Session: Preparing for the Bright Future of Neutron Scattering in the U.S.: State of the Art in Neutron-Based Analysis


ANYL		Thursday, 1 September 2005

8:30 AM-11:40 AM Washington DC Convention Center -- 155, Oral
Preparing for the Bright Future of Neutron Scattering in the U.S.: State of the Art in Neutron-Based Analysis

Organizers:	Linda J. Magid Shenda M. Baker
8:30 AM	456	Membrane fusion and membrane pores: Structural studies by diffraction Huey W Huang
9:00 AM	457	The influence of environment on dynamics of polymers and biological molecules Janna K. Maranas
9:30 AM	458	The structure of biomolecules in solution Sylvia E. McLain, Alan K. Soper
10:00 AM	459	Neutron reflectometry studies of polymer brushes in confined geometry subject to shear Gregory S. Smith, Tonya L. Kuhl, William A Hamilton, Dennis Mulder, Sushil K. Satija
10:20 AM		Intermission
10:30 AM	460	Small-angle neutron scattering studies of the initial stages of spinodal decomposition Timothy J. Rappl, Nitash P. Balsara
11:00 AM	461	Small angle neutron scattering to monitor monomer partitioning during controlled microemulsion polymerizations Eric W. Kaler, Jen O'Donnell
11:20 AM	462	Small angle neutron scattering under flow in the 1-2 plane: Rheo-SANS of phase-separating self-assembled wormlike surfactants Norman J. Wagner, Matthew Liberatore, Florian Nettesheim, Lionel Porcar

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