People
Postdoctoral Researcher
Jamie Ford, since 4/2011
tjford@seas.upenn.edu
Pentablock copolymers; synthesis of metal nanowires.
Graduate Students
Francisco Buitrago, doctoral student since 9/2008
buitrago@seas.upenn.edu
Morphology-property relationships of precisely sequenced ionomers.
Jae-Hong Choi, doctoral student since 9/2007
hongchoi@seas.upenn.edu
Morphology studies of new polymerized ionic liquids to understand
the mechanism of ion conduction.
L. Robert Middleton, doctoral student since 9/2011
midl@seas.upenn.edu
Morphology - mechanical property relationships in precise
polyethylene-based copolymers.
Rose Mutiso, doctoral student since 9/2008
mutiso@seas.upenn.edu
Electrical properties of polymer nanocomposites.
Michael O'Reilly, doctoral student since 9/2009
morei@seas.upenn.edu
Morphology studies of ion-containing polymers to understand
the mechanism of ion conduction.
Wei-Shao "Walter" Tung, doctoral student since 9/2010
tungwei@seas.upenn.edu
Polymer diffusion in nanocomposites.
Sharon Wang, doctoral student since 9/2010
tswang@seas.upenn.edu
Morphology studies of new polymerized ionic liquids to understand
the mechanism of ion conduction.
Master's Degree Student
Steven T. Szewczyk
sts23@seas.upenn.edu
Morphology - mechanical property relationships in precise polyethylene-based copolymers.
Undergraduate Students
Michelle Sherrott, working with Rose Mutiso
mshe@seas.upenn.edu
Simulations of electrical conductivity in polymer nanocomposites.
Sneha Deshpande, sdeshpande929@gmail.com
Eric Maltiel, emaltiel@seas.upenn.edu
Tyler Citek, tcitek@wharton.upenn.edu
Senior Design Group: Resistive switching in polymer nanocomposites.
High School Student
Jack Feeney, working with Jamie Ford
Synthesis metal nanowires and fabrication of polymer nanocompoistes.