M............................................ 900 (Wed) Long, J........... 430 (Mon), 1459 (Thu), 1540 (Tue) Longiaru, M..........................................1397 (Thu) Longo, M.............................................. 1357 (Tue) Loo, R................................. 716 (Wed), 717 (Wed) Lopes, T.................................................. 423 (Tue) Lopez, C................................................ 208 (Wed) Lopez, F................................................. 1543 (Tue) Lopez-Duarte, I....................................1261 (Mon) López Martínez, E................................ 1415 (Tue) Lopinski, G............................................. 587 (Tue) Lord, K...................................................132 (Mon) Lottin, O............................................... 1356 (Tue) Lou, L................. 866 (Mon), 875 (Tue), 876 (Tue) Lou, X..................................................... 657 (Tue) Louie, M.............................................. 1441 (Wed) Loutzenhiser, D..................... 65 (Mon), 67 (Mon) Lozano-Morales, A............................... 1019 (Tue) Lu, C........................................................52 (Mon) Lu, C.......................................................515 (Thu) Lu, D......................................................866 (Mon) Lu, G......................................................743 (Mon) Lu, J.........................................................49 (Mon) Lu, J........................................................ 325 (Tue) Lu, Q..................................................... 1196 (Tue) Lu, X...................................................... 352 (Wed) Lu, Y.....................................................1514 (Mon) Lu, Y..................................................... 1120 (Wed) Lu, Y........................................................ 454 (Tue) Lu, Z........................................................53 (Mon) Lubers, A..............................................1459 (Thu) Lublow, M............................915 (Thu), 918 (Thu) Lubyshev, D......................................... 1331 (Wed) Lucas, I.................................................. 198 (Wed) Lucatero, S...............................................57 (Mon) Luckarift, H......................1451 (Thu), 1452 (Thu) Lucovsky, G............................................ 807 (Tue) Ludvik, J................................................. 634 (Tue) Lukitsch, M.......................................... 1064 (Tue) Lühn, O.................................................. 990 (Tue) Lühn, O.................................................. 997 (Tue) Lundstrom, I.......................................1269 (Mon) Lundstrom, M..................................... 1333 (Wed) Lunev, A................................................. 850 (Tue) Luo, H..................................................... 334 (Tue) Lusk, M..................................................523 (Mon) Lusson, A.............................................. 1159 (Tue) Lust, E................ 460 (Tue), 508 (Thu), 1050 (Tue) Luther, E................................................520 (Mon) Lutsyk, V................................................ 820 (Wed) Lutz, T................................................... 1313 (Tue) Lv, Y........................................................ 190 (Tue) Lvov, S................ 378 (Mon), 394 (Tue), 404 (Tue)

Lynch, R................................................ 905 (Wed) Lysenko, S.............................................. 755 (Tue) Lytle, J...................................................430 (Mon) Lyu, D..................................................... 811 (Tue)

Mano, N...............................................1453 (Thu) Manohar, A........................................... 573 (Wed) Mansfeld, F............................................ 573 (Wed) Mansour, A....................... 430 (Mon), 1048 (Tue), ............................................................. 1049 (Tue) Manthiram, A...................... 308 (Tue), 436 (Mon) Mantl, S................................. 695 (Tue), 707 (Tue) Maphanga, R.......................................... 469 (Tue) Marais, S......... 1068 (Tue), 1069 (Tue), 1072 (Tue) Maran, F.................................................622 (Mon) Maranzana, G....................................... 1356 (Tue) Marczewski, M....................................... 449 (Tue) Mareci, D.............................................. 1427 (Tue) Marin, S.................................................... 87 (Tue) Marina, O...............................................510 (Thu) Marinkovic, N.......................................299 (Mon) Maroun, F.............................................. 897 (Wed) Marrows, C.......................................... 1322 (Wed) Marsan, B............................................... 530 (Tue) Marschilok, A................... 432 (Mon), 545 (Mon), ............................................................. 1408 (Tue) Martens, K......................... 716 (Wed), 1337 (Thu) Marti, M.............................................. 1417 (Wed) Martin, J................................................. 418 (Tue) Martin, N....................... 1117 (Wed), 1119 (Wed), ....................................... 1125 (Wed), 1127 (Wed) Martin, S................................................132 (Mon) Martin-Gomis, L................................... 1103 (Tue) Martineau, B............................................. 961 (Fri) Martinez-Diaz, M................................1261 (Mon) Martino, J..............925 (Tue), 945 (Thu), 965 (Fri) Martins Camargo, A............................. 1055 (Tue) Martins, A............................................ 1377 (Wed) Maru, H................................................ 1010 (Tue) Maruyama, S.......................................1181 (Mon) Masahara, M............................................. 963 (Fri) Mascher, P............................................... 750 (Tue) Mascini, M.......................................... 1391 (Wed) Maslenikova, J.........................................54 (Mon) Masuda, H...........................................1280 (Mon) Masuda, H................................................ 90 (Tue) Masuda, T...............................................506 (Thu) Masui, H................................................. 851 (Tue) Matei, E................................. 108 (Tue), 109 (Tue) Matera, F................................................ 351 (Wed) Mathe, M............................334 (Tue), 1007 (Wed) Mathew, M............................................ 678 (Wed) Mathieu, C.......899 (Wed), 901 (Wed), 906 (Wed) Matichyn, S............................................ 696 (Tue) Matko, I..................................................833 (Thu) Matsubara, E..........................................120 (Mon) Matsubara, K.......................................1278 (Mon) Matsue, T............................595 (Tue), 1386 (Wed) Matsue, Y................................................ 638 (Tue) Matsukawa, T........................................... 963 (Fri) Matsumoto, K........................................ 179 (Tue) Matsumoto, K.....................................1176 (Mon) Matsumoto, S......................................... 694 (Tue) Matsumura, H....................................... 610 (Wed) Matsunaga, T......................... 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Matsuzawa, K........................................ 571 (Wed) Maugey, M............................................1453 (Thu) Maurer, K..............................................1396 (Thu) Mauzeroll, J....................... 1404 (Tue), 1407 (Tue) Mavre, F............................................... 1562 (Wed) May, A.................................................... 275 (Tue) Mayhofer, K........................................... 345 (Wed) Mayo, I................................................. 1536 (Tue) Mayrand-Provencher, L.......................... 152 (Tue) Mayrhofer, K.......................................... 322 (Tue) Mazzei, F.......................... 1499 (Wed), 1509 (Thu) McComb, D.............................................73 (Mon) McCord, J............................................ 1242 (Wed) McCormick, F......................................... 754 (Tue) McCrabb, H.......................................... 1019 (Tue) McCrory, C............................................. 318 (Tue) McDaniel, D........................................ 1488 (Wed) Mcdevitt, M......................................... 1237 (Wed) McDonagh, C...................................... 1559 (Wed)

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Ma, R...................................................... 847 (Tue) Ma, S.................................... 182 (Tue), 441 (Mon) Ma, Z.....................................................296 (Mon) Ma, Z..................................938 (Wed), 1023 (Tue) MacCraith, B...................1493 (Wed), 1525 (Tue), ............................................................ 1559 (Wed) MacDonald, A.....................................1293 (Mon) Macdonald, D.................... 673 (Wed), 684 (Wed), ....................................... 1428 (Wed), 1438 (Wed) Macdonald, D........................................ 682 (Wed) MacDougall, B........................................ 266 (Tue) Mach, K...................................................69 (Mon) Machida, M............................................777 (Thu) Maciejewski, S......................... 7 (Mon), 632 (Tue) MacKenzie, R.......................................... 577 (Tue) Mackey, M.......................1092 (Tue), 1135 (Wed), .............................................................1212 (Thu) Mackey, M............................................ 1203 (Tue) Mackeyev, Y......................................... 1239 (Wed) MacNaughton, J..................................... 410 (Tue) Madakannan, A......................................514 (Thu) Madou, M.......................... 259 (Wed), 1510 (Thu) Maeda, S............................................... 1114 (Tue) Maeda, S...............................................1220 (Thu) Maehliss, J...............................................15 (Mon) Maekawa, H........................................... 719 (Wed) Magalhães, F......................................... 1013 (Tue) Magnone, P............................................782 (Mon) Mahadevan, T......................................... 279 (Tue) Mahajan, S............................................544 (Mon) Mahaney, J...........................................1211 (Thu) Mahapatra, R.......................................... 653 (Tue) Mahapatra, S.......................................... 792 (Tue) Mahata, C...............................................835 (Thu) Mahboob, S......................................... 1496 (Wed) Maicka, E.............................................. 1275 (Tue) Maier, G................................................ 1044 (Tue) Maikap, S.............91 (Tue), 764 (Wed), 1192 (Tue) Maillard, F.......................... 488 (Wed), 504 (Wed) Mainka, J.............................................. 1356 (Tue) Mair, L................................... 72 (Mon), 881 (Tue) Maiti, P...................................................835 (Thu) Majda, M........................... 1354 (Tue), 1526 (Tue) Majhi, B..................................................835 (Thu) Majhi, P................................................. 720 (Wed) Majumder, S...........................................235 (Thu) Makihara, K......................................... 1496 (Wed) Maksymiuk, P........................................ 499 (Wed) Malek, K.............................................. 1035 (Wed) Malheiro, A.............................................81 (Mon) Maligaspe, E......................................... 1106 (Tue) Mallick, S................................................835 (Thu) Malloy, A................................................ 145 (Tue) Malvadkar, N.......................................... 389 (Tue) Malvadkar, N.......................................... 590 (Tue) Mamlouk, H......................................... 1094 (Tue) Mamniashvili, G................. 115 (Tue), 1289 (Tue) Mamuru, S...............................................26 (Mon) Manabe, S..............................................616 (Mon) Manatt, K.............................................1573 (Thu) Mandic, Z................................................70 (Mon) Mandin, P........................1016 (Tue), 1039 (Wed), ............................................................1076 (Mon) Mangold, M............................................365 (Thu) Mani, P................................................... 153 (Tue) Mani, V................................................ 1419 (Wed) Manikoth, S...........................................439 (Mon) Manke, I............... 273 (Tue), 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Mankel, E.............................................. 900 (Wed) Mann, J................................................... 271 (Tue) Mann, R................................................ 1426 (Tue) Mann, S.................................................131 (Mon) Mannam, R.......................................... 1482 (Wed)

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McDonald, T........................................ 1165 (Wed) McDonough, J........................................ 280 (Tue) McElwee-White, L.................................302 (Mon) McEvoy, N............................................ 1313 (Tue) McGinn, P......................... 297 (Mon), 301 (Mon) McGrath, J.............................................. 307 (Tue) McGrath, P............................................294 (Mon) McGuire, C..........................................1294 (Mon) Mchugh, P............................. 982 (Tue), 991 (Tue) McKinney, J.......................................... 1022 (Tue) McTaggart, S........................................1298 (Mon) Meade, G.............................................. 1525 (Tue) Meas, Y................................................. 1352 (Tue) Meas, Y................................................... 343 (Tue) Medeiros, M..........................................624 (Mon) Medford, A............................................428 (Mon) Medina, A............................................1263 (Mon) Medina-Ramirez, I................................1570 (Thu) Meen, T................................................... 100 (Tue) Meen, T................................................... 858 (Tue) Megiatto Jr, J.................... 1095 (Tue), 1097 (Tue), .......................................... 1104 (Tue), 1111 (Tue) Meier, D............................................... 1549 (Wed) Meier, F................................................ 1390 (Wed) Meier, J................................................... 322 (Tue) Meka, D...................................................80 (Mon) Mekhalif, Z............. 74 (Mon), 94 (Tue), 588 (Tue) Mendez, J..............................................973 (Mon) Méndez-Albores, A............................... 1352 (Tue) Menningen, K........................................ 537 (Tue) Mentovich, E....................................... 1251 (Wed) Mentre, O...............................................225 (Thu) Mercado, B.........................54 (Mon), 1132 (Wed) Mercado, B...........................................1208 (Thu) Mercha, A...............................................945 (Thu) Merckling, C.........................................1337 (Thu) Mergel, J................................ 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Merkoci, A......... 87 (Tue), 1190 (Tue), 1579 (Thu) Merrill, M............................................. 1355 (Tue) Merten, B............................................... 687 (Wed) Mertens, S............. 88 (Tue), 99 (Tue), 1287 (Mon) Merz, J.................................................... 631 (Tue) Merz, R....................................................15 (Mon) Mescheder, U....................................... 1040 (Wed) Meunier, V............................................1234 (Thu) Meuris, M............................37 (Mon), 716 (Wed), .......................................... 717 (Wed), 1337 (Thu) Meyer, T.................................................841 (Mon) Meyerhoff, M.......................................1568 (Thu) Meyers, J................................................ 253 (Wed) Mezailles, N........................................... 901 (Wed) Mho, S.................. 170 (Tue), 171 (Tue), 172 (Tue) Michel, J................................................. 689 (Tue) Micoud, F............................................... 488 (Wed) Middleton, H.......................................... 665 (Tue) Mieno, A................................................. 993 (Tue) Migita, S.............................786 (Mon), 824 (Wed) Mikami, K..............................................517 (Mon) Miki, H...................................................839 (Thu) Miller, D................................................. 410 (Tue) Miller, S................................................ 1054 (Tue) Milojevic, M.........................................1338 (Thu) Min, S....................................................738 (Mon) Minami, H.............................................. 698 (Tue) Minami, N........................................... 1554 (Wed) Minamisava, R........................................ 707 (Tue) Minko, S................................................. 602 (Tue) Minowa, H............................................ 500 (Wed) Minteer, S........................1454 (Thu), 1455 (Thu), ........................................ 1456 (Thu), 1474 (Wed) Mirza Rosca, J....................................... 1427 (Tue) Mirzaeian, M.......................................... 151 (Tue) Misawa, H............................................1277 (Mon) Misra, D.................................................. 705 (Tue) Misra, D.................................................. 791 (Tue) Misra, V................................................. 728 (Wed) Missert, N.............................................. 681 (Wed) Mitani, Y................................................. 790 (Tue) Mitard, J............................. 716 (Wed), 717 (Wed)

Mitsubayashi, K..................................... 603 (Wed) Mitsudo, K......................... 618 (Mon), 623 (Mon) Mitsushima, S........................................ 571 (Wed) Miura, T..................................................921 (Thu) Miya, H.................................................. 812 (Wed) Miyada, M.............................................618 (Mon) Miyamoto, J.......................... 425 (Tue), 462 (Tue) Miyata, S................................................. 265 (Tue) Miyatake, K........................................... 348 (Wed) Miyazaki, S.......................................... 1496 (Wed) Mizaikoff, B......................1390 (Wed), 1539 (Tue) Mizeikis, V...........................................1277 (Mon) Mizorogi, N..........................................1214 (Thu) Mizubayashi, W.....................................786 (Mon) Mizuhata, M..........................................438 (Mon) Mizukami, T...........................................368 (Thu) Mizuta, T.................................................. 243 (Fri) Mizutani, F............................................. 656 (Tue) Mizutani, Y............................ 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Mkwizu, T............................................ 1007 (Wed) Modibedi, M........................................... 334 (Tue) Moe, C.................................................... 850 (Tue) Moeller, K............................................ 1325 (Wed) Moffat, T.............................. 978 (Mon), 989 (Tue) Moghieb, A............................................302 (Mon) Mohamed, N.......................................... 166 (Tue) Mohanty, D.............................................13 (Mon) Möhwald, H......................................... 1113 (Tue) Mojica, M.............................................1454 (Thu) Molegraaf, H........................................1291 (Mon) Molina, F.............................................. 1359 (Tue) Möller, P.................................................508 (Thu) Møller-Holst, S....................................... 424 (Tue) Monev, M............................................... 405 (Tue) Monroe, C.............................................. 143 (Tue) Monson, C........................................... 1526 (Tue) Mont, F................................................... 852 (Tue) Montanino, M.......................................122 (Mon) Montelius, L.........................................1510 (Thu) Montero-Ocampo, C............................ 1415 (Tue) Monti, D..............................................1269 (Mon) Moon, J................................................. 1539 (Tue) Moon, J......... 1294 (Mon), 1306 (Tue), 1308 (Tue) Moore, A.............................................. 1128 (Wed) Moore, G............................................. 1128 (Wed) Moore, T.............................................. 1128 (Wed) Moraillon, A.......................................... 904 (Wed) Morand, Y........................... 718 (Wed), 940 (Wed) Morcrette, M......................................... 250 (Wed) Mordi, G............................................... 1318 (Tue) More, K................319 (Tue), 415 (Tue), 496 (Wed) Mori, T................................................... 719 (Wed) Morimitsu, M....................................... 1544 (Tue) Morin, M...............................................518 (Mon) Morinaka, Y..........................................1220 (Thu) Morita, M............................................... 329 (Tue) Morita, Y................................................786 (Mon) Morita, Y................................................. 638 (Tue) Morokuma, K...................1219 (Thu), 1229 (Thu) Morris, L............................................... 1534 (Tue) Morse, J................................................. 355 (Wed) Mosby, J................................201 (Wed), 443 (Tue) Mosqueda, H.......................................... 149 (Tue) Motoyama, M...................................... 1006 (Wed) Motupally, S.......................................... 567 (Wed) Mousavi, Z...........................................1515 (Mon) Moussa, F............................................. 1247 (Wed) Moussy, F............................................... 607 (Wed) Moya, C.................................................620 (Mon) Mubarak Ali, M...................................... 639 (Tue) Mucha, M............................................... 402 (Tue) Mueller, A..............................................520 (Mon) Muffly, K................................................ 606 (Wed) Mukerjee, S.........................119 (Mon), 216 (Thu), .............................................310 (Tue), 344 (Wed) Mukherjee, P.......................................... 285 (Wed) Mukherjee, P.......................................... 259 (Wed) Mukundan, R....................... 274 (Tue), 423 (Tue), ........................................ 1501 (Thu), 1552 (Wed)

Mula, J.................................................... 856 (Tue) Müller, M............................................... 900 (Wed) Mullin, S............................................... 1046 (Tue) Mullin, S............................ 124 (Mon), 1045 (Tue) Mungle, C........................................... 1549 (Wed) Munoz, A..............................912 (Thu), 918 (Thu) Murakami, M....................................... 1100 (Tue) Murakami, Y........................................1181 (Mon) Murakoshi, K.......................................1284 (Mon) Murakoshi, K........................................ 1360 (Tue) Murali, M............................. 475 (Tue), 476 (Tue), ............................ 477 (Tue), 478 (Tue), 479 (Tue), ............................. 480 (Tue), 481 (Tue), 541 (Tue) Murase, K.......................... 111 (Tue), 1281 (Mon) Murata, K................................................ 601 (Tue) Murata, M........................ 1114 (Tue), 1220 (Thu) Murata, Y.......................... 1114 (Tue), 1220 (Thu) Murer, N................................................ 681 (Wed) Murota, Y............................................... 207 (Wed) Murray, P..............................................1463 (Thu) Murthi, V............................................... 567 (Wed) Murugan, V............................................436 (Mon) Murugesan, S....................519 (Mon), 1327 (Wed) Musselman, I........................................ 1147 (Tue) Mustain, W............................................ 487 (Wed) Muthuvel, M.........................................374 (Mon) Mv, S.................................................... 1370 (Wed) Myers, K.............................................. 1327 (Wed) Myers-Ward, R................... 1304 (Tue), 1309 (Tue) Myung, S................................................ 167 (Tue)

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Na, H.................... 35 (Mon), 36 (Mon), 40 (Mon) Na, K........................................892 (Tue), 966 (Fri) Nabatame, T.......................................... 823 (Wed) Nabatame, T.......................................... 824 (Wed) Nabika, H............................................. 1360 (Tue) Nachimuthu, P................... 80 (Mon), 1535 (Tue), ...............................................................510 (Thu) Nada, H..................................................916 (Thu) Nagano, K............................................... 329 (Tue) Nagao, M................................................ 164 (Tue) Nagao, M................................................ 995 (Tue) Nagarajan, R........................ 50 (Mon), 745 (Mon) Nagase, S..............................................1230 (Thu) Nagase, S..............................................1214 (Thu) Nagashio, K........................715 (Wed), 785 (Mon) Nagata, K................................................777 (Thu) Nagl, M................................................. 1366 (Tue) Nagura, H..............................................615 (Mon) Nakagawa, Y..........................................623 (Mon) Nakahara, K............................................ 179 (Tue) Nakai, H................................................. 993 (Tue) Nakamori, Y.......................................... 1341 (Tue) Nakamura, J....................... 1195 (Tue), 1351 (Tue) Nakamura, N........................601 (Tue), 610 (Wed) Nakamura, S.......................................... 354 (Wed) Nakamura, S........................................... 885 (Tue) Nakanishi, J......................................... 1494 (Wed) Nakanishi, R..................... 1156 (Tue), 1216 (Thu) Nakanishi, T......................................... 1115 (Tue) Nakanishi, T......................................... 1113 (Tue) Nakanishi, T......................................... 1096 (Tue) Nakano, K............................................... 179 (Tue) Nakano, S...............................................836 (Thu) Nakano, S...............................................943 (Thu) Nakazawa, J............................................ 318 (Tue) Nakazawa, T........................................... 694 (Tue) Nam, K............... 155 (Tue), 214 (Thu), 234 (Thu) Nam, K................................................... 709 (Tue) Nandakumar, P......................................131 (Mon) Nandasiri, M............................................80 (Mon) Nanjo, H................................................. 663 (Tue) Naohara, H.......................... 500 (Wed), 506 (Thu) Narayanan, V......................................... 722 (Wed) Nardis, S..............................................1269 (Mon) Narita, Y................................................. 812 (Wed) Nasir, M................................................1392 (Thu) Naslund, L.............................................. 410 (Tue) 119

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

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Nauer, G............................ 1032 (Tue), 1426 (Tue) Nazaruk, E...........................................1516 (Mon) Nazin, G...............................................1233 (Thu) Neale, N.................................................. 396 (Tue) Nealson, K............................................. 573 (Wed) Negara, A................................................ 799 (Tue) Nei, L....................................................1504 (Thu) Nelli, P................................. 277 (Tue), 1357 (Tue) Nelson, A..............................................1336 (Thu) Nelson, M.......274 (Tue), 1501 (Thu), 1552 (Wed) Nemoto, T.............................................744 (Mon) Nerkar, J.................................................435 (Mon) Nesic, S.................................................. 685 (Wed) Neugebauer, S.......................................1394 (Thu) Neuhold, S...............................................24 (Mon) Neumann, R........................................... 109 (Tue) Newbury, J............................................. 714 (Wed) Newcomb, M.......................................1265 (Mon) Newman, J.....248 (Wed), 546 (Mon), 1075 (Mon) Ng, S...................................................... 256 (Wed) Ngamrojnavanich, N............................. 188 (Tue) Ngoepe, P................................................ 469 (Tue) Ngunjiri, J...............................................913 (Thu) Nguyen, Q...... 1068 (Tue), 1069 (Tue), 1072 (Tue) Nguyen, Q...............................................77 (Mon) Nguyen, T................................................58 (Mon) Nguyen, T.............................................. 940 (Wed) Ni, G....................................................... 811 (Tue) Nie, Z......................................................215 (Thu) Nielsen, S.............................................. 1147 (Tue) Nien, Y................................................. 1484 (Wed) Nierengarten, J..................................... 1112 (Tue) Niizeki, Y................................................ 595 (Tue) Nikolic, R............................................. 1481 (Wed) Nilsson, A............. 408 (Tue), 410 (Tue), 413 (Tue) Nino, J................................... 315 (Tue), 650 (Tue) Nirgin, S................................................. 923 (Tue) Nisancioglu, K.....................................1075 (Mon) Nisancioglu, K..................................... 1003 (Wed) Nishi, Y................................................... 688 (Tue) Nishikawa, M........................................ 719 (Wed) Nishimura, T.......................715 (Wed), 785 (Mon) Nishimura, Y......................................... 608 (Wed) Nishio, K.............................................1280 (Mon) Nishio, K.................................................. 90 (Tue) Nishizawa, M.......................................... 584 (Tue) Nishizawa, M.......................................... 697 (Tue) Niwa, H............................... 265 (Tue), 1341 (Tue) Niwa, M................................................. 723 (Wed) Niwano, M............................................ 812 (Wed) Niyogi, S............................................... 1144 (Tue) Nkosi, D...................................................23 (Mon) Nobe, K................................................ 1004 (Wed) Noguchi, H............................................ 500 (Wed) Nokami, T......... 616 (Mon), 619 (Mon), 629 (Tue) Norby, T.................................................. 665 (Tue) Norman, K.............................................. 397 (Tue) Norton, D............................................... 888 (Tue) Notsu, H................................................. 324 (Tue) Nourbakhsh, A..................................... 1315 (Tue) Novák, P................................................ 256 (Wed) Novak, R...............................................1503 (Thu) Novák, V..............................................1519 (Mon) Novoselov, K.......................................1290 (Mon) Nowicka, A............................................. 591 (Tue) Noworyta, K........................................ 1500 (Wed) Nozaki, T................................................ 748 (Tue) Nozaki, Y...............................................616 (Mon) Nozik, A.................................................. 396 (Tue) Nuccitelli, R........................................... 613 (Wed) Numata, T............................................... 595 (Tue) Nurdin, I................................................ 674 (Wed)

O’Hayre, R......................... 1343 (Tue), 1349 (Tue) O’Keefe, M............................................. 677 (Wed) O’Neill, H............................................ 1423 (Wed) O’Neill, K................................................ 384 (Tue) O’Niell, K................................................ 388 (Tue) Oba, Y.................................................... 207 (Wed) Obraztov, I............................................ 1109 (Tue) Obraztsova, E......................................1180 (Mon) Obrzut, J..............................................1297 (Mon) Ochoa, G............................................. 1371 (Wed) Odegaard, A............................................ 424 (Tue) Oehrlein, G............................................770 (Thu) Oettel, C.................................................365 (Thu) Offenhäusser, A...................586 (Tue), 604 (Wed), .............................................................. 605 (Wed) Ogasawara, H....... 408 (Tue), 410 (Tue), 413 (Tue) Ogawa, A............................................... 823 (Wed) Ogawa, M................................701 (Tue), 956 (Fri) Ogawa, T.............................................. 1252 (Wed) Ogino, M................................................ 801 (Tue) Ogle Jr., R.............................................. 819 (Wed) Ogura, A..............................777 (Thu), 780 (Mon) Oh, B.......................................................35 (Mon) Oh, B.......................................................36 (Mon) Oh, J..................................................... 1351 (Tue) Oh, J........................................928 (Tue), 967 (Fri) Oh, J....................................................... 107 (Tue) Oh, J....................................................... 534 (Tue) Oh, J...................................................... 720 (Wed) Oh, M....................................................844 (Mon) Oh, S.................................. 1065 (Tue), 1066 (Tue) Oh, S........................................................45 (Mon) Oh, S..................................... 178 (Tue), 218 (Thu) Oh, S.......................................................218 (Thu) Oh, T.................................. 371 (Mon), 373 (Mon) Ohara, K................................................. 981 (Tue) Ohashi, K............................................. 1205 (Tue) Ohashi, M........................................... 1563 (Wed) Ohkubo, K........................ 1096 (Tue), 1100 (Tue), ....................................... 1103 (Tue), 1255 (Mon), ...................................... 1267 (Mon), 1272 (Mon) Ohkubo, K............................................ 1106 (Tue) Ohma, A................................................. 272 (Tue) Ohmae, H............................................... 164 (Tue) Ohmi, T............. 656 (Tue), 703 (Tue), 744 (Mon), ...........................796 (Tue), 916 (Thu), 937 (Wed) Ohmi, T.................................................780 (Mon) Ohmori, K.............................................. 800 (Tue) Ohno, H...............................601 (Tue), 610 (Wed) Ohsaka, T............................................. 1376 (Wed) Ohsawa, K............................................. 813 (Wed) Ohta, A................................................ 1496 (Wed) Ohtsuka, T............................................. 723 (Wed) Okada, Y................................................617 (Mon) Okada, Y................................................621 (Mon) Okajima, T........................................... 1376 (Wed) Okamoto, H........................................... 638 (Tue) Okamoto, Y........................................... 817 (Wed) Okamura, M..........................................517 (Mon) Okawa, Y................................................. 329 (Tue) Okazaki, A............................................ 1544 (Tue) Okazaki, K...........................................1283 (Mon) Okazaki, T......................... 1204 (Tue), 1215 (Thu) Oki, A....................................................868 (Mon) Okuyama, M......................................... 575 (Wed) Olefjord, I............................................ 1003 (Wed) Oliveira Neto, A.................................... 490 (Wed) Olmstead, M......................54 (Mon), 1131 (Wed), .............................................................1208 (Thu) Olmstead, M........................................ 1132 (Wed) Olsen, E...............................................1183 (Mon) Olson, T.................................................303 (Mon) Oltra, R................................................. 1087 (Tue) Omata, T................................................ 348 (Wed) Omi, H................................................... 932 (Wed) Ominde, N............................................... 240 (Fri) Omura, Y.............. 942 (Thu), 943 (Thu), 957 (Fri) On, M.................................................. 1374 (Wed) Ong, M.................................267 (Tue), 291 (Wed)

Ono, S................................... 879 (Tue), 917 (Thu) Ooyama, J............................................... 425 (Tue) Opatkiewicz, J..................1129 (Wed), 1152 (Tue) Opekar, F.............................................. 1490 (Wed) Opsomer, K..............................................37 (Mon) Orazem, M...... 1022 (Tue), 1089 (Tue), 1090 (Tue) Ordaz, G................................................. 382 (Tue) Orendorff, C...................... 1047 (Tue), 1051 (Tue) Ornatska, M........................................... 602 (Tue) Ornelas, R............................................... 400 (Tue) Ortiz-Frade, L......................................... 400 (Tue) Osaka, T.................................................. 984 (Tue) Oshima, M........265 (Tue), 723 (Wed), 1341 (Tue) Osswald, S............................................ 1191 (Tue) Ostapenko, G........................................ 668 (Wed) Ostatna, V............................................. 1402 (Tue) Osterholm, A...........................................71 (Mon) Ota, H.............. 786 (Mon), 823 (Wed), 824 (Wed) Ota, K.................................................... 571 (Wed) Oton, C.................................................. 756 (Tue) Ott, J...................................................... 714 (Wed) Ottenwaelder, X..................................... 318 (Tue) Ou, S....................................................... 589 (Tue) Ouchi, S.................................................... 963 (Fri) Oustaloup, A............................................ 246 (Fri) Ovadia, M............................................ 1424 (Wed) Ovalle, M..............................................1567 (Thu) Owe, L.................................................... 401 (Tue) Owrutsky, J............................ 411 (Tue), 414 (Tue) Oyarce, A................................................ 474 (Tue) Ozaki, J................................................... 265 (Tue) Ozanam, F..............................................914 (Thu) Ozanam, F............................................. 904 (Wed) Ozanich, Jr., R...................................... 1527 (Tue) Ozoemena, K....... 19 (Mon), 23 (Mon), 26 (Mon), ........................... 30 (Mon), 431 (Mon), 466 (Tue) Ozturk, M.............................................. 728 (Wed) Ozturk, O................................................ 393 (Tue)

O

O’Brien, J................................................ 403 (Tue) O’Brien, J............................................... 560 (Wed) O’Brien, R............................................... 144 (Tue) O’Dwyer, C............................................ 905 (Wed) O’Hara, M............................................ 1556 (Wed) 120

P

Pace, C...................................................782 (Mon) Pahk, I...................................................620 (Mon) Paige Phillips, J.....................................1212 (Thu) Paik, U...................................................733 (Mon) Paillard, E..............................................122 (Mon) Pak, C..................................................... 342 (Tue) Pal, U................................. 369 (Mon), 370 (Mon) Palecek, E.............................................. 1402 (Tue) Palkar, A................................................ 503 (Wed) Palmore, T........................................... 1420 (Wed) Pammi, S............................................. 1009 (Wed) Pan, F................ 306 (Mon), 528 (Mon), 539 (Tue) Pan, J...................................................... 422 (Tue) Pan, T..................................... 580 (Tue), 581 (Tue) Pan, W.................................................... 757 (Tue) Pan, Y...................................................... 589 (Tue) Panday, A....... 124 (Mon), 1045 (Tue), 1046 (Tue) Pandey, D............................................1299 (Mon) Pandolfo, T............................................435 (Mon) Paneccasio, V.........................................976 (Mon) Pang, H.................................................. 938 (Wed) Pantelides, S........................................... 795 (Tue) Pantisano, L...........................................782 (Mon) Paolesse, R...........................................1269 (Mon) Papadimitrakopoulos, F........................ 1399 (Tue) Pari, N..................................................... 323 (Tue) Parilla, P.................................................. 384 (Tue) Park, B.................................................... 173 (Tue) Park, B................................................... 259 (Wed) Park, B...................................................738 (Mon) Park, E.................................................... 106 (Tue) Park, H.....................................................35 (Mon) Park, J..................................................... 536 (Tue) Park, J..................................................... 106 (Tue) Park, J................................................... 1399 (Tue) Park, J..................................................1301 (Mon) Park, J.................................. 118 (Mon), 342 (Tue) Park, J.....................................................774 (Thu) Park, J.....................................................774 (Thu) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

Park, J....................................................... 967 (Fri) Park, J.................................. 733 (Mon), 928 (Tue) Park, J..................................................... 107 (Tue) Park, K.................................................... 175 (Tue) Park, K.................................................... 171 (Tue) Park, K.............................. 561 (Wed), 1009 (Wed) Park, K.................................................... 992 (Tue) Park, M.................................. 808 (Tue), 810 (Tue) Park, M................................................ 1483 (Wed) Park, M...................................................227 (Thu) Park, N.....................................................44 (Mon) Park, S..................................................... 536 (Tue) Park, S......................................................58 (Mon) Park, S..................................................... 766 (Tue) Park, S..................................................... 538 (Tue) Park, S..................................................... 456 (Tue) Park, S..................................................... 473 (Tue) Park, S..................................................1300 (Mon) Park, T................................................... 1318 (Tue) Park, Y..................................................... 641 (Tue) Park, Y.................................. 843 (Mon), 852 (Tue) Park, Y....................................................... 242 (Fri) Park, Y.................................... 173 (Tue), 174 (Tue) Park, Y.....................................................774 (Thu) Park, Y..................................................... 806 (Tue) Park, Y....................................................970 (Mon) Parkin, I............................................... 1547 (Wed) Parkinson, B........................ 522 (Mon), 535 (Tue) Paruchuri, V........................ 722 (Wed), 724 (Wed) Paruthimal Kalaignan, G. .....................228 (Thu) Pasquali, M........................................... 1148 (Tue) Passalacqua, E........................................293 (Mon) Passerini, S.............................................122 (Mon) Patchkovskii, S...................... 386 (Tue), 407 (Tue) Patel, P.................................................. 1010 (Tue) Patel, V................................................. 1419 (Wed) Pater, E................................................. 1375 (Wed) Pathak, P............................................... 1023 (Tue) Pati, S.....................................................369 (Mon) Patlolla, A............................................. 1188 (Tue) Patrissi, C.................................................. 238 (Fri) Patruno, P................................................. 966 (Fri) Patterson, R............................................952 (Thu) Patz, R.....................................................769 (Thu) Paul, D..................................................1505 (Thu) Paul, M................................................... 307 (Tue) Pavanello, M.......... 946 (Thu), 962 (Fri), 965 (Fri) Pavlov, M................................................ 987 (Tue) Pawlicka, A.......................................... 1486 (Wed) Peabody, C.............................................. 142 (Tue) Pearton, S........................... 576 (Tue), 865 (Mon), ......................................... 867 (Mon), 870 (Mon), ............................. 878 (Tue), 884 (Tue), 888 (Tue) Pébère, N.............................................. 1089 (Tue) Peckerar, M............................................... 89 (Tue) Pedrosa, V.............................................1571 (Thu) Pedrosa, V............................................1183 (Mon) Peek, R................................................... 673 (Wed) Pei, S....................................................1299 (Mon) Peikari, M............................................... 659 (Tue) Pejic, M.................................................. 933 (Wed) Pelsozy, M...........................503 (Wed), 1054 (Tue) Penaud, J..............................................1337 (Thu) Pender, J.................................................769 (Thu) Peng, H.................................................. 197 (Wed) Peng, S..................................................1577 (Thu) Peng, Y.................................................... 454 (Tue) Penmatsa, V.............................................14 (Mon) Perebeinos, V................... 1153 (Tue), 1173 (Mon) Pereira, C............................................. 1377 (Wed) Pereira, F............................................... 1056 (Tue) Pereira-Ramos, J.................................... 566 (Wed) Perez, J.....................................................81 (Mon) Perez-Acosta, C...................................... 567 (Wed) Pérez López, B...................................... 1190 (Tue) Pergolesi, D.............................................79 (Mon) Perreau, P............................................... 936 (Wed) Perrot, H.............................................. 1435 (Wed) Persson, K............................................... 321 (Tue)

Perumal, P............................................... 480 (Tue) Pesenti, R................................................ 277 (Tue) Peter, L................................................... 895 (Wed) Peter, M.................................................841 (Mon) Peters, D............. 626 (Mon), 631 (Tue), 633 (Tue) Peterson-Årsköld, S.............................1271 (Mon) Petkova, N.............................................. 405 (Tue) Petriashvili, M..................... 115 (Tue), 1289 (Tue) Petric, A................................................. 559 (Wed) Petrov, A..............................................1173 (Mon) Petrovic, S............................................... 534 (Tue) Petry, L.................................................1463 (Thu) Petsev, D................................................ 499 (Wed) Pettigrew, K.......................430 (Mon), 1459 (Thu) Petzold, L............................................. 1033 (Wed) Peys, N...................................................969 (Mon) Phadke, S................................................ 315 (Tue) Pham Nguyen, L................................... 936 (Wed) Pham, X............... 59 (Mon), 60 (Mon), 600 (Tue) Philipsen, H............................................ 990 (Tue) Phillips, J.........................1092 (Tue), 1135 (Wed), ....................... 1200 (Tue), 1201 (Tue), 1203 (Tue) Phull, H...................................................69 (Mon) Pierce, M...............................................1576 (Thu) Pierson, B.............................................. 291 (Wed) Pietron, J............................. 411 (Tue), 1540 (Tue) Pijolat, C................................................ 289 (Wed) Pijolat, M............................................... 289 (Wed) Pilan, L................................................. 1162 (Tue) Pillai, N................................................... 480 (Tue) Pillay, G...............................................1043 (Mon) Pillay, J.....................................................30 (Mon) Pinault, M............................................ 1159 (Tue) Pinc, W.................................................. 677 (Wed) Piner, E................................ 865 (Mon), 878 (Tue) Piner, E..................................................870 (Mon) Piner, R................................................1295 (Mon) Pinyayev, T.......................1416 (Wed), 1534 (Tue) Pinzon, J...........................1206 (Thu), 1207 (Thu) Pipkorn, R........................................... 1246 (Wed) Pippel, E................................................. 278 (Tue) Pirkle, A................................................ 1317 (Tue) Piszcz, M.............................. 449 (Tue), 1274 (Tue) Pita, M.............. 602 (Tue), 1346 (Tue), 1400 (Tue) Pitchumani, S......................................... 463 (Tue) Pitsch, H.......................... 357 (Wed), 1038 (Wed), .......................................... 1343 (Tue), 1349 (Tue) Pitts, R.................................................... 153 (Tue) Planes, N.................................................. 961 (Fri) Pletcher, D.............................................624 (Mon) Plewa-Marczewska, A............................. 449 (Tue) Plewa-Marczewska, A........................... 1274 (Tue) Poblet, J............................................... 1228 (Wed) Podlaha, E...............................................57 (Mon) Poelman, H.......................................... 1312 (Tue) Poizot, P................................224 (Thu), 225 (Thu) Poizot, P................................................ 1468 (Tue) Pollak, E................................................. 198 (Wed) Pomfret, M............................ 411 (Tue), 414 (Tue) Poorqasemi, E......................................... 659 (Tue) Popa, F.................................................. 1414 (Tue) Popa, M............................. 1414 (Tue), 1427 (Tue) Popov, A..............................8 (Mon), 1121 (Wed), ......................................... 1212 (Thu), 1224 (Tue) Popov, A........................... 1091 (Tue), 1092 (Tue), ...................................... 1123 (Wed), 1135 (Wed), .....................1210 (Thu), 1218 (Thu), 1231 (Thu) Popovska, N........................................ 1250 (Wed) Porfyrakis, K.........................................1217 (Thu) Pornprasertsuk, R...................................512 (Thu) Portillo, B............................................... 653 (Tue) Poulin, P...............................................1453 (Thu) Pourtois, G.......................... 716 (Wed), 838 (Thu) Power, A............................................... 1541 (Tue) Prakash, J............................. 140 (Tue), 218 (Thu), .............................................419 (Tue), 495 (Wed) Prasad, S..................................................80 (Mon) Pratiwi, A............................................... 674 (Wed) Prato, M............................................... 1118 (Wed)

Preisser, R.............................. 979 (Tue), 983 (Tue) Pribat, D............................................... 1185 (Tue) Prieto, A................................201 (Wed), 443 (Tue) Prinz, F................................................. 1006 (Wed) Pritzker, M........................................... 1446 (Wed) Privman, M.......................................... 1400 (Tue) Prochazka, J.......................... 84 (Mon), 281 (Tue), ............................................ 525 (Mon), 531 (Tue) Prussin, S................................................ 699 (Tue) Puig, A..................................................1579 (Thu) Putra, F................................................... 674 (Wed) Pylypenko, S..........................................303 (Mon) Pylypenko, S...... 412 (Tue), 499 (Wed), 501 (Wed) Pyo, S...................................................... 335 (Tue)

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Q

Qi, X...................................................... 672 (Wed) Qiang, L................................................ 1399 (Tue) Qiao, R................................................... 262 (Wed) Qiu, X...................................................1233 (Thu) Qu, D.......................................146 (Tue), 240 (Fri) Qu, L......................................................427 (Mon) Quill, N.................................................. 905 (Wed)

R

Rabelo de Moraes, I............................. 1166 (Wed) Rachamadugu, B................... 860 (Tue), 861 (Tue) Radisic, A................................................ 997 (Tue) Radu, A............................ 1434 (Wed), 1574 (Thu) Raebiger, J............................................ 1134 (Wed) Raghavan, S...........................................734 (Mon) Rahim, N................................................ 705 (Tue) Rahimian, K........................................... 754 (Tue) Rahman, M........................................... 1358 (Tue) Rahman, M............................................ 206 (Wed) Rahul, V.................................................745 (Mon) Raina, S.................................................1465 (Thu) Raj, V...................................................... 639 (Tue) Rajagopa, P............................................865 (Mon) Rajagopal, P...........................................870 (Mon) Rajeshwar, K......................................... 1467 (Tue) Ramadesigan, V.................... 245 (Fri), 251 (Wed), ............................................................ 1034 (Wed) Ramage, J................................................ 884 (Tue) Ramaker, D............................................119 (Mon) Raman, B............................................. 1549 (Wed) Ramanarayanan, T................................375 (Mon) Ramanathan, M...............1568 (Thu), 1571 (Thu) Ramani, V............................................1081 (Mon) Ramasamy, R........................................1452 (Thu) Ramaswamy, N...................119 (Mon), 344 (Wed) Ramesh, R............................................ 1320 (Wed) Ramirez, R.............................................. 802 (Tue) Ramunas, J........................................... 1411 (Tue) Rao, G..................................................1298 (Mon) Rao, M...................................................746 (Mon) Rao, S...................................................... 320 (Tue) Raoul, N..............................................1257 (Mon) Rappich, J...............................................914 (Thu) Rapta, P................................................. 1091 (Tue) Raptis, R............................................... 1361 (Tue) Rashkeev, S............................................. 795 (Tue) Rashmi, R................................923 (Tue), 964 (Fri) Rasmussen, M...................................... 1413 (Tue) Ratajczak, J............................................. 708 (Tue) Rattanavoravipa, T..................................86 (Mon) Rau, G................................................... 1470 (Tue) Rauh, D............................................... 1127 (Wed) Rayman, S............................................ 1012 (Tue) Raynaud, C............................................... 961 (Fri) Rea, S................................................... 1499 (Wed) Read, C................................................... 382 (Tue) Rebière, D.............................................1575 (Thu) Recham, N..............................................219 (Thu) Recham, N............................................ 1468 (Tue) Reckinger, N......................... 708 (Tue), 955 (Thu) Reece, C.................................................. 642 (Tue) Reed, M.................................................. 850 (Tue) Reeves, S................................................. 319 (Tue) 121

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Reid, J..............................1122 (Wed), 1202 (Tue), ........................................ 1211 (Thu), 1248 (Wed) Reifenberger, R....................................1299 (Mon) Reifsnider, K........................................... 551 (Tue) Reimer, J................................................294 (Mon) Rein, R.................................................1262 (Mon) Reinhardt, F........................................... 900 (Wed) Reinhart, C.......................................... 1481 (Wed) Reinke, P...............................................1235 (Thu) Remiens, D............................................. 708 (Tue) Ren, F.................................. 576 (Tue), 865 (Mon), ......................................... 867 (Mon), 870 (Mon), ............................. 878 (Tue), 884 (Tue), 888 (Tue) Ren, J..................................126 (Mon), 194 (Wed) Ren, Q.................................................... 327 (Tue) Ren, W..................................613 (Wed), 886 (Tue) Renganathan, S..................................... 210 (Wed) Rettew, R................................................ 491 (Wed) Rey, J................................... 607 (Wed), 612 (Wed) Reyes, J................................................... 699 (Tue) Reynolds, Z............................................131 (Mon) Rheinhardt, J.........................................626 (Mon) Rhieu, S............................................... 1420 (Wed) Rhine, W...............................................1464 (Thu) Rhoades, R.............................................736 (Mon) Rhodes, C............................................... 398 (Tue) Rhodes, K.............................................. 212 (Wed) Ribes, G.................................................. 789 (Tue) Ribière, P............................................... 1468 (Tue) Ricco, A................................................ 1525 (Tue) Richardson, T......................................... 387 (Tue) Rick, J..................................................... 596 (Tue) Ridgway, P............................................. 203 (Wed) Riemer, D........................... 1086 (Tue), 1090 (Tue) Rieutord, F............................................. 934 (Wed) Riffault, B....... 1068 (Tue), 1069 (Tue), 1072 (Tue) Riffle, J.................................................... 307 (Tue) Rigdway, P............................. 137 (Tue), 141 (Tue) Rihko-Struckmann, L............................. 395 (Tue) Riley, J......................................................73 (Mon) Riley, L..................................................1457 (Thu) Rincon, R..............................................1454 (Thu) Rio, Y...................................................1263 (Mon) Rishpon, J............................................ 1418 (Wed) Ritzdorf, T............................................... 991 (Tue) Rivallin, P.............................................. 718 (Wed) Rivera, H.............................. 12 (Mon), 1350 (Tue) Roberts, J...............................................865 (Mon) Roberts, J...............................................870 (Mon) Roberts, K............................................1516 (Mon) Robertson, J........................................... 826 (Wed) Robinson, D.........................267 (Tue), 291 (Wed) Robinson, J..................... 1294 (Mon), 1304 (Tue), ............................................................. 1308 (Tue) Rocha, J.......................... 1165 (Wed), 1244 (Wed) Rochefort, D........................................... 152 (Tue) Rockward, T............................................ 423 (Tue) Rodrigues, L.......................... 157 (Tue), 158 (Tue), ...................... 470 (Tue), 1485 (Wed), 1486 (Wed) Rodrigues, L...........................................125 (Mon) Rodrigues, M..........................................945 (Thu) Rodrigues, S...........................................128 (Mon) Rodriguez, J.............................................54 (Mon) Rodriguez, N............................................. 959 (Fri) Rodríguez-Fortea, A............................. 1228 (Wed) Rodriguez-Morgade, M........................1263 (Mon) Rodwell, M...........................................1336 (Thu) Roeefzaad, M.......................................... 636 (Tue) Roev, V.................................................... 342 (Tue) Rogers, B................................................. 807 (Tue) Rogers, D............................................... 819 (Wed) Rogers, J.................................................. 754 (Tue) Roh, N.................................................... 767 (Tue) Rohan, J............................... 429 (Mon), 980 (Tue) Rolison, D...... 430 (Mon), 1459 (Thu), 1540 (Tue) Romanjek, K...........................................947 (Thu) Romankiw, L........................................ 1085 (Tue) Romo-Herrera, J...................................1234 (Thu) Romo-Negreira, A..................................969 (Mon)

Ronda, A................................................. 751 (Tue) Rooney, D.......16 (Mon), 1491 (Wed), 1508 (Thu) Rooney, D...........................18 (Mon), 1495 (Wed) Rooyackers, R........................................ 935 (Wed) Roozbahani, B........................................ 659 (Tue) Rosas-Camacho, O................................ 682 (Wed) Roschuk, T.............................................. 750 (Tue) Rose, C................................. 54 (Mon), 1200 (Tue) Rose, E.................................................1257 (Mon) Ross, P.................................................... 203 (Wed) Ross, R................................................. 1126 (Wed) Rostamikia, G........................................ 346 (Wed) Roth, P.................................................. 1047 (Tue) Rotkin, S..............................................1173 (Mon) Roustan, H....................... 1016 (Tue), 1076 (Mon) Rowell, N................................................ 751 (Tue) Roy, A..................................................... 307 (Tue) Roy, A.................................................. 1482 (Wed) Rozmyslowicz, B.................................1521 (Mon) Rua, A..................................................... 755 (Tue) Rubacek, L...............................................84 (Mon) Rubin, R................................................ 1102 (Tue) Rubin, Y............................................... 1133 (Wed) Rubinson, J......................1412 (Tue), 1424 (Wed), ............................................................. 1530 (Tue) Rudick, S..............................................1077 (Mon) Ruffo, R............................. 195 (Wed), 196 (Wed), ............................ 197 (Wed), 229 (Thu), 237 (Fri) Rüger, B..................................................511 (Thu) Ruggiero, A.......................................... 1237 (Wed) Rugolo, J.............................................. 1477 (Wed) Ruiz, F.....................................................944 (Thu) Ruiz, G................................................... 679 (Wed) Ruiz-Ganivet, C................................... 1118 (Wed) Ruoff, R...............................................1295 (Mon) Rusdi, H.................................................. 166 (Tue) Rusdi, R.................................................. 166 (Tue) Rusling, J.......................... 1399 (Tue), 1401 (Tue), .......................................1419 (Wed), 1523 (Mon) Rutkowska, I....... 5 (Mon), 532 (Tue), 1288 (Mon) Rutter, G............................................... 1303 (Tue) Ruythooren, W...................... 990 (Tue), 997 (Tue) Ryan, K.................................................. 898 (Wed) Ryan, M...................................................73 (Mon) Ryan, M................................................1573 (Thu) Rybakova, N......................................... 1032 (Tue) Rylander, N......................1236 (Tue), 1248 (Wed) Ryu, M.................................................... 889 (Tue) Ryu, S......................................................28 (Mon)

Salvi, P................................. 277 (Tue), 1357 (Tue) Sam, S.................................................... 904 (Wed) Sambandam, S.....................................1081 (Mon) Samejima, M......................................... 610 (Wed) Samin, N................................................. 177 (Tue) Samussenko, A.......................................508 (Thu) Sanchez, A.............................................. 754 (Tue) Sanchez, C............................................1575 (Thu) Sanchez, C............................................ 1056 (Tue) Sanchez, I............................................1263 (Mon) Sanchez-Majado, S................................ 669 (Wed) Sandanayaka, A............... 1273 (Tue), 1286 (Mon) Sanders, C............................................ 1423 (Wed) Sanders, T.............................. 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Sandrock, G............................................ 382 (Tue) Sankaran, R.......................................... 1140 (Tue) Sanna, S................................. 78 (Mon), 79 (Mon) Sannomiya, T......................................... 577 (Tue) Sano, H................................................1281 (Mon) Sano, M.................................................. 164 (Tue) Santamaria, M...................... 104 (Tue), 920 (Thu) Santana, J.............................. 93 (Tue), 1353 (Tue) Santiagao, D.......................................... 503 (Wed) Santiago, E...............................................81 (Mon) Santiago, J......................... 1410 (Tue), 1411 (Tue) Santinacci, L....................... 906 (Wed), 907 (Wed) Santinacci, L.......................................... 903 (Wed) Santini, C..............................................969 (Mon) Sarabi, A................................................. 660 (Tue) Saracco, E.............................................. 718 (Wed) Saraf, L................................ 510 (Thu), 1535 (Tue) Sasaki, I............................. 568 (Wed), 1554 (Wed) Sasaki, K................................................299 (Mon) Sasaki, K................................ 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Sasaoka, T...............................................368 (Thu) Sastre, A................................................ 1103 (Tue) Sastry, A............ 211 (Wed), 227 (Thu), 254 (Wed) Satake, H................................................ 790 (Tue) Sato, H.................................................... 851 (Tue) Sato, K.................................................... 272 (Tue) Sato, M................................................... 996 (Tue) Sato, M................................................... 796 (Tue) Sato, Y.....................................................777 (Thu) Saucedo, E............................................. 896 (Wed) Sawaguchi, M........................ 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Sayle, D................................................... 469 (Tue) Sayle, T................................................... 469 (Tue) Schaetzel, P....................... 1068 (Tue), 1069 (Tue), .......................................... 1072 (Tue), 1073 (Tue) Scheiman, D.......................................... 503 (Wed) Scheinberg, D...................................... 1237 (Wed) Schenkman, J......................................1523 (Mon) Scherer, G............................................1079 (Mon) Scherson, D...................1077 (Mon), 1378 (Wed), ............................................................. 1413 (Tue) Schiffrin, D..........................................1287 (Mon) Schloesser, J........................... 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Schlom, D...............................................832 (Thu) Schmid, W............................................ 1366 (Tue) Schmidt, B.............................................. 807 (Tue) Schmidt, M............................................. 851 (Tue) Schmidt, V.............................................. 273 (Tue) Schmuki, P.............................................. 446 (Tue) Schneider, I.........................................1079 (Mon) Schoenbach, K....................................... 613 (Wed) Scholl, S................................................ 1340 (Tue) Scholz, R................................................. 278 (Tue) Schone, J................................................ 882 (Tue) Schoonover, D..................................... 1122 (Wed) Schorr, M................................................ 666 (Tue) Schougaard, S...................................... 1373 (Wed) Schrag, D.............................................. 1471 (Tue) Schreiber, M......................................... 1313 (Tue) Schrimpf, R............................ 795 (Tue), 807 (Tue) Schroeder, A.......................... 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Schubert, E............................................. 852 (Tue) Schubert, M............................................ 852 (Tue) Schuhmann, W.................................. 1388 (Wed), ......................................... 1394 (Thu), 1532 (Tue)

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Schumacher, C......................................... 238 (Fri) Schurig, V............................................ 1546 (Wed) Schuster, D....................... 1095 (Tue), 1097 (Tue), ......................................... 1098 (Tue), 1099 (Tue), ....................... 1102 (Tue), 1104 (Tue), 1111 (Tue) Schwartz, D........................... 268 (Tue), 270 (Tue) Schwartz, M......................................... 1004 (Wed) Scibioh, A............................................... 328 (Tue) Sciullo, A................................................ 878 (Tue) Scott, D...................................................367 (Thu) Scott, E................................................. 1526 (Tue) Scragg, J................................................. 895 (Wed) Scudeller, Y............................................. 149 (Tue) Seal, S.....................................................510 (Thu) Seamons, M............................................ 802 (Tue) Sears, J.................................................. 1535 (Tue) Sebastian, H.......................................... 1537 (Tue) Seger, B................................................ 1324 (Wed) Segre, C................................ 12 (Mon), 1350 (Tue) Seidman, D............................................ 726 (Wed) Seifert, G............................. 386 (Tue), 1232 (Thu) Sekhar, P.............................758 (Tue), 1492 (Wed) Sekiguchi, T............................................839 (Thu) Sel, O.................................................... 1056 (Tue) Selberherr, S........................................... 931 (Wed) Seliskar, C.........................1416 (Wed), 1534 (Tue) Sellinger, A..............................................85 (Mon) Selman, R............................................ 1478 (Wed) Sels, B................................ 1312 (Tue), 1315 (Tue) Selvarani, G............................................ 463 (Tue) Semancik, S......................................... 1549 (Wed) Semancik, S......................................... 1555 (Wed) Senge, M..............................................1259 (Mon) Seo, D................... 35 (Mon), 36 (Mon), 40 (Mon) Seo, D................................................... 1305 (Tue) Seo, I......................................................132 (Mon) Seo, S...................................................... 766 (Tue) Seo, S.................................................... 1305 (Tue) Seong, G............................... 56 (Mon), 59 (Mon), .............................................. 60 (Mon), 600 (Tue) Seong, N............................. 561 (Wed), 760 (Wed) Seong, T.................................................. 849 (Tue) Serna, L................................................... 647 (Tue) Serrano, G........................................... 1558 (Wed) Setaro, F...............................................1263 (Mon) Seung, D................................................118 (Mon) Sgobba, V.............................................. 1100 (Tue) Shacham-Diamand, Y.........984 (Tue), 1418 (Wed) Shaijumon, M...................... 451 (Tue), 459 (Tue), .............................................................1458 (Thu) Shakh, Z................................................... 91 (Tue) Shalyt, E.............................. 743 (Mon), 987 (Tue) Shamsi, N............................................... 628 (Tue) Shan, X.................................................. 614 (Wed) Shantheyanda, B..................... 2 (Mon), 62 (Mon) Shao, M.................................................299 (Mon) Shao, X................................................. 1085 (Tue) Sharma, N............................................. 1058 (Tue) Shatalov, M............................................ 850 (Tue) Shearing, P............................................. 288 (Wed) Sheiman, D........................................... 1054 (Tue) Sheka, E...............................................1172 (Mon) Shekhtman, A...................................... 1369 (Tue) Shelton, D.............................................. 153 (Tue) Sheludko, B............................................ 628 (Tue) Shen, A................................................. 1160 (Tue) Shen, J.................................................1272 (Mon) Shen, P................................... 850 (Tue), 885 (Tue) Shen, Y.................................................. 1113 (Tue) Shepherd, S.......................................... 1024 (Tue) Sheps, T...............................................1182 (Mon) Sherliker, B............................................. 747 (Tue) Sherman, D............................................ 555 (Tue) Sherman, E............................................ 261 (Wed) Shet, S....................................................526 (Mon) Sheth, D..............................................1522 (Mon) Shevade, A............................................1573 (Thu) Shevaleevskiy, O..................................... 482 (Tue) Shi, F....................................................... 661 (Tue)

Shi, Z................................................... 353 (Wed) Shi, Z..................................................... 260 (Wed) Shiau, N.................................................. 875 (Tue) Shibamoto, T.......................................... 598 (Tue) Shibuya, A........................... 616 (Mon), 629 (Tue) Shibuya, S.............................................. 812 (Wed) Shih, H................................................... 165 (Tue) Shih, S................................................... 347 (Wed) Shiku, H..............................595 (Tue), 1386 (Wed) Shim, H.................................................. 107 (Tue) Shim, T....................................928 (Tue), 967 (Fri) Shimamune, Y....................................... 719 (Wed) Shimizu, A............................................. 719 (Wed) Shimizu, H............................................. 578 (Tue) Shimizu, K............................................. 714 (Wed) Shimokawa, D....................................... 817 (Wed) Shimpalee, S........................................1080 (Mon) Shimura, T............................................. 817 (Wed) Shin, C.................................................... 187 (Tue) Shin, D................. 335 (Tue), 336 (Tue), 337 (Tue) Shin, D...................................................230 (Thu) Shin, H.................................. 168 (Tue), 447 (Tue) Shin, J..................................................... 889 (Tue) Shin, J....................................................844 (Mon) Shin, S.................................................. 1341 (Tue) Shin, S.................................................. 1305 (Tue) Shin, W..................................................... 242 (Fri) Shinde, S................................................ 724 (Wed) Shinde, V................................................509 (Thu) Shindo, S..............................................1229 (Thu) Shinohara, H.................... 1156 (Tue), 1216 (Thu) Shinohara, H.................... 1151 (Tue), 1204 (Tue), ......................................... 1205 (Tue), 1223 (Thu) Shinohara, K........................................... 272 (Tue) Shiozawa, T.............................................777 (Thu) Shir, D.................................................... 754 (Tue) Shirai, Y................................. 656 (Tue), 703 (Tue) Shitanda, I.......................1002 (Tue), 1429 (Wed), ............................................................ 1494 (Wed) Shluger, A..............................................778 (Mon) Shoesmith, D.......................................... 643 (Tue) Shrestha, S............................................. 487 (Wed) Shu, C..............................1122 (Wed), 1202 (Tue), .....................1211 (Thu), 1236 (Tue), 1248 (Wed) Shui, J..................................................... 461 (Tue) Shukla, A................................................ 463 (Tue) Shul, Y.................................................... 538 (Tue) Shur, M.................................. 850 (Tue), 853 (Tue) Shustova, N.......................... 8 (Mon), 1092 (Tue), ...................................... 1121 (Wed), 1123 (Wed), .....................1135 (Wed), 1212 (Thu), 1224 (Tue) Shutthanandan, V.................80 (Mon), 510 (Thu) Shy, S................................... 101 (Tue), 1027 (Tue) Shyam, B...............................................119 (Mon) Shyy, W.................................................. 254 (Wed) Siefer, G.................................................. 882 (Tue) Siegel, J.................................................. 359 (Wed) Siekierski, M........................ 449 (Tue), 1274 (Tue) Siitonen, A............................................ 1154 (Tue) Sikha, G................................................. 210 (Wed) Sillars, F................................................... 151 (Tue) Siller, L.................................................... 749 (Tue) Silva, A................................................ 1377 (Wed) Silva, M.............. 125 (Mon), 157 (Tue), 158 (Tue), ...................... 470 (Tue), 1485 (Wed), 1486 (Wed) Silvera-Batista, C.................................. 1146 (Tue) Silvestri, F............................................1261 (Mon) Sima, M.................................................. 109 (Tue) Simoen, E..........37 (Mon), 717 (Wed), 782 (Mon) Simoen, E............................. 925 (Tue), 945 (Thu) Simon, N............................ 903 (Wed), 906 (Wed) Simonian, A...................1183 (Mon), 1568 (Thu), .............................................................1571 (Thu) Singh, D................................................. 391 (Tue) Singh, M............................................... 1062 (Tue) Singh, P................................................... 657 (Tue) Singh, P...................................................506 (Thu) Singh, V............................................... 1482 (Wed) Singhal, R............................................... 163 (Tue)

Singhal, S................................................ 549 (Tue) Singisetti, U..........................................1336 (Thu) Sinha, M................................................ 727 (Wed) Sinova, J.............................................. 1321 (Wed) Sintic, P................................................1255 (Mon) Sioncke, S.............................................1337 (Thu) Siracusano, S.......................................... 400 (Tue) Siridetpan, W.......................................... 188 (Tue) Sitharaman, B...................................... 1241 (Wed) Siva, S.................................... 479 (Tue), 480 (Tue) Sivasubramani, P................................... 720 (Wed) Sjoholm, K............................................1455 (Thu) Skandan, G............................................ 671 (Wed) Skeldon, P............................................... 644 (Tue) Skinner, K............................................... 881 (Tue) Skjolding, L..........................................1510 (Thu) Skorupa, W............................................. 707 (Tue) Skorupska, K.........................912 (Thu), 918 (Thu) Skotnicki, T............................................ 936 (Wed) Skrypnikova, E....................................... 664 (Tue) Slanina, Z.............................................1230 (Thu) Slater, C................................................1574 (Thu) Slebodnick, C...................................... 1122 (Wed) Slepetz, B............................................... 287 (Wed) Sloop, S...................................................221 (Thu) Slote, B.............................1018 (Tue), 1383 (Wed) Smirnova, A..........................................1464 (Thu) Smith, D................... 6 (Mon), 7 (Mon), 632 (Tue) Smith, K............................. 252 (Wed), 255 (Wed) Smith, K................................................. 883 (Tue) Smith, M............................ 125 (Mon), 157 (Tue), ...................... 158 (Tue), 1485 (Wed), 1486 (Wed) Smith, P.................................................. 146 (Tue) Smith, Y.................................................519 (Mon) Smotkin, E............................471 (Tue), 502 (Wed) Smotkin, E........................... 12 (Mon), 1350 (Tue) Smotkin, E.......................... 358 (Wed), 361 (Wed) Smyrl, W................................................ 356 (Wed) Snyder, D.............................................. 1304 (Tue) Snyder, S............................ 1017 (Tue), 1019 (Tue) Sode, K..................................578 (Tue), 609 (Wed) Sode, K................................................... 611 (Wed) Sohn, H...................................................11 (Mon) Sohn, S................................. 28 (Mon), 766 (Tue), .............................................. 804 (Tue), 806 (Tue) Sokalski, T........................ 1521 (Mon), 1545 (Tue) Sokolov, Y............................................... 809 (Tue) Solhy, K................................................. 504 (Wed) Solladie, N..................... 1260 (Mon), 1262 (Mon) Solmaz, R................................................ 406 (Tue) Sologubenko, A...................................1287 (Mon) Sometani, M........................................... 801 (Tue) Son, J...................................................... 176 (Tue) Son, J......................................................777 (Thu) Sone, C................................................... 852 (Tue) Song, I....................................................774 (Thu) Song, J.................................................... 849 (Tue) Song, K................................................... 385 (Tue) Song, M..................................................213 (Thu) Song, R................. 335 (Tue), 336 (Tue), 337 (Tue) Song, S.................................................... 180 (Tue) Song, S................................................... 720 (Wed) Song, W...................................................76 (Mon) Song, X.................................. 137 (Tue), 141 (Tue) Song, X.................................................. 203 (Wed) Sonnet, A..............................................1338 (Thu) Soriaga, M.............................................970 (Mon) Sorokin, P............................................1172 (Mon) Sotzing, G............................................. 1399 (Tue) Soukiazian, S......................................... 261 (Wed) Soules, A............................................... 1056 (Tue) Souma, S................................................... 956 (Fri) Sousa Jr, R...........................494 (Wed), 1347 (Tue) Soyer, C.................................................. 708 (Tue) Speck, J................................................... 885 (Tue) Spencer, R.......................... 1097 (Tue), 1104 (Tue) Spinacé, E.............................................. 490 (Wed) Spotnitz, R.......................... 247 (Wed), 249 (Wed) Sprague, M............................................. 404 (Tue)

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Sreevatsa, S.........................676 (Wed), 1319 (Tue) Sridhar, N............................................. 1473 (Tue) Sridhar, P................................................ 463 (Tue) Srour, S................................................ 1500 (Wed) St-Pierre, J.............................................. 485 (Wed) Stack, D.................................................. 318 (Tue) Stack, M................................................. 678 (Wed) Stafford, N............................................. 821 (Wed) Stampfer, C..........................................1178 (Mon) Stanton, L.............................................. 258 (Wed) Staser, J................................................... 392 (Tue) Staser, J................................................... 397 (Tue) Stassi, A..............................293 (Mon), 351 (Wed) Stathis, J................................................. 788 (Tue) Staub, R................................................ 1409 (Tue) Steeb, J................................................. 1557 (Wed) Stefanopoulou, A.................................. 359 (Wed) Steiner, M............................................1174 (Mon) Steinhurst, D.......................................... 414 (Tue) Stemmer, S............................................1336 (Thu) Stempel, T...............................................912 (Thu) Stempel, T...............................................918 (Thu) Stesmans, A............................................832 (Thu) Stetson, N............................................... 382 (Tue) Stetter, J............................................... 1550 (Wed) Stevenson, J........................121 (Mon), 352 (Wed) Stevenson, K........................................... 275 (Tue) Stevenson, S....................... 54 (Mon), 1092 (Tue), .....................1135 (Wed), 1200 (Tue), 1201 (Tue), ..................... 1203 (Tue), 1212 (Thu), 1213 (Thu) Stewart IV, J......................................... 1243 (Wed) Stickney, J......................... 902 (Wed), 1008 (Wed) Stitt, J................................. 1304 (Tue), 1304 (Tue) Stobiecka, M........................................... 592 (Tue) Stoica, L................................................1394 (Thu) Stolarczyk, K........................................1516 (Mon) Stolten, D.............................. 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Stork, C.................................................. 680 (Wed) Stoytcheva, M......................................1567 (Thu) Stoytcheva, M...................................... 1362 (Tue) Stoytcheva, M........................................ 666 (Tue) Straight, S............................................ 1128 (Wed) Strasser, P............................ 492 (Wed), 496 (Wed) Strauss, S...........8 (Mon), 1092 (Tue), 1121 (Wed), .................. 1123 (Wed), 1135 (Wed), 1212 (Thu), .......................................... 1224 (Tue), 1225 (Tue) Strauss, S.............................................. 1125 (Wed) Streit, D.................................................868 (Mon) Strickland, D........................................ 1410 (Tue) Stulik, K............................................... 1490 (Wed) Stutzmann, M....................................... 605 (Wed) Styche, E................................................380 (Mon) Su, H...................................................... 670 (Wed) Su, Y........................................................ 855 (Tue) Su, Y.........................................................31 (Mon) Suazo-Dávila, D...................................... 328 (Tue) Subbaiyan, N........................................ 1109 (Tue) Subbaiyan, N........................................ 1106 (Tue) Subramanian, R................519 (Mon), 1327 (Wed) Subramanian, V.................... 245 (Fri), 251 (Wed), ............................................................ 1034 (Wed) Sugahara, S.............................................949 (Thu) Sugahara, Y............................................. 801 (Tue) Sugai, T.............................. 1204 (Tue), 1205 (Tue) Sugawa, S................................................ 796 (Tue) Sugimura, H...................... 111 (Tue), 1281 (Mon) Sugino, R............................................... 819 (Wed) Sugino, T................................................ 575 (Wed) Sugiura, M.............................................. 597 (Tue) Sugiyama, M........................................1292 (Mon) Suh, D..................................................... 710 (Tue) Suh, K...................................... 97 (Tue), 107 (Tue) Suh, Y..................................................1300 (Mon) Suko, T.................................................... 796 (Tue) Suksamai, W........................................... 652 (Tue) Sun, I...................................................... 468 (Tue) Sun, W.................................................... 850 (Tue) Sun, X.................................................... 202 (Wed) Sun, X................................................... 1070 (Tue)

Sun, Y..................................................... 450 (Tue) Sun, Y.................. 167 (Tue), 178 (Tue), 218 (Thu) Sunaga, Y............................... 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Sundaram, K............................................62 (Mon) Sundaresan, S.........................................235 (Thu) Sunde, S............................. 401 (Tue), 1078 (Mon) Sundmacher, K..................... 365 (Thu), 395 (Tue) Sung, G.................................................. 759 (Wed) Sung, S............................... 1001 (Tue), 1028 (Tue) Superfine, R........................... 72 (Mon), 881 (Tue) Suraj, S.................................................. 1062 (Tue) Suss, M................................................. 1411 (Tue) Sutrisno, J.............................. 1 (Mon), 1053 (Tue) Suwa, T..................................................780 (Mon) Suzuki, T............................................... 1351 (Tue) Suzuki, T................................................. 694 (Tue) Suzuki, Y............................................... 1199 (Tue) Svedruzic, D........................................ 1165 (Wed) Svensson, A.........................................1078 (Mon) Svensson, A............................................ 424 (Tue) Sverdlov, V............................................. 931 (Wed) Swain, B............................................... 1126 (Wed) Swain, G............................ 568 (Wed), 569 (Wed), .............................................570 (Wed), 648 (Tue) Swanson, J............................................. 613 (Wed) Swenson, L......................... 358 (Wed), 361 (Wed) Switzer, E................................................ 114 (Tue) Swope, V................................................ 568 (Wed)

Tanzil, K................................................432 (Mon) Tao, N.................................................... 614 (Wed) Taoka, N............................ 781 (Mon), 786 (Mon) Tappan, B..............................................520 (Mon) Tarabek, J..............................................1210 (Thu) Tarascon, J...........................219 (Thu), 224 (Thu), ............................225 (Thu), 246 (Fri), 1468 (Tue) Tasaka, A................................................ 207 (Wed) Tatara, M................................................ 578 (Tue) Tatarchuk, B........................................... 323 (Tue) Tataria, H............................................... 261 (Wed) Tateishi, N............................. 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Tateyama, S...........................................618 (Mon) Tatsuma, T...........................................1278 (Mon) Tavares, F............................................... 679 (Wed) Tavassol, H.......................................... 1432 (Wed) Taylor, B................................................427 (Mon) Taylor, E............................. 1017 (Tue), 1019 (Tue) Tebano, A................................................79 (Mon) Tedesco, J.............................................. 1304 (Tue) Tedesco, J........................... 1306 (Tue), 1309 (Tue) Telango, E............................................... 541 (Tue) Temple, M.............................................. 756 (Tue) Tenent, R..........................1165 (Wed), 1186 (Tue) Tenhu, H.................................................71 (Mon) Teo, Z...................................................... 787 (Tue) Terakura, K............................................. 265 (Tue) Teramoto, A........................ 703 (Tue), 744 (Mon), ........................................... 780 (Mon), 796 (Tue), ............................................ 916 (Thu), 937 (Wed) Teranishi, S..............................................47 (Mon) Teranishi, T..........................................1279 (Mon) Terao, K.................................................619 (Mon) Terazono, Y.......................................... 1128 (Wed) Terrones, H...........................................1234 (Thu) Terrones, M..........................................1234 (Thu) Tételin, A..............................................1575 (Thu) Teyssot, A.............................................. 250 (Wed) Thackeray, M........................................1457 (Thu) Thanateponake, V.................................. 652 (Tue) Thayne, I............................................. 1329 (Wed) Thebault, F............................................ 1087 (Tue) Theivanayagam, M...............................436 (Mon) Thevuthasan, S.................... 80 (Mon), 1535 (Tue) Thevuthasan, S.......................................510 (Thu) Thi Kim, L........................................... 1435 (Wed) Thibeault, B..........................................1336 (Thu) Thiedmann, R........................................ 273 (Tue) Thieu, M................................ 170 (Tue), 172 (Tue) Thomas, R........... 161 (Tue), 162 (Tue), 236 (Thu) Thomberg, T........................ 460 (Tue), 1050 (Tue) Thompson, C........................................ 895 (Wed) Thompson, C......................................... 880 (Tue) Thompson, G......................................... 644 (Tue) Tian, F................................................... 1363 (Tue) Tian, Y................................................. 1489 (Wed) Tian, Z.....................................................46 (Mon) Tienda-Luna, I........................................944 (Thu) Tiglear, D.............................................. 1054 (Tue) Timko, B............................................... 1398 (Tue) Timmons, A............................................ 143 (Tue) Ting, Y.................................................. 1027 (Tue) Ting, Y.................................................... 101 (Tue) Tkachenko, N......................................1268 (Mon) Todi, V.....................................................62 (Mon) Tokash, J.............................................. 1428 (Wed) Tokushima, T........................................ 1341 (Tue) Tomar, M................................................ 162 (Tue) Tomich, D...........................................1301 (Mon) Tomita, A.................................................47 (Mon) Tonomura, O..........................................839 (Thu) Tõnurist, K........................................... 1050 (Tue) Torii, K....................................................839 (Thu) Torimoto, T..........................................1283 (Mon) Toriumi, A......................... 715 (Wed), 721 (Wed), ........................................... 785 (Mon), 790 (Tue), ........................................... 823 (Wed), 824 (Wed) Torrens, F.............................................. 1226 (Tue) Torres, L.................................................. 161 (Tue)

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Tabata, T................................................ 715 (Wed) Tagmatarchis, N................................... 1107 (Tue) Taguchi, S...............................................836 (Thu) Tahara, M............................................... 656 (Tue) Tahara, Y.................................................942 (Thu) Takabatake, S.......................................1277 (Mon) Takagi, S....... 781 (Mon), 786 (Mon), 1292 (Mon) Takahashi, M......................................... 823 (Wed) Takahashi, Y........................................ 1386 (Wed) Takahashi, Y........................................1278 (Mon) Takakusagi, S..........................................506 (Thu) Takamura, Y............................................949 (Thu) Takano, Y........................ 1117 (Wed), 1125 (Wed) Takano, Y.............................................. 1195 (Tue) Takaoka, H............................................. 608 (Wed) Takashima, S........................................... 700 (Tue) Takei, M..................................................777 (Thu) Takenaka, M.................... 781 (Mon), 1292 (Mon) Takeuchi, E..... 432 (Mon), 545 (Mon), 1408 (Tue) Takeuchi, K..... 432 (Mon), 545 (Mon), 1408 (Tue) Takeuchi, N...........................................116 (Mon) Takeya, T.............................................. 1252 (Wed) Takezawa, M..........................................118 (Mon) Talbot, J.................................................732 (Mon) Talin, A............................... 753 (Tue), 1511 (Thu) Tallman, D.......................... 675 (Wed), 687 (Wed) Tam, T............... 602 (Tue), 1346 (Tue), 1400 (Tue) Tamboli, D.............................................746 (Mon) Tamm, K.................................................508 (Thu) Tamura, C............................................... 800 (Tue) Tamura, H...............................................916 (Thu) Tamura, N.............................................. 719 (Wed) Tan, H....................................................434 (Mon) Tan, K....................................................864 (Mon) Tan, S.....................................................869 (Mon) Tan, S.................................................... 1157 (Tue) Tanabe, F............................................... 1114 (Tue) Tanahashi, K.......................................... 719 (Wed) Tanaka, H.......................... 618 (Mon), 623 (Mon) Tanaka, T............................... 585 (Tue), 594 (Tue) Taneda, K............................................... 500 (Wed) Tang, B.................................................... 802 (Tue) Tang, C................................................... 803 (Tue) Tang, L.................................................. 1345 (Tue) Tang, W................................................1569 (Thu) Tang, X................................. 708 (Tue), 955 (Thu) Taniguchi, K...........................................836 (Thu) Tanimura, T........................................... 723 (Wed) Taninouchi, Y........................................120 (Mon)

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Author Index Author............................................................. Abs No. Torres, T............................................... 1118 (Wed) Torres, T...............................................1261 (Mon) Torres, T...............................................1263 (Mon) Tortissier, G..........................................1575 (Thu) Tortolini, C...........................................1509 (Thu) Tosti, L................................................... 936 (Wed) Touahir, L.............................................. 904 (Wed) Toure, H..................................................954 (Thu) Touret, P.................................................... 961 (Fri) Toyoda, M.............................................. 329 (Tue) Toyoda, S............................................... 723 (Wed) Tran, C...................................................845 (Mon) Tran, K.................................................. 1109 (Tue) Tran, L................................................. 1245 (Wed) Tran-Van, P............................................ 899 (Wed) Traulsen, T............................................ 1409 (Tue) Trautmann, C......................................... 108 (Tue) Traversa, E............................. 78 (Mon), 79 (Mon) Trefulka, M........................................... 1402 (Tue) Trejo, G................................................. 1352 (Tue) Tremblay, M........................................... 276 (Tue) Tremiliosi-Filho, G................................ 490 (Wed) Trettenhahn, G................1366 (Tue), 1379 (Wed) Treu, B................................................... 677 (Wed) Tribollet, B............................................ 1089 (Tue) Trinkaus, H............................ 695 (Tue), 707 (Tue) Triscone, J............................................1291 (Mon) Triviño, D............................................... 339 (Tue) Trnkova, L....................... 1517 (Mon), 1528 (Tue) Trukhina, O......................................... 1118 (Wed) Tryk, D................................................... 348 (Wed) Tsai, C................................................... 1071 (Tue) Tsai, C.................................. 528 (Mon), 539 (Tue) Tsai, C..................................................... 105 (Tue) Tsai, H................................................... 1071 (Tue) Tsai, I...................................................... 855 (Tue) Tsai, J........................................................ 98 (Tue) Tsai, K..................................................... 811 (Tue) Tsai, M.....................................................51 (Mon) Tsai, M................................... 33 (Mon), 113 (Tue) Tsai, M.................................................... 890 (Tue) Tsai, M...................................................735 (Mon) Tsai, P.......................................................51 (Mon) Tsai, S...................................................... 649 (Tue) Tsai, W................................... 383 (Tue), 468 (Tue) Tsai, W..................................................1335 (Thu) Tsai, Y....................................................873 (Mon) Tsai, Y....................................................... 91 (Tue) Tseng, Y.................................................. 576 (Tue) Tseng, Y................................. 884 (Tue), 888 (Tue) Tsetseris, L.............................................. 795 (Tue) Tsou, Y................................................... 355 (Wed) Tsuboi, T................................................. 796 (Tue) Tsuchiya, H.............................701 (Tue), 956 (Fri) Tsuchiya, T...................... 1125 (Wed), 1214 (Thu) Tsuda, A...............................................1266 (Mon) Tsugawa, W....... 578 (Tue), 609 (Wed), 611 (Wed) Tsuge, A...................................................47 (Mon) Tsukada, J................................................. 963 (Fri) Tsukamoto, H........................................ 251 (Wed) Tsumura, T.............................................. 329 (Tue) Tsunoda, T............................................. 724 (Wed) Tsuyama, H............................................ 629 (Tue) Tsvetkov, N............................................. 482 (Tue) Tsyboulski, D.................... 1145 (Tue), 1148 (Tue), .........................................1154 (Tue), 1244 (Wed) Tsypkin, M............................................. 401 (Tue) Tu, W.....................................................742 (Mon) Tu, W.....................................................741 (Mon) Tu, X..................................................... 1142 (Tue) Tucker, S................................................... 238 (Fri) Tuma, P................................................ 1490 (Wed) Turkovic, A.............................................516 (Thu) Turner, J............ 523 (Mon), 526 (Mon), 556 (Tue) Turon Teixidor, G.............. 259 (Wed), 1510 (Thu) Tuttle, B.................................................. 795 (Tue) Tvrdy, K...............................................1285 (Mon) Tyagi, A.................................................. 885 (Tue) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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U

Ubah, C.................................................. 654 (Tue) Uchida, H.............................................. 348 (Wed) Uda, T....................................................120 (Mon) Udrea, F.................................................... 960 (Fri) Ueda, O.................................................. 874 (Tue) Ueda, S................................................... 265 (Tue) Ueda, T................................................... 712 (Tue) Ueno, K...............................................1277 (Mon) Ueno, Y................................................... 578 (Tue) Uhlik, F.................................................1230 (Thu) Ulsh, M................................................... 420 (Tue) Ulusoy, I................................................. 393 (Tue) Umemoto, H........................................ 1205 (Tue) Umemoto, H..........................................921 (Thu) Unlu, M................ 311 (Tue), 313 (Tue), 314 (Tue) Uno, Y....................................................... 239 (Fri) Uosaki, K..........500 (Wed), 506 (Thu), 517 (Mon) Ural, A.................................................1177 (Mon) Uribe, F................................................... 423 (Tue) Urquidi-Macdonald, M...... 682 (Wed), 683 (Wed) Uzunoglu, A........................................... 393 (Tue)

V

V Kasi Somayajula, S............................. 672 (Wed) Vachon, J............................................. 1373 (Wed) Vaicekauskas, R...................................... 853 (Tue) Vaitkevičius, H....................................... 853 (Tue) Vaivars, G............................................... 334 (Tue) Valdez, B........................... 1362 (Tue), 1567 (Thu) Valdez, B................................................. 666 (Tue) Valencia, R........................................... 1228 (Wed) Valentin, G........................................... 1011 (Tue) Valera, J................................................ 1362 (Tue) Valle, K................................................. 1056 (Tue) Vallett, P................................................523 (Mon) Van Den Daele, W..................................947 (Thu) Van der Veen, M....................................969 (Mon) Van der Veen, M................................... 1315 (Tue) Van Eisden, J.......................................... 979 (Tue) Van Grondelle, R................................. 1128 (Wed) Van Hemert, T........................................ 799 (Tue) Van Hoof, C........................................... 997 (Tue) Van Houdt, J...........................................831 (Thu) Van Keuren, E...................................... 1126 (Wed) Van Meirhaeghe, R..................................37 (Mon) Van Noyen, J........................................ 1312 (Tue) Van Tendeloo, G.................................. 1312 (Tue) Van Zee, J............................................1080 (Mon) Vanalabhpatana, P.................................. 472 (Tue) Vandervorst, W...................................... 716 (Wed) VanMil, B............................................. 1309 (Tue) VanMill, B............................................ 1304 (Tue) Vanýsek, P.......................1432 (Wed), 1519 (Mon) Varahramyan, K.................................. 1482 (Wed) Varma, S................................................. 653 (Tue) Vasilescu, C....................... 1414 (Tue), 1427 (Tue) Vasilescu, E........................................... 1414 (Tue) Vaughey, J............................................. 208 (Wed) Vavra, K............................................... 1564 (Wed) Vaz, C..................................................1291 (Mon) Vazquez, J............................................ 1446 (Wed) Vazquez, P............................................1263 (Mon) Veeneman, R....................................... 1558 (Wed) Vega, J.................................................... 487 (Wed) Vegunta, S..............................................913 (Thu) Velamakanni, A...................................1295 (Mon) Veleva, L................................................. 645 (Tue) Velkova, Z.............................................1567 (Thu) Veloso, A............................................... 935 (Wed) Veluchamy, R.........................................366 (Thu) Venkataraman, N..................................734 (Mon) Venkateshan, A..................................... 724 (Wed) Verbrugge, M......................261 (Wed), 548 (Mon) Verdaguer, A....................1365 (Tue), 1382 (Wed), ............................................................ 1384 (Wed) Vereecken, P....... 969 (Mon), 994 (Tue), 997 (Tue) Verhulst, A.............................................969 (Mon)

Author............................................................. Abs No. Vermaut, P............................................. 566 (Wed) Vernick, S............................................ 1418 (Wed) Vetter, C................................................ 672 (Wed) Vicente, F............................................. 1435 (Wed) Vigneron, J........................................... 1159 (Tue) Vigneron, J............................................ 899 (Wed) Vijayakumar, A....................................... 153 (Tue) Vikhnin, V.............................................. 755 (Tue) Villa, C................................................ 1237 (Wed) Villa, M................................ 277 (Tue), 1357 (Tue) Villegas, M............................................. 669 (Wed) Villullas, H...............................................81 (Mon) Vincent, B.............................................. 940 (Wed) Vinogradov, S......................................1271 (Mon) Vion-Dury, B......................................... 504 (Wed) Viricelle, J.............................................. 289 (Wed) Virkar, A................................................. 550 (Tue) Viry, L...................................................1453 (Thu) Visser, J.................................................1503 (Thu) Viswanathan, V................................... 1038 (Wed) Vitta, P.................................................... 853 (Tue) Vivier, V............................. 1088 (Tue), 1089 (Tue) Vizioz, C............................. 718 (Wed), 934 (Wed) Vo, T...................................................... 724 (Wed) Vogel, E......... 1314 (Tue), 1318 (Tue), 1338 (Thu) Vogel, W................................................ 505 (Wed) Volcke, C............................................. 1493 (Wed) Voloshchuk, R.....................................1270 (Mon) Von Stetten, F........................................ 572 (Wed) Vorob’eva, V.......................................... 820 (Wed) Vörös, J................................................... 577 (Tue) Vosch, T................................................ 1312 (Tue) Voss, L................................................. 1481 (Wed) Voutsas, A...............................................776 (Thu) Vuillemin, B......................................... 1087 (Tue) Vukmirovic, M......................................299 (Mon)

W

Wachsman, E...................... 315 (Tue), 371 (Mon), .......................................... 372 (Mon), 373 (Mon) Wada, T................................................1286 (Mon) Wada, T................................................. 1273 (Tue) Wafula, F................................................975 (Mon) Wagner, J............................................. 1548 (Wed) Wagner, M...............................................71 (Mon) Wajda, C................................................ 722 (Wed) Wakabayashi, H......................................943 (Thu) Wakeham, D........................................... 145 (Tue) Waki, K................................................... 317 (Tue) Waldeck, W......................................... 1246 (Wed) Waldrip, K............................................ 1051 (Tue) Wallace, J...............................................430 (Mon) Wallace, R...... 1317 (Tue), 1318 (Tue), 1338 (Thu) Wallace, R............................................. 1314 (Tue) Wallart, X............................................... 708 (Tue) Wallis, B................................................ 1053 (Tue) Wallis, B.....................................................1 (Mon) Wallwork, A............................................ 582 (Tue) Wan, C............ 126 (Mon), 194 (Wed), 204 (Wed) Wan, C.................................................. 292 (Wed) Wanakule, N...................... 1045 (Tue), 1046 (Tue) Wandelt, K............................ 635 (Tue), 636 (Tue) Wandlowski, T...... 88 (Tue), 99 (Tue), 1287 (Mon) Wang, A.................................................. 327 (Tue) Wang, B................................................ 1031 (Tue) Wang, C................................................1572 (Thu) Wang, C...............................14 (Mon), 193 (Wed), ........................................... 199 (Wed), 205 (Wed) Wang, C...................................................20 (Mon) Wang, C................................................. 761 (Wed) Wang, C.................................................. 593 (Tue) Wang, C.................................................. 110 (Tue) Wang, C................................82 (Mon), 347 (Wed) Wang, C.................................................. 138 (Tue) Wang, C................................................ 1469 (Tue) Wang, D.................................................215 (Thu) Wang, G................................................ 717 (Wed) Wang, G.............................................. 1120 (Wed) Wang, G................................................. 753 (Tue) 125

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Wang, H................................................526 (Mon) Wang, H.............................................. 1372 (Wed) Wang, H................................................870 (Mon) Wang, H................................................370 (Mon) Wang, H................................................ 290 (Wed) Wang, H................................................. 418 (Tue) Wang, J...............................127 (Mon), 206 (Wed) Wang, J................................................ 1326 (Wed) Wang, J.................................................. 261 (Wed) Wang, J................................................. 1538 (Tue) Wang, L.............................. 194 (Wed), 204 (Wed) Wang, L.................................................126 (Mon) Wang, L................................................1568 (Thu) Wang, L................................................ 1539 (Tue) Wang, M................................................. 880 (Tue) Wang, R................................................ 1146 (Tue) Wang, S................................................. 290 (Wed) Wang, S................................................ 1188 (Tue) Wang, S................................................. 614 (Wed) Wang, S.................................................. 890 (Tue) Wang, T.................................................. 582 (Tue) Wang, T.................................................. 422 (Tue) Wang, T...................................................28 (Mon) Wang, W............................ 1152 (Tue), 1187 (Tue) Wang, W...............................................1337 (Thu) Wang, W................................................. 701 (Tue) Wang, X.................................................. 661 (Tue) Wang, X.............. 155 (Tue), 214 (Thu), 234 (Thu) Wang, X.................................................521 (Mon) Wang, X.............................. 349 (Wed), 353 (Wed) Wang, X.................................................. 924 (Tue) Wang, X.................................................. 454 (Tue) Wang, X.................................................737 (Mon) Wang, Y.................................................. 576 (Tue) Wang, Y............................. 741 (Mon), 742 (Mon) Wang, Y................................................1507 (Thu) Wang, Y...................................................51 (Mon) Wang, Y.................................................. 884 (Tue) Wang, Y..................................................362 (Thu) Wang, Y.................................................. 988 (Tue) Wang, Y.................................................... 98 (Tue) Wang, Y............................. 865 (Mon), 870 (Mon) Wang, Y................................................ 1031 (Tue) Wang, Z............................................... 1249 (Wed) Wang, Z................................................1219 (Thu) Ward, T.................................................. 501 (Wed) Warner, M............................................ 1527 (Tue) Washima, M...........................................368 (Thu) Watahiki, K........................................... 1351 (Tue) Watanabe, H.......................................... 817 (Wed) Watanabe, K....................1002 (Tue), 1429 (Wed), ............................................................ 1494 (Wed) Watanabe, M......................................... 348 (Wed) Watanabe, S............................................ 312 (Tue) Watanabe, T...........................................619 (Mon) Watanabe, T........................... 597 (Tue), 598 (Tue) Watanabe, Y........................................... 824 (Wed) Watanuki, K........................................... 703 (Tue) Wawrzyniak, U..................................... 1275 (Tue) Weaver, M.............................................. 847 (Tue) Weber, A.............................................. 1041 (Wed) Weber, E................................................. 882 (Tue) Weber, O................................................ 936 (Wed) Wei, J................................................... 1004 (Wed) Wei, S...................................................... 455 (Tue) Wei, X..................................................... 924 (Tue) Wei-Hung, C........................................ 1140 (Tue) Weidner, J........................... 305 (Mon), 392 (Tue), ......................... 397 (Tue), 399 (Tue), 1083 (Mon) Weiland, B............................................ 1308 (Tue) Weimar, U........................................... 1553 (Wed) Weinzierl, C............................................ 395 (Tue) Weisman, R...................... 1145 (Tue), 1148 (Tue), .........................................1154 (Tue), 1244 (Wed) Weiss, L................................................ 1398 (Tue) Wells, B................................................ 1548 (Wed) Welna, D...............................................427 (Mon) Wen, T.................................................. 1339 (Tue) Wen, Y..................................................1507 (Thu)

Weng, Y................................................ 1406 (Tue) Wessells, C................................................ 237 (Fri) Wessendorf, F....................................... 1100 (Tue) West, A.............................. 972 (Mon), 1084 (Tue) West, R.............................1389 (Wed), 1542 (Tue) Westlake, K............................................. 754 (Tue) Wheat, H............................................... 686 (Wed) Wheeler, D............................................978 (Mon) Wheldon, J............................................ 356 (Wed) White, B............................................... 1530 (Tue) White, C................................................... 92 (Tue) White, R............................................... 1012 (Tue) White, R................................................ 210 (Wed) Whiteside, N........................................ 1313 (Tue) Whitney, E............................................. 384 (Tue) Wiberg, G.............................322 (Tue), 345 (Wed) Wicaksono, S.........................................864 (Mon) Wickham, D..............................................4 (Mon) Wieckowski, A................1476 (Wed), 1520 (Mon) Wierzba, B............................................ 1545 (Tue) Wiessler, M.......................................... 1246 (Wed) Wijesinghe, C...................1109 (Tue), 1500 (Wed) Wikle, H...............................................1565 (Thu) Wild, J..................................................1568 (Thu) Willander, M.......................................... 848 (Tue) Willey, M...............................................972 (Mon) Williams, D................... 1493 (Wed), 1547 (Wed), ............................................................ 1548 (Wed) Williams, D............................................ 420 (Tue) Williamson, K..................................... 1130 (Wed) Williamson, T.................. 1501 (Thu), 1552 (Wed) Wilson, G.............................. 982 (Tue), 991 (Tue) Wilson, G..............................................435 (Mon) Wilson, L........................ 1239 (Wed), 1245 (Wed) Wilson, M.............................................. 819 (Wed) Wilson, P................................................ 750 (Tue) Wilson, R..........................1416 (Wed), 1534 (Tue) Windyawati, R....................................... 674 (Wed) Wippermann, K..................... 416 (Tue), 417 (Tue) Wise, R....................................................771 (Thu) Wiser, R...............................................1516 (Mon) Wistey, M.............................................1336 (Thu) Witters, L............................................... 935 (Wed) Witus, L............................................... 1244 (Wed) Wiwi, M.................................................. 754 (Tue) Wohlfahrt-Mehrens, M.......................... 446 (Tue) Woias, P............................................... 1040 (Wed) Wojcik, J................................................. 750 (Tue) Wojdak, M.............................................. 756 (Tue) Wojtowicz, M........................................868 (Mon) Wokaun, A...........................................1079 (Mon) Wolfrum, B............................................. 586 (Tue) Wong, C............................................... 1064 (Tue) Wong, D..............................................1294 (Mon) Wong, H................................................. 692 (Tue) Woo, L..................................................1503 (Thu) Woo, S...................................................300 (Mon) Woo, Y.................................................. 1305 (Tue) Wood, M..............................................1397 (Thu) Woodall, J............................ 555 (Tue), 863 (Mon) Woods, J................... 6 (Mon), 7 (Mon), 632 (Tue) Worden, R........................................... 1436 (Wed) Woźny, M............................................. 1275 (Tue) Wraback, M........................... 850 (Tue), 885 (Tue) Wren, J................................................... 643 (Tue) Wright, B............................................. 1548 (Wed) Wu, C..................................................... 422 (Tue) Wu, C...................................................1578 (Thu) Wu, C..................................................... 999 (Tue) Wu, C.................................... 988 (Tue), 999 (Tue) Wu, C..................................................... 988 (Tue) Wu, C.................................................... 291 (Wed) Wu, G.................285 (Wed), 415 (Tue), 507 (Thu) Wu, H..................................................... 453 (Tue) Wu, H..................................................... 136 (Tue) Wu, H.....................................................220 (Thu) Wu, J..................................................... 1194 (Tue) Wu, J....................................................... 418 (Tue) Wu, M..................................................... 581 (Tue)

Wu, N.................. 220 (Thu), 453 (Tue), 457 (Tue) Wu, N................................................... 1538 (Tue) Wu, S...................................................... 105 (Tue) Wu, T..................................... 33 (Mon), 113 (Tue) Wu, W..................................................... 878 (Tue) Wu, Y...................................................... 390 (Tue) Wu, Y.....................................................783 (Mon) Wu, Y................................................... 1498 (Wed) Wu, Y...................................................... 331 (Tue) Wüthrich, R.......................................... 1016 (Tue)

126

X

Xia, C.................................................... 558 (Wed) Xia, G.................................121 (Mon), 352 (Wed) Xia, S.....................................................741 (Mon) Xia, X....................................................296 (Mon) Xiang, R...............................................1181 (Mon) Xiao, J................................. 563 (Wed), 564 (Wed) Xiao, L.....................................................49 (Mon) Xie, C.....................................................229 (Thu) Xing, Y.................................................... 320 (Tue) Xing, Y.............................. 1276 (Tue), 1506 (Thu) Xiong, W.................................................. 966 (Fri) Xu, C................................................... 1480 (Wed) Xu, F......................................................133 (Mon) Xu, H....................................................1507 (Thu) Xu, J........................................................ 852 (Tue) Xu, J....................................................... 815 (Wed) Xu, K................................. 741 (Mon), 742 (Mon) Xu, K..................................................... 202 (Wed) Xu, L.................................................... 1122 (Wed) Xu, M....................................................783 (Mon) Xu, P....................................................... 650 (Tue) Xu, W................................. 563 (Wed), 564 (Wed) Xuan, Y..................................................783 (Mon) Xue, X.................................................... 266 (Tue) Xun, S.................................................... 203 (Wed)

Y

Yagi, I.................. 324 (Tue), 462 (Tue), 517 (Mon) Yamabe, K............800 (Tue), 801 (Tue), 813 (Wed) Yamada, M............................................ 611 (Wed) Yamada, S............................................1282 (Mon) Yamada, Y................................................. 956 (Fri) Yamaguchi, K......................................... 272 (Tue) Yamaguchi, T.......................................... 284 (Tue) Yamaji, M............................................... 713 (Tue) Yamakawa, S...........................................943 (Thu) Yamamoto, H......................................... 847 (Tue) Yamamoto, M.........................................921 (Thu) Yamamoto, T.......................................... 112 (Tue) Yamamoto, Y.......................................... 638 (Tue) Yamashita, Y........................................... 265 (Tue) Yamauchi, H............................................. 963 (Fri) Yamazaki, T............................................ 609 (Wed) Yamazaki, Y.......................................... 1025 (Tue) Yamazaki, Y........................... 27 (Mon), 316 (Tue) Yamazaki, Y..........................................1214 (Thu) Yan, J...................................................... 452 (Tue) Yan, N.....................................................515 (Thu) Yan, R......................................926 (Tue), 958 (Fri) Yan, R.................................................... 194 (Wed) Yan, Y.....................................................526 (Mon) Yan, Y..................................................... 486 (Wed) Yanagi, H................................................ 312 (Tue) Yanagishita, T......................................1280 (Mon) Yang, C................................................... 640 (Tue) Yang, C................................................. 1348 (Tue) Yang, C................................................... 691 (Tue) Yang, C................................................... 988 (Tue) Yang, C..................................................... 98 (Tue) Yang, C................................................... 892 (Tue) Yang, D................................................1295 (Mon) Yang, G.............121 (Mon), 215 (Thu), 352 (Wed) Yang, H.................................................1507 (Thu) Yang, H................................................. 1193 (Tue) Yang, H................................................. 1367 (Tue) Yang, I.....................................................11 (Mon) Yang, J.................................................... 890 (Tue) Meeting Program|May 24-29, 2009|San Francisco, CA

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Author............................................................. Abs No.

Author............................................................. Abs No.

Yang, J................................764 (Wed), 1192 (Tue) Yang, J.................................................... 282 (Tue) Yang, J.................................................... 330 (Tue) Yang, J.................................................... 850 (Tue) Yang, L..................................................1393 (Thu) Yang, L................................................... 716 (Wed) Yang, M.................................................. 325 (Tue) Yang, N................................................. 1158 (Tue) Yang, R.................................................. 717 (Wed) Yang, S................................................. 1227 (Wed) Yang, S............................. 1210 (Thu), 1246 (Wed) Yang, X................................. 155 (Tue), 156 (Tue), ............................. 214 (Thu), 234 (Thu), 240 (Fri) Yang, X...................................................362 (Thu) Yang, Y....................................................229 (Thu) Yang, Y.....................................................29 (Mon) Yang, Z.................................................... 985 (Tue) Yap, P.....................................................737 (Mon) Yarekha, D............................ 708 (Tue), 955 (Thu) Yasuda, T..............................................1292 (Mon) Yasukawa, Y............................................ 879 (Tue) Yasuzawa, M.......................................... 608 (Wed) Ye, M.....................................................741 (Mon) Ye, P.......................................................976 (Mon) Ye, P.......................................................783 (Mon) Ye, Z.......................................................... 96 (Tue) Yeduvaka, G.......................................... 249 (Wed) Yeh, J...................................................... 165 (Tue) Yen, K.................................... 811 (Tue), 894 (Tue) Yen, S.......................................................82 (Mon) Yeo, I..................... 170 (Tue), 171 (Tue), 172 (Tue) Yeo, Y..................................................... 727 (Wed) Yesilyurt, S............................................. 359 (Wed) Yi, S....................... 856 (Tue), 860 (Tue), 861 (Tue) Yi, S......................................................... 857 (Tue) Yin, K...................................................... 340 (Tue) Yin, L.....................................................975 (Mon) Yin, Y.................................................... 1048 (Tue) Ying, J.................................................... 292 (Wed) Yokoyama, K.......................................... 425 (Tue) Yoo, E................................................... 1195 (Tue) Yoo, W.................. 698 (Tue), 700 (Tue), 712 (Tue) Yoo, Y...................................................... 337 (Tue) Yoon, H............................. 371 (Mon), 373 (Mon) Yoon, I....................................................233 (Thu) Yoon, J.................................................... 175 (Tue) Yoon, J................................................... 290 (Wed) Yoon, K................................................. 1067 (Tue) Yoon, K..................................................369 (Mon) Yoon, S..................................................864 (Mon) Yoon, S................................................... 852 (Tue) Yoon, S...........561 (Wed), 760 (Wed), 1009 (Wed) Yoon, S.................................. 148 (Tue), 185 (Tue) Yoon, S...................................................230 (Thu) Yoon, S................................................... 458 (Tue) Yoon, W..................................................234 (Thu) Yoon, Y..................................................844 (Mon) Yoshida, J.......... 616 (Mon), 619 (Mon), 629 (Tue) Yoshida, T............................777 (Thu), 780 (Mon) Yoshikawa, H.................... 1156 (Tue), 1216 (Thu) Yoshikawa, H.......................................... 265 (Tue) Yoshikawa, S.......................... 83 (Mon), 86 (Mon) Yoshimoto, M........................ 698 (Tue), 700 (Tue) Yoshino, M............................................. 984 (Tue) Yoshioka, T............................................621 (Mon) Yoshitake, T........................................... 354 (Wed) Yota, J.................................................... 818 (Wed) You, I....................................... 97 (Tue), 107 (Tue) Young, D............................................. 1005 (Wed) Young, H...............................................739 (Mon)

Young, M............................................... 355 (Wed) Young, S.............................................. 1487 (Wed) Young, S................................................. 859 (Tue) Yu, C...................................................... 496 (Wed) Yu, D...................................................... 202 (Wed) Yu, G..................................................... 1398 (Tue) Yu, G............................... 1389 (Wed), 1564 (Wed) Yu, J........................................................ 661 (Tue) Yu, P........................................................ 890 (Tue) Yu, Q...................................................1299 (Mon) Yu, W..................................................... 202 (Wed) Yu, Y.................193 (Wed), 199 (Wed), 205 (Wed) Yu, Z....................................................... 264 (Tue) Yu, Z.......................................................510 (Thu) Yuan, D................................................. 1157 (Tue) Yuan, J................................................. 1249 (Wed) Yuan, X..................................................296 (Mon) Yuan, X................................................... 418 (Tue) Yuan, X................................................... 327 (Tue) Yufei, W..................................................223 (Thu) Yuh, C.................................................. 1010 (Tue) Yun, H.....................................................32 (Mon) Yun, S..................................................... 173 (Tue) Yung, S.................................................. 816 (Wed) Yung, Y................................................ 1548 (Wed) Yurchenko, S.......................................... 386 (Tue) Yushin, G.............................................. 484 (Wed) Yusof, R..................................................222 (Thu)

Zhang, L................................................ 497 (Wed) Zhang, L...............................................1210 (Thu) Zhang, M................................................ 924 (Tue) Zhang, R................................................. 399 (Tue) Zhang, R............................................... 1148 (Tue) Zhang, W............................................. 1488 (Wed) Zhang, W.............................................. 1048 (Tue) Zhang, X............................ 304 (Mon), 428 (Mon) Zhang, X................................................. 643 (Tue) Zhang, X........... 211 (Wed), 227 (Thu), 254 (Wed) Zhang, Y.................................................768 (Thu) Zhang, Y............................................... 1401 (Tue) Zhang, Y............................ 297 (Mon), 301 (Mon) Zhang, Y................................................521 (Mon) Zhang, Y............... 3 (Mon), 25 (Mon), 117 (Mon) Zhang, Y................................................. 138 (Tue) Zhang, Z................................................. 190 (Tue) Zhang, Z..............................................1181 (Mon) Zhao, F................................................... 558 (Wed) Zhao, F...................................................737 (Mon) Zhao, H.................................................. 194 (Wed) Zhao, J................................................... 204 (Wed) Zhao, L................................................. 1401 (Tue) Zhao, W............................................... 1164 (Wed) Zhao, X................................................... 642 (Tue) Zhechkov, L........................ 386 (Tue), 1232 (Thu) Zhen, Y................................................... 331 (Tue) Zheng, H............................... 137 (Tue), 141 (Tue) Zheng, H............................................... 203 (Wed) Zheng, M.............................................. 1142 (Tue) Zheng, Y.............................................. 1436 (Wed) Zhong, C............................127 (Mon), 206 (Wed) Zhong, H................................................ 885 (Tue) Zhong, S............................................... 1014 (Tue) Zhong, W...............................................620 (Mon) Zhou, H................................................1573 (Thu) Zhou, H............................. 1021 (Tue), 1031 (Tue) Zhou, J.................................................... 602 (Tue) Zhou, J................................... 311 (Tue), 314 (Tue) Zhou, J.................................................... 313 (Tue) Zhou, J.................................................. 1048 (Tue) Zhou, K...................................................769 (Thu) Zhou, M.................................................737 (Mon) Zhou, Q.................................................122 (Mon) Zhou, X................................................. 565 (Wed) Zhou, X.........1048 (Tue), 1049 (Tue), 1488 (Wed) Zhou, X.................................................. 798 (Tue) Zhou, X.................................................. 795 (Tue) Zhou, Y...................................................234 (Thu) Zhou, Y................................. 156 (Tue), 214 (Thu) Zhou, Y...................................................769 (Thu) Zhu, C................................................... 822 (Wed) Zhu, J..................................................... 352 (Wed) Zhu, S....................................................432 (Mon) Zhu, W.................................................... 554 (Tue) Zhu, Y.................................................... 724 (Wed) Zhu, Z.................................................... 355 (Wed) Zhuang, L................................................49 (Mon) Ziebarth, J............................................... 555 (Tue) Ziegler, K............................. 533 (Tue), 1146 (Tue) Zlatev, R................................................1567 (Thu) Zlatev, R................................................ 1362 (Tue) Zlatev, R.................................................. 666 (Tue) Zoladek, S............................ 5 (Mon), 1288 (Mon) Zondlo, J.............................................. 1480 (Wed) Zukal, A...................................................84 (Mon) Zukalova, M....... 281 (Tue), 525 (Mon), 531 (Tue) Zukalova, M............................................84 (Mon) Zukauskas, A........................................... 853 (Tue) Zuman, P......................... 627 (Mon), 1513 (Mon) Zuo, T............................. 1122 (Wed), 1132 (Wed)

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