227 In Honor of Peter Monson II (Invited Talks)


Description:
This session is to honor the life and work of Peter Monson. Invited presentations only.

Sponsor:
Thermodynamics and Transport Properties
Co-Sponsor(s):
Separations Division (02)


Chair:
David A. Kofke
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Chemical and Biological Engineering
303 Furnas Hall
Buffalo, NY
14260-4200
Email: kofke@buffalo.edu

Co-Chair:
David M. Ford
Professor
University of Arkansas
Chemical Engineering
Fayetteville, AR
Phone Number: 4795753739
Email: daveford@uark.edu


Papers:
227a
A Celebration of My 15+ Year Collaboration with Peter Monson on Simulating the Self Assembly of Nanoporous Materials: Are We Sipping from the Holy Grail?
Scott M. Auerbach, University of Massachusetts
227b
Confinement-Induced Compression and High Pressure Phases in Nanopores
Keith E Gubbins, North Carolina State University; Cody K. Addington, North Carolina State University; James Mansell, North Carolina State University; Malgorzata Sliwinska-Bartkowiak, Adam Mickiewicz University; Deepti Srivastava, North Carolina State University
227c
My Research Adventures with Pete Monson
Peter T. Cummings, Vanderbilt University
227d
Monte Carlo Simulation of Percolation Properties, Including Cluster Numbers and Elastic Backbones
Robert M. Ziff, University of Michigan
227e
Cyclic and Polymeric Rotaxanes
Edith Sevick, Australian National University
227f
The Treatment of Pair Correlations in an Augmented Mean-Field Density Functional Theory of a Simple Model Liquid Crystal
Martin Schoen, Technische Universität Berlin; Andrew J. Haslam, Imperial College London; George Jackson, Imperial College London
227g
Molecular Modeling of Nanoparticle Permeation in Lipid Membranes for Drug Delivery Applications
Priyanka Oroskar Sharma, Orochem Technologies, Inc.; Cynthia J. Jameson, University of Illinois at Chicago; Sohail Murad, Illinois Institute of Technology
227h
Phase Diagrams By Computer Simulations: A Good School for Force Fields
Carlos Vega, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Abstract Submissions Closed
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