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Chemistry of Supramolecules and Assemblies

Gordon Research Conference

July 29 - August 3, 2001
Chair Raymond A. Mackay
Vice Chair Nicholas L. Abbott

Conference Program

Sunday Night
July 29, 2001		Photochemical Processes
Discussion Leader: Marie-Paule Pileni
  • Nicholas J. Turro
    Supramolecular and Magnetic control of Reactive Radical Intermediates
  • Stefan Hecht
    Designing Light-driven Catalytic Macromolecules
Monday Morning
30 July, 2001		Devices at the Molecular Level
Discussion Leader: Piero Baglioni
  • J. Fraser Stoddart
    The Nature of the Mechanical Bond: Interlocked Molecules Beyond Catenanes
  • Charles M. Drain
    Secondary and Tertiary Self-Assembly of Photonic Material: Connecting Supramolecules to a Macroscopic World
  • Kim Dunbar
    Frontiers in Magnetism at the interface of Chemistry and Nanoscience
Monday Night
30 July, 2001		CB Reactions in Organized Assemblies
Discussion Leader: H. Dupont Durst
  • James R. Baker, Jr.
    Nanomolecular Assemblies as Therapeutics
  • Laurence S. Romsted
    Chemical Trapping: A New Method for Probing the Compositions of Association Colloid Interfaces
Tuesday Morning
31 July 2001		Surfactant Assemblies
Discussion Leader: Frederick R. Longo
  • Steven L. Regen
    Nearest-Neighbor Recognition in Lipid Bilayers
  • Raoul R. Zana
    Role of Surfactant in the Formation of Organized Mesoporous Silica and Similar Materials: Templating of Micelles or Polymer/Surfactant Interactions
  • Bjorn Lindman
    Polymer-surfactant Interactions: From Phase Diagrams to DNA Compaction
Tuesday Evening
31 July, 2001		Polymeric Materials
Discussion Leader: Ray Yin
  • Eric W. Kaler
    Surfactant-Guided Material Synthesis
  • Zhibin Guan
    Chain Walking: A New Strategy to Control Polymer Topology
Wednesday Morning
1 August 2001		Supramolecular Structures
Discussion Leader: Douglas J. Kiserow
  • Mark W. Grinstaff
    Carbohydrosomes: Novel Supramolecular Structures
  • Yen Wei
    Two Dimensional Assemblies of Chiral Macrocyclic Compounds and Nanoparticles
  • Stephen E. Webber
    Polymer Micelles: Their Potential as Components for the Nano-toolbox
Wednesday Evening
1 August 2001		Functional Dendrimers
Discussion Leader: Donald A. Tomalia
  • George R. Newkome
    Nanomers
  • Christopher B. Gorman
    Electronic Dendrimers and Electroactive Surfaces - Assembly Routes to Molecular Electronic Devices
Thursday Morning
2 August, 2001		Nanoparticle Assemblies/Electronic Systems
Discussion Leader: Sandford A. Asher
  • Angel E. Kaifer
    Supramolecular Chemistry with Metal Nanoparticles
  • Sarah H. Tolbert
    New Electronic and Structural Materials Through Inorganic/Organic Self-organization
  • Janos H. Fendler
    Nanoelectronics at Nanoparticle Assembly Interfaces
  • Laurence Motte
    Nanoparticle Organization via Dissipative Structures
Thursday Evening
2 August 2001		Molecular Building Blocks
Discussion Leader: Thomas L. Penner
  • Fredric M. Menger
    Gemini Surfactants
  • Paolo M. Scrimin
    Monolayer Protected Gold Nanoparticles: From Molecular Recognition to Catalysis

Contributors

Center for Advanced Materials Processing at Clarkson University
National Science Foundation
U.S. Army Research Office

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