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ECS Staff

Roque J. Calvo, Executive Director Heather McAlinn, Publications Production Assistant Mary Yess, Deputy Executive Director and Publisher Winnie Mutch, Web Manager Dinia Agrawala, Interface Production Manager Anna Olsen, Constituent Services Associate Karen Chmielewski, Finance Associate Karen Baliff Ornstein, Associate Director of Paul Cooper, Editorial Manager Marketing Dan Fatton, Director of Development Stephanie Plassa, Director of Meetings and Exhibits Ann Goedkoop, Director of Publications Elizabeth Schademann, Publications Production Assistant Andrea Guenzel, Journals Publications Assistant Stacy Schlags, Meetings Coordinator Paul Grote, Director of Finance Beth Anne Stuebe, Conference Publications David Harkness, Director of Constituent Services Production Assistant Mary Hojlo, Constituent Services Assistant Paul Urso, Associate Director of Technical Colleen Klepser, Executive Administrator Programming John Lewis, Associate Director of Conference Eric Wollman, Customer Relations Associate, Publications Subscriptions

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Program Guide

ADA Accessibility...... 5 Key Locations...... 5 Author Index...... 132 Meeting App...... 6 Award Winners...... 11-13 Meeting Overview...... 7 Coffee Breaks...... 7 Officers & Staff...... Inside Front Cover Committees, Boards & Other Meetings...... 9 Photography and Recording...... 5 Companion Registrant Program...... 6 Poster Sessions...... 28 ECS Career Fair...... 8 Presenter Information...... 28 ECS Central Hours...... 5 Professional Development Series...... 8 ECS Student Chapters...... 24 Registration Hours...... 5 ECS Committees...... 25 Sessions at a Glance...... 30-43 ECS Division Officers...... 23 Session Chair Information...... 28 ECS Sections...... 23 Short Courses and Tutorials...... 27 ECS Transactions for Toronto 2013...... 21 Special &Ticketed Events...... 10 Editorial Boards...... 22 Sponsors...... 20 Featured Speakers...... 11 Symposium Topics and Organizers...... 29 Floor Plans...... 14-15 Technical Exhibit...... 16-19 General Meeting Information...... 5 Technical Sessions...... 44 Hotel Information...... 6 Wireless Network...... 6

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 1

I am delighted to extend my warmest greetings to all those participating in the 223rd meeting of the Electrochemical Society and to welcome all of the international delegates who have travelled to Canada for this event.

This gathering provides a wonderful chance to meet with fellow scientists, engineers, and researchers to discuss the latest developments in the fields of electrochemical and solid‐state science and technology. Each of you brings a high level of expertise to this event. I am sure that you will make the most of this opportunity to share information, best practices, and personal experiences with your colleagues and that you will leave the conference inspired by what you have learned.

Please accept my best wishes for a memorable and productive conference.

The Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, P.C., M.P.

OTTAWA 2013

2 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada

Premier of Ontario - Première ministre de l’Ontario

May 12 – 16, 2013

A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER

On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I extend warm greetings to everyone attending the 223rd meeting of the Electrochemical Society (ECS).

I am delighted that the ECS has chosen Toronto, our province’s capital city, as the location of its 223rd meeting — and that we have been afforded the opportunity to welcome professionals from around the world working in electrochemistry and in solid-state science and technology. Delegates will find Ontario a stimulating backdrop to the meeting — as it is a province which prides itself on its culture of scientific and technological discovery and innovation. I am pleased to say that our chemical companies are pushing the boundaries of new product development, in areas ranging from specialized polymers to advanced ceramics and alternative fuels.

I would like to commend the ECS for the vital support it gives to its many members. Now, more than ever, global competitiveness compels us to remain at the forefront of scientific and technological advancement. Thanks to the ECS, members have the opportunity to participate in professional development, build specialized knowledge and engage in beneficial networking. The society’s meetings and regional sections are two fine examples of how it creates a strong sense of community among its members while advancing their knowledge and careers.

I wish each and every delegate an enjoyable and memorable stay in Toronto — and a highly productive meeting.

Kathleen Wynne Premier

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 3 4 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada General Meeting Information & Meeting Registration

Key Locations Meeting Registration Meeting Registration...... Concourse Level Information/Message Center...... Concourse Level Who must pay the registration fee? ECS Central...... Concourse Level nd All meeting participants, including invited speakers, are required ECS Headquarters Office...... Wentworth Room, 2 Floor to pay the appropriate registration fees. Short Course registrants Audio-Visual Tech Table(s)...... Outside Technical Sessions who wish to attend the meeting in addition to their Short Course are required to pay the meeting registration fee in addition to the Registration & ECS Central Hours Short Course fee. Saturday, May 11...... 1700-1900h Sunday, May 12...... 0700-1900h Early-Bird Registration Monday, May 13...... 0700-1900h Tuesday, May 14...... 0700-1730h The deadline for Early-Bird registration is April 12, 2013. Wednesday, May 15...... 0800-1600h Regular registration rates are in effect online after April 12, Thursday, May 16...... 0800-1200h 2013 and at the meeting. Register online at www.electrochem. org, or download the registration form from the website and Lost Badge or Ticket fax your completed form to 1.609.737.2743. If you send a registration by fax, please do not send another copy by e-mail, There will be a $30 charge for reprinting lost badges or tickets. as this may result in duplicate charges. Early-Bird and post-April Admittance will not be granted to ticketed events without the 12 registration payments must be made in U.S. Dollars via Visa, actual ticket. Tickets must be reprinted at Registration during MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card, check, or money scheduled hours and cannot be reprinted at the event itself. order payable to ECS. ADA Accessibility Refunds Special accommodations for disabled attendees will be handled Written requests for refunds will be honored only if received on an individual basis provided that adequate notice is given to at ECS headquarters before April 29, 2013. All refunds are the ECS headquarters office. subject to a 10% processing fee and requests for refunds must be e-mailed to [email protected]. Refunds will not Photography & Recording be processed until AFTER the meeting. By attending the ECS meeting, you agree that you will not record any meeting-related activity, without the express, Registration Fees written consent from ECS. Recording means any audiovisual ALL PARTICIPANTS AND ATTENDEES ARE REQUIRED or photographic methods. Meeting-related activity means any TO PAY THE APPROPRIATE REGISTRATION FEE presentation (oral or poster) or social event directly related to LISTED BELOW. the meeting. You may photograph your own personal, non- meeting related activity, but you must obtain permission from all All prices are in U.S. dollars. involved parties before photographs can be taken of other people or displays at the meeting or exhibit. Press representatives must Early-Bird April 13 (until April 12) through May 16 receive media credentials and recording permission from the ECS Headquarters Office. If you violate this policy, you will be ECS Member...... $450...... $550 removed from the meeting. Your registration will be revoked and Nonmember...... $620...... $720 you will lose all access to the meeting. In this case, you will not ECS Student Member...... $160...... $260 receive a refund of the registration fees. ECS also reserves the Student Nonmember...... $195...... $295 right to deny your attendance at future ECS or ECS sponsored One Day ECS Member...... $280...... $380 meetings. One Day Nonmember...... $370...... $470 ECS Emeritus or Honorary Member...... $0...... $0 Permissions Granted to ECS Nontechnical Registrant...... $25...... $30 ECS reserves the right to electronically record any or all meeting- Meeting Abstracts related events. By registering for and/or attending an ECS meeting you are granting ECS permission to use any recording Attendees who wish to have paper copies of abstracts should or photography made of you at any meeting event or anywhere download and print them in advance of the meeting, from the within the meeting venue. ECS website, free of charge. Please note that paper copies of meeting abstracts will NOT be available. Speaker Indemnification Financial Assistance The ideas and opinions expressed in the technical sessions, conferences, and any handout materials provided are those of Financial assistance is limited and generally governed by the the presenter. They are not those of The Electrochemical Society symposium organizers. Individuals may inquire directly to the (ECS), nor can any endorsement by ECS be claimed. symposium organizers of the symposium in which they are presenting their paper to see if funding is available. Contact information can be found in the Call for Papers on the meeting website.

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Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 5 Hotel Reservations & Travel Information

The 223rd ECS Meeting will be held at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel (123 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 2M9). We strongly encourage you to stay at the meeting headquarters hotel, the Sheraton Centre Toronto, where your stay will be most enjoyable and convenient. Reservations can be made online from the ECS website at a special discounted meeting rate of $199 CAD. See the ECS website for more details and to make your reservation.

The deadline for reservations is April 12, 2013 or until the block sells out. Reservations attempted after April 12 will be accepted on a space and rate availability basis. Nontechnical (formerly Companion) Registrants Travel companions of Technical Registrants are invited to register for the 223rd ECS Meeting as a “Nontechnical Registrant.” The nontechnical registrant registration fee of $25 (Early-Bird) or $30 (after April 12) includes admission to non-ticketed social events; an exclusive meet-up with beverage service and light refreshments, Monday through Thursday, 0800-1000h; and a special “Welcome to Toronto” orientation presented by Tourism Toronto on Monday, May Have a 13th at 0900h. Please note that online registration is not available for Have a Nontechnical Registrants. Smartphone?Smartphone? Meeting Tools Download the 223rd ECS Meeting App New Online Meeting Scheduler! from the Apple App Store The new Online Meeting Scheduler has been provided for your convenience and easy reference. It includes times and locations for or Android Market! all technical sessions, committee meetings, and special events, and can also be accessed from the meeting app! Visit the Toronto website • Log-in! Your username is the e-mail address you used or meeting app to build your schedule now! when you registered for the meeting. The password is the record number you received on your electronic receipt or when you picked up your registration materials. Wireless Network • Schedule presentations and events to attend, look up speakers, access the abstracts, and tweet your commentary and more! ECS is pleased to provide a complimentary wireless network! For • If you “opt in,” it will allow other people at the meeting the duration of the meeting, ECS will be providing a wireless network to contact you through the app via the e-mail address for your use. This complimentary service is available in designated you provided at registration. Go to the “Settings” icon to areas of the Sheraton. To use the wireless network, please connect change and save your options. to “ecsmeeting” and then open your Web browser. You will then be • All meeting registrants are automatically listed as attendees prompted to enter the password listed below. in the app. To “opt out” of having your name listed, please notify an ECS employee in the Registration area. Network Name (SSID)...... ecsmeeting Access Code...... ecsmeeting223 (all lowercase) Other wireless Internet access is also available in some public areas of the Sheraton. You will not need to log in to those networks as they are provided on a complimentary basis by the hotel, though you may be required to be a guest of the hotel to access them.

Letters of Invitation—Individuals requiring an official letter of invitation should complete the electronic form at Complimentary Wireless Network https://community.electrochem.org/meetings/mtg_app/ visa_mtg_form.asp and your letter will be emailed to you Please connect to “ecsmeeting” and then open your Web browser. within 3 business days. Such letters will not imply any You will then be prompted to enter the password listed below. financial responsibility of ECS.

Network Name (SSID)...... ecsmeeting Letters of Attendance—Individuals requiring an official Access Code...... ecsmeeting223 letter of attendance should see an ECS Representative in the Registration Area. (all lowercase)

6 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Meeting Overview

1300h ���������Technical Exhibit, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Sunday, May 12 Lower Concourse Level 0900h ���������Short Courses, Mezzanine Level 1300h ���������Professional Development Series: Career Fair, (separate pre-registration required) Exhibit Hall, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower 1400h ���������Technical Sessions Concourse Level 1730h ���������ECS Student Mixer (invitation only; 1800h ���������Technical Exhibit & General & Student Poster contact [email protected] for details) Session, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower * Please note: the Sunday Evening Get Together is now the Concourse Level Opening Reception held on Monday at 1800h. 1800h ���������Professional Development Series: Career Fair, Exhibit Hall, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Monday, May 13 Concourse Level 0800h ���������Technical Sessions Wednesday, May 15 0930h ���������Technical Session Coffee Breaks, Lower Concourse Level, Mezzanine Level, 0800h ���������Technical Sessions 2nd Floor 0800h ���������Professional Development Series: Resume Review, nd 1230h ���������Professional Development Series: Huron Room, 2 Floor Essential Elements for Employment Success, 0900h ���������Technical Exhibit, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Huron Room, 2nd Floor Lower Concourse Level 1400h ���������2013 ECS Gordon E. Moore Medal for Outstanding 0900h ���������Professional Development Series: Career Fair, Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology Exhibit Hall, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Award Lecture: “Wide Bandgap Semiconductors Lower Concourse Level for Sensing Applications,” by Fan Ren, Grand 0930h ���������Technical Session Coffee Break, Exhibit Hall, Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level 1700h ���������The ECS Lecture: “The Frontier of Electronics 1800h ���������Student Poster Award Presentation, Exhibit Hall, Research,” by Michael Mayberry, Grand Ballroom Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Concourse East, Lower Concourse Level Level 1800h ���������Opening Reception, Grand Ballroom Foyer, 1800h ���������Technical Exhibit & General Poster Session, Osgoode/ Lower Concourse Level* (formerly known as the Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level Sunday Evening Get Together) 1800h ���������Professional Development Series: Career Fair, Exhibit Hall, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Tuesday, May 14 Concourse Level 0800h ���������Technical Sessions 0800h ���������Professional Development Series: Resume Review, Thursday, May 16 nd Huron Room, 2 Floor 0800h ���������Technical Sessions 0930h ���������Technical Session Coffee Breaks, Lower Concourse nd 0900h ���������Technical Exhibit, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Level, Mezzanine Level, 2 Floor Lower Concourse Level 1215h ���������Annual Society Business Meeting & Luncheon, nd 0900h ���������Professional Development Series: Career Fair, City Hall Room, 2 Floor; Exhibit Hall, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower non-refundable ticketed event Concourse Level 1230h ���������Professional Development Series: Essential 0930h ���������Technical Session Coffee Break, Exhibit Hall, Elements for Employment Success, Huron Room, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level 2nd Floor

ECS Student Mixer Students are invited to join distinguished members and staff of ECS for an evening of fun and networking. The student mixer will be held on Sunday, May 12 from 1730-1930h with complimentary appetizers and beverages. Registered students will receive an e-mail invitation with details of the mixer. Please contact [email protected] for more information. ECS Transactions Tutorial Session for Authors We encourage all authors to attend this important informational session on how/where/when to prepare and submit your full length proceedings paper to ECS Transactions. This session will be held on Tuesday, May 14 from 1630-1700h, in Conference Room G, Mezzanine Level. Great News about ECS Meeting Abstracts! We are always looking for new ways to make our meeting information more accessible to all attendees and contribute to the sustainability of the planet. ECS Meeting Abstracts are always right at hand—and as always, are FREE. Registrants may easily access them through wireless Internet, which will be available at the meeting; view them on the Meeting App; or download them directly from the 223rd ECS Meeting website.

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 7 ECS Career Fair

The ECS Career Fair in Toronto is a great way for attendees to meet with participating employers! Located in the exhibit hall and open during exhibit hall hours, job seekers will have the opportunity to chat with and submit résumés to participating Career Fair organizations. An ECS Career Fair Board is also located in the exhibit hall—employers and job seekers may feel free to post listings. (Please limit the size of your posting to one 8 ½ x 11 sheet of paper.)

For exhibitors, the ECS Career Fair is a great way to connect with potential employees at every level of experience—from veterans in the science to newcomers entering research, development, and academia—and one of the most effective ways to recruit qualified candidates. If your organization is participating in Toronto—thank you! If not, please consider this great opportunity for future ECS meetings. With your Career Fair status, you will receive one free job posting on RedcatTM (redcatresearch.org, the professional community website created for everyone in electrochemistry and solid state science and technology), customized signs in your exhibit booth, and additional advertising on the ECS website. You will also be identified as a Career Fair Participant in the ECS Meeting Program and Mobile App.

For more information about the ECS Career Fair, please contact David Harkness at [email protected] or visit http://www.electrochem.org/meetings/career_fair/.

Professional Development Series John R. Susko, Instructor

Several key professional development workshops will be presented May 13-15, 2013. These important workshops will provide attendees with up-to-date information on enhancing career opportunities and growth and a great way to lead into the Career Fair. The professional development workshops are open to all registered attendees at no additional cost, and will be held in Huron Room, 2nd Floor.

Professional Development Series: Essential Elements for Employment Success—Landing your next job requires selective and effective networking, developing and submitting specifically targeted resumes and cover letters, locating relevant job opportunities and preparing for and participating in the job interview. This workshop will provide up-to- date information and tips for employment success. Monday, May 13...... 1230-1430h Tuesday, May 14...... 1230-1430h

Professional Development Series: Résumé Review—At a loss for words? Bring your résumé for a one-on-one session with an Industry leader and expert on résumé development. You will walk away with a résumé that is sure to land you your next interview. Tuesday, May 14...... 0800-1200h Wednesday, May 15...... 0800-1200h

Career Fair— Exhibit Hall, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level Tuesday, May 14...... 1300-1600h and 1800-2000h Wednesday, May 15...... 0900-1400h and 1800-2000h Thursday, May 16...... 0900-1400h

Photography & Recording By attending the ECS meeting, you agree that you will not record any meeting-related activity, without the express, written consent from ECS. Recording means any audiovisual or photographic methods. Meeting-related activity means any presentation (oral or poster) or social event directly related to the meeting. You may photograph REC your own personal, non-meeting related activity, but you must obtain permission from all involved parties before photographs can be taken of other people or displays at the meeting or exhibit. Press representatives must receive media credentials and recording permission from the ECS Headquarters Office. If you violate this policy, you will be removed from the meeting. Your registration will be revoked and you will lose all access to the meeting. In this case, you will not receive a refund of the registration fees. ECS also reserves the right to deny your attendance at future ECS or ECS sponsored meetings.

8 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Committees, Boards & Other Meetings

1500h ���������ECS Transactions Editorial Board, Peel Room, Sunday, May 12 Mezzanine Level 1400h ���������Fellow Nominating Subcommittee, Peel Room, 1530h ���������New Technology Subcommittee, Roosevelt Room, Mezzanine Level 2nd Floor 1500h ���������Electronics & Photonics Division Subcommittee on 1700h ���������Organic & Biological Electrochemistry Division Compound Semiconductors, Roosevelt Room, Executive Committee, Mackenzie Room, 2nd Floor 2nd Floor 1830h ���������Fullerenes, Nanotubes & Carbon Nanostructures 1500h ���������Electronics & Photonics Division Subcommittee Division Executive Committee, Peel Room, on Silicon Dioxide/Silicon Interface, Conference Mezzanine Level Room A, Mezzanine Level 1900h ���������Energy Technology Division Executive Committee, 1500h ���������Electronics & Photonics Division Subcommittee on City Hall Room, 2nd Floor ULSI Science & Technology, Mackenzie Room, 2nd Floor Tuesday, May 14 1600h ���������Electronics & Photonics Division Symposium Planning & Technical Directions Subcommittee, 0700h ���������ES&T Editorial Board, Elgin Room, 2nd Floor Elgin Room, 2nd Floor 0700h ���������Symposium Subcommittee, City Hall Room, nd 1600h ���������Interface Advisory Board, Kent Room, 2 Floor 2nd Floor 1700h ���������Electronics & Photonics Division Award Reception 0730h ���������Council of Past Presidents, Kenora Room, 2nd Floor & General Meeting, City Hall Room, 2nd Floor 0930h ���������Publications Subcommittee, Kenora Room, 1700h ���������Europe Section Executive Committee, Conference 2nd Floor Room A, Mezzanine Level 1215h ���������Annual Society Business Meeting & Luncheon, 1700h ���������Dielectric Science & Technology Division City Hall Room, 2nd Floor (ticket required) Governing Body/Long Range Planning Committee & Symposium Planning Meeting, Kenora Room, 1400h ���������Ethical Standards Committee, Elgin Room, 2nd Floor 2nd Floor 1700h ���������Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Division 1600h ���������Honors & Awards Committee, Elgin Room, Symposium Planning Committee, Roosevelt Room, 2nd Floor 2nd Floor 1600h ���������Individual Membership Committee/Division/ 1800h ���������Europe Section Meeting, Provincial Ballroom Section Representatives, Kenora Room, 2nd Floor North, 2nd Floor 1630h ���������ECS Transactions Tutorial Session for Authors, 1900h ���������Electronics & Photonics Division Executive Conference Room G, Mezzanine Level Committee, Huron Room, 2nd Floor 1700h ���������Open Forum on the Future of ECS Transactions, 2000h ���������Sensor Division Executive Committee, Provincial Conference Room G, Mezzanine Level Ballroom South, 2nd Floor Wednesday, May 15 Monday, May 13 0730h ���������Finance Committee, Elgin Room, 2nd Floor

0700h ���������High Temperature Materials Division Executive nd Committee, Carleton Room, Mezzanine Level 1000h ���������Ways & Means Committee, Kenora Room, 2 Floor 0700h ���������Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical 1215h ���������Energy Technology Division Luncheon & Business Engineering Division Executive Committee, Meeting, Conference Room B, Mezzanine Level Kenora Room, 2nd Floor (ticket required) 0700h ���������Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Division 1215h ���������Fullerenes, Nanotubes & Carbon Nanostructures Executive Committee, Mackenzie Room, 2nd Floor Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Provincial Ballroom South, 2nd Floor (ticket required) 0700h ���������SSS&T Editorial Board, Roosevelt Room, 2nd Floor 1215h ���������Organic & Biological Electrochemistry Division 0930h ���������Sponsorship Committee, Kenora Room, 2nd Floor Luncheon & Business Meeting, Conference Room D/E, Mezzanine Level (ticket required) 1215h ���������Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical Engineering Division Luncheon & Business 1215h ���������Audit Committee, Mackenzie Room, 2nd Floor Meeting, Kent Room, 2nd Floor (ticket required) 1400h ���������Technical Affairs Committee, Peel Room, Mezzanine Level 1215h ���������Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Ciy Hall Room, 2nd Floor (ticket required) Thursday, May 16

1330h ���������Education Committee, Carleton Room, 0830h ���������Board of Directors Meeting, Provincial Ballroom Mezzanine Level South, 2nd Floor

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 9 Special and Ticketed Events

All tickets are nonrefundable and should be purchased in advance since seating is limited. Tickets are priced is as follows.

Luncheons: ...... $27 (Early-bird, through April 12); after April 12, $32 Receptions: ...... $14 (Early-bird, through April 12); after April 12, $16 Other Events: ...... price as noted

Sunday, May 12 Tuesday, May 14

1700h ���������Electronics & Photonics Division Award Reception 1215h ���������Annual Society Business Meeting & Luncheon, & General Meeting, City Hall Room, 2nd Floor City Hall Room, 2nd Floor (no ticket required) 1800h ���������Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division David C. Grahame Award Reception, Conference Room B, Mezzanine Level Monday, May 13 (no ticket required) 1215h ���������Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical 1800h ���������Europe Section Alessandro Volta Medal Reception, Engineering Division Luncheon & Business VIP Room, Concourse Level (no ticket required) Meeting, Kent Room, 2nd Floor 1215h ���������Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, City Hall Room, Wednesday, May 15 2nd Floor 1215h ���������Energy Technology Division Luncheon & Business 1800h ���������Opening Reception, Grand Ballroom Foyer, Meeting, Conference Room B, Mezzanine Level Lower Concourse Level (no ticket required) 1215h ���������Fullerenes, Nanotubes & Carbon Nanostructures Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Provincial Ballroom South, 2nd Floor 1215h ���������Organic & Biological Electrochemistry Division Luncheon & Business Meeting, Conference Room D/E, Mezzanine Level 1800h ���������Student Poster Award Presentation, Exhibit Hall, Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level (no ticket required)

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10 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Semiconductor properties include current, potential, and Featured Speakers impedance characteristics that can be used to directly measure chemical or physical stimuli on the semiconductor surface. The wide energy bandgap semiconductor gallium nitride (GaN) material Plenary Session and The ECS Lecture system is attracting much interest for commercial applications of green, blue, and UV light emitting diodes (LEDs), laser diodes, as The Frontier of Electronics Research well as high speed and high frequency power devices. Due to the wide-bandgap nature of the material (3.2 eV for GaN as compared to by Michael Mayberry 1.12 eV for Si), it is very thermally stable, and electronic devices can be operated at temperatures up to 500ºC. The GaN based materials Monday, May 13 are also chemically stable, and no known wet chemical etchant can 1700h etch these materials; this makes them very suitable for operation in chemically harsh environments. GaN based sensors for gas and Grand Ballroom East chemical detection as well as medical applications will be presented. Fan Ren received a BS degree in applied chemistry from Feng The current era of semiconductor research Chia University in 1975; an MS degree in chemical engineering from is heavily dependent on the incorporation of National Cheng Kung University in 1978, an MS degree in polymer new materials into structures measured in science and engineering, and a PhD in inorganic chemistry from nanometers. For the next decade, these trends Brooklyn Polytechnic in 1991. He joined the University of Florida are expected to continue and will suffice to improve the traditional (UF) in 1998 where he is a Distinguished Professor in the Department metrics of performance-power and costs. Nevertheless there are of Chemical Engineering and an ExxonMobil Gator Chemical inflection points coming, both for technology and for products, Engineering Alumni Chair Professor. Prior to joining UF, Ren worked which will require advanced research to deliver solutions in time. at Bell Labs where he was a key figure in developing GaAs metal Traditional computation is morphing and novel technologies under semiconductor field effect transistors grown on silicon substrate, investigation will require a more interdisciplinary approach. There carbon-doped InGaP/GaAs heterojunction bipolar transistors, and are many choices to be made but a rich future lies ahead of us. enhancement mode GaAs and InGaAs metal oxide semiconductor Michael C. Mayberry is corporate vice president of the (MOS) field effect transistors. At UF, Dr. Ren has primarily focused Technology and Manufacturing Group and director of Components on fabrication processes for high breakdown voltage GaN based Research at Intel Corporation. He is responsible for ongoing research Schottky and MOS diodes, as well as AlGaN/GaN high electron to enable future process options for Intel’s technology development mobility transistor based sensors. organizations. This scope includes internal research, external Dr. Ren’s publications have been cited over 13,500 times in the university research, and other external collaborations. literature. He is a Fellow of ECS, APS, AVS, IEEE, MRS, and SPIE. Since joining Intel in 1984 as a process integration engineer, He is the co-author of more than 820 journal publications and co- Mayberry has held a variety of positions. As part of the California inventor of 31 issued patents. He received the 2008 Electronics and Technology Development team, he developed EPROM, flash, and Photonics Division Award from ECS, the 2010 Albert Nerken Award logic wafer fabrication processes. In 1994 he moved to Sort Test from AVS, and the 2010 NASA Tech Brief Initial Award. Technology Development, most recently as Director, responsible for roadmaps and development of test processes for Intel microprocessors. In 2005, he moved to Components Research. Award Winners Mayberry received his PhD in physical chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley in 1983 and his Bachelor’s degree NOTE: For complete biographies of the award recipients, and the in chemistry and mathematics from Midland College in 1978. schedule of their presentations, please see the General Meeting Program on the ECS website: www.electrochem.org/meetings/ 2013 ECS Gordon E. Moore Medal biannual/223/223.htm. for Outstanding Achievement in Solid State Science and Technology Award Lecture Dielectric Science & Technology Division Wide Bandgap Semiconductors Thomas D. Callinan Award and the for Sensing Applications Electronics and Photonics Division Award by Fan Ren Durgamadhab (Durga) Misra, professor and Associate Chair for Graduate Programs in the Department of Electrical and Computer Monday, May 13 Engineering at New Jersey Inst of Technology 1400h (NJIT), has contributed significantly to research Grand Ballroom East in low power MOSFETs, especially in the field of gate dielectric reliability. His recent work on high-k gate stack reliability, especially the The biosensor market is forecasted to reach contribution of various layers to the entire gate $4.4 billion by 2014 in the U.S. This growth stack breakdown, received considerable recognition. He is an ECS will be sustained especially by a high demand Fellow. for biosensors that can be used for medical Dr. Misra has edited and co-edited more than 30 books and applications such as glucose monitoring, biomarker detection for conference proceedings, authored more than 250 publications in infectious diseases, and cancer diagnosis. In addition, there will peer-reviewed journals and international conference proceedings, be strong demand for biosensors with applications in biodefense, and delivered more than 30 invited talks worldwide. He served as environmental monitoring, food, and pharmaceutical industries. an Associate Editor of IEEE Circuits and Devices Magazine and on There is currently great interest in developing sensors that could be the advisory boards of Interface magazine and ECS Transactions. He used in point-of-care applications or on-field measurements to reduce is on the program committee of many nanoelectronic conferences medical costs and emergency room visits. Transistor based sensors and served as track chair of the IC Technology Division of the IEEE are promising for these applications. These sensors need to have high International VLSI Design Conference. He received the Distinguished precision, compact size, fast response time, and be sensitive to small Lecturer Award in 2010 from IEEE Electron Devices Society. He amounts of biological material. (continued on next page)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 11 ECS Award Winners (continued from previous page) For postdoctoral work, he joined the group of Peter G. Bruce, FRS, at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, to work on fundamental served as the Director of Microelectronics Research Center at NJIT aspects of the nonaqueous LiO2 battery. For this work he earned a and as visiting professor at Bell Laboratories. EPSRC early career fellowship. His contributions to this rapidly Dr. Misra is also an advisor and mentor to many graduate and evolving field embrace the development of in situ spectroscopic undergraduate students. He has graduated ten PhD students, 40 techniques, elucidation of the reaction mechanism, electrocatalysis MS students, and more than 50 undergraduate students. In 2005 he and the important role of electrolyte and electrode substrate. He is received NJIT’s Excellence in Teaching Award for demonstrating author of over 27 peer reviewed publications, including in Science and excellence in the classroom and for encouraging and guiding students Nature Materials, furthermore four patents and two book chapters. to work at their highest academic level. His work was presented in numerous lectures at major conferences, Dr. Misra received his MASc and PhD degrees in electrical many of which were invited. Dr. Freunberger now builds his own engineering from the University of Waterloo, Canada in 1985 and research group at Graz University of Technology, Austria. 1988 respectively. He also has an MTech in solid state materials from the Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi. Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Division Energy Technology Division Research Award Richard E. Smalley Research Award Piotr Zelenay received his PhD and DSc (“habilitation”) degrees in chemistry from Nazario Martín is a full professor of organic Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland. He was a chemistry at the University Complutense of postdoctoral research fellow at Texas A&M Madrid and Vice-Director of the Institute for University, College Station (1983-1986), a Advanced Studies in Nanoscience of Madrid visiting professor at the University of Illinois (IMDEA-Nanoscience). Recently he has been Urbana-Champaign (1988, 1989, 1990-92), appointed as Dr.h.c. by La Havana University. University of Alicante, Spain (1994), and Professor Martín’s research interests span a Colorado State University (1996-1997). Dr. range of targets with emphasis on the molecular Zelenay was appointed a faculty member in the Department of and supramolecular chemistry of carbon Chemistry, Warsaw University in 1983 and remained at the University nanostructures such as fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, and graphenes, until 1997, when he accepted permanent research position with Los π-conjugated systems as molecular wires and electroactive molecules, Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). He has been associated with in the context of electron transfer processes, photovoltaics Materials Physics and Applications Division (formerly Materials applications, and nanoscience. He has published over 420 papers in Science and Technology Division) at Los Alamos National Laboratory peer reviewed journals, given over 260 lectures in scientific meetings for the past 15 years. He is currently a Project Leader and Team and research institutions, and supervised 25 theses. He has co-edited Leader at LANL focusing primarily on fundamental and applied six books related with carbon nanostructures and he has been invited aspects of polymer electrolyte fuel cell science and technology, as guest editor for eight special issues in well-known international electrocatalysis, and electrode kinetics. journals. Dr. Zelenay has published more than 100 research articles in Professor Martín has been visiting professor at UCSB and renowned scientific journals, including Nature and Science, co- UCLA (California, USA) and Angers and Strasbourg (France) authored nearly 300 presentations, of which approximately 100 have universities. He has served as a member of the Editorial Board of been invited/keynote/plenary lectures. To his credit, Dr. Zelenay has Chemical Communications, and he has served as General Editor 16 patents and patent applications in the area of polymer electrolyte of the Spanish journal Anales de Química (2000-2005) and as a fuel cells. Since becoming Project Leader for LANL Fuel Cell member of the International Editorial Advisory Board of The Journal Program in 2000, Dr. Zelenay has led numerous research projects of Materials Chemistry (2000-2006). He is currently the Regional and received more than 20 awards and other recognition. Among Editor for Europe of the journal Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon others, in June 2010, he was awarded the DOE Hydrogen Program Nanostructures and a member of the International Advisory Board of R&D Award in Recognition of Outstanding Contributions to Fuel The Journal of Organic Chemistry (ACS), ChemSusChem (Wiley- Cell Technologies for research on non-precious metal electrocatalysts VCH), ChemPlusChem (Wiley-VCH), Chemical Society Reviews for oxygen reduction reaction. Dr. Zelenay is a member of ECS, (RSC), and Chemical Communications (RSC). He is a member of International Society of Electrochemistry, and on the Editorial Board the Royal Academy of Doctors of Spain as well as a Fellow of The of Electrocatalysis. Royal Society of Chemistry. In 2006-2012 he was the President of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry. He was the recipient of the Dupont Prize of Science in 2007; and the Gold Medal and Research Srinivasan Young Investigator Award Award in 2012, the highest distinction given by the Spanish Royal of the Energy Technology Division Society of Chemistry. He recently received the national Jaime I Award for Basic Research 2012. He is the last chemist distinguished Stefan Freunberger studied chemistry at with the EuCheMS Lecture Award in 2012. Vienna University of Technology, Austria. His general research interest is fundamental science Industrial Electrochemistry & Electrochemical in electrochemical energy storage and Engineering Division New Electrochemical conversion, both with theoretical and Technology (NET) Award experimental approaches. For his master’s and PhD thesis, he moved to the Swiss Federal UTC Power is a proven leader in designing, manufacturing, Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich and the and deploying fuel cells that generate clean and reliable power for Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland. The work, buildings and transportation applications. The company, with more under the guidance of Alexander Wokaun and Felix Büchi, was on than 50 years of experience, is based in South Windsor, Connecticut, polymer electrolyte fuel cells. To investigate transport processes on a where it conducts research, development, and manufacturing of wide range of relevant scales, he developed advanced models and transportation and stationary fuel cells. UTC Power is the only fuel novel experimental techniques, e.g., the first method to measure cell company in the world to have worked with all five major fuel resistance and current density with sub-mm resolution. Part of the cell technologies and to produce fuel cells for both stationary and modeling efforts were completed with Ned Djilali at the University of transportation applications. Victoria, Canada.

12 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada A team of six engineers from UTC Power are awarded the 2012 Mathew P. Wilson is the lead Systems New Electrochemical Technology (NET) award for outstanding Engineer on the PureMotion® series of work in electrochemistry and electrochemical engineering that has products. He was responsible for the enabled fuel-cell powered vehicles to achieve commercial levels of incorporation of several durability-advancing reliability and durability in real-world transit bus service. The team, technologies into the PureMotion® Model 120 with the assistance of many others at UTC Power, has systematically system. The cyclic durability and start/stop identified the physiochemical mechanisms that substantially impact system technologies are a key reason for the the durability of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells (PEFCs), developed world class durability of the UTC Power bus and validated associated mathematical models and accelerated test powerplant. protocols, and successfully implemented multiple decay-mitigation technologies into UTC Power’s fleet of PEFC-based power plants Physical and Analytical Division in transit bus applications to achieve world-record performance. The fleet leader with the UTC Power designed and manufactured David C. Grahame Award PureMotion® 120 fuel cell powerplant has run for over 12,000 operating hours in real-world service with original cell stacks and Richard L. McCreery is currently Professor no cell replacements. The PureMotion® has also consistently of Chemistry at the University of Alberta maintained 90% fleet average availability over the past three years (UofA), with a joint appointment as a Senior while concurrently improving miles between road calls from 6,000 to Research Officer at the National Institute for more than 15,000 miles on the original fleet of six buses Nanotechnology (NINT). Until 2006, he was Dow Professor of Chemistry at the Ohio State Robert M. Darling is an authority in the area University. He received his BS in chemistry of electrochemical modeling. He has published from the University of California, Riverside, in over 60 papers and patents in areas ranging 1970, and PhD under Ralph Adams at the from basic electrochemical engineering to University of Kansas in 1974. His research involves spectroscopic electrochemical power sources. Dr. Darling’s probes of electrochemical processes, the electronic and modeling work in the area of platinum electrochemical properties of carbon materials, and carbon-based dissolution and carbon corrosion were key molecular electronics. Much of his research involves collaborations contributors to understanding transient with materials scientists and engineers, as well as surface scientists durability of PEM fuel cells. and electrochemists. He leads an effort at NINT and UofA to investigate hybrid devices for molecular electronics, which combine Sathya Motupally is the head of fuel cell existing CMOS technology with new electronic and optoelectronic R&D at UTC Power and is a world expert in the devices containing active molecular components. McCreery has area of fuel cell design and components. He has written over 200 refereed publications, including one book and ten published over 50 papers and patents in the area U.S. patents, with three of those extended to Europe and Japan. of fuel cells and batteries. Dr. Motupally was responsible for the development of next Europe Section Allesandro Volta Medal generation cell stack materials with improved Jean-Noël Chazalviel received his education in solid state physics. In 1976, his thesis work on the “spin-dependent Hall effect” was Timothy W. Patterson is a world expert in awarded the bronze medal of the CNRS Physics failure mode analysis with over 15 years of Department. After a postdoc stay at Bell Labs, experience in the area of fuel cells. When the he settled at CNRS-Ecole Polytechnique and alpha design of the PureMotion® 120 was switched to semiconductor electrochemistry. failing in less than 2,000 hours, Mr. Patterson He addressed the ubiquitous surface or led a Root Cause team that systematically interfacial states, formulating an important identified the impact of operating conditions model of electron transfer via surface states. He subsequently and component design on durability. The results developed in situ infrared spectroscopy and became a leading expert of Mr. Patterson’s work led to a key piece of of using this technique at semiconductor electrodes. intellectual property critical to the proper In 1989 Dr. Chazalviel established that during anodic dissolution operation of PEM fuel cells. in HF, the silicon surface remains hydrogenated and fluoride-free. His subsequent studies of the silicon/fluoride system led him to Tom Skiba is a fuel cell component engineer elaborating porous silica. His contributions to the spectacular field of with over 15 years of fuel cell design and test porous silicon include a detailed theoretical model of the formation experience. Mr. Skiba was responsible for the of porous semiconductors. These studies prompted him to undertake development of accelerated test protocols to silicon surface modification by organic grafting. He was among the screen components for PEM fuel cells. Mr. pioneers of this domain, which has since blossomed into a very active Skiba’s efforts also led to the verification of a field. suite of mathematical models that have proven Dr. Chazalviel also re-addressed the problem of the generation of invaluable for next generation designs. ramified metal electrodeposits, and formulated a model explaining the instability of the deposition, based on an analytical/numerical approach and providing quantitative predictions subsequently Michael L. Perry is renowned for his work in verified by experiment. the area of fuel cell degradation mechanisms. In recognition of his achievements, Dr. Chazalviel was awarded He was a part of the team that discovered the several distinctions: the silver medal of the CNRS Chemistry reverse-current mechanism during the start/stop Department (1994), the Ancel Prize of the French Physics Society of transportation fuel cells. Mr. Perry’s work (1994), and the Ivan Peychès Prize of the French Academy of has ranged from carbon corrosion, platinum Sciences (2006). His electrochemical studies have benefited from his dissolution, to contamination. strong background in physics and original ideas that often led him to designing novel techniques.

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Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15 Technical Exhibit

The Technical Exhibit will be held in the Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom on the Lower Concourse Level. The exhibit will feature instruments, materials, systems, publications, and software of interest to attendees.

Exhibit Hours Bio-Logic USA Booths 133, 134, & 135 Tuesday, May 14...... 1300-1600h Re-opening...... 1800-2000h David Carey Includes the General & Student Poster Sessions [email protected] 9050 Executive Park Drive, Suite 105C Wednesday, May 15...... 0900-1400h Knoxville, Tennessee, 37923 1.865.769.3800 USA www.bio-logic.info Re-opening...... 1800-2000h Includes the General Poster Session Bio-Logic is the exclusive provider of EC-Lab Electrochemical Measurement Instruments. The EC-Lab family of products includes Thursday, May 16...... 0900-1400h modular single-channel (SP-50/150/200/300) and multi-channel (VSP/VMP3/VSP-300/VMP-300) potentiostats/galvanostats, High ALS CO., LTD current potentiostats (HCP-803/1005) and easy to use software with a complete line of electrochemical accessories. At ECS, we Booth 123 will proudly have on display the most powerful multi-channel potentiostat on the market. The VMP-300 is capable of having up Katsunobu Yamamoto to 16 independent potentiostats in one chassis, with optional current [email protected] boosters of 1A/48V, 2A/30V, 4A/14V or 10A/5V, measuring currents 1-28-12, Mukojima down to 5 fA, voltages down to 750 nV, performing EIS experiments Sumida-Ku, Tokyo, 131-0033 +81.3.3624.0367 up to 7 MHz, analog and digital filtering, and true floating mode Japan www.als-japan.com operation. All of this at a great economical price/performance. Come to booths 133, 134, & 135 and see our exciting line of products. ALS Co., Ltd. provides researchers with a wide range of products including Bipotentiostats, Electrochemical Quartz Crystal ECS Microbalances (EQCM), Ring-Disk Electrode apparatus (RRDE- 3A) and Spectrometry instruments (SEC2000). We are also dealing Booth 119 with various kinds of Spectroelectrochemical cells (SEC-C & SEC- 2F), Electrodes for conductivity measurement and Electrodes for EC [email protected] measurement same as their related items. We sincerely hope that you 65 South Main Street, Bldg D will absolutely enjoy our cost-effective and highly quality products Pennington, NJ 08534 1.609.737.1902 with our sincere-integrity support. USA www.electrochem.org

Asylum Research, an Oxford Instruments Company For more than 110 years, ECS, an international nonprofit, educational organization, has led the advancement of electrochemistry and solid- Booth 121 state science and technology research. ECS membership includes more than 9,000 scientists in over 70 countries, and approximately Nushaw Ghofranian 100 corporations and government labs. Bridging the gaps in academia, [email protected] research, and engineering, ECS provides an unparalleled forum for 6310 Hollister Avenue the integration of these areas of science and technology through its Santa Barbara, CA 1.805.696.6466 technical meetings and publications, and networking opportunities. USA www.asylumresearch.com ESL ElectroScience The AFM/SPM technology leader will feature the Cypher™ and the MFP-3D™ families of Atomic Force Microscopes. Our AFMs Booth 127 have raised the technical innovation bar for the highest resolution, fast scanning and environmental control. Asylum AFMs go beyond Lauren Timko topography to offer unmatched performance with numerous [email protected] advanced characterization modes/tools for applications at the 416 E Church Road nanoscale. Examples include electrochemistry, batteries and energy King of Prussia, PA 19406 1.610-272-8000 storage, nanotubes, graphene, crystals, nanotubes, and glovebox USA www.electroscience.com measurements. ESL ElectroScience specializes in providing solutions to enable customers to take technologies from concept through high volume production using thick film pastes and ceramic tapes. ESL products can be found in hybrid microcircuits, multilayer microelectronics, transformers, thick film heaters, sensors, and fuel cells. Founded in 1962, ESL ElectroScience has continued to create manufacturable solutions for the past 50 years. For more information visit us at www.electroscience. com.

16 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Gamry Instruments International Society of Electrochemistry Booths 130 & 131 Literature Display

Chris Beasley [email protected] [email protected] Rue de Sebeillon 9b 734 Louis Drive 1004 Lausanne +41.21.648.39.74 Warminster, PA 18974 1.215.682.9330 Switzerland www.ise-online.org USA www.gamry.com Electrochemistry involves chemical phenomena associated with Gamry Instruments designs and manufacturers a variety of charge separation and charge transfer, with applications ranging electrochemical instrumentation and accessories. Our full line of from fundamental studies and research to industrial, environmental single and multichannel potentiostats/galvanostats/ZRAs/FRAs, and clinical applications. The aim of the International Society EQCM, multiplexer, and spectroelectrochemical equipment of Electrochemistry is to serve the worldwide electrochemical will be on display. Anyone doing materials research or battery community and that of related disciplines through the advancement development, corrosion science, sensor development or fundamental of electrochemical science and technology, the dissemination physical electrochemical research should stop by our booth for of scientific and technological knowledge, and promotion of a demonstration. Come find out why Gamry is the best value in international cooperation. electrochemical instrumentation. INFICON Gelest Inc. Booth 132 Literature Display Tom Wilson Gabrielle Lockwood [email protected] [email protected] 2 Technology Place 11 E. Steel Road East Syracuse, NY 13057 1.315.434.1126 Morrisville, PA 19067 1.215.547.1015 USA www.inficon.com USA www.gelest.com

INFICON market-leading thin film deposition controllers and Gelest, Inc. is headquartered in Morrisville, Pennsylvania, and is monitors and QCM measurement instruments control deposition recognized worldwide as an innovator, manufacturer and supplier rate and thickness of simple or complex processes with unsurpassed of commercial and research quantities of organosilicon compounds, measurement speed and precision. INFICON quartz crystals and metal-organic compounds and silicones. Gelest serves advanced sensor heads offer proven quality and reliability - proven by millions technology markets through a materials science-driven approach. The of successful process runs with a wide range of materials, applications company provides focused technical development and application and industries. support for semiconductors, optical materials, pharmaceutical synthesis, diagnostics and separation science, specialty polymeric materials and cosmetics: “Gelest – Enabling Your Technology.” Ivium Technologies Booth 117 Horiba Scientific Booth 118 Pete Peterson [email protected] 961687 Gateway Blvd, Suite 201D Joanne Lowy Fernandina Beach, Florida, 32034 1.800.303.3885 [email protected] USA www.ivium.us 3880 Park Avenue Edison, NJ 08820 1.732.494.8660 USA www.horiba.com/scientific Ivium Technologies designs and manufactures instrumentation for the most demanding electrochemical applications. We are introducing the pocketSTAT™ Potentiostat – a handheld potentiostat capable Horiba Scientific, world leader in spectroscopic instrumentation, of all DC electrochemical techniques and EIS. The pocketSTAT is offers elemental analyzers, GD-OES Spectrometers, and products for the size of a smartphone, so taking the instrument to the sample is Raman, steady-state and lifetime fluorescence, photoluminescence, easier than ever. We are exhibiting the Vertex™, the CompactStat™, XRF, spectroscopic ellipsometry, atomic emission spectroscopy, and the IviumStat™ Potentiostats in Toronto. The Vertex is an optical components, gratings and high performance CCDs. We affordable instrument for research and teaching applications. The specialize in glow discharge and Raman spectrometers and their IviumStat™ – with a maximum current of 10 Amps – is a general application for analysis of Li ion batteries. purpose instrument for the widest breadth of electrochemical applications. For the convenience of portability, check out the CompactStat™, a research-grade Potentiostat powered from the USB Port of your Notebook Computer. We will also be showing the nStat™ MultiChannel Potentiostat for labs that require maximum electrochemical throughput.

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Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 17 Technical Exhibit (continued from previous page) Metrohm USA Booth 122 Maccor, Inc. Karen Poe Booths 100 & 101 [email protected] 6555 Pelican Creek Circle Mark Hulse Riverview, Florida, 33578 1.866.638.7646 [email protected] USA www.metrohmusa.com 4322 S 49th W Ave Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74107 1.918.446.1874 USA www.maccor.com Metrohm featuring AUTOLAB electrochemistry systems with modular and dedicated designs, and advanced control software which provide a flexible foundation that can easily grow with your Maccor, Inc. is The Right Choice for all of your energy storage testing application needs. Options include low current, impedance, EQCM, needs. The founders of Maccor designed and built their first computer multiplexing, high and low speed scanning, and variety of cells, based automated test system in 1983 for use in the development of electrodes and accessories for research needs. a re-chargeable Lithium battery. Many consider Maccor to be the pioneer of the modern commercial battery test industry. Maccor’s strong nucleus of engineers experienced in emerging battery MTI Corporation technologies and computer control systems has enabled the company to experience continued and rapid growth. Today, Maccor designs Booth 125 and manufactures an extensive range of automated test equipment, cell formation systems, recertification equipment, and materials Mel Jiang research equipment for all energy storage devices. Maccor’s range of [email protected] equipment not only provides standard discharge and cycle testing but 860 South 19th Street is capable of sophisticated drive cycle tests (i.e. FUDS, HPPC, US06 Richmond, CA 94804 1.510.525.3070 Drive Profile, etc.) and electrochemical experiments (i.e. Cyclic USA www.mtixtl.com Voltammetry, Galvanostatic Intermittent Titration Test, Potentiostatic Intermittent Titration Test, etc.) along with sophisticated pulse Since 1995 MTI has been providing a total solution for materials testing, together with high-speed data acquisition and the option of research labs, such as crystal substrates, cutter, polisher , high interfacing with smart battery packs. In addition 3-electrode and AC temperature box/tube furnaces, pressing machine, CIP, film coaters, impedance experiments can be performed. Today Maccor has over glove boxes, high vacuum system, RTP furnaces, multi-channel gas 1,500 systems in operation in more than 45 countries. mixing system as well as compact XRD and equipment for battery research. Materials Research Society PEC North America Inc. Literature Display Booth 107 Robin Nazaruk [email protected] Peter Ulrix 506 Keystone Drive [email protected] Warrendale, PA 15086 1.724.779.2756 2385 NW Executive Center Drive #100 USA www.mrs.org Boca Raton, FL 33431 1.561.962.2824 USA www.peccorp.com The Materials Research Society (MRS) is an organization of almost 16,000 materials researchers from academia, industry and PEC delivers the building blocks for the development and government that promotes communication for the advancement of manufacturing of large format cells, modules and battery packs for interdisciplinary materials research to improve the quality of life. automotive, aerospace and defense applications. PEC’s offerings MRS members are professionals from physics, chemistry, biology, include R&D test equipment and automated cell finishing lines mathematics and engineering—the full spectrum of materials automating all process steps after the electrolyte filling (soaking, research. Headquartered in Warrendale, Pennsylvania (USA), MRS formation, grading, degassing, ageing, stand loss, sorting…). membership now spans over 80 countries, with more than 40% of members residing outside the United States. In addition to its communications and publications portfolio, MRS organizes high- quality scientific meetings, attracting over 13,000 attendees annually and facilitating interactions among a wide range of experts from the cutting edge of the global materials community. MRS is also a recognized leader in education outreach and advocacy for scientific research.

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Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 21 02/20/13 ECS Editorial Boards

Electrochemical Science & Technology (EST) Andrew Hoff, Electronics and Photonics Division Representative Petr Vanýsek, Editor Prashant Kamat, Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Gerald S. Frankel, Technical Editor Nanostructures Division Representative

Thomas F. Fuller, Technical Editor Arumugam Manthiram, Battery Division Representative

Charles L. Hussey, Technical Editor Durga Misra, Dielectric Science and Technology Division Shelley D. Minteer, Technical Editor Representative

Rangachary Mukundan, Technical Editor Mani Manivannan, Energy Technology Division Representative Dennis G. Peters, Technical Editor Barbara Shaw, Corrosion Division Representative John Weidner, Technical Editor John Staser, Industrial Electrochemistry & Martin Winter, Technical Editor Electrochemical Engineering Division Representative

Doron Aurbach, Associate Editor Giovanni Zangari, Electrodeposition Division Thierry Brousse, Associate Editor Representative

Raymond J. Gorte, Associate Editor

Takayuki Homma, Associate Editor ECS Transactions Jeffrey W. Fergus, Editor

Solid State Science & Technology (SSST) D. Noel Buckley, Electronics and Photonics Division Representative Dennis W. Hess, Editor James Burgess, Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Jennifer A. Bardwell, Technical Editor Division Representative

Stefan De Gendt, Technical Editor Bryan A. Chin, Sensor Division Representative

Francis D’Souza, Technical Editor Hugh De Long, Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Kailash C. Mishra, Technical Editor Division Representative

Yue Kuo, Technical Editor James M. Fenton, Energy Technology Division Representative George Celler, Associate Editor Turgut Gur, High Temperature Materials Division Representative

Interface Robert Kostecki, Battery Division Representative

Krishnan Rajeshwar, Editor Kailash C. Mishra, Luminescence and Display Materials Division Representative Tim Armstrong, High Temperature Materials Division Representative Durgamadhab Misra, Dielectric Science and Technology Division Representative Albert Fry, Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Division Representative Elizabeth Podlaha-Murphy, Electrodeposition Division Representative Uwe Happek, Luminescence and Display Materials Division Representative Sanna Virtanen, Corrosion Division Representative

Nick Wu, Sensor Division Representative John Weidner, Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Division Representative Andrew Hillier, Physical & Analytical Electrochemistry Division Representative R. Weisman, Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Division Representative

22 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada ECS Division Officers

Battery Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Bor Yann Liaw, Chair Christopher Johnson, Nanostructures Secretary Bruce Weisman, Chair Slava V. Rotkin, Secretary Robert Kostecki, Vice-Chair Marca Doeff, Treasurer Luis Echegoyen, Vice-Chair Dirk Guldi, Treasurer

Corrosion High Temperature Materials Shinji Fujimoto, Chair Barbara A. Shaw, Secretary/ Jeffrey Fergus, Chair Xiao-Dong Zhou, Treasurer Jr. Vice-Chair Rudy Buchheit, Vice-Chair Timothy Armstrong, Sr. Vice-Chair Gregory Jackson, Secretary/ Treasurer Dielectric Science and Technology Oana Leonte, Chair Peter Mascher, Secretary Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Dolf Landheer, Vice-Chair Yaw Obeng, Treasurer Gerardine Botte, Chair E. Jennings Taylor, Secretary/ Venkat Subramanian, Vice-Chair Treasurer Electrodeposition Giovanni Zangari, Chair Stanko Brankovic, Secretary Luminescence and Display Materials Elizabeth Podlaha-Murphy, Vice-Chair Philippe Vereecken, Treasurer John Collins, Chair Anant A. Setlur, Secretary Baldassare Di Bartolo, Vice-Chair Madis Raukas, Treasurer Electronics and Photonics Pablo Chang, Chair Mark Overberg, Secretary Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Andrew Hoff, Vice-Chair Edward Stokes, Treasurer James Burgess, Chair Graham Cheek, Secretary/ Treasurer Fan Ren, 2nd Vice-Chair Mekki Bayachou, Vice-Chair Energy Technology Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Jean St-Pierre, Chair Adam Weber, Secretary Shelley Minteer, Chair Pawel Kulesza, Secretary Jeremy Meyers, Vice-Chair Scott Calabrese Barton, Treasurer Robert Mantz, Vice-Chair Andrew Hillier, Treasurer

Sensor Michael Carter, Chair Nianqiang (Nick) Wu, Secretary Bryan Chin, Vice-Chair Ajit Khosla, Treasurer

ECS Sections

D. Noel Buckley, Chair, Europe Section Jason McLafferty, Chair, Pittsburgh Section Candace Chan, Chair, Arizona Section Sanjeev Mukerjee, Chair, New England Section Isolda Costa, Chair, Brazil Section Giselle Sandi, Chair, Chicago Section Ignacio Gonzalez, Chair, Mexico Section Irina Serebrennikova, Chair, Cleveland Section Peter J. Hesketh, Chair, Georgia Section Kimber Stamm Masias, Chair, Detroit Section Takashi Ito, Chair, Japan Section Yung-Eun Sung, Chair, Korea Section Kallarackel Jacob, Chair, India Section Jaroslaw Syzdek, Chair, San Francisco Section Larry Krause, Chair, Twin Cities Section Eric Wachsman, Chair, National Capital Section Zi Feng Ma, Chair, China Section Harovel Wheat, Chair, Texas Section Daniel Mandler, Chair, Israel Section Nae-Lih Wu, Chair, Taiwan Section Janine Mauzeroll, Chair, Canada Section Jose Zagal, Chair, Chile Section

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 23 ECS Student Chapters

Atlanta Student Chapter at Georgia Tech, founded 2008, Grand Valley State University Student Chapter, Peter J. Hesketh, Faculty Advisor founded 2008, Cory M. DiCarlo, Faculty Advisor

Auburn University Student Chapter, founded 2007, Indiana University Student Chapter, founded 2012, Jeffrey Fergus, Faculty Advisor Lane Baker and Dennis Peters, Faculty Advisors

Boston Student Chapter (Harvard University, MIT, Kerala, India Student Chapter at CUSAT, founded 2008, Northeastern University), founded 2009, M. K. Jayaraj, Faculty Advisor Eugene Smotkin, Faculty Advisor Lahore, Pakistan Student Chapter, founded 2008, Technical University Brno Student Chapter, founded 2006, Inam Ul Haque, Faculty Advisor Jiri Vondrak, Faculty Advisor University of Maryland Student Chapter, founded 2011, Calgary Student Chapter, founded 2011, Viola Birss, Eric Wachsman, Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Montréal Student Chapter, founded 2010, University of California - Berkeley Student Chapter, Steen B. Schougaard, Faculty Advisor founded 2006, John Newman, Faculty Advisor New York Capital Region Student Chapter, founded 2006, The California State University - Fullerton Division Dan Lewis, Faculty Advisor Student Chapter, founded 2012, John Haan, Faculty Advisor The Ohio State University Student Chapter, founded 2006, Anne Co, Faculty Advisor University of California - Riverside Student Chapter, founded 2011, Alexander Balandin, Faculty Advisor Ohio University Student Chapter, founded 2011, Gerardine Botte, Faculty Advisor University of Central Florida Student Chapter, founded 2000, Kalpathy Sundaram, Faculty Advisor Research Triangle Student Chapter, founded 2009, Wesley Henderson, Faculty Advisor Central Illinois Student Chapter, founded 2008, Andrzej Wieckowski, Faculty Advisor South Brazilian Student Chapter, Univ. Fed. do Rio Grande do Sul, founded 2010, Luis Frederico P. Dick, University of Cincinnati Student Chapter, founded 2007, Faculty Advisor Marc Cahay, Faculty Advisor University of South Carolina Student Chapter, ECS Cleveland Section and Ernest B. Yeager Center for founded 2010, Xiao-Dong Zhou, Faculty Advisor Electrochemical Sciences Joint Student Chapter, founded 2005, James D. Burgess, Faculty Advisor Tel Aviv University Student Chapter, founded 2009, Eliezer Gileadi and Yosi Shacham-Diamand, Faculty Advisors Colorado School of Mines Student Chapter, founded 2012, Andrew Herring, Faculty Advisor University of Texas at Austin Student Chapter, founded 2006, Ram Manthiram, Faculty Advisor Drexel University Student Chapter, founded 2012, Yury Gogotsi, Faculty Advisor University of Texas at Dallas Student Chapter, founded 2012, Moon Kim, Faculty Advisor Florida International University Student Chapter, founded 2009, Chunlei Wang, Faculty Advisor Tyndall National Institute Student Chapter, founded 2010, Alan O’Riordan, Faculty Advisor University of Florida Student Chapter, founded 2005, Juan Nino, Faculty Advisor University of Virginia Student Chapter, founded 2006, Rob Kelly, Faculty Advisor

24 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 2012-2013 ECS Committees

Executive Committee of the Board of Directors Tellers of Election Fernando Garzon, Chair ...... Norman Goldsmith, Chair...... Spring 2013 Tetsuya Osaka...... Senior Vice-President, Spring 2013 Robert Comizzoli...... Spring 2013 Paul Kohl...... Second Vice-President, Spring 2014 Ronald Enstrom...... Spring 2013 Daniel Scherson...... Third Vice-President, Spring 2015 William Ayers...... Alternate, Spring 2013 Hariklia Deligianni...... Secretary, Spring 2016 Craig Arnold ...... Alternate, Spring 2013 Christina Bock ...... Treasurer, Spring 2014 James Amick...... Alternate, Spring 2013 Roque J. Calvo...... Term as Executive Director Ways and Means Committee Board of Directors, Presidential Appointment Hariklia Deligianni, Chair...... Secretary, Spring 2012 Lloyd George...... Spring 2013 Peter Pintauro...... Spring 2013 Nancy Dudney...... Spring 2013 Audit Committee Robert Glass...... Spring 2014 Petr Vanýsek...... Spring 2014 Peter Fedkiw, Chair...... Spring 2014 Tetsuya Osaka...... Senior Vice-President, Spring 2013 John Susko...... Spring 2013 Paul Kohl...... Second Vice-President, Spring 2013 Petr Vanýsek...... Spring 2014 Paul Natishan...... Spring 2015 Development Subcommittee of the Sponsorship Committee Lloyd George...... Nonprofit Financial Professional, Spring 2013 William Brown, Chair...... Spring 2013 Education Committee Bruno Scrosati...... Spring 2013 E. Jennings Taylor...... Chair, Sponsorship Committee, Spring 2013 Jeffrey Fergus, Chair...... Spring 2013 Petr Vanýsek...... Spring 2013 Jeremy Meyers...... Spring 2013 Tetsuya Osaka...... Senior Vice-President, Spring 2013 Al Barnes...... Spring 2013 Dan Fatton...... Term as Director of Development Vimal Chaitanya Desai...... Spring 2014 Roque J. Calvo...... Term as Executive Director Jeff Long...... Spring 2014 Randy Leising...... Spring 2015 New Technology Subcommittee of the Technical Affairs Committee Chris Apblett...... Spring 2015 Kalpathy Sundaram...... Spring 2016 Eric Wachsman, Chair...... High Temperature Materials Division, Spring 2013 Mark Orazem...... Spring 2016 Huyen Ngoc Dinh...... Energy Technology Division, Spring 2013 Daniel Scherson...... Third Vice-President, Spring 2013 Earl William Mustain...... Energy Technology Division, Spring 2013 Kevin Rhodes...... Chair, Individual Membership Committee, Spring 2013 Rachid Yazami...... Battery Division, Spring 2013 Jim Burgess...... Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Division, Spring 2013 Finance Committee Uwe Happek...... Luminescence and Display Materials Division, Spring 2014 Rick Wise...... Electronics and Photonics Division, Spring 2014 Christina Bock, Chair ...... Treasurer, Spring 2014 Xiao-Dong Zhou...... High Temperature Materials Division, Spring 2014 Vijay Ramani...... Spring 2013 Ana Londergan...... Dielectric Science and Technology Division, Spring 2014 Pete Peterson...... Spring 2013 Joseph Stetter...... Sensor Division, Spring 2015 Nancy Missert...... Spring 2014 Shelley Minteer...... Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division, Spring 2015 Elizabeth Opila...... Spring 2014 Vijay Ramani...... Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Division, Spring 2015 Tetsuya Osaka...... Senior Vice-President, Spring 2013 Prashant Kamat...... Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Division, Spring 2015 Hariklia Deligianni...... Secretary, Spring 2016 Honors and Awards Committee Publications Subcommittee of the Technical Affairs Committee Paul Kohl, Chair...... Second Vice-President, Spring 2013 Peter Pintauro, Chair...... Spring 2015 Petr Vanýsek...... EST Board Chair to 5/17/2013 Enrico Traversa...... Spring 2013 Krishnan Rajeshwar...... Interface Editor to 5/31/2013 Gerald Frankel...... Spring 2013 Dennis W. Hess ...... SSST Board Chair to 9/30/2013 Gerardine Botte...... Spring 2013 Jeffrey Fergus...... ECS Transactions Editor to 12/31/2014 Ralph White...... Spring 2014 Mary E. Yess...... Term as Publisher D. Noel Buckley...... Spring 2014 Alanah Fitch...... Spring 2013 Francis D'Souza...... Spring 2014 Jerzy Ruzyllo...... Spring 2013 Kalpathy Sundaram...... Spring 2015 Subhash C. Singhal...... Spring 2014 Paul Natishan...... Spring 2015 Johna Leddy...... Spring 2014 Joseph Stetter...... Spring 2015 Hariklia Deligianni...... Secretary, Spring 2016 Jean St-Pierre...... Spring 2016 Don Roeper...... from defunct Publication Committee, Spring 2013 Durga Misra...... Spring 2016 Rangachary Mukundan...... from prior Technical Affairs Committee, Spring 2013 Masayoshi Watanabe...... Spring 2016 David Lockwood...... from prior Technical Affairs Committee, Spring 2013 Fernando Garzon...... President, Spring 2013 Individual Membership Committee Symposium Subcommittee of the Technical Affairs Committee Daniel Scherson, Chair...... Third Vice President, Spring 2013 Kevin Rhodes, Chair...... Spring 2013 Bor Yann Liaw...... Chair, Battery Division, Fall 2014 Rick Wise...... Spring 2013 Shinji Fujimoto...... Chair, Corrosion Division, Fall 2014 Scott Lillard...... Spring 2013 Oana Leonte...... Chair, Dielectric Science and Technology Division, Spring 2014 Steve Maldonado ...... Spring 2014 Giovanni Zangari...... Chair, Electrodeposition Division, Fall 2013 Robert Savinell...... Spring 2014 Pablo Chang...... Chair, Electronics and Photonics Division, Spring 2013 David P. Huang...... Spring 2015 Jean St-Pierre...... Chair, Energy Technology Division, Spring 2013 Parag Banarjee...... Spring 2015 Bruce Weisman...... Chair, Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Division, Spring 2014 Hariklia Deligianni...... Secretary, Spring 2016 Jeffrey Fergus...... Chair, High Temperature Materials Division, Fall 2013 Gerardine Botte...... Chair, Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Division, Spring 2014 Sponsorship Committee John Collins...... Chair, Luminescence and Display Materials Division, Fall 2013 E. Jennings Taylor, Chair...... Spring 2013 James Burgess...... Chair, Organic and Biological Electrochemistry Division, Spring 2013 Hubert Gasteiger...... Spring 2013 Shelley Minteer...... Chair, Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Division, Spring 2013 Luis F. Garfias-Mesias...... Spring 2013 Michael Carter...... Chair, Sensor Division, Fall 2014 Curt Holmes...... Spring 2013 Eric Wachsman...... Chair, New Technology Subcommittee, Spring 2013 Rob Sides...... Spring 2014 Michael Kubicsko...... Spring 2014 Society Historian Ana Londergan...... Spring 2014 Forrest A. Trumbore...... Spring 2013 Bill Eggers...... Spring 2015 William Brown...... Spring 2015 Representatives to Other Societies Paul Trulove...... Spring 2015 Fernando Garzon...... President, Spring 2013 American Association for the Advancement of Science Christina Bock...... Treasurer, Spring 2014 Roque J. Calvo...... Term as Executive Director Roque J. Calvo...... ex officio-nonvoting, Term as Executive Director Chemical Heritage Foundation Jean St-Pierre...... from defunct Development Committee, Spring 2013 Kathryn R. Bullock...... Heritage Councilor, Spring 2013 Viola Birss...... from defunct Development Committee, Spring 2013 Federation of Materials Societies Petr Vanýsek...... Trustee, Spring 2013 Technical Affairs Committee Patrick Moran...... Alternate, Spring 2013 Roque J. Calvo...... Advisory Board, Term as Executive Director Tetsuya Osaka, Chair...... Senior Vice-President, Spring 2013 National Inventors Hall of Fame Fernando Garzon...... President, Spring 2013 Peter Pintauro...... Chair, Honors & Awards Committee, Spring 2015 Esther Takeuchi...... Immediate Past President, Spring 2013 William Brown...... 2nd Immediate Past President, Spring 2013 Daniel Scherson...... Chair, Symposium Subcommittee, Spring 2013 Paul Kohl...... Chair, Publications Subcommittee, Spring 2013 Eric Wachsman...... 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The protocols and materials degradation phenomena will be described registration fee for the course covers the course, text materials, and are supported with specific materials-specific characterization thethe bestbest placeplace toto continental breakfast, luncheon, and refreshment breaks; it does not studies. cover the meeting registration, and it is not applicable to any other activities of the meeting. Short Course #3 PUBLISHPUBLISH YOURYOUR RESEARCH?RESEARCH? The deadline for registration for a course is April 12, 2013. Pre- Fundamentals of Electrochemistry: registration is required for the Short Courses. You may register Basic Theory and Thermodynamic Methods using the Early-Bird Registration Form on the ECS website. Written Jamie Noël, Instructor You’veYou’ve foundfound it.it. .. .. requests for Short Course refunds will be honored only if received at ECS headquarters by April 19, 2013. All refunds are subject to a This course covers the basic theory and application of electrochemical 10% processing fee and requests for refunds must be made in writing science. It is targeted toward people with a physical sciences or and e-mailed to, [email protected]. Refunds will engineering background who have not been trained as electrochemists, not be processed until AFTER the meeting. All courses are subject to but who want to add electrochemical methods to their repertoire of cancellation pending an appropriate number of advance registrants. research approaches. There are many fields in which researchers Before making any flight or hotel reservations, please check to originally approach their work from another discipline but then ECS!ECS! make sure the course is running! discover that it would be advantageous to understand and use some electrochemical methods to complement the work that they are doing. Visit the ECS website for full course descriptions and instructor The topics to be covered include: biographies. 1. Introduction and Overview of Electrode Processes Short Course #1 2. Chemical vs. Electrochemical Thermodynamics Basic Impedance Spectroscopy Mark E Orazem, Instructor • reference electrodes, standard potentials, cell potentials, Nernst equations, electrode-solution interfaces, and This course is intended for chemists, physicists, materials scientists, double-layer structures and engineers with an interest in applying electrochemical impedance • ion-selective electrodes, applications in analytical techniques to study a broad variety of electrochemical processes. The electrochemistry and sensors, aqueous and non-aqueous attendee will develop a basic understanding of the technique, the systems sources of errors in impedance measurements, the manner in which experiments can be optimized to reduce these errors, and the use of 3. Chemical Stoichiometry vs. Faraday’s Law graphical methods to interpret measurements in terms of meaningful • coulometry, bulk electrolysis physical properties. The topics to be covered include: 4. Theoretical Basis for Methods 1. The motivation for using impedance spectroscopy • surface tension, adsorption and adsorption isotherms, advantages as compared to other transient techniques and the electrocapillarity, potential of zero charge, Lippmann conditions under which its use is ideally suited, equations 2. The basic concepts of how impedance is measured, 5. Methodology 3. Proper selection of experimental parameters, • potentiometry, differential capacity, coulometry, cyclic voltammetry, polarography 4. Graphical representation of impedance data, including methods to extract some physically meaningful parameters, 6. Electrochemical Instrumentation 5. Constant-phase elements, • voltmeters, ammeters, potentiostats, galvanostats, design of electrochemical cells 6. Application of electrical circuit analogues, and 7. Coupled Characterization Methods (time permitting) 7. The meaning of the Kramers-Kronig relations. • modified electrodes, spectroelectrochemistry, in situ Short Course #2 neutron scattering, surface analysis, etc. Advanced Microscopy Methods for Studying PEM Fuel Cell Materials Short Course #4 Karren L. More, Instructor Atomic Force Microscopy for Energy Research Applications & Electrochemistry The μm- to sub-Å-scale structural and chemical characterization Keith Jones, Instructor of fuel cell material constituents via advanced electron microscopy techniques plays an integral role in elucidating the critical material’s This course is intended for chemists, physicists, and materials scientists degradation mechanisms contributing to fuel cell performance loss. that want to understand how Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) can be Such techniques include atomic-scale imaging via aberration-corrected used to characterize materials and to probe electrochemical processes scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) coupled with the and ionic transport in solids for a broad range of applications for ability to resolve compositional/chemical changes at the atomic scale energy generation and storage ranging from batteries to fuel cells. A using energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) and/or electron energy new technique called Electrochemical Strain Microscopy (ESM) will loss spectroscopy (EELS). Recently, the development of specialized be introduced. ESM, developed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, holders for conducting novel in situ microscopy experiments (such is an innovative new AFM/SPM technique that is capable of probing as liquid STEM, electrochemistry, gas-flow reactions, biasing, etc.) electrochemical reactivity and ionic flows in solids on the sub-ten- combined with high-resolution imaging and microanalysis has (continued on next page)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 27 ECS Short Courses and Tutorials Student Poster Session (continued from previous page) The Student Poster Session will be held as a part of the Tuesday Evening Mixer and Technical Exhibit. All meeting registrants are nanometer level. Students will learn the science behind the technique, invited to attend. Formal presentations will begin at 1800h. Students how it works, and the advantages of this technique over other may start setting up their presentations at 1300h in the Exhibit Hall methods. Current ESM results will also be presented and general (Osgoode/Sheraton Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level); judging of AFM tips and tricks for electrochemistry applications. the posters will begin at 1500h. Winners will be announced and given an award plaque on Wednesday at 1800h in the Exhibit Hall. • Introduction to AFM Tech Table • Instrumentation and scanning modes A Tech Table staffed by audio-visual technicians will be available • Challenges in battery/energy research characterization Monday through Thursday, for any audio-visual assistance needed • Introduction to the ESM technique for oral presentations. • Advantages of the technique over others No Photography or Recording Allowed • Current research and image examples By attending the ECS meeting, you agree that you will not record • Tips and tricks for AFM electrochemistry measurements any meeting-related activity, without the express, written consent from ECS. Recording means any audiovisual or photographic methods. Meeting-related activity means any presentation Information for Presenters (oral or poster) or social event directly related to the meeting. You may photograph your own personal, non-meeting related activity, but you must obtain permission from all involved parties Oral Presentations and Audio-Visual before photographs can be taken of other people or displays at Oral presentations must be in English. Laptop computers and LCD the meeting or exhibit. Press representatives must receive media projectors will be available in each symposium room for oral credentials and recording permission from the ECS Headquarters presentations. Authors are required to bring their presentation on Office. If you violate this policy, you will be removed from the a USB flashdrive only. Speakers requiring special equipment must meeting. Your registration will be revoked and you will lose all make written request to ECS headquarters (meetings@electrochem. access to the meeting. In this case, you will not receive a refund org) before the meeting, and appropriate arrangements will be made of the registration fees. ECS also reserves the right to deny your at the expense of the author. attendance at future ECS or ECS sponsored meetings. Poster Presentations and Sessions ECS Transactions Tutorial Session for Authors Poster presentations must be in English, on a board approximately We encourage all authors to attend this important informational 3 feet 10 inches high by 3 feet 10 inches wide (1.17 meters high by session on how/where/when to prepare and submit your full length 1.17 meters wide), and correspond to the abstract number and day of proceedings paper to ECS Transactions. This session will be held presentation as detailed in the final program. Plan your display to fit on Tuesday, May 14 from 1630-1700h in Conference Room G, on one upright panel as per the above dimensions. Present displayed Mezzanine Level. 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. 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28 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Symposium Topics and Organizers

A — General Topics G4 — Tutorials in Electrochemical Technology: Impedance Spectroscopy (Tu)- Mark Orazem and Vincent Vivier A0 — Special Lectures (M) H — Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures — General Student Poster Session (Tu)-V. R. Subramanian, Matthew P. Foley, A1 H1 — Tutorials in Nanotechnology (Su)-F. D’Souza, D. M. Guldi, Kalpathy B Sundaram, and V. Chaitanya and R. Bruce Weisman Nanotechnology General Session (M-Tu)- A2 — W. E. Mustain, Fanglin Chen, H2 — Fullerenes - Chemical Functionalization, Electron Transfer, and Theory and O. M. Leonte (W-Th)-F. D’Souza, S. Fukuzumi, D. M. Guldi, N. Martin, J. F. Nierengarten, B — Batteries, Fuel Cells, and Energy Conversion and V. R. Subramanian H3 — Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes (Tu-W)-T. Akasaka, A. Balch, B1 — Energy Technology/Battery - Joint General Session(M-Th)-A. Manthiram, and L. Echegoyen A. Manivannan, and S. R. Narayan H4 — Carbon Nanotubes-From Fundamental Processes to Devices(M-Th)- B2 — Battery Electrolytes(W-Th)-F. M. Alamgir, T. R. Jow, S. Mukerjee, S. Doorn, Y. Gogotsi, R. Martel, S. V. Rotkin, R. B. Weisman, and M. Zheng V. Thangadurai, and P. C. Trulove B3 — Alkaline Electrochemical Systems for Energy Conversion H5 — Fundamentals of Graphene Related Structures (Tu)-H. Grebel, R. C. Haddon, L. Huang, and S. V. Rotkin and Fuel Production(Tu-W)-S. R. Narayanan, P. N. Pintauro , B. Y. Liaw, V. K. Ramani, and P. J. Kulesza H6 — Focus Session: Carbon Nanostructures in Energy Applications and Energy Storage (M, W)-J. L. Blackburn, F. D'Souza, D. M. Guldi, B4 — Design and Modeling of Battery Materials(Mo-Tu)-S. Meng, B. Y. Liaw, S. Calabrese Barton, and G. Ceder and R. Martel H7 — Carbon Nanostructures in Medicine and Biology (Th)-Z. Aguilar, B5 — Hydrogen Production, Conversion, and Storage 4 (Tu-W)-E. Fabbri, T. Da Ros, H. C. Dorn, A. Simonian, and L. Wilson E. DiBartolomeo F. Chen, an T. Norby H8 — Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies (M-W)-K. Kadish, R. Paolesse, B6 — Stationary and Large Scale Electrical Energy Storage 2(Tu)-J. P. Meyers, and N. Soladie B. Y. Liaw, and B. Savinell SC H9 — Nanostructures for Energy Conversion (W-Th)-H. Imahori, P. V. Kamat, B7 — Nanoarchitectures for Energy Storage 1(M-W)-C. Johnson, P. Atanassov, and K. Murakoshi C. K. Chan, and T. Van Nguyen I — Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry B8 — Next Generation of Supercapacitors (M-Tu)-J. W. Long, P. N. Kumta, A. Manivannan , N. Wu, and W. Zhang I2 — Computational Chemistry (W-Th)-Steve Paddison B9 — Solar Fuels 2 (M-Tu)-N. Wu, D. Chu , H. N. Dinh, P. J. Kulesza , J. Joon Lee, I3 — Ethanol Oxidation (Mo-Th)-Pawel Kulesza and Sanjeev Mukerjee A. Manivannan, M. S. Villalpando, and V. Subramanian — Grahame Award Symposium and Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry C — Biomedical Applications and Organic Electrochemistry I4 General Session (M-W)-R. A. Mantz C1 — Innovations and New Directions in Organic Electrochemistry (W-Th)-A. Fry I5 — Ion Conduction in Polymers (Tu)-Tom Zawodinski, Andrew Herring, and R. A. Mantz and Gao Liu D — Corrosion, Passivation, and Anodic Films I6 — State of the Art Tutorial on Membranes and MEAs for Low Temperature Fuel Cells (M)-T. Zawodzinski, N. Garland, D. Jones, and K. Yamada D1 — Corrosion General Session (W-Th)- R. S. Lillard J — Sensors and Displays: Principles, Materials, and Processing D2 — Corrosion in Nuclear Energy Systems: From Cradle to Grave (M-Tu)- J1 — Environmental, Water Quality, and Safety Monitorin (Tu)-Gary Hunter, R. S. Lillard, J. Noel, R. Newman, D Shoesmith, and S. Fujimoto Bryan Chin, Petr Vanýsek, and Rangachary Mukundan — E Dielectric and Semiconductor Materials, Devices, and Processing J2 — Nano/Bio Sensors (M-Tu)-Zoraida P. Aguilar, A. Simonian, Larry Nagahara, E1 — Bioelectronics, Biointerfaces, and Biomedical Applications 5 (Tu)-D. Cliffel, Ajit Khosla, and H. De Long Z. Aguilar, J. Burgess, A. Hoff, and A. Suroviec J3 — Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems General Session (M-Tu)-M. Carter, E2 — Graphene, Ge/III-V, and Emerging Materials for Post CMOS Applications 5 N. Wu, R. Mukundan, G. Hunter, and Z. Aguilar (M-W)-D. Misra, S. Albin, Z. Karim, P. Srinivasan, Yaw Obeng, Stefan DeGendt, and Cor Claeys E3 — Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic and Photonic Devices ECS Transactions (ECST) – Symposia with proceedings available “at” the (M-W)-P. Mascher, Pooran Joshi, Mark E. Overberg, and Yue Kuo SC meeting are labeled with the following icons: — Organic Semiconductor Materials, Devices, and Processing 4 (M-W)- E4 J. M. Deen, Hard-cover (HC) editions of ECS Transactions will be available for David Gundlach, B. Iniguez, and Hagen Klauk purchase and pick-up at the meeting; or you may pre-order your hard-cover — E5 Silicon Compatible Materials, Processes, and Technologies for Advanced ECST issue when registering online. Integrated Circuits and Emerging Applications 3 (M-Tu)-F. Roozeboom, E. P. Gusev , H. Iwai , K. Kakushima, D.-L. Kwong, V. Narayanan, and P. J. Timans SC Softcover (SC) editions of ECS Transactions will be available for purchase SC at the meeting and will be shipped to you after the meeting ends. Please visit E6 — Advanced Semiconductor-on-Insulator Technology and Related Physics 16 ECS Central in Toronto to order your softcover ECST issue. (M-Tu)-Y. Omura, F. Gamiz , B.-Y. Nguyen , J. A. Martino, S. Selberherr, J.-P. Raskin, and H. Ishii SC Electronic (PDF) editions of ECS Transactions will be available ONLY via the ECS Digital Library (www.ecsdl.org). Electronic editions of the Toronto E7 — Symposium on Processes at the Semiconductor Solution Interface 5 (W)- C. O’Dwyer, D. N. Buckley, A. Etcheberry, A. C. Hillier, and M. S. Villalpando “at” meeting issues will be available for purchase beginning May 3, 2013. SC Please visit the ECS website for all issue pricing and ordering information E9 — Wide-Bandgap Semiconductor Materials and Devices 14(Tu)-Z. Mi, J. Bardwell, for the electronic editions. R.-H. Horng, G. W. Hunter, Z. Karim, C. O’Dwyer, and E. B. Stokes ECS Transactions – Forthcoming Issues F — Electrochemical / Chemical Deposition and Etching In addition to those symposia that have committed to publishing an issue of ECS Transactions, all other symposia potentially will be publishing an issue of ECST F1 — Green Electrodeposition 3 (Tu)-Sudipta Roy, G. Zangari, D. Barkey, approximately 16 weeks after the Toronto meeting. If you would like to receive and S. Yoshihara information on any of these issues when they become available, please e-mail F2 — Novel Design and Electrodeposition Modalitie (W)- E. J. Podlaha-Murphy, [email protected]. Please include your name, e-mail address, and all issues S. Djokic, and L. Magagnin in which you are interested. G — Electrochemical Synthesis and Engineering Purchase a hardcover copy of ECS Transactions Volume 53, Issues 1 or 2 with G1 — Advances in Low Temperature Electrolyzer and Fuel Cell Technology: your Toronto meeting registration and receive 10% off that issue’s list price! In Honor of Anthony B. (Tony) LaConti (Tu)-John Staser, Cortney For ECS Members the 10% discount will be on top of your regular Member Mittelsteadt, Vijay Ramani, Peter Pintauro, and Brian Pivovar discount for these issues. Any discounted books purchased must be picked up at G3 — Electrochemical Engineering for the 21st Century: 3 (W)-James Fenton, the Toronto meeting. The discount does not apply to electronic editions of these Venkat Subramanian, Richard Alkire, H. Deligianni, and John Harb issues. This discount is not valid on any other issues of ECST, Monographs, or Proceedings Volumes purchased at the meeting.

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 29 223rd ECS Meeting Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

A0 Special Lectures 1400 All Divisions Gordon E. Moore Award Presentation 1700 ECS Lecture Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level

A1 General Student Poster Session Post 2-82 V. Subramanian, M. P. Foley, Osgoode Ballroom, Lower K. B. Sundaram, and V. Chaitanya Concourse Level All Divisions

A2 Nanotechnology General Session Abst 83-90 Abst 91-100 Abst 101-108 W. E. Mustain, F. Chen, Churchill Room, Second Churchill Room, Churchill Room, and O. M. Leonte Floor Second Floor Second Floor All Divisions / New Technology Subcommittee

B1 Energy Technology/Battery— Abst 109-119 Abst 131-136 Abst 143-153 Abst 165-174 Abst 186-196 Abst 207-214 Abst 288-295 Joint General Session Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom A. Manthiram, A. Manivannan, Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Lower Concourse East, Lower East, Lower East, Lower and S. R. Narayan Abst 120-130 Abst 137-142 Level Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Energy Technology / Battery Grand Ballroom Center, Grand Ballroom Centre, Abst 154-164 Abst 175-185 Abst 197-206 Abst 215-225 Abst 296-306 Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Level Grand Ballroom East, Grand Ballroom East, Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Lower Concourse Lower Concourse West, Lower West, Lower West, Lower Level Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Post 226-287 Osgoode Ballroom. Lower Concourse Level

B2 Battery Electrolytes Abst 307-318 Abst 319-328 Abst 338-344 Abst 345-350 F. Alamgir, T. R. Jow, S. Mukerjee, Conference Room G, Conference Room Conference Room Conference Room V. Thangadurai, and P. Trulove Mezzanine Level G, Mezzanine G, Mezzanine Level G, Mezzanine Level Battery / Energy Technology / Level Physical and Analytical Eletrochemistry Post 329-337 Osgoode Ballroom. Lower Concourse Level

B3 Alkaline Electrochemical Abst 351-360 Abst 361-372 Abst 373-378 Systems for Energy Conversion Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom and Fuel Production Centre, Lower Centre, Lower Centre, Lower S. R. Narayanan, P. Pintauro, B. Y. Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Liaw, V. Ramani, and P. Kulesza Post 379-385 Energy Technology / Battery / Industrial Osgoode Ballroom, Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Lower Concourse Engineering / Physical and Analytical Level Electrochemistry

30 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Toronto, ON, Canada l May 12-16, 2013 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

A0 Special Lectures 1400 All Divisions Gordon E. Moore Award Presentation 1700 ECS Lecture Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level

A1 General Student Poster Session Post 2-82 V. Subramanian, M. P. Foley, Osgoode Ballroom, Lower K. B. Sundaram, and V. Chaitanya Concourse Level All Divisions

A2 Nanotechnology General Session Abst 83-90 Abst 91-100 Abst 101-108 W. E. Mustain, F. Chen, Churchill Room, Second Churchill Room, Churchill Room, and O. M. Leonte Floor Second Floor Second Floor All Divisions / New Technology Subcommittee

B1 Energy Technology/Battery— Abst 109-119 Abst 131-136 Abst 143-153 Abst 165-174 Abst 186-196 Abst 207-214 Abst 288-295 Joint General Session Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom West, Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom A. Manthiram, A. Manivannan, Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Lower Concourse East, Lower East, Lower East, Lower and S. R. Narayan Abst 120-130 Abst 137-142 Level Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Energy Technology / Battery Grand Ballroom Center, Grand Ballroom Centre, Abst 154-164 Abst 175-185 Abst 197-206 Abst 215-225 Abst 296-306 Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Level Grand Ballroom East, Grand Ballroom East, Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Lower Concourse Lower Concourse West, Lower West, Lower West, Lower Level Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Post 226-287 Osgoode Ballroom. Lower Concourse Level

B2 Battery Electrolytes Abst 307-318 Abst 319-328 Abst 338-344 Abst 345-350 F. Alamgir, T. R. Jow, S. Mukerjee, Conference Room G, Conference Room Conference Room Conference Room V. Thangadurai, and P. Trulove Mezzanine Level G, Mezzanine G, Mezzanine Level G, Mezzanine Level Battery / Energy Technology / Level Physical and Analytical Eletrochemistry Post 329-337 Osgoode Ballroom. Lower Concourse Level

B3 Alkaline Electrochemical Abst 351-360 Abst 361-372 Abst 373-378 Systems for Energy Conversion Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom and Fuel Production Centre, Lower Centre, Lower Centre, Lower S. R. Narayanan, P. Pintauro, B. Y. Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Liaw, V. Ramani, and P. Kulesza Post 379-385 Energy Technology / Battery / Industrial Osgoode Ballroom, Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Lower Concourse Engineering / Physical and Analytical Level Electrochemistry

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 31 223rd ECS Meeting Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

B4 Design and Modeling of Abst 386-396 Abst 397-404 Abst 405-414 Abst 415-422 Battery Materials Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, S. Meng, B. Y. Liaw, S. Calabrese Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Barton, and G. Cedar Post 423-435 Battery / Energy Technology Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

B5 Hydrogen Production, Abst 436-445 Abst 446-455 Abst 463-474 Conversion and Storage 4 Kent, Second Floor Kent, Second Floor Kent, Second Floor E. Fabbri, E. DiBartolomeo, F. Chen, Post 456-462 and T. Norby Osgoode Ballroom, High Temperature Materials Lower Concourse Level

B6 Stationary and Large Scale Electrical Abst 475-485 Abst 486-495 Energy Storage 2 Conference Room C, Conference Room C, J. P. Meyers, B. Y. Liaw, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level and R. F. Savinell Energy Technology / Battery / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

B7 Nanoarchitectures for Energy Abst 496-498 Abst 499-506 Abst 507-517 Abst 518-524 Abst 525-531 Abst 532-536 Storage 1 Grand Ballroom East 2, Grand Ballroom East 2, Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom C. S. Johnson, P. Atanasov, C. Chan, Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Level East 2, Lower East 2, Lower East 2, Lower East 2, Lower and T. Van Nguyen Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Battery / Energy Technology / Physical Post 537-541 and Analytical Electrochemistry Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

B8 Next Generation of Supercapacitors Abst 542-552 Abst 553-559 Abst 560-565 Abst 566-571 J. Long, P. Kumta, A. Manivannan, Conference Room B, Conference Room B, Conference Room B, Conference Room B, N. Wu, and W. Zhang Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Energy Technology Division Post 572-582 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

B9 Solar Fuels 2 Abst 583-587 Abst 588-598 Abst 592-602 Abst 603-611 N. Wu, D. Chu, H. Dinh, P. Kulesza, Willow Ballroom East, Willow Ballroom East, Willow Ballroom East, Willow Ballroom East, J.-J. Lee, A. Manivannan, M. Salazar Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Villalpando, and V. Subramanian Post 612-614 Energy Technology / Industrial Osgoode Ballroom, Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Lower Concourse Engineering / Physical and Analytical Level Electrochemistry

C1 Innovations and New Directions in Abst 615-623 Abst 624-632 Abst 635-644 Organic Electrochemistry Conference Room C, Conference Room Conference Room A. Fry and R. Mantz Mezzanine Level C, Mezzanine C, Mezzanine Level Organic and Biological Level Electrochemistry / Physical and Post 633-634 Analytical Electrochemistry Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

32 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Toronto, ON, Canada l May 12-16, 2013 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

B4 Design and Modeling of Abst 386-396 Abst 397-404 Abst 405-414 Abst 415-422 Battery Materials Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, S. Meng, B. Y. Liaw, S. Calabrese Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Barton, and G. Cedar Post 423-435 Battery / Energy Technology Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

B5 Hydrogen Production, Abst 436-445 Abst 446-455 Abst 463-474 Conversion and Storage 4 Kent, Second Floor Kent, Second Floor Kent, Second Floor E. Fabbri, E. DiBartolomeo, F. Chen, Post 456-462 and T. Norby Osgoode Ballroom, High Temperature Materials Lower Concourse Level

B6 Stationary and Large Scale Electrical Abst 475-485 Abst 486-495 Energy Storage 2 Conference Room C, Conference Room C, J. P. Meyers, B. Y. Liaw, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level and R. F. Savinell Energy Technology / Battery / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

B7 Nanoarchitectures for Energy Abst 496-498 Abst 499-506 Abst 507-517 Abst 518-524 Abst 525-531 Abst 532-536 Storage 1 Grand Ballroom East 2, Grand Ballroom East 2, Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom Grand Ballroom C. S. Johnson, P. Atanasov, C. Chan, Lower Concourse Level Lower Concourse Level East 2, Lower East 2, Lower East 2, Lower East 2, Lower and T. Van Nguyen Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Concourse Level Battery / Energy Technology / Physical Post 537-541 and Analytical Electrochemistry Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

B8 Next Generation of Supercapacitors Abst 542-552 Abst 553-559 Abst 560-565 Abst 566-571 J. Long, P. Kumta, A. Manivannan, Conference Room B, Conference Room B, Conference Room B, Conference Room B, N. Wu, and W. Zhang Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Energy Technology Division Post 572-582 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

B9 Solar Fuels 2 Abst 583-587 Abst 588-598 Abst 592-602 Abst 603-611 N. Wu, D. Chu, H. Dinh, P. Kulesza, Willow Ballroom East, Willow Ballroom East, Willow Ballroom East, Willow Ballroom East, J.-J. Lee, A. Manivannan, M. Salazar Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Villalpando, and V. Subramanian Post 612-614 Energy Technology / Industrial Osgoode Ballroom, Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Lower Concourse Engineering / Physical and Analytical Level Electrochemistry

C1 Innovations and New Directions in Abst 615-623 Abst 624-632 Abst 635-644 Organic Electrochemistry Conference Room C, Conference Room Conference Room A. Fry and R. Mantz Mezzanine Level C, Mezzanine C, Mezzanine Level Organic and Biological Level Electrochemistry / Physical and Post 633-634 Analytical Electrochemistry Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 33 223rd ECS Meeting Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

D1 Corrosion General Session Abst 645-654 Abst 655-663 Abst 686-692 R. S. Lillard Dominion Ballroom Dominion Dominion Ballroom Corrosion North, Second Floor Ballroom North, North, Second Floor Second Floor Post 664-685 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

D2 Corrosion in Nuclear Energy Abst 693-701 Abst 702-707 Abst 708-715 Systems: From Cradle to Grave Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom R. S. Lillard, J. Noel, R. Newman, South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor D. Shoesmith, and S. Fujimoto Corrosion

E1 Bioelectronics, Biointerfaces, and Abst 716-724 Abst 725-730 Biomedical Applications 5 Conference Room D, Conference Room D, D. Cliffel, Z. Aguilar, J. Burgess, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level A. Hoff, and A. Suroviec Physical and Anayltical Electrochemistry / Electronics and Photonics / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Sensor

E2 Graphene, Ge/III-V, and Emerging Abst 731-737 Abst 738-742 Abst 743-750 Abst 751-756 Abst 757-763 Abst 764-769 Materials for Post CMOS Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Applications 5 North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor Ballroom North, D. Misra, S. Albin, Z. Karim, Second Floor P. Srinivasan, Y. Obeng, S, De Gendt, Post 770-778 and C. Claeys Osgoode Ballroom, Dielectric Science and Technology / Lower Concourse Electronics and Photonics Level

E3 Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics Abst 779-783 Abst 784-787 Abst 788-792 Abst 793-798 Abst 802-807 for Electronic and Photonic Devices Conference Room F, Conference Room F, Conference Room F, Conference Room F, Conference Room F, P. Mascher, P. Joshi, M. E. Overberg, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level and Y. Kuo Post 799-801 Dielectric Science and Technology / Osgoode Ballroom, Electronics and Photonics / Sensor Lower Concourse Level

E4 Organic Semiconductor Materials, Abst 808-815 Abst 816-823 Abst 824-831 Abst 832-838 Abst 839-845 Devices, and Processing 4 Willow Ballroom Center, Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom J. M. Deen, D. Gundlach, B. Iniguez, Mezzanine Level Center, Mezzanine Center, Mezzanine Center, Mezzanine Center, Mezzanine and H. Klauk Level Level Level Level Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Post 846-847 Science and Technology Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

34 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Toronto, ON, Canada l May 12-16, 2013 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

D1 Corrosion General Session Abst 645-654 Abst 655-663 Abst 686-692 R. S. Lillard Dominion Ballroom Dominion Dominion Ballroom Corrosion North, Second Floor Ballroom North, North, Second Floor Second Floor Post 664-685 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

D2 Corrosion in Nuclear Energy Abst 693-701 Abst 702-707 Abst 708-715 Systems: From Cradle to Grave Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom R. S. Lillard, J. Noel, R. Newman, South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor D. Shoesmith, and S. Fujimoto Corrosion

E1 Bioelectronics, Biointerfaces, and Abst 716-724 Abst 725-730 Biomedical Applications 5 Conference Room D, Conference Room D, D. Cliffel, Z. Aguilar, J. Burgess, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level A. Hoff, and A. Suroviec Physical and Anayltical Electrochemistry / Electronics and Photonics / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Sensor

E2 Graphene, Ge/III-V, and Emerging Abst 731-737 Abst 738-742 Abst 743-750 Abst 751-756 Abst 757-763 Abst 764-769 Materials for Post CMOS Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Ballroom Provincial Applications 5 North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor Ballroom North, D. Misra, S. Albin, Z. Karim, Second Floor P. Srinivasan, Y. Obeng, S, De Gendt, Post 770-778 and C. Claeys Osgoode Ballroom, Dielectric Science and Technology / Lower Concourse Electronics and Photonics Level

E3 Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics Abst 779-783 Abst 784-787 Abst 788-792 Abst 793-798 Abst 802-807 for Electronic and Photonic Devices Conference Room F, Conference Room F, Conference Room F, Conference Room F, Conference Room F, P. Mascher, P. Joshi, M. E. Overberg, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level and Y. Kuo Post 799-801 Dielectric Science and Technology / Osgoode Ballroom, Electronics and Photonics / Sensor Lower Concourse Level

E4 Organic Semiconductor Materials, Abst 808-815 Abst 816-823 Abst 824-831 Abst 832-838 Abst 839-845 Devices, and Processing 4 Willow Ballroom Center, Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom J. M. Deen, D. Gundlach, B. Iniguez, Mezzanine Level Center, Mezzanine Center, Mezzanine Center, Mezzanine Center, Mezzanine and H. Klauk Level Level Level Level Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Post 846-847 Science and Technology Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 35 223rd ECS Meeting Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

E5 Silicon Compatible Materials, Abst 848-853 Abst 854-858 Abst 859-865 Abst 866-875 Processes, and Technologies for Norfolk, Mezzanine Norfolk, Mezzanine Level Norfolk, Mezzanine Norfolk, Mezzanine Advanced Integrated Circuits and Level Level Level Emerging Applications 3 F. Roozeboom, E. P. Gusev, H. Iwai, K. Kakushima, D.-L. Kwong, V. Narayanan, and P. J. Timans Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science and Technology

E6 Advanced´ Semiconductor-on- Abst 876-879 Abst 880-882 Abst 883-889 Abst 890-900 Insulator Technology and Related Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Physics 16 North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor Y. Omura, F. Gamiz, B-Y. Nguyen, J. A. Martino, S. Selberherr, J.-P. Raskin, and H. Ishii Electronics and Photonics

E7 Symposium on Processes at the Abst 901-906 Abst 907-915 Semiconductor Solution Interface 5 Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, C. O’Dwyer, D. N. Buckley, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level A. Etcheberry, A. Hillier, Post 916-918 and M. Salazar Villalpando Osgoode Ballroom, Electronics and Photonics / Energy Lower Concourse Technology Division / Physical and Level Analytical Electrochemistry

E9 Wide-Bandgap Semiconductor Abst 919-928 Abst 929-940 Materials and Devices 14 Spruce, Mezzanine Spruce, Mezzanine Z. Mi, J. Bardwell, R-H. Horng, Level Level G. W. Hunter, Z. Karim, C. O’Dwyer, Post 941-960 and E. B. Stokes Osgoode Ballroom, Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Lower Concourse Science and Technology / Sensor Level

F1 Green Electrodeposition 3 Abst 961-970 Abst 971-982 S. Roy, G. Zangari, D. P. Barkey, Willow Ballroom West, Willow Ballroom and S. Yoshihara Mezzanine Level West, Mezzanine Electrodeposition Division Level

F2 Novel Design and Electrodeposition 3 Abst 983-992 Abst 993-1001 E. Podlaha-Murphy, S. Djokic, Windsor West, Windsor West, and L. Magagnin Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Electrodeposition Post 1002-1004 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

G1 Advances in Low Temperature Abst 1005-1013 Abst 1014-1021 Electrolyzer and Fuel Cell Windsor West, Windsor West, Technology: In Honor of Anthony B. Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level (Tony) LaConti Post 1022-1026 J. Staser, C. Mittelsteadt, V. Ramani, P. Osgoode Ballroom, Pintauro, and B. Pivovar Lower Concourse Industrial Electrochemistry and Level Electrochemical Engineering / Energy Technology Division

36 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Toronto, ON, Canada l May 12-16, 2013 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

E5 Silicon Compatible Materials, Abst 848-853 Abst 854-858 Abst 859-865 Abst 866-875 Processes, and Technologies for Norfolk, Mezzanine Norfolk, Mezzanine Level Norfolk, Mezzanine Norfolk, Mezzanine Advanced Integrated Circuits and Level Level Level Emerging Applications 3 F. Roozeboom, E. P. Gusev, H. Iwai, K. Kakushima, D.-L. Kwong, V. Narayanan, and P. J. Timans Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science and Technology

E6 Advanced Semiconductor-on- Abst 876-879 Abst 880-882 Abst 883-889 Abst 890-900 Insulator Technology and Related Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Physics 16 North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second Floor Y. Omura, F. Gamiz, B-Y. Nguyen, J. A. Martino, S. Selberherr, J.-P. Raskin, and H. Ishii Electronics and Photonics

E7 Symposium on Processes at the Abst 901-906 Abst 907-915 Semiconductor Solution Interface 5 Essex Ballroom, Essex Ballroom, C. O’Dwyer, D. N. Buckley, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level A. Etcheberry, A. Hillier, Post 916-918 and M. Salazar Villalpando Osgoode Ballroom, Electronics and Photonics / Energy Lower Concourse Technology Division / Physical and Level Analytical Electrochemistry

E9 Wide-Bandgap Semiconductor Abst 919-928 Abst 929-940 Materials and Devices 14 Spruce, Mezzanine Spruce, Mezzanine Z. Mi, J. Bardwell, R-H. Horng, Level Level G. W. Hunter, Z. Karim, C. O’Dwyer, Post 941-960 and E. B. Stokes Osgoode Ballroom, Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Lower Concourse Science and Technology / Sensor Level

F1 Green Electrodeposition 3 Abst 961-970 Abst 971-982 S. Roy, G. Zangari, D. P. Barkey, Willow Ballroom West, Willow Ballroom and S. Yoshihara Mezzanine Level West, Mezzanine Electrodeposition Division Level

F2 Novel Design and Electrodeposition 3 Abst 983-992 Abst 993-1001 E. Podlaha-Murphy, S. Djokic, Windsor West, Windsor West, and L. Magagnin Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Electrodeposition Post 1002-1004 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

G1 Advances in Low Temperature Abst 1005-1013 Abst 1014-1021 Electrolyzer and Fuel Cell Windsor West, Windsor West, Technology: In Honor of Anthony B. Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level (Tony) LaConti Post 1022-1026 J. Staser, C. Mittelsteadt, V. Ramani, P. Osgoode Ballroom, Pintauro, and B. Pivovar Lower Concourse Industrial Electrochemistry and Level Electrochemical Engineering / Energy Technology Division

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 37 223rd ECS Meeting Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

G3 Electrochemical Engineering Abst 1027-1032 Abst 1033-1040 for the 21st Century: 3 York, Mezzanine York, Mezzanine J. M. Fenton, V. Subramanian, Level Level R. Alkire, L. Deligianni, and J. N. Harb Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering / Electrodeposition

G4 Tutorials in Electrochemical Abst 1041-1045 Abst 1046-1050 Technology: Impedance Spectroscopy York, Mezzanine Level York, Mezzanine M. E. Orazem and V. Vivier Level Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

H1 Tutorials in Nanotechnology Abst 1051- F. D’Souza, D. M. Guldi, 1054 and R. Bruce Weisman Simcoe/ Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Dufferin, Nanostructures / New Technology Second Subcommittee Floor

H2 Fullerenes - Chemical Abst 1055-1061 Abst 1064-1074 Abst 1075-1084 Functionalization, Electron Transfer, Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom and Theory South, Second South, Second Floor South, Second Floor F. D’Souza, S. Fukuzumi, D. M. Guldi, Floor N. Martin, J. F. Nierengarten, Post 1062-1063 and V. R. Subramanian Osgoode Ballroom, Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Lower Concourse Nanostructures Level

H3 Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes Abst 1085-1087 Abst 1088-1098 Abst 1099-1102 T. Akasaka, A. Balch, and L. Echegoyen Civic Ballroom South, Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Nanostructures Floor

H4 Carbon Nanotubes - From Abst 1103-1114 Abst 1115-1121 Abst 1122-1132 Abst 1133-1144 Abst 1145-1155 Abst 1156-1166 Abst 1169-1172 Fundamental Processes to Devices Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom S. Doorn, Y. Gogotsi, R. Martel, S. V. Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second North, Second Floor Rotkin, R. B. Weisman, and M. Zheng Floor Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Post 1167-1168 Nanostructures Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

H5 Fundamentals of Graphene Related Abst 1173-1179 Abst 1180-1191 Structures Civic Ballroom South, Civic Ballroom South, H. Grebel, R. Haddon, L. Huang, Second Floor Second Floor and S. V. Rotkin Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

38 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Toronto, ON, Canada l May 12-16, 2013 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

G3 Electrochemical Engineering Abst 1027-1032 Abst 1033-1040 for the 21st Century: 3 York, Mezzanine York, Mezzanine J. M. Fenton, V. Subramanian, Level Level R. Alkire, L. Deligianni, and J. N. Harb Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering / Electrodeposition

G4 Tutorials in Electrochemical Abst 1041-1045 Abst 1046-1050 Technology: Impedance Spectroscopy York, Mezzanine Level York, Mezzanine M. E. Orazem and V. Vivier Level Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

H1 Tutorials in Nanotechnology Abst 1051- F. D’Souza, D. M. Guldi, 1054 and R. Bruce Weisman Simcoe/ Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Dufferin, Nanostructures / New Technology Second Subcommittee Floor

H2 Fullerenes - Chemical Abst 1055-1061 Abst 1064-1074 Abst 1075-1084 Functionalization, Electron Transfer, Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom and Theory South, Second South, Second Floor South, Second Floor F. D’Souza, S. Fukuzumi, D. M. Guldi, Floor N. Martin, J. F. Nierengarten, Post 1062-1063 and V. R. Subramanian Osgoode Ballroom, Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Lower Concourse Nanostructures Level

H3 Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes Abst 1085-1087 Abst 1088-1098 Abst 1099-1102 T. Akasaka, A. Balch, and L. Echegoyen Civic Ballroom South, Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Nanostructures Floor

H4 Carbon Nanotubes - From Abst 1103-1114 Abst 1115-1121 Abst 1122-1132 Abst 1133-1144 Abst 1145-1155 Abst 1156-1166 Abst 1169-1172 Fundamental Processes to Devices Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom North, Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom S. Doorn, Y. Gogotsi, R. Martel, S. V. Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor North, Second Floor North, Second North, Second Floor Rotkin, R. B. Weisman, and M. Zheng Floor Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Post 1167-1168 Nanostructures Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

H5 Fundamentals of Graphene Related Abst 1173-1179 Abst 1180-1191 Structures Civic Ballroom South, Civic Ballroom South, H. Grebel, R. Haddon, L. Huang, Second Floor Second Floor and S. V. Rotkin Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 39 223rd ECS Meeting Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16

Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

H6 Focus Session: Carbon Abst 1192-1202 Abst 1203-1210 Post 1211-1212 Nanostructures in Energy Civic Ballroom South, Civic Ballroom South, Osgoode Ballroom, Applications and Energy Storage Second Floor Second Floor Lower Concourse J. Blackburn, F. D’Souza, D. M. Guldi, Level and R. Martel Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures / Battery

H7 Carbon Nanostructures in Medicine Abst 1213-1218 Abst 1219-1228 and Biology Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Z. Aguilar, T. Da Ros, H. Dorn, North, Second Floor North, Second Floor A. Simonian, and L. Wilson Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H8 Porphyrin and Supramolecular Abst 1229-1240 Abst 1241-1248 Abst 1249-1259 Abst 1260-1271 Post 1272 Assemblies Simcoe/Dufferin, Simcoe/Dufferin, Second Simcoe/Dufferin, Simcoe/Dufferin, Osgoode Ballroom, K. Kadish, R. Paolesse, and N. Soladi Second Floor Floor Second Floor Second Floor Lower Concourse Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Level Nanostructures

H9 Nanostructures for Energy Abst 1273-1283 Abst 1284-1294 Abst 1300-1310 Conversion Simcoe/Dufferin, Simcoe/Dufferin, Civic Ballroom H. Imahori, P. V. Kamat, and Second Floor Second Floor North, Second Floor K. Murakoshi Post 1295-1299 Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Osgoode Ballroom, Nanostructures / Energy Technology Lower Concourse Level

I2 Computational Chemistry Abst 1311-1315 Abst 1316-1319 Abst 1322-1326 Abst 1327-1330 S. Paddison Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Physical and Analytical East, Mezzanine East, Mezzanine East, Mezzanine East, Mezzanine Electrochemistry Level Level Level Level Post 1320-1321 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

I3 Ethanol Oxidation Abst 1331-1335 Abst 1336-1339 Abst 1340-1345 Abst 1346-1353 Abst 1354-1359 Abst 1360-1367 Abst 1368-1378 P. Kulesza and S. Mukerjee Windsor East, Windsor East, Mezzanine Windsor East, Windsor East, Windsor East, Windsor East, Windsor East, Physical and Analytical Mezzanine Level Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Electrochemistry / Energy Technology

I4 Grahame Award Symposium Abst 1379-1387 Abst 1388-1394 Abst 1395-1402 Abst 1403-1410 Abst 1416-1419 and Physical and Analytical Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Electrochemistry General Session South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor R. Mantz Post 1411-1415 Physical and Analytical Osgoode Ballroom, Electrochemistry Lower Concourse Level

40 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Toronto, ON, Canada l May 12-16, 2013 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16

Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

H6 Focus Session: Carbon Abst 1192-1202 Abst 1203-1210 Post 1211-1212 Nanostructures in Energy Civic Ballroom South, Civic Ballroom South, Osgoode Ballroom, Applications and Energy Storage Second Floor Second Floor Lower Concourse J. Blackburn, F. D’Souza, D. M. Guldi, Level and R. Martel Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures / Battery

H7 Carbon Nanostructures in Medicine Abst 1213-1218 Abst 1219-1228 and Biology Civic Ballroom Civic Ballroom Z. Aguilar, T. Da Ros, H. Dorn, North, Second Floor North, Second Floor A. Simonian, and L. Wilson Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures

H8 Porphyrin and Supramolecular Abst 1229-1240 Abst 1241-1248 Abst 1249-1259 Abst 1260-1271 Post 1272 Assemblies Simcoe/Dufferin, Simcoe/Dufferin, Second Simcoe/Dufferin, Simcoe/Dufferin, Osgoode Ballroom, K. Kadish, R. Paolesse, and N. Soladi Second Floor Floor Second Floor Second Floor Lower Concourse Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Level Nanostructures

H9 Nanostructures for Energy Abst 1273-1283 Abst 1284-1294 Abst 1300-1310 Conversion Simcoe/Dufferin, Simcoe/Dufferin, Civic Ballroom H. Imahori, P. V. Kamat, and Second Floor Second Floor North, Second Floor K. Murakoshi Post 1295-1299 Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Osgoode Ballroom, Nanostructures / Energy Technology Lower Concourse Level

I2 Computational Chemistry Abst 1311-1315 Abst 1316-1319 Abst 1322-1326 Abst 1327-1330 S. Paddison Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Willow Ballroom Physical and Analytical East, Mezzanine East, Mezzanine East, Mezzanine East, Mezzanine Electrochemistry Level Level Level Level Post 1320-1321 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level

I3 Ethanol Oxidation Abst 1331-1335 Abst 1336-1339 Abst 1340-1345 Abst 1346-1353 Abst 1354-1359 Abst 1360-1367 Abst 1368-1378 P. Kulesza and S. Mukerjee Windsor East, Windsor East, Mezzanine Windsor East, Windsor East, Windsor East, Windsor East, Windsor East, Physical and Analytical Mezzanine Level Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Electrochemistry / Energy Technology

I4 Grahame Award Symposium Abst 1379-1387 Abst 1388-1394 Abst 1395-1402 Abst 1403-1410 Abst 1416-1419 and Physical and Analytical Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Dominion Ballroom Electrochemistry General Session South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor South, Second Floor R. Mantz Post 1411-1415 Physical and Analytical Osgoode Ballroom, Electrochemistry Lower Concourse Level

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 41 223rd ECS Meeting Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

I5 Ion Conduction in Polymers Abst 1420-1429 Abst 1430-1434 T. Zawodzinski, A. Herring, and G. Liu Conference Room G, Conference Room G, Physical and Analytical Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Electrochemistry / Battery / Energy Technology

I6 State of the Art Tutorial on Abst 1435-1439 Abst 1440-1444 Membranes and MEAs for Low Conference Room G, Conference Room G, Temperature Fuel Cells Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level T. Zawodzinski, N. Garland, D. Jones, and K. Yamada Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

J1 Environmental, Water Quality and Abst 1445-1453 Safety Monitoring Conference Room E, G. Hunter, B. Chin, P. Vanysek, Mezzanine Level and R. Mukundan Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

J2 Nano/Bio Sensors Abst 1454-1464 Abst 1465-1470 Abst 1471-1479 Post 1480-1484 Z. Aguilar, A. Simonian, L. Nagahara, Conference Room E, Conference Room E, Conference Room E, Osgoode Ballroom, A. Khosla, and H. De Long Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Lower Concourse Sensor Level

J3 Sensors, Actuators and Abst 1485-1495 Abst 1496-1499 Post 1500-1514 Microsystems General Session Conference Room C, Conference Room C, Osgoode Ballroom, M. Carter, N. Wu, R. Mukundan, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Lower Concourse G. Hunter, and Z. Aguilar Level Sensor

42 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Toronto, ON, Canada l May 12-16, 2013 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13 Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursday, May 16 Code Technical Symposia AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM

I5 Ion Conduction in Polymers Abst 1420-1429 Abst 1430-1434 T. Zawodzinski, A. Herring, and G. Liu Conference Room G, Conference Room G, Physical and Analytical Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Electrochemistry / Battery / Energy Technology

I6 State of the Art Tutorial on Abst 1435-1439 Abst 1440-1444 Membranes and MEAs for Low Conference Room G, Conference Room G, Temperature Fuel Cells Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level T. Zawodzinski, N. Garland, D. Jones, and K. Yamada Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering

J1 Environmental, Water Quality and Abst 1445-1453 Safety Monitoring Conference Room E, G. Hunter, B. Chin, P. Vanysek, Mezzanine Level and R. Mukundan Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry

J2 Nano/Bio Sensors Abst 1454-1464 Abst 1465-1470 Abst 1471-1479 Post 1480-1484 Z. Aguilar, A. Simonian, L. Nagahara, Conference Room E, Conference Room E, Conference Room E, Osgoode Ballroom, A. Khosla, and H. De Long Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Lower Concourse Sensor Level

J3 Sensors, Actuators and Abst 1485-1495 Abst 1496-1499 Post 1500-1514 Microsystems General Session Conference Room C, Conference Room C, Osgoode Ballroom, M. Carter, N. Wu, R. Mukundan, Mezzanine Level Mezzanine Level Lower Concourse G. Hunter, and Z. Aguilar Level Sensor

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 43 Technical Sessions

Sunday, MaySunday, 12 Sunday, May 12 Monday, May 13

Tutorials in Nanotechnology Special Lectures H1 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures / New A0 Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Technology Subcommittee Simcoe/Dufferin, Second Floor, Sheraton

Tutorials in Nanotechnology I – 14:00 – 15:20 Special Lectures – 14:00 – 15:00 Co-Chairs: R. Bruce Weisman and F. D’Souza 14:00 Introductory Remarks 14:00 1051 Raman Spectroscopy of Nanotubes – 14:10 1 (Gordon E. Moore Award Presentation) Mildred Dresselhaus (Massachusetts Wide Bandgap Semiconductors for Sensing Institute of Technology) Applications – Fan Ren (University of 14:40 1052 Evolution of Carbon Nanostructures: From Florida) Early Studies to Present Status – Pulickel 14:50 Concluding Remarks Ajayan (Rice University)

Tutorials in Nanotechnology II – 15:40 – 17:00 Nanotechnology General Session Co-Chairs: R. Bruce Weisman and F. D’Souza A2 All Divisions / New Technology Subcommittee Churchill Room, Second Floor, Sheraton 15:40 1053 Synthesis, Characterization and Applications of Functionalized Carbon Electrocatalysis – 14:00 – 17:00 Co-Chair: William E. Mustain Nanotubes – Maurizio Prato (Dipartimento di Scienze Chimiche e Farmaceutiche) 14:00 83 Well Dispersed Cocatalytic Ni and NiO 16:20 1054 (Richard E. Smalley Research Award) Nanoparticles Loaded On Graphene Oxide Supramolecular Chemistry of Carbon Sheets Enhance Hydrogen Production from Nanostructures: Concave-Convex Photocatalytic Water Splitting – Abiye Interactions – Nazario Martín (Universidad Kebede Agegnehu (National Taiwan Complutense de Madrid) University of Science and Technology,) 14:20 84 Pt-Au-Ag Alloy Nanodendrite Forest Synthesized by Co-Deposition of Pt and Au On Ag Nanodendrite and Its Usage for Electro-Catalyst – Tran Ngoc Huan (Hanyang University, Hanyang University) and Hoeil Chung (Hanyang University) 14:40 85 Nanoporous Metals From Dealloying of Ternary Noble-Metal Alloys: Composition, Morphology, Stability and Prospects for Catalytic Activity – Adrián A. Vega and Roger C. Newman (University of Toronto) 15:00 86 High Stability, High Activity Pt/ITO Oxygen Reduction Electrocatalysts – Ying Liu and William E. Mustain (University of Connecticut) 15:20 Break 15:40 87 Mechanistic Insights into the Oxidation of Organic Fuels at Pt and Pd Through Support Effect Screening – Reza Beiramzadeh Moghaddam and Peter G. Pickup (Memorial University) 16:00 88 Nanomagnetite as a Carbon Paste Electrode Modifier for Analysis of Iodide in Cyclic Voltammetry: Effect of Crystallinity – Deden Saprudin, Indra Noviandri, Buchari Buchari, and Mikrajuddin Abdullah (Institut Teknologi Bandung)

44 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 16:20 89 Microwave Assisted Self-Combustion 10:20 115 Characterization of the Electrode Synthesis and Electrochemical Microstructure in Lithium-Ion Batteries Performance of LSCF-SDC Composite by Using Computed Tomography – Cathodes – Daniel Araújo de Macedo, Cheolwoong Lim (Indiana University Moises R. Cesário, Dulce Maria de Araujo Purdue University Indianapolis), Bo Yan Melo, Rubens M. Nascimento, Carlos A. (Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Leilei Paskocimas, Antonio Eduardo Martinelli Yin (University of Illinois at Urbana- (Federal University of Rio Grande do Champaign), and Likun Zhu (Indiana Norte), and Duncan Paul Fagg (University University Purdue University Indianapolis) of Aveiro) 10:40 116 Cycle Life Analysis of Lithium-Ion 16:40 90 Redox-Induced Ion-Pairing Batteries Connected in Series with between Anionic Amphiphiles and Temperature Difference – Kuan-Cheng Ferrocenylalkanethiolate Self-Assembled Chiu (National Taiwan University), Chi- Monolayers – Antonella Badia (Université Hao Lin (Industrial Technology Research de Montréal) and Eric R. Dionne Institute), and Kuo-Ching Chen (National (Université du Québec à Montreal) Taiwan University) 11:00 117 Shifting in Time Constant of Impedance Energy Technology/Battery - Joint General Session Response for Analysis of Li-Ion Batteries – B1 Energy Technology / Battery Toshiyuki Momma, Hiroki Nara, Daikichi MayMonday, 13 Grand Ballroom West, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Mukoyama, and Tetsuya Osaka (Waseda University)

Lithium Ion Batteries - Characterization/Design – 08:00 – 12:00 11:20 118 SiO2/ PVDF Coated Separator with Co-Chairs: Xia Wang and Pat Nandakumar Enhanced Thermal Stability for Lithium– Ion Rechargeable Batteries – Sivaprakash 08:00 109 Quantifying the Effects of Compressive Sundaresan and Prabhavathy Sivaprakash Loads On the Heat Generation of (CSIR-Central Mechanical Engineering Prismatic Lithium-Ion Pouch Cells – Research Institute) Stephen Bazinski and Xia Wang (Oakland 11:40 119 Dependence of Characteristics on Cathode University) Thickness for All-Solid-State Thin-Film 08:20 110 Structural Changes in Porous Polyolefin Lithium Rechargeable Battery – Shunsuke Separator Materials Due to Mechanical Sasaki (ULVAC, Inc..) Strain Characterized by Ex Situ and In Situ XRD – Kevin James Rhodes (Ford Motor Company), Sandeep Rekhi (PANalytical Grand Ballroom Centre, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Inc.), Jennifer Zhu (California Institute of Technology), and Venkataramani Anandan, PEMFC - Membranes, Cells, and Stacks – 08:00 – 12:00 Co-Chairs: Matthew M. Mench and S. R. Narayanan and Andy Drews (Ford Motor Company) 08:40 111 Effect of Cooling the Cathode Tab Bus Bar 08:00 120 Electrochemical Studies on Medium on the Thermal Characteristics of Lithium- Temperature Proton Exchange Membrane Ion Prismatic Cells under Various Fuel Cell Electrode – Suk-Gi Hong, Jinsu Discharge Rates of Constant Current – Ha, Joon-Hee Kim, Yoonhoi Lee, Jung Ock Stephen Bazinski and Xia Wang (Oakland Park (Samsung Electronics Co, Ltd..), and University) Kyoung Hwan Choi (Samsung Advanced 09:00 112 Lock-in Thermography - A Novel In Institute of Technology) Situ Measurement Method for Lithium- 08:20 121 The Application of Intermediate Ion Cells – Mathias Reichert, Falko Temperature Fuel Cell for the Auxiliary Schappacher, Stefano Passerini, and Martin Power Unit of the Air Conditioning System Winter (University of Muenster) in an Electric Vehicle – Sethu Sundar 09:20 113 In Situ Characterization of Active Pethaiah, Alison Subiantoro, and Ulrich Materials in Ni-MH and Li-Ion Batteries Stimming (TUM CREATE) by Electrochemical Acoustic Emission 08:40 122 Behavior of a Single Direct Methanol Method – Aurelien Etiemble (INSA- Fuel Cell in Stacks at Air Maldistribution Lyon, INRS Energie, Matériaux et Conditions – Xiao-Guang Yang, Qiang Télécommunications (Canada)), Hassane Ye, and Ping Cheng (Shanghai Jiaotong Idrissi (INSA-Lyon), and Lionel University) Roué (INRS Energie, Matériaux et Télécommunications) 09:40 Intermission 10:00 114 In Situ Detection of Lithium Metal Plating on Graphite via Reference Electrodes and Optical Test-Cells – Christian Uhlmann, Jörg Illig (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), Moses Ender (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie), and André Weber, Rolf Schuster, and Ellen Ivers-Tiffée (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 45 09:00 123 Influence of Artificial Aging of 14:20 132 Process Optimization of a Pilot Plant Gas Diffusion Layers on the Water 18650 Cell Line - towards Large Volume Management of PEM Fuel Cells – Production – Pascal Noll, Martin Winter, Tobias Arlt (Technische Universität Gerhard Hörpel, Stefano Passerini, Uwe Berlin), Merle Klages (Zentrum für Hoolt, Gültekin Göl, Jens Truckenbrodt, Sonnenenergie und Wasserstoff- and Tabea Mildenberger (University of Forschung Baden-Württemberg), Muenster) Ingo Manke (Helmholtz-Zentrum 14:40 133 Nanocomposite Li-Conducting Polymer Berlin für Materialien und Energie), Electrolytes Based on PEG400 and Matthias Messerschmidt (Zentrum Lithiated Fluorinated Iron Oxide NPs – für Sonnenenergie und Wasserstoff- Federico Bertasi, Enrico Negro, Sandra Forschung Baden-Württemberg), André Lavina (University of Padova), Keti Vezzù Hilger (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für (University of Venice “Ca’ Foscari”), Materialien und Energie), Christian Tötzke Fabio Bassetto, Mauro Bettiol (Breton (Technische Universität Berlin), Christoph Research Centre, BRETON SpA), Steve G. Reiter, Joachim Scholta (Zentrum für Greenbaum (Hunter College of NY), and Sonnenenergie und Wasserstoff-Forschung Vito Di Noto (University of Padova) Baden-Württemberg), and John Banhart (Technische Universität Berlin) 15:00 134 Battery-Aware Design for Wireless Sensing

Monday, MayMonday, 13 Systems – Yin Zhang and John N. Harb 09:20 124 Fuel Cell Electrode Analysis with Nano- (Brigham Young University) Scale X-ray Computed Tomography – Shawn Litster, William K. Epting, 15:20 135 A Techno-Economic Cost Assessment and Pratiti Mandal (Carnegie Mellon Platform for Electrochemical Energy University) Materials – Kourosh Malek, Elicia Maine (Simon Fraser University), Titichai 09:40 Intermission Navessin (Blueprime Technology 10:00 125 Visualizing Liquid Water in PEM Fuel Consulting), and Michael Eikerling (Simon Cells Using X-ray Based Radiography in Fraser University) Through-and In-Planes – Jongmin Lee, 15:40 136 Conductive Polymers as Positive James Hinebaugh, and Aimy Bazylak Electrodes in Rechargeable Aluminum (University of Toronto) Batteries – Nicholas Hudak and David 10:20 126 Measurement of Thermal Conductivity Ingersoll (Sandia National Laboratories) of Partially Saturated Diffusion Media under Compression – Guoqing Xu, Jacob LaManna, and Matthew M. Mench (The Grand Ballroom Centre, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton University of Tennessee Knoxville) Sodium and Redox Flow Batteries – 14:00 – 16:00 10:40 127 Ex-Situ Water Saturation of PEMFC GDL Co-Chairs: Manickam Minakshi and Sukumaran Gopukumar Materials – Ronnie Yip and Aimy Bazylak (University of Toronto) 14:00 137 All Titanium Based Electrodes for Sodium- 11:00 128 Poly(vinyl alcohol)/Sulfosuccinic Acid Ion Batteries – Premkumar Senguttuvan (PVA/SSA) as Proton-Conducting (Laboratoire de Réactivité et Chimie des Membranes for Fuel Cells: Effect of Cross- Solides), Gwenaëlle Rousse (Institut de Linking and Plasticizer Addition – Jinli Minéralogie et de Physique des Milieux Qiao, Jing Zhang, Gaopeng Jiang, Pang Condensées, Université Pierre et Marie Xu, and Jingjing Shi (Donghua University) Curie), Jean-Marie Tarascon (Laboratoire 11:20 129 Solvent Composition (Isopropyl Alcohol/ de Réactivité et Chimie des Solides), M. Water) effect on Self-Assembled Nafion Rosa Palacín (ICMAB-CSIC), and M. Films – Devproshad Kumer Paul and Elena Arroyo y de Dompablo (Universidad Kunal Karan (Queen’s University) Complutense de Madrid) 11:40 130 The Optimization Method of Gaskets for 14:20 138 The Weird, but Wonderful, Maricite HTPEM Fuel Cells – Jeongsik Ko, TaeWon NaMn1/3Co1/3Ni1/3PO4 – Manickam Song, Ji-Rae Kim, Jung O. Park, and Minakshi and Danielle Meyrick (Murdoch Kyoung Hwan Choi (Samsung Advanced University) Institute of Technology) 14:40 139 NaxCoO2±δ Cathode Material Synthesized by Inverse Micro- Emulsion Method for Use in Sodium Ion Batteries – B. Grand Ballroom West, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Venkata Rami Reddy Jr. and Sukumaran Gopukumar (CSIR-CECRI) Batteries - Characterization/Design – 14:00 – 16:00 Co-Chairs: Ganesan Nagasubramanian and Ayyakkannu Manivannan 15:00 140 Electrochemical Performance of Organic Conjugated Carboxylates as Anodes in

14:00 131 Performance of Sandia-Built Li/(CFx)n Sodium Ion Batteries – Ali Abouimrane Cells – Ganesan Nagasubramanian (Sandia (Chemical Sciences and Engineering National Labs) and Kyle Fenton (Sandia Division Argonne National Laboratory), National Laboratories) Wei Weng (Argonne National Laboratory), Hussameldin Eltayeb, Yanjie Cui, Jens Niklas, Oleg Poluektov (Argonne National Laboratory), and Khalil Amine (Argonne National Laboratory)

46 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15:20 141 Studies on the Iron-Chloride Redox 10:20 392 Theoretical Design of Liquid Electrolytes Flow Battery for Large-Scale Energy to Mitigate Dendrite Growth on Lithium Storage – Aswin K. Manohar, Kyu Min Metal Anode – Min Sik Park, Sang Bok Kim (University of Southern California), Ma, and Dongmin Im (Samsung Advanced Edward Plichta, Mary Hendrickson, Institute of Technology) Sabrina Rawlings (US Army RDECOM 10:40 393 Fast Li+ Transfer Achieved by Carbon CERDEC CP&I), and G. K. Surya Prakash, Coating on Li4Ti5O12 Nanobelts – Ki- and S. R. Narayanan (University of Tae Kim, Sun-Jae Kim, and Seung-Taek Southern California) Myung (Sejong University) 15:40 142 Kinetics of the Redox Reactions in the 11:00 394 EXAFS Operando Study of TiO2(b) as Vanadium Redox Flow Battery – Andrea Active Insertion Material for Lithium- Bourke, Xin Gao (University of Limerick), Ion Batteries – Marcus Fehse, Lorenzo Robert Patrick Lynch (Materials & Surface Stievano, Laure Monconduit (Université Science Institute, University of Limerick), Montpellier II), and Florent Fischer, and and Denis Noel Buckley (University of Cecile Tessier (SAFT) Limerick) 11:20 395 Effect of Syntheses and Post Synthetic Treatments on Mixed Titanium Niobium Oxides for Use as Negative Electrode in Design and Modeling of Battery Materials High Power Li-Ion Batteries – Lucienne MayMonday, 13 B4 Battery / Energy Technology Buannic, Jean-François Colin, Lise Daniel, Essex Ballroom, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton and Sébastien Patoux (CEA Grenoble) 11:40 396 The Effect of Lithium Absorption and Edge Design & Modeling 1 – 08:00 – 12:00 Modification in the Electronic Transport of Co-Chairs: Kevin Leung and Jeffrey Greeley Zigzag Graphene Nanoribbons – Ermias Girma Leggesse and Jyh-Chiang Jiang 08:00 386 First-Principles Studies of Interfacial (National Taiwan University of Science Chemistry in Silicon Anodes for Lithium- and Technology) Ion Battery Applications – Maria K. Y. Chan (Argonne National Laboratory), Design & Modelling 2 – 13:30 – 16:30 Handan Yildirim (Northwestern Co-Chairs: Feng Wang and Karim Zaghib University), Christopher Wolverton (Purdue University), and Jeffrey Greeley 13:30 397 Tracking Lithium Transport and Reactions (Northwestern University) in Nanoparticles by In Situ TEM-EELS 08:20 387 First Principles Investigation on the – Feng Wang (Brookhaven National Lithiation Behavior of Nanostructured Laboratory), Hui-Chia Yu, Min-Hua Silicon-Based Alloys and Composites Chen (University of Michigan), Lijun – Chia-Yun Chou Chou and Gyeong S. Wu (Brookhaven National Laboratory), Hwang (The University of Texas at Austin) Nathalie Pereira (Rutgers University), 08:40 388 SWCNT-Supported Amorphous Gallium Katsuyo Thornton, Anton Van Der Ven Sulfide as a New High-Performance Anode (University of Michigan), Yimei Zhu for Lithium-Ion Batteries – Xiangbo Meng, (Brookhaven National Laboratory), Glenn Wei Weng, Joseph A. Libera, and Jeffrey Amatucci (Rutgers University), and Jason W. Elam (Argonne National Laboratory) Graetz (Brookhaven National Laboratory) 09:00 389 Computational Study on the Mechanical 13:50 398 Non-Equilibrium Phase Transformation in Stability of Novel Sn/C Composite Li-Ion Battery through Simulation and In Particulate Structure as Potential Anodes Situ Studies – Fuqiang Liu (The University for Rechargeable Na Ion Battery – Sameer of Texas at Arlington) S. Damle, Prashant N. Kumta, Spandan 14:10 399 Insights of Aging Mechanisms: An Maiti, Siladitya Pal, and Moni Kanchan Electrochemical Survey of LiMn2O4 vs Datta (University of Pittsburgh) Li4Ti5O12 Cells and Post Mortem Analysis 09:20 390 Magnesium and Magnesium-Silicide – Sebastian Klamor, Falko Schappacher, Coated Silicon Nanowire Composite Uta Rodehorst, Markus Börner, Sascha Anodes For Lithium-Ion Batteries – Nowak, Martin Grützke, Martin Winter David Mitlin (University of Alberta and (University of Muenster), Andreas NINT NRC), Alireza Kohandehghan, Würsig (Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Peter Kalisvaart (University of Alberta Technology ISiT), and Stefano Passerini and NINT), and Zhipeng Li, and Leonid (University of Muenster) Bendersky (National Institute of Standards 14:30 400 On the Lithium Insertion/Extraction and Technology) Process LiFePO4 – David Lepage, Ngoc 09:40 Break Duc Trinh, Christian Kuss (Université du Québec à Montréal), Guoxian Liang 10:00 391 Modeling the Effects of Additives and (Phostech Lithium, Inc.), Michel Gauthier Oxides on Solid Electrolyte Interphase (Phostech Lithium Inc.), and Steen B. Properties on Silicon Anode Surfaces Schougaard (Université du Québec à – Kevin Leung (Sandia National Montréal) Laboratories) 14:50 Break

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 47 15:10 401 Iron Mobility in LiFePO4 and Its 14:20 500 Reduction of Irreversible Capacity Loss Consequences for Site Exchange Defect Via V2O5 Surface Coating Lithium Rich Related Capacity Loss – Christian Kuss Cathode Materials – Qiangfeng Xiao (Université du Québec à Montréal), (Optimal CAE Inc.) and Mei Cai (General Guoxian Liang (Phostech Lithium, Inc.), Motors Research & Development Center) and Steen B. Schougaard (Université du 14:40 501 3D Porous LiFePO4 and Its Carbonaceous Québec à Montréal) Composites (graphene, N-CNTs and 15:30 402 Fixing Vs Rotating Hydrothermal Solution CNTs) as Cathode Materials for Lithium Synthesis of Olivine LiFePO4-C Cathode Ion Batteries – Jinli Yang (Western Materials for Li-Ion Rechargeable University), Jiajun Wang (University of Batteries – Karim Zaghib (Institut de Western Ontario), Dongniu Wang (Western Recherche d’Hydro-Québec), Abdelbast University), Xifei Li (Western University), Guerfi (Institut de Recherche d’Hydro- Dongsheng Geng (University of Western Québec), George P. Demopoulos (McGill Ontario), Guoxian Liang (Phostech University), Julie Trottier (Institut de Lithium, Inc.), Michel Gauthier (Phostech Recherche d’Hydro-Québec), Catherine Lithium Inc.), Ruying Li (University of Gagnon (Institut de Recherche d’Hydro- Western Ontario), and Xueliang Andy Sun Québec), Pierre Hovington (Institut de (Western University) Recherche d’Hydro-Québec), and Kumaran Monday, MayMonday, 13 15:00 502 Nanostructured LiCoO2 Cathode Material Vediappan (McGill University) Used for Enhanced Li Ion Battery 15:50 403 Ionic Transport Properties and Structural Performance – Mark Poyner and Dale Stability of High-Capacity Silicate Cathode Teeters (The University of Tulsa) Materials for Li-Ion Batteries – Roberto 15:20 Break Longo Pazos, Ka Xiong, Santosh K. C., and Kyeongjae Cho (University of Texas at 15:40 503 Power Density and Reliability Correlations Dallas) in LiCoO2 3D Laser-Structured Architectures – Daw Gen Lim, Ding-Wen 16:10 404 A Truncated Manganese Spinel Cathode Chung, and R. Edwin Garcia (Purdue for Excellent Power and Lifetime in University) Lithium-Ion Batteries – Joo-Seong Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and 16:00 504 In Situ Polymer Coating of V2O5 Technology (KAIST)) and Jang Wook Choi Nanowires for Improved Cathodic Stability (Korea Advanced Institue of Science and – Forrest Gittleson, Jonathan Hwang, Ryan Technology) Curtis Sekol, and André D. Taylor (Yale University) 16:20 505 Colloidal Synthesis of Ultrathin and High Nanoarchitectures for Energy Storage 1 Performance Lithium Iron Phosphate B7 Battery / Energy Technology / Physical and Nanoplatelets – Andrea Paolella, Analytical Electrochemistry Chandramohan George, and Liberato Grand Ballroom East 2, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Manna (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia) 16:40 506 Low Temperature Cobalt Oxide Battery Nanoarchitectures – 08:00 – 09:40 Co-Chair: Xueliang Andy Sun Electroxidation Synthesis – Jamie R. Gomez and Egwu Eric Kalu (Florida A&M 08:00 496 Design of Scalable Three-Dimensional University and Florida State University) Electrode and Device Architectures with Good Rate Capabilities – Sreekanth Next Generation of Supercapacitors Pannala, Jagjit Nanda (Oak Ridge National B8 Energy Technology Laboratory), and Bruce Dunn (UCLA) Conference Room B, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 08:40 497 Rational Design of Macro/Mesoporous Metal Oxides with Extended Cycle Pseudocapacitance I – 08:00 – 09:40 Stability for Battery Applications – Yue Ma Co-Chairs: Megan B. Sassin and Ayyakkannu Manivannan and Jim Yang Lee (National University of Singapore) 08:00 542 Transition Metal Nitride Thin Films for 09:20 498 Designing Porous Electrodes for Li-Ion Electrochemical Capacitor Microdevices – Batteries – Bryan Thomas Yonemoto and Thierry Brousse, Etienne Eustache, Renaud Feng Jiao (University of Delaware) Frappier, Raul Lucio Porto (Institut des Matériaux Jean Rouxel (IMN) - CNRS/ University of Nantes), and Saïd Bouhtiyya, Nanostructured Cathodes – 14:00 – 17:00 and Jean-Francois Pierson (Université de Lorraine) 14:00 499 Colloidal Synthesis of LiFe(1-x) 08:20 543 Chemical and Electrochemical Fabrication MnxPO4 Nanoplatelets with Tunable of Polypyrrole and Composite Electrodes Electrochemical Properties – Andrea for Electrochemical Supercapacitors Using Paolella, Chandramohan George, and Multifunctional Anionic Dopants – Igor Liberato Manna (Istituto Italiano di Zhitomirsky, Shilei Chen (McMaster Tecnologia) University), Kaiyuan Shi, Yeling Zhu (McMaster University), and Yangshuai Liu (McMaster University)

48 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 08:40 544 Nanocarbon/Polyoxometalate Composite 14:20 554 Pyrrolic-Structure Enriched Nitrogen Electrodes for Electrochemical Capacitors Doped Graphene for Highly Efficient Next – Gurvinder Bajwa and Keryn Lian Generation Supercapacitors – Aiping Yu, (University of Toronto) Victor Chabot, Fathy Mohamed Hassan, 09:00 545 Template-Free Electrodeposition of Jingde Li, Brian Ki Hun Kim, and Luis Sandoval (University of Waterloo) Freestanding MnO2 Nanowires and Their Pseudo-Capacitive Properties – Jakub 14:40 555 Carbonized Chicken Eggshell Membranes Adam Koza, Matthew Willmering, and Jay with 3D Architectures as Flexible High- A. Switzer (Missouri University of Science Performance Electrode Materials for and Technology) Supercapacitors – David Mitlin and Zhi Li 09:20 546 Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)-Assisted (University of Alberta and NINT NRC) Synthesis of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles 15:00 556 Activated Carbons from Orange Peel Waste for Supercapacitor Applications – Kihun as Supercapacitor Electrodes – Arenst Jang, Sung-won Lee, Sungil Yu, Hyunwoo Andreas Arie (Parahyangan Catholic Jeong, Sung-Hyeon Park, Hak-Sung Kim, University) and Joong Kee Lee (Korea and Heejoon Ahn (Hanyang University) Institute of Science and Technology) 15:20 557 Fabrication and Characterization of Pseudocapacitance II – 10:00 – 12:00 Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitor Co-Chairs: Prashant N. Kumta and Thierry Brousse Using Biomass Based Activated Carbon MayMonday, 13 Electrode – Amrita Jain and S. K. Tripathi 10:00 547 Performance of Metal Oxide (Jaypee University of Engineering and Supercapacitor Electrodes Enhanced Technology) by Graphene – ChengCheng Xiang 15:40 558 Enhanced Capacitive Behavior of (West Virginia University), Ayyakkannu Activated Carbon Through Activation Manivannan (National Energy Technology and/or Introduction of Redox Activity Laboratory), and Nianqiang Wu (West by Ammonia Treatment – Ann Laheäär Virginia University) (University of Tartu), Sandrine Delpeux- 10:20 548 Vertically Aligned Graphene/ Ouldriane (CNRS-Université), François MnO2 Nanosheets for Ultracapacitor Béguin (CNRS-University of Orleans), and Applications – W. P. Kang, Supil Raina Enn Lust (University of Tartu) (Vanderbilt University), Y. Zhang (Sun 16:00 559 Investigation on Electrochemical Double Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou), S. H. Layer Supercapacitors using Chemically Hsu (Vanderbilt University), J. Chen, Treated Activated Charcoal Powder with S. Z. Deng (Sun Yat-Sen University, Blend Polymer Gel Electrolytes – S. Guangzhou), Jin-Hua Huang (National K. Tripathi and Amrita Jain (Jaypee Tsing Hua University), and N. S. Xu (Sun University of Engineering and Technology) Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou)

10:40 549 Intertwined Carbon-MnO2 Nanowire Hybrid Nanostructure Foam for High Solar Fuels 2 Energy Supercapacitors – Wei Wang, B9 Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry Shirui Guo, Mihrimah Ozkan, and Cengiz and Electrochemical Engineering / Physical Ozkan (University of California, Riverside) and Analytical Electrochemistry Willow Ballroom East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 11:00 550 Graphene and N-Doped Graphene Coated with SnO2 Nanoparticles as Super- Photocatalysts and Solar Fuels – 08:10 – 12:00 Capacitor Electrodes – Lili Xu, Jianhua Co-Chair: Nianqiang Wu Yu, Qianqian Zhu, Xiaoxia Wang (Qingdao University of Science and Technology), 08:10 Introductory and Lifeng Dong (Missouri State University, Qingdao University of Science 08:20 583 Nano-Photocatalytic Materials for Solar and Technology) Fuel Production – Jinhua Ye (National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), 11:20 551 Fabrication of MnO2-CNT Nanocomposites TU-NIMS Joint Research Center, Tianjin Using Universal Dispersing Agents University), Shuxin Ouyang (National – Yisong Su and Igor Zhitomirsky Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)), (McMaster University) Hua Tong (TU-NIMS Joint Research 11:40 552 Dodecyl Sulfate Induced Fast Faradic Center, Tianjin University), Naoto Process in Nickel Cobalt Oxide/Reduced Umezawa (TU-NIMS Joint Research Graphite Oxide Composite Material and Its Center, Tianjin University, National Application for Asymmetric Supercapacitor Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)), Device – Xu Wang and Pooi See Lee and Z. Zou (Nanjing University) (Nanyang Technological University) 09:00 584 New Catalyst for HER and CO2 Hydrogenation for Solar Fuel Production – Carbon – 14:00 – 16:20 Ib Chorkendorff (Technical University of Co-Chairs: Nianqiang Wu and Igor Zhitomirsky Denmark) 09:40 Break 14:00 553 Influence of Nitrogen Surface Chemistry in Electric Double Layer Capacitance of 10:00 585 Perspectives of Solar-Driven Hydrogen Nitrogen Doped Ordered Mesoporous Production – Samuel S. Mao (University of Carbon – Sujan Shrestha and William E. California at Berkeley) Mustain (University of Connecticut)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 49 10:40 586 Improving Hematite-Based 09:20 696 The Corrosion of Copper Nuclear Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting by Waste Containers in Anaerobic Aqueous Forming Homo- and Hetero-Junctions – Sulphide Solutions – Jian Chen, Zack Qin Matthew T. Mayer, Chun Du, Yongjing (University of Western Ontario), and David Lin, and Dunwei Wang (Boston College) Shoesmith (University of Western Ontario, 11:20 587 Controlled Nanostructures for Highly Surface Science Western, University of Efficient Solar Water Oxidation – Jong Western Ontario) Hyeok Park (Sungkyunkwan University) 09:40 Break 10:00 697 Copper Corrosion in Bentonite /Saline Photoelectrochemical Cells and Solar Fuels – 14:00 – 16:20 Groundwater Solution- the Effect of the Co-Chairs: Pawel J. Kulesza and Mahendra Kumar Sunkara Environment and Electrode Geometry – Tadeja Kosec (Slovenian National Building 14:00 588 New Semiconductor Alloys, GaSbxN1-X and Civil Engineering Institute), Zack Qin for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting: (University of Western Ontario), Andraž Computations and Experiments – Swathi Legat (Slovenian National Building and Sunkara (University of Louisville), Madhu Civil Engineering Institute), Bo Rosborg Menon (University of Kentucky), Jacek B. (Royal Institute of Technology), and David Jasinski (University of Louisville), Todd Shoesmith (University of Western Ontario)

Monday, MayMonday, 13 Gregory Deutsch (National Renewable 10:20 698 Corrosion of Cold-Spray Deposited Copper Energy Laboratory), Krishna Rajan (Iowa Coatings On Steel Substrates – Raheleh State University), and Mahendra Kumar Partovi Partovi-Nia, Jian Chen, Dmitrij Sunkara (University of Louisville) Zagidulin (University of Western Ontario), 14:40 589 Heterojunction-Enhanced Photocatalytic Sridhar Ramamurthy (University of Water Oxidation Activity of Hematite – Western Ontario), and David Shoesmith Fanke Meng, Jiangtian Li, and Nianqiang (University of Western Ontario) Wu (West Virginia University) 10:40 699 Investigation of Water Adsorption On 15:00 Break Metal Oxide Surfaces Under Conditions 15:20 590 A Combinatorial and Distributed Representative of PuO2 Storage Containers Search for Semiconducting Oxides – Patrick Martin Murphy, Colin Boxall that Photoelectrolyze Water – Bruce A. (Lancaster University), and Robin J. Taylor Parkinson (University of Wyoming) (National Nuclear Laboratory) 15:40 591 PV-Hybrid Electrolysers for the 11:00 700 Corrosion Behavior of AGR Simulated Photoelectrochemical Conversion of Fuels – Evolution of the Fuel Surface Sunlight into Hydrogen: Materials, – Nadya Rauff-Nisthar, Colin Boxall Structures and Architectures – Sebastian (Lancaster University), Ian Farnan Fiechter, Peter Bogdanoff, Diana (Cambridge University), Zoltan Hiezl, Stellmach, Stephan Brunken, and Alejandra William Lee (Imperial College), Chris Ramirez (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Perkins (NNL), and Richard Wilbraham Materialien und Energie) (Lancaster University)

Radiation and Extreme Environments – 11:20 – 16:40 Corrosion in Nuclear Energy Systems: Co-Chairs: Roger C. Newman and David Shoesmith D2 From Cradle to Grave Corrosion Provincial Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton 11:20 701 Gamma-Radiation Induced Corrosion of Carbon Steel and Stainless Steel – Kevin Spent Fuel and Disposal – 08:00 – 11:20 Daub, Quintin Knapp, and Jungsook Clara Co-Chairs: James J. Noël and S. Fujimoto Wren (The University of Western Ontario) 12:00 Break 08:00 693 Potential Corrosion Issues and Anti- 14:00 702 Pitting Potential of Zircaloy-2 in Artificial Corrosion Measures Concerning Spent Seawater Under Gamma-Ray Irradiation Fuel Pools of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear – Takafumi Motooka, Atsushi Komatsu, Power Plant – Yutaka Watanabe (Graduate Takashi Tsukada, and Masahiro Yamamoto School of Engineering, Tohoku University) (Japan Atomic Energy Agency) 08:40 694 Modelling the Redox Conditions Inside a 14:20 703 Effect of Gamma-Irradiation On Stellite-6 Failed Nuclear Waste Container – Linda Corrosion: Dependence On pH and Wu (University of Western Ontario), Zack Temperature – Mehran Behazin, James J. Qin (University of Western Ontario, ), and Noel, and Jungsook Clara Wren (UWO) David Shoesmith (University of Western 14:40 704 Nitric Acid Reduction On 316L Stainless Ontario) Steel in Conditions Representative of 09:00 695 Corrosion in Nuclear Waste Containers – Reprocessing – Rebecca Woodhouse, Colin Jeffrey W. Fergus (Auburn University) Boxall, and Richard Wilbraham (Lancaster University) 15:00 Break

50 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15:20 705 Effects of Oxidation States of Np On 11:10 736 Growth Kinetics and Uniform Scaling-up Polarization Curve of Stainless Steel of Graphene Synthesis – Kemal Celebi in Boiling 3M-HNO3 – Chiaki Kato, (ETH Zurich), Matthew Cole (University Fumiyoshi Ueno, Masahiro Yamamoto, of Cambridge), Nalin Rupesinghe, Paul Yasutoshi Ban, Gunzo Uchiyama (Japan Greenwood (Aixtron), Li Tao, Deji Atomic Energy Agency), and Yasuo Akinwande (University of Texas Austin), Nojima, and Sachio Fujine (Japan Nuclear John Robertson (University of Cambridge), Energy Safety Organization) Hyung Gyu Park (ETH Zurich), and 15:40 706 Model Passivated Carbon Electrodes for Kenneth Teo (Aixtron) Fluorine Generation in Molten KF-2HF 11:40 737 Carbon 1D/2D Nanoelectronics: Advances Electrolyte – Kelvin S-H Seto and Brian in Synthesis and Integration – Jason Parker, Ikeda (University of Ontario Institute of Xiangyu Chen, Luckshitha Liyanage, Alvin Technology) Tang, and H-S Philip Wong (Stanford 16:00 707 Behavior of Nickel in KF-2HF Molten University) Salt: An Electrochemical Study – Adam Fajner and Brian Ikeda (University of Graphene Electronics – 14:00 – 16:30 Ontario Institute of Technology) Co-Chairs: Deji Akinwande and Kenneth Teo

14:00 738 Graphene Electronics and Optoelectronics MayMonday, 13 Graphene, Ge/III-V, and Emerging Materials for Post – Phaedon Avouris (IBM, TJ Watson E2 CMOS Applications 5 Research Center) Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Photonics 14:30 739 Recent Advances in Graphene RF Electronics: Opportunities – Jeong-sun Moon (HRL Laboratories), D. K. Gaskill Graphene Devices – 08:25 – 10:10 (US Naval Research Laboratory), and Peter Co-Chairs: Yaw S. Obeng, D. Misra, and Stefan De Gendt Asbeck (University of California at San Diego) 08:25 Welcoming Remarks 15:00 740 Graphene Transistors for Ambipolar Mixing at Microwave Frequencies – 08:30 731 Graphene Nanoribbon Growth and Dual- Himanshu Madan, Matthew J. Hollander, Gated Graphene Transistors – Shintaro Joshua Robinson, and Suman Datta (The Sato, Kenjiro Hayashi, Shu Nakaharai, Pennsylvania State University) and Naoki Yokoyama (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and 15:30 Intermission Technology (AIST)) 15:40 741 Graphene Based Tunable Schottky diode 09:00 732 Toward ambient-stable molecular gated for High Performance Devices – Hyun- graphene-FET: A donor/acceptor hybrid Jong Chung, Hyun Jae Song, Jinseong Heo, architecture to achieve bandgap in bilayer and Seongjun Park (Samsung Advanced graphene – Amirhasan Nourbakhsh Institute of Technology) (IMEC), Mirco Cantoro (IMEC), Marc M. 16:10 742 Effect of Gate Dielectric On Ballistic Heyns (IMEC), Bert F. Sels (Katholieke Transport of Cylindrical Carbon Nanotube Universiteit Leuven), and Stefan De Gendt MOSFET – Md Shafayat Hossain, (IMEC) Saeed Uz Zaman Khan, Ahmedullah 09:30 733 Transfer-Free Bilayer Graphene FETs: Aziz, Mohammad Wahidur Rahman, and Application as Memory Devices – Pia Muhammad Abdullah Arafat (Bangladesh Juliane Wessely and Udo Schwalke University of Engineering and Technology) (Technische Universität Darmstadt, ISTN) 09:50 Coffee Break Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic and E3 Photonic Devices Graphene Processing – 10:10 – 12:10 Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and Co-Chairs: Shintaro Sato and Zia Karim Photonics / Sensor Conference Room F, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 10:10 734 Rethinking High-Performance CVD Graphene Nanoelectronics on Oxidized Ge Nanostructures – 08:15 – 10:00 Silicon – Deji Akinwande and Li Tao Co-Chair: Peter Mascher (University of Texas Austin) 10:40 735 Challenges of Graphene Growth on Silicon 08:15 Welcoming Remarks Carbide – Rositsa Yakimova (Linköping University), and G. Reza Yazdi, Tihomir 08:20 779 (Invited) Fast and Slow Light-Emitting Iakimov, Jens Eriksson, and Vanya Silicon-Germanium Nanostructures – Darakchieva (Linköping University) David J. Lockwood, Xiaohua Wu, Jean- Marc Baribeau (National Research Council Canada), and Selina A. Mala, Nikhil Modi, and Leonid Tsybeskov (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 51 09:00 780 (Invited) Exploring the Potential of Si Organic Semiconductor Materials, Devices, and Ge Amorphous Nanostructures for Photonic Applications – Rosalia Serna, E4 and Processing 4 Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science Javier Martín-Sánchez, and Johann Toudert and Technology (Instituto de Optica, CSIC) Willow Ballroom Center, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 09:40 Break Organic Semiconductors: Materials Synthesis, Microstructure, Fabrication and Characterization I – 10:00 – 12:00 and Performance – 13:15 – 17:30 Co-Chair: David J. Lockwood Co-Chairs: M. Jamal Deen and Martin Heeney 13:15 Introductory Remarks by Professor M. 10:00 781 (DS&T Thomas D. Callinan Award Jamal Deen Presentation) Role of Hydrogen 13:35 808 Ring Fusion and Heteroatom Effects in in Dielectrics for Electronics and Low Band Gap Conjugated Polymers Optoelectronics Devices – D. Misra (New for OFET Applications – Martin Heeney Jersey Institute of Technology) (Imperial College London) 10:40 782 (Invited) Nanocrystalline Approaches to 14:05 809 Modification of Pentacene Thin Films Electronic Materials Using Subsecond with Benzene-1,4-Diboronic Acid in Monday, MayMonday, 13 Thermal Processing – Wolfgang Skorupa Supercritical Carbon Dioxide – Truc T. (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf) Ngo, Caitlin A. Lambert (University of 11:20 783 (Invited) High Sensitivity Optical San Diego), and Brett Dorren, and Robert Characterization of Thin Films with D. George (SPAWAR Systems Center - Embedded Si Nanocrystals – Peter Petrik Pacific) and Emil Agocs (Institute for Technical 14:25 810 Scanning Droplet Cell Microscopy Physics and Materials Science (MFA)) for Electrochemical Characterization of Semiconducting Polymers – Jacek Fabrication and Characterization II – 14:00 – 16:00 Gasiorowski (Linz Institute for Organic Co-Chair: Wolfgang Skorupa Solar Cells (LIOS), Johannes Kepler University), Andrei Ionut Mardare, Jan Kollender (Johannes Kepler University), 14:00 784 (Invited) Multifunctional Materials for Niyazi Serdar Sariciftci (Johannes Kepler Electronics and Photonics – Federico Rosei University Linz), and Achim Hassel (INRS) (Johanes Kepler University Linz) 14:40 785 New mechanism for incline crystal growth 14:45 811 Push-Pull Based Novel π-Functional and carrier path transistion in extremely Polymeric Semiconductors for Printed highly doped polymorphous silicon thin Flexible Electronics – Prashant Murlidhar film formated by neutral beam assisted Sonar (IMRE, Singapore) and Ananth CVD process near room temperature – Jin Dodabalapur (The University of Texas at Nyoung Jang, Dong Hyeok Lee, Hyun Austin) Wook So (Korea Univ), Chang-Sun Park, Hyung-Ho Park (Yonsei Univ), and 15:15 Break MunPyo Hong (Korea Univ) 15:30 812 High Performance Organic Field-Effect 15:00 786 Colloidal Quantum Dot Solids for Transistors – From Single Crystal Devices Photovoltaics: Doping Control and New to Large-Area Electronics – Oana D. Device Architectures – David Zhitomirsky Jurchescu, Peter J. Diemer, Katelyn P. (University of Toronto), Huan Liu Goetz, Yaochuan Mei, Jeremy W. Ward (Huazhong University of Science and (Wake Forest University), and John E. Technology), Jiang Tang (Huazhong Anthony (University of Kentucky) University of Science and Technology), 16:00 813 Tuning the Packing Motifs of Contorted Sjoerd Hoogland, Oleksandr Voznyy Hexabenzocoronene Thin Films by (University of Toronto), Xihua Wang Post-Deposition Processing – Anna (University of Alberta), and Melissa M. Hiszpanski (Princeton University), Furukawa, Larissa Levina, Philipp Stadler, Matthew Bruzek (University of Kentucky), Zhijun Ning, Illan Kramer, and Edward H. Arthur R. Woll (Cornell High Energy Sargent (University of Toronto) Synchrotron Source), John E. Anthony 15:20 787 (Invited) Quantum Dot Nanocrystals (University of Kentucky), and Yueh-Lin for Renewable Energy and Optical Loo (Princeton University) Applications – Michael Z. Hu (Oak Ridge 16:30 814 Charge Carrier Transport in Advanced National Laboratory) DPP Based Polymer Thin-Film Transistors – Ananth Dodabalapur, Taejun Ha (The University of Texas at Austin), and Prashant Murlidhar Sonar (IMRE, Singapore) 17:00 815 Characterization of Stable Aqueous Dispersions of Polypyrrole Nanospheres Synthesized Using Ozone Oxidation – Victoria Johnston Gelling and Abhijit Suryawanshi (North Dakota State University)

52 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Silicon Compatible Materials, Processes, 14:40 856 III-V/Ge CMOS Device Technologies for High Performance Logic Applications – E5 and Technologies for Advanced Integrated Circuits Shinichi Takagi, Masafumi Yokoyama, and Emerging Applications 3 Sang-Hyeon Kim, Rui Zhang, Rena Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science Suzuki, Noriyuki Taoka, and Mitsuru and Technology Takenaka (The University of Tokyo) Norfolk, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 15:00 857 A Brief Review of Doping Issues in III-V Welcome & Plenary Session – 08:35 – 10:00 Semiconductors – Kevin S. Jones, Aaron Co-Chairs: F. Roozeboom, E. P. Gusev, H. Iwai, Kuniyuki Kakushima, G. Lind (University of Florida), Chris D.-L. Kwong, Vijay Narayanan, and P. J. Timans Hatem, Steve Moffatt (Applied Materials), and Mark Ridgeway (Australian National 08:35 Welcoming Remarks University) 08:40 848 III-V Compound Semiconductors for 15:40 858 Limiting Factors of Channel Mobility in Scaling of Logic Transistors – Suman Datta III-V/Ge MOSFETs – Shinichi Takagi, (The Pennsylvania State University) Sang-Hyeon Kim, Rui Zhang (The University of Tokyo), Noriyuki Taoka (The 09:40 Break University of Tokyo, Nagoya University), and Masafumi Yokoyama, and Mitsuru

Planar Si &SiGe: Stressors/Gate Stack – 10:00 – 12:00 Takenaka (The University of Tokyo) MayMonday, 13 Co-Chairs: Kuniyuki Kakushima and Vijay Narayanan

10:00 849 The Past, Present and Future of Advanced Semiconductor-on-Insulator Technology High-k/Metal Gates – Kisik Choi E6 and Related Physics 16 (Globalfoundries), Takashi Ando, Martin Electronics and Photonics M. Frank, Eduard A. Cartier (IBM TJ Dominion Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Watson Research Center), Vamsi Paruchuri (IBM Albany NanoTech Center), John Opening and Plenary Session – 09:30 – 11:10 Iacoponi (Globalfoundries), and Vijay Co-Chairs: Yasuhisa Omura and Joao Antonio Martino Narayanan (IBM TJ Watson Research Center) 09:30 Welcoming Remarks 10:40 850 Investigation of Embedded Sige Source/ Drain for 28nm HKMG PFET Performance 09:40 876 Strain Engineering in Fully Depleted SOI Enhancement – El Mehdi Bazizi, Alban MOSFETs: Is Bulk FinFET the Only Path Zaka, Gabriela Dilliway, Bo Bai, Maciej to High Performance – Ali Khakifirooz Wiatr, Francis Benistant, and Manfred (IBM) Horstmann (Globalfoundries) 10:20 877 Sharp Switching SOI Devices – Sorin 11:00 851 Si-Passivation of Epitaxial SiGe: Kinetics Cristoloveanu, Jing Wan (IMEP), Cyrille and Impact on Morphology – Birgit Seiss Le Royer (CEA LETI), and Alexander and Didier Dutartre (STMicroelectronics) Zaslavsky (Brown University) 11:20 852 Very Low Electron Density in Undoped 11:00 Break Enhancement-Mode Si/SiGe Two- Dimensional Electron Gases with Thin MEMS Technology – 11:10 – 12:10 SiGe Cap Layers – Chiao-Ti Huang, Jiun- Co-Chair: Hiromu Ishii Yun Li, and James C. Sturm (Princeton University) 11:10 878 Turning an SOI Into MEMS Devices for 11:40 853 Evaluation of Stress Induced by Plasma Optics and RF – Hiroshi Toshiyoshi (The Assisted ALD SiN Film – Kohki Nagata, University of Tokyo) Masaya Nagasaka, Takuya Yamaguchi, Atsushi Ogura (Meiji University), Hiroshi 11:50 879 Elimination of Curvature in Oji, Jin-Young Son, Ichiro Hirosawa Microelectromechanical-System (Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Membrane – Tomomi Sakata, Keita Institute), and Y. Watanabe, and Y. Hirota Yamaguchi, Naru Nemoto, Mitsuo Usui, (Tokyo Electron, Ltd..) Fumihiro Sassa, Kazuyoshi Ono, Kazuhiko Takagahara, Kei Kuwabara, Junichi Kodate, and Yoshito Jin (NTT Microsystem High Mobility Channels – 13:20 – 16:20 Integration Laboratories) Co-Chairs: Kuniyuki Kakushima and Vijay Narayanan

13:20 854 The Materials Integration Of Ge and Materials Technology – 14:00 – 14:40 Co-Chair: Bich-Yen Nguyen InxGa1-X As on Si Template for Next Generation CMOS Applications – Edward Yi Chang, Shih Hsuan Tang, and Yueh- 14:00 880 Atomic Scale Thickness Control of SOI Chin Lin (National Chiao Tung University) Wafers for Fully Depleted Applications – Walter Schwarzenbach, Nicolas 14:00 855 (E&P Award Presentation) Si-SiO2 Daval, Vincent Barec, Olivier Bonnin, Interface to High-K-Ge/III-V Interface: Pablo-Eduardo Acosta-Alba, Catherine Passivation and Reliability – D. Misra Maddalon, Alexandre Chibko, Timothy (New Jersey Institute of Technology) Robson, Bich-Yen Nguyen, and Christophe Maleville (SOITEC)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 53 Device Physics and Simulations-1 – 14:40 – 16:00 10:00 1108 (Invited) Soft Materials Approaches Co-Chair: Yasuhisa Omura to Carbon Nanotubes: From Gels to Composites – Mohammad F. Islam 14:40 881 Lessons Learned from Low-Frequency (Carnegie Mellon University) Noise Studies on Fully Depleted UTBOX 10:20 1109 Selective Precipitation of Surfactant- Silicon-On-Insulator nMOSFETs – Eddy Dispersed Carbon Nanotubes – Constantine R. Simoen (IMEC), Marc Aoulaiche Yuri Khripin and Ming Zheng (National (Imec), S. D. dos Santos, J. A. Martino Institute of Standards and Technology) (University of São Paulo), Vincent Strobel, Bogdan Cretu, Jean-Marc Routoure, 10:40 1110 (Invited) Characterizing yhe Adsorption of Regis Carin (University of Caen), A. Molecules onto SWCNTs – Kirk J. Ziegler, Rodriguez Luque, Juan A. Jimenez Tajada Jia Xu, Justin Clar, and Jean-Claude (Universidad de Granada), and Cor Claeys Bonzongo (University of Florida) (IMEC) 11:00 1111 Rapid High-Yield Dispersions of Large- 15:20 882 Sharp-Switching High-Current Tunneling Diameter Semiconducting Single-Walled Devices – Alexander Zaslavsky (Brown Carbon Nanotubes with Tunable Narrow University), Jing Wan (IMEP-MINATEC), Chirality Distribution – Kevin Mistry, Son T. Le, P. Jannaty (Brown University), Brian A. Larsen, and Jeffrey L. Blackburn Sorin Cristoloveanu (IMEP-MINATEC), (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) Monday, MayMonday, 13 Cyrille Le Royer (CEA LETI), and D. E. 11:20 1112 (Invited) The Evolution of Species in Perea, Shadi A. Dayeh, and S. T. Picraux Carbon Nanotube Ensembles During (Los Alamos National Laboratory) Chemical Vapor Deposition and Gas Phase Destruction – Paul Finnie (National Research Council Canada, University of Carbon Nanotubes - From Fundamental Processes Ottawa), Phillip Vinten, Andrew Li-Pook- H4 to Devices Than (University of Ottawa, National Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Research Council Canada), and Paul Civic Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Marshall, and Jacques Lefebvre (National Research Council Canada) Synthesis and Functionalization of Nanotubes 1 – 08:00 – 12:20 11:40 1113 Handedness Enantioselection of Carbon Co-Chairs: Fotios Papadimitrakopoulos and Jeffrey L. Blackburn Nanotubes Using Helical Assemblies of Flavin Mononucleotide – Fotios 08:00 1103 (Invited) Structure Sorting of Single-Wall Papadimitrakopoulos, Darlington Chidi Carbon Nanotubes Using Gel Column Abanulo, Roholah Sharifi, and Jose Gascon Chromatography – Hiromichi Kataura, (University of Connecticut) Huaping Liu, Yasuhiro Ito, Maki Shimizu, Yasuko Urabe, Atsushi Hirano, Shunjiro 12:00 1114 (Invited) Exploring Epitaxial Relationships Fujii (Nanosystem Research Institute, between Catalyst Metal Nanoparticles National Institute of Advanced Industrial and As-Grown Single-Walled Carbon Science and Technology, CREST, JST), Nanotubes – Debosruti Dutta (University and Takeshi Tanaka (Nanosystem Research of South Florida), Venkat Bhethanabotla Institute, National Institute of Advanced (University of South Florida), and R. Industrial Science and Technology) Mohan Sankaran (Case Western Reserve University) 08:20 1104 (Invited) The Role of Solutal Instabilities in Growth of High Quality Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes – Avetik R. Synthesis and Functionalization of Nanotubes 2 – 14:00 – 16:40 Harutyunyan (Honda Research Institute Co-Chairs: Avetik R. Harutyunyan and Jeffrey A. Fagan USA Inc.) 08:40 1105 (Invited) Analytical Ultracentrifugation 14:00 1115 (Invited) Thermodynamics on Soluble Characterization of Surfactant Variant Carbon Nanotubes: How Do Molecules Structures on Single-Wall Carbon Replace Surfactants On Carbon Nanotubes – Jeffrey A. Fagan, Carlos Nanotubes? – Naotoshi Nakashima, Yuichi Silvera Batista, Vinayak Rastogi, Kato, Ayaka Inoue, and Yasuro Niidome Constantine Yuri Khripin, Ming Zheng, and (Kyushu University) Angela R. Hight Walker (National Institute 14:20 1116 (Invited) Chiral-Selective Growth of (9, 8) of Standards and Technology) Single Walled Carbon Nanotube Using 09:00 Coffee break Sulfate-Promoted Cobalt Catalysts – Hong 09:20 1106 (Invited) Physical Removal of Metallic Wang, Li Wei, and Yuan Chen (Nanyang Carbon Nanotubes From Nanotube Technological University) Network Devices – Francois Leonard 14:40 1117 One-Pot Extraction of Right- and Left- (Sandia National Laboratories) Handed Semiconducting Single-Walled 09:40 1107 Micro-Honeycomb Network Structure Carbon Nanotube Enantiomers Using of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes for Fluorene-Binaphthol Chiral Copolymers Heterojunction Solar Cell – Kehang Cui, – Naotoshi Nakashima, Kojiro Akazaki, Takaaki Chiba, Hidenori Kinoshita, Pei Fumiyuki Toshimitsu (Kyushu University), Zhao, Theerapol Thurakitseree, Taiki Hiroaki Ozawa (Chuo University), and Inoue, Erik Einarsson, Shohei Chiashi, Tsuyohiko Fujigaya (Kyushu University) and Shigeo Maruyama (The University of Tokyo)

54 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15:00 Coffee break 10:00 1197 Fe-, N-Doped Graphitic Mesoporous 15:20 1118 (Invited) Simultaneous Discrimination of Carbon Materials as Oxygen Reduction Diameter, Handedness, and Metallicity Electrocatalysts for Alkaline Fuel Cells – of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes by Donghun Kim (University of California, Chiral Diporphyrin Nanocalipers – Naoki Santa Barbara), Hoon Taek Chung, Komatsu and Gang Liu (Shiga University Piotr Zelenay (Los Alamos National of Medical Science) Laboratory), and Bradley F. Chmelka (University of California, Santa Barbara) 15:40 1119 Separation of Metallic and Semiconducting Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes by 10:20 1198 Controlled Modification of Colloid- Density Gradient Ultracentrifugation – Imprinted Carbon Nanostructures for Min Lang and Yongfu Lian (Heilongjiang Application As PEM Fuel Cell Catalyst University) Supports – Dustin Banham, Fangxia Feng, Tobias Fürstenhaupt (University 16:00 1120 Carbon Nanostructured Yarn Based of Calgary), Siyu Ye (Ballard Power Electrode – Bill Logan Riehl (SCNTE Systems), and Viola Birss (University of LLC) and Bonnie Dell Riehl (SCNTE Calgary) LLC) 10:40 1199 (Invited) Bilayered Solar Cells with >1% 16:20 1121 (Invited) Alignment Control of Carbon Power Conversion Efficiency Arising from Nanotube Forests From Random to

Carbon Nanotube Excitons – Michael S. MayMonday, 13 Nearly Perfectly Aligned by Utilizing Arnold, Dominick J. Bindl, and Matthew J. Crowding Effect – Ming Xu (Technology Shea (UW Madison) Research Association for Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes (TASC), College 11:00 1200 (Invited) Colloidal Graphene Quantum of Materials Science and Engineering, Dots and Their Potential Applications for Huazhong University of Science and Renewable Energy – Liang-shi Li (Indiana Technology), Don N. Futaba (National University) Institute of Advanced Industrial Science 11:20 1201 (Invited) Functional Graphene Structures and Technology), Motoo Yumura (National for Energy-Conversion Devices – Liangti Institute of Advanced Industrial Science Qu (Beijing Institute of Technology) and Technology (AIST)), and Kenji Hata 11:40 1202 (Invited) Graphene-Derived Materials (National Institute of Advanced Industrial for Electrochemical Energy Storage: An Science and Technology) Overview – TaeYoung Kim and Rodney S. Ruoff (The University of Texas at Austin) Focus Session: Carbon Nanostructures in Energy H6 Applications and Energy Storage Focus Session: Carbon Nanostructures in Energy Applications and Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures / Battery Energy Storage 2 – 14:00 – 16:40 Civic Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton Co-Chairs: Michael S. Arnold and D. M. Guldi

Focus Session: Carbon Nanostructures in Energy Applications and 14:00 1203 (Invited) Graphene-based Electrodes for Energy Storage 1 – 08:00 – 12:00 Energy Storage and Conversion – Xueliang Co-Chairs: Jeffrey L. Blackburn and Richard Martel (Andy) Sun (University of Western Ontario) 08:00 1192 Towards Multifunctional Wet Chemically 14:20 1204 Controlling Ionic Currents in Batteries Functionalized Graphene – Integration of Using Graphene Gate Electrode – J. Grebel Oligomeric, Molecular, and Particulate (Berkeley, CA), A. Banerjee (NJIT), Building Blocks – D. M. Guldi (Universität and H. Grebel (New Jersey Institute of Erlangen-Nürnberg) Technology) 08:20 1193 (Invited) Photo-Thermoelectric Effects in 14:40 1205 Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Nanosturctures Carbon Nanostructure Devices – Francois As Cathode for Lithium Air Batteries Leonard (Sandia National Laboratories) – Hao Liu, Rui Mi, and Xichuan Liu 08:40 Coffee break (Chengdu Green Energy and Green 09:00 1194 Remarkably Durable Polymer Electrolyte Manufacturing Technology R&D Center, Fuel Cell Fabricated Using Carbon Chengdu Development Center of Science Nanotube Composites – Naotoshi and Technology Academy of Engineering Nakashima, Mohamed Berber, and Physics) Tsuyohiko Fujigaya (Kyushu University) 15:00 1206 Enhanced Electrochemical Performance of 09:20 1195 Oxygen Electroreduction on Nitrogen- Tin Nanoparticles On Graphene Nanosheet Doped Carbon Nanotube Modified Glassy Thin Film Anode – Rajesh Thomas, Kosuri Carbon Electrodes – Kaido Tammeveski, Yellareswara Rao, and Gowravaram Ivar Kruusenberg, Merilin Vikkisk, Urmas Mohan Rao (Indian Institute of Science) Joost, and Eugene Shulga (University of 15:20 1207 Power-Limiting Role of Internal Tartu) Resistance in MnO2-Graphitic Carbon 09:40 1196 (Invited) Photosensitized Hydrogen Pseudocapacitors – Brad L. Corso, Tatyana Evolution from Water Using Coaxial Sheps, O. Tolga Gul, and Philip G. Collins Nanohybrid Based on SWCNTs – Yutaka (University of California, Irvine) Takaguchi, Yukari Sasada, Takaaki Wada, and Tomoyuki Tajima (Okayama University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 55 15:40 1208 Role of Quantum Capacitance of 10:40 1236 (Invited) Supramolecular Porphyrin Graphene-Like Carbon Electrodes in Polymerization Through Charge-Transfer Enhancing Supercapacitor Performance – Host-Guest Interaction – Takeharu Haino Eunsu Paek, Alexander J. Pak, and Gyeong (Hiroshima University) S. Hwang (The University of Texas at 11:00 1237 (Invited) Π-Extended Porphyrins – Mathias Austin) O. Senge and Aoife A. Ryan (Trinity 16:00 1209 Direct Correlation Between the Measured College Dublin) Electrochemical Capacitance, Wettability 11:20 1238 (Invited) The “Breathing” of Corrole Ring and Surface Functional Groups of Carbon – Roberto Paolesse, Sara Nardis, Donato Nanosheets (CNS) – Stella Deheryan Monti, Giuseppe Pomarico, Federica (IMEC), Daire J. Cott (IMEC), Marc Mandoj, Manuela Stefanelli, and Corrado Heyns (IMEC, University of Leuven), and Di Natale (University of Rome Tor Philippe M. Vereecken (IMEC, University Vergata) of Leuven) 11:40 1239 (Invited) π-Extended Porphyrins - 16:20 1210 Supercapacitive Properties of Synthesis and Optical Properties – Daniel Nanostructured Polypyrrole Formed by T. Gryko (Institute of Organic Chemistry Templateless Electropolymerization – Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw Catherine Debiemme-Chouvy and Ahmed University of Technology Faculty of

Monday, MayMonday, 13 Fakhry (LISE - CNRS) Chemistry), Agnieszka Nowak-Król, Dominik Koszelewski, Jan P. Lewtak Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies (Institute of Organic Chemistry Polish H8 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Academy of Sciences), and Mikhail Simcoe/Dufferin, Second Floor, Sheraton Drobizhev, and Aleksander Rebane (Montana State University,) Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies 1 – 08:00 – 12:20 12:00 1240 (Invited) Chirality Transfer for Sensing, Memory and Separation – Roberto Purrello (Catania University) 08:00 1229 (Invited) Syntheses of Functional Molecules based on Porphyrin for Single Molecular Electronics – Takuji Ogawa, Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies 2 – 14:00 – 16:40 Hirofumi Tanaka, Daisuke Tanaka, Tomoko Inose, Murni Handayani, and Takashi 14:00 1241 (Invited) Chiral Diporphyrin Nanocalipers: Tamaki (Osaka University) New Host Molecule Next to Nanotweezers 08:20 1230 (Invited) Synthesis and Reactivities for Separation of Single-Walled Carbon of Meso-Free and Core-Modified [14] Nanotubes – Naoki Komatsu and Gang Liu Triphyrins(211) – Daiki Kuzuhara, Yuka (Shiga University of Medical Science) Sakakibara (Nara Institute of Science and 14:20 1242 (Invited) Preparation and Photophysical Technology), and Hiroko Yamada (Nara Properties of Photofunctional Institute of Science and Technology, Supramolecular Architectures of CREST, JST) Porphyrins – Taku Hasobe (Keio 08:40 1231 (Invited) Computational Materials University) Design: Porphyrins as Building Blocks of 14:40 1243 (Invited) Supramolecular Porphyrin Designer Materials – Hideaki Kasai (Osaka Arrays Mediated by Hemoprotein Matrix – University) Takashi Hayashi, Koji Oohora, and Akira 09:00 1232 (Invited) Nucleotidic and Peptidic Multi- Onoda (Osaka University) Porphyrinic Devices: When the Desired 15:00 1244 (Invited) Self-Assembled Monolayers of Conformation Is Determined by Chiral Porphyrin Derivatives on Semiconductor Flexible Linkers – Nathalie Solladie Surfaces: Photoindued Reactions at the (Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination, Interface – Nikolai Tkachenko, Hanna CNRS) Saarenpää, Essi Sariola-Leikas, Alexander 09:20 1233 (Invited) Generating Porphyrin-Assemblies Efimov, Helge Lemmetyinen (Tampere with Porphyrin-Lego® – Bernhard - University of Technology), Hiroshi Imahori Kräutler (Institute of Organic Chemistry, (Kyoto University), Pasi Myllyperkiö University of Innsbruck) (University of Jyväskylä), and Alexander Pyymaki Perros, and Harri Lipsanen (Aalto 09:40 Coffee break University) 10:00 1234 (Invited) Photoinduced Charge Separation 15:20 1245 (Invited) Supramolecular in Supramolecules Between Li+@C and 60 Metalloporphyrins: From Electrocatalysis Chlorins – Kei Ohkubo, Yuki Kawashima, to Photodynamic Therapy Agents – Shawn Kentaro Mase (Osaka University, ALCA, Swavey (University of Dayton) JST), and Shunichi Fukuzumi (Osaka University, ALCA, JST, Ewha Womans 15:40 1246 (Invited) Supramolecular Aspects of University) Porphyrins for Switching, Sensing and Sensitizing – Jonathan Patrick Hill, 10:20 1235 (Invited) From Supramolecular Richard Charvet, Jan Labuta, Mao Li Functionality to Functional Materials – (National Institute for Materials Science), Victor Borovkov (Osaka University, Metek Shinsuke Ishihara (National Institute for Kitamura Co, Ltd.) Materials Science), and Katsuhiko Ariga (National Institute for Materials Science)

56 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 16:00 1247 (Invited) DNA as a Supramolecular Ethanol Oxidation 3 – 14:00 – 16:20 Scaffold for Porphyrin and Metal Complex Co-Chairs: Gary J. Blanchard and Ulrich Stimming Assemblies – Eugen Stulz (University of Southampton) 14:00 1336 Ethanol Oxidation on Platinum Catalysts 16:20 1248 (Invited) Synthesis and Properties of New in Acidic/Basic Electrolytes – Andrzej Superstructured Chromophores based on Wieckowski (University of Illinois at Porphyrin Rings – Athanassios Georgios Urbana-Champaign), Robert B. Kutz Coutsolelos, Georgios Charalambidis, (University of Illinois at Urbana- Kalliopi Ladomenou (University of Crete), Champaign), and Björn Braunschweig Theodoros Lazarides (University of (University Erlangen-Nuremberg) Ioannina), and Christina Stangel, Dimitra 14:40 1337 Insights on Oxygen Reduction Reaction Daphnomili, Athanasia Petrou, Vagelis On Au and Pt Polycrystalline Surface Papastamatakis, Afroditi Apostolopoulou, as Seen by in Situ Surface Enhanced IR Kostas Karikis, Vasilis Nikolaou, Galateia Absorption Spectroscopy – YuYe Jay Tong Zervaki, Panagiotis Aggaridis, and Pyros (Georgetown University) Nova (University of Crete) 15:20 1338 Ethanol Oxidation in Direct Ethanol Fuel Cells – Berthold BL Reeb (TUM Ethanol Oxidation CREATE Centre for Electromobility

Singapore), Norbert Kluy (Technische MayMonday, 13 Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / I3 Universität München), Oliver Schneider Energy Technology (Technische Universität München), and Windsor East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Ulrich Stimming (Technische Universität München) Ethanol Oxidation 1 – 08:15 – 10:00 Co-Chairs: Pawel J. Kulesza, Sanjeev Mukerjee, and Gregory 16:00 1339 Synthesis of Ultrapure Nanoparticles Jerkiewicz and Its Applications to Electroocatalysis Ethanol and Ethylene Glycol Oxidation 08:15 Introductory Remarks On Pt – Aneta Januszewska (University 08:20 1331 Multifunctional Nanostructured Materials of Warsaw), Paweł Kulboka (University for Electrocatalytic and Bioelectrocatalytic of Warsaw), and Adam Lewera, and Rafal Oxidation of Ethanol – Pawel J. Kulesza Jurczakowski (University of Warsaw) (University of Warsaw) 09:00 1332 Value Added Coversion of Carbon Dioxide Grahame Award Symposium and Physical and to Alcohol Fuels – Krishnan Rajeshwar I4 Analytical Electrochemistry General Session (University of Texas), Norma de Tacconi Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry (The University of Texas at Arlington), Dominion Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton Ghazaleh Ghadimkhani (University of Texas at Arlington), and Wilaiwan Climate Change – 08:40 – 11:00 Chanmanee, and Csaba Janaky (The Co-Chairs: Andrew M. Herring and Shelley D. Minteer University of Texas at Arlington) 09:40 Break 08:40 1379 Electrochemical Reduction of CO2 in Aqueous Cetyltrimethylammonium Bromide Solutions – Kanala Ethanol Oxidation 2 – 10:00 – 12:00 Lakshminarasimha Phani (CSIR-Central Co-Chairs: Pawel J. Kulesza, Sanjeev Mukerjee, and Gregory Electrochemical Research Institute, Jerkiewicz Currently: Queens College CUNY), and 10:00 1333 Fundamental and Applied Aspects of N. Sreekanth, and Chinnaya Jeyabharathi Ethanol Electro-Oxidation – Germano (CSIR-Central Electrochemical Research Tremiliosi-Filho (Universidade de São Institute) Paulo) 09:00 1380 Method Development for Quantification 10:40 1334 Oxidation of Ethanol and Its Derivatives of Activity of Carbon-Supported On Well Defined Pt Single Crystal Cu Nanoparticles Toward CO2 Electrodes Vicinal to Pt(111): A Electroreduction – Olga Baturina (Naval Comparative Study – Rosa Aran-Ais Research Laboratory), Monica Padilla, (University of Alicante), Nathalia Abe Alexey Serov (University of New Mexico), Santos, Mercedes Villulas (Universidade Zhichao Wang (Michigan Technological Estadual Paulista), and Juan M. Feliu University), Albert Epshteyn (Naval (University of Alicante) Research Laboratory), and Wenzhen Li (Michigan Technological University) 11:20 1335 Platinum Electrochemistry and Electrocatalysis: Unraveling the Origins of 09:20 1381 CO2 Electroreduction At Pd/Au(111) Its Unique Behavior – Gregory Jerkiewicz and Pd/Pt(111) Multilayers – Aneta (Queen’s University) Januszewska, Rafal Jurczakowski, and Pawel J. Kulesza (University of Warsaw) 09:40 Break

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 57 10:00 1382 STEP- Developing of a Mobile 14:40 1390 Removal of Erythrocyte Ghosts Outdoor System for the Solar Thermal From Biological Media by Means of Electrochemical Process for Green Cement Electrochemically Modified Activated Production – Jason Lau, Jessica Stuart, Carbon – Mogely Sh Khubutiya, Mark Baochen Cui, and Stuart Licht (The George M. Goldin, Natalia V. Borovkova, Maxim Washington University) S. Makarov, Andrey A. Stepanov, Valery B. Khvatov (NV Sklifosovsky Research 10:20 1383 CO2–brine Solubility and the Effects of Salt Precipitation During Carbon Dioxide Institute of Emergency Medicine), and Injection through Pore-Scale Network Mikhail M. Goldin (Liberty University) Modeling – Jonathan S. Ellis and Aimy 15:00 Break Bazylak (University of Toronto) 15:20 1391 Redox Potential and Antioxidant Activity 10:40 1384 Pore Network Reconstructions and Pore- Monitoring for Complication Diagnosis Scale Characterization of Limestone and in Patients with Kidney Transplants – Carbonate-Based Rocks for Deep Geologic Anatoly K. Evseev, Mark M. Goldin Carbon Sequestration – Marina Freire- (NV Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Gormaly, Jonathan S. Ellis, Aimy Bazylak, Emergency Medicine), Mojtaba Mirzaeian and Heather L. MacLean (University of (University of the West of Scotland), Toronto) Alexey V. Pinchuk, Guzel R. Garaeva,

Monday, MayMonday, 13 Elena V. Klychnikova (NV Sklifosovsky Ionic Liquids – 11:00 – 12:00 Research Institute of Emergency Co-Chairs: Paul C. Trulove and Robert A. Mantz Medicine), Mikhail M. Goldin (Liberty University), and Vladimir A. Kolesnikov 11:00 1385 A Reference Electrode for Room (DI Mendeleev University of Chemical Temperature Ionic Liquids Electrochemical Technology of Russia) Studies – Boris Shvartsev, Hila Shasha 15:40 1392 Non-Enzymatic Glucose Oxidation at (Israeli Institute of Technology), Electrocatalytic Metal Oxide Films – Eliezer Gileadi (School of Chemistry, Richard Doyle (Trinity College Dublin) Tel-Aviv University), Ruediger Eichel and Michael EG Lyons (Trinity College) (Forschungszentrum Jülich, Institut für 16:00 1393 The Electrochemical Approach towards Energie und Klimaforschung IEK-9), Proton Coupled Electron Transfer Reaction and Yair Ein-Eli (Israeli Institute of Pathways for Oxidation of Thymine Technology) in Water – Muhammad Tahir Soomro, 11:20 1386 Influence of Electrode Potential On the Guenter Grampp, and Truong Xuan Interfacial Structure of Cleaved Single Nguyen (Graz University of Technology) Crystal Bi(111) Electrode 1-Butyl-4- 16:20 1394 Analysis of the Time Dependence of the Methylpyridinium Tetrafluoroborate Platinum Electrode Open-Circuit Potential Interface – Erik Anderson, Vitali in Blood Serum – Anatoly K. Evseev Grozovski, Liis Siinor, Carolin Siimenson, (NV Sklifosovsky Research Institute of Vladislav Ivaništšev, Karmen Lust, and Emergency Medicine), Mark M. Goldin Enn Lust (University of Tartu) (NV Sklifosovsky Research Institute of 11:40 1387 Solvation: Why Lithium Emergency Medicine, NV Sklifosovsky Trifluoromethanesulfonate in Common Research Institute of Emergency Battery Solvents Makes a Poor Electrolyte Medicine), Alexey D. Davydov, Boris – Matthew P. Foley, Christopher J. Worosz, M. Grafov (AN Frumkin Institute of Luke M. Haverhals, Kurt D. Sweely (US Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry Naval Academy), Wesley Henderson of the Russian Academy of Sciences), and (North Carolina State University), Hugh Mikhail M. Goldin (Liberty University) De Long (US Air Force Office of Scientific Research), and Paul C. Trulove (US Naval Academy) State of the Art Tutorial on Membranes and MEAs I6 for Low Temperature Fuel Cells Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Fuel Cells, Bio, and Medical – 14:00 – 16:40 Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Co-Chairs: Plamen Atanassov and Shelley D. Minteer Electrochemical Engineering Conference Room G, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 14:00 1388 Oxygen Reduction Reaction at Nafion Film-Coated Carbon Supported Platinum Morning Session – 08:10 – 12:00 Electrode: Transport and Kinetics – Co-Chair: Thomas A. Zawodzinski Mahmoud R. Reda (CanadElectrochim) 14:20 1389 Enzymatic Biofuel Cells for Energy 08:10 Introductory Remarks Harvesting – Shelley D. Minteer 08:20 1435 Fluorinated Ionomers and Membranes for (University of Utah) PEM Fuel Cells – Steven Hamrock (3M Company)

58 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 09:00 1436 Hybrid Inorganic-Organic Proton Nano/Bio Sensors Conducting Membranes for Pemfcs: Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Synthesis, Properties and Relaxations J2 Conference Room E, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton – Vito Di Noto, Enrico Negro, Sandra Lavina (University of Padova), Keti Vezzù Morning Session 1 – 08:00 – 12:00 (University of Venice “Ca’ Foscari”), and Co-Chairs: Zoraida Aguilar, Hugh De Long, Ajit Khosla, L. A. Nagahara, Giuseppe Pace (Institute of Molecular Aleksandr Simonian, and Nianqiang Wu Sciences and Technologies, ISTM-CNR and INSTM) 08:00 1454 Glucose Detection at Single Gold 09:40 Break Nanowires – Karen Dawson (Tyndall 10:00 1437 High Temperature Polymer Membranes for National Institute - University College Fuel Cells and Sustainable Energy Devices Cork), Sean Barry (Tyndall National – Brian Benicewicz (University of South Institute - University College Cork, Carolina) Tyndall National Institute - University College Cork), and Amelie Wahl, and Alan 10:40 1438 A Tutorial on Alternate Proton Conducting O’Riordan (Tyndall National Institute - Membranes – S. R. Narayanan and G. K. University College Cork) Surya Prakash (University of Southern California) 08:20 1455 Solid-State Nanopore Sensors with

Integrated Electrodes – Tim Albrecht, MayMonday, 13 11:20 1439 Elucidating Structure/Function Relations Azadeh Bahrami, Silvia Di Lecce, Fatma in PEMs with Multiscale Simulations – Dogan, Joshua B. Edel, Thomas Gibb, Stephen J. Paddison (The University of Aleksandar Ivanov, Agnieszka Rutkowska, Tennessee) and Justyna Skalkowska (Imperial College London) Afternoon Session – 14:00 – 18:00 08:40 1456 Immobilization of Protein Aptamers Co-Chair: Thomas A. Zawodzinski on Binary SAM for Protein Sensing Applications – Hamid Feyzizarnagh, 14:00 1440 Proton Exchange Membranes for Hydrogen Nathan Reaver, Dong-Shik Kim, and Brent Generation - A Tutorial On Research Needs D. Cameron (University of Toledo) and Challenges for PEM Electrolysis Vs Fuel Cells – Katherine E. Ayers, Everett 09:00 1457 Development of PtRu/Graphene Bimetallic Anderson, Christopher Capuano, Michael Catalysts for H2O2 Detection in Biosensing Niedzwiecki, and Julie Renner (Proton – Chih-Chien Kung, Po-Yuan Lin, Xiong OnSite) Yu, and Chung-Chiun Liu (Case Western Reserve University) 14:40 1441 Water Uptake in PFSA Membranes – Ahmet Kusoglu, Gi Suk Hwang, and Adam 09:20 1458 Concept of DNA Biosensors with Z. Weber (Lawrence Berkeley National Protective Outer-Sphere Membranes – Laboratory) Jan Labuda, Lenka Hlavata, Katarina Benikova, and Anton Ambrozy (Slovak 15:20 Break University of Technology in Bratislava) 15:40 1442 Superprotonic Solid Acid Membranes: 09:40 Break Alternative Proton Conductors for Fuel Cells – Alexander B. Papandrew (The 10:00 1459 Detection of Prostate Cancer Biomarker, University of Tennessee Knoxville) Alpha-Methylacyl-CoA Racemase (AMACR), Using a Nanoparticle 16:20 1443 Fabrication and Properties of Electrospun Electrochemical Biosensor – Po-Yuan Fuel Cell Membranes – Peter N. Pintauro, Lin (Case Western Reserve University), Jason B. Ballengee, Andrew Park, Jun Kai-Lun Cheng (National Chung Hsing Woo Park, and Ryszard Wycisk (Vanderbilt University), James D. McGuiffin-Cawley University) (Case Western Reserve University), 17:00 1444 State-of-the-Art Understanding of Water Fuh-Sheng Shieu (Natuional Chung Management in PEFCs – Matthew M. Hsing University), and Anna C. Samia, Mench (The University of Tennessee Sanjay Gupta, Matthew Cooney, Cheryl Knoxville) Thompson, and Chung-Chiun Liu (Case 17:40 Concluding Remarks Western Reserve University) 10:20 1460 Sensing at the Nanoscale: Properties of Nanoscale Interfaces between Immiscible Liquids Formed at the Mouths of Nanopore Arrays – Damien Arrigan, Masniza Sairi, Rowan Mitchell (Curtin University), Jorg Strutwolf (University of Tubingen), and Debbie Silvester (Curtin University)

10:40 1461 Ni(OH)2/Co(OH)2-Based Non-Enzymatic Glucose Sensors – Chien Hung Lien (National Tsing Hua University), Jia-Cing Chen (National Tsing Hua University, National Tsing Hua University), Chi-Chang Hu (National Tsing Hua University), and David Shan-Hill Wang (National Tsing Hua University, National Tsing Hua University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 59 11:00 1462 The Effect of Ionic Liquid (BMIM-BF4) Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems | on Screen-Printed Glucose Irc Biosensor Modified with Crosslinking Chitosan J3 General Session Sensor Matrix – Chang-Jung (Alan) Hsueh, Enoch Nagelli, Liming Dai, and Chung-Chiun Liu Conference Room C, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton (Case Western Reserve University) Chemical and Bio Sensors – 08:00 – 12:00 11:20 1463 Evaluation of Differentiation State of an Co-Chairs: Michael T. Carter and Ajit Khosla Embryonic Stem Cell Using Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy – Yasufumi 08:00 1485 Fabrication of Hg/Pt Hemispherical Takahashi, Yoshiharu Matsumae, Kosuke Nanoelectrodes for Localized Quantitive Ino, Hitoshi Shiku, and Tomokazu Matsue Detection of Manganese 2+ Produced (Tohoku University) at Battery Material – Laurence Danis 11:40 1464 Novel 3D Integration Technology for (Laboratory for Electrochemical Reactive Whole Cell Bio-Electrochemical Sensor Imaging and Detection for Biological – Heftsi Ragones, David Schreiber, Systems, McGill University) and Janine Alexandra Inberg, Olga Berkh, Amihay Mauzeroll (McGill University) Freeman, and Yosi Shacham-Diamand 08:20 1486 Fabrication of Nanoporous Gold (Tel-Aviv University) Microelectrode Via Electrochemical

Monday, MayMonday, 13 Alloying-Dealloying – Junhua Jiang Afternoon Session – 14:00 – 16:40 (University of Illinois at Urbana- Co-Chairs: Zoraida Aguilar, Hugh De Long, Ajit Khosla, L. A. Nagahara, Champaign) Aleksandr Simonian, and Nianqiang Wu 08:40 1487 Discrete Gold Nanowire Sensor Arrays: Exploiting the Diffusion Regime – Alan 14:00 1465 Electropolymerized Molecularly Imprinted O’Rirodan (Tyndall National Institute - Polymer (E-MIP) Sensors – Rigoberto Unviersity College Cork), and Amelie Advincula (Case Western Reserve Wahl, and Karen Dawson (Tyndall University) National Institute - University College 14:40 1466 Stochastic Sensors – New Tools for the Cork) Screening for Obesity – Raluca Ioana 09:00 1488 Highly Sensitive Junction Electrodes Stefan-VAN Staden, Livia Alexandra with Self-Assembled Regenerated Gugoasa, and Jacobus Frederick VAN Cellulose Thin Films – Anne Vuorema Staden (National Institute of Research for (Lappeenranta University of Technology, Electrochemistry and Condensed Matter) University of Bath), Mika Sillanpää 15:00 Break (Lappeenranta University of Technology), 15:20 1467 Conductometric Hydrogen Gas Sensor Marianna Vehviläinen, Taina Kamppuri, Based On Templateless Electrodeposited Pertti Nousiainen (Tampere University Polypyrrole Nanowires – Catherine of Technology), and Frank Marken Debiemme-Chouvy (LISE - CNRS), and (University of Bath) Laith Al-Mashat, and Wojciech Wlodarski 09:20 1489 Miniaturized Electrochemical (RMIT University) Immunosensor for Label-Free Detection 15:40 1468 Biofunctionalzed Carbon Nanotubes of Growth Hormone – Nan Li and Sensors for Discriminate Detection of Kagan Kerman (University of Toronto Organophosphorus Compounds – Jeffrey Scarborough) Kirsch, Xiaoyun Yang, and Aleksandr 09:40 Break Simonian (Auburn University) 10:00 1490 Nano/Microfluidic Electrocatalysis: 16:00 1469 Miniaturized Electrochemical Detection Towards High Conversion, Continuous Platform for Label-Free Evaluation of Reactions – Nicholas M. Contento and Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitor Activity – Paul W. Bohn (University of Notre Dame) Anthony J. Veloso (University of Toronto, 10:20 1491 Novel Carbon Based Materials for University of Toronto Scarborough), Electrochemical Biosensors – Jhunu Svetlana Mikhaylichenko (University of Chatterjee, Jose A. Cardenal (Florida State Toronto Scarborough), and Kagan Kerman University), and Annadanesh Shellikeri (University of Toronto, University of (Florida A&M University) Toronto Scarborough) 10:40 1492 ZnO Nanogenerator as a Wind Speed 16:20 1470 Enhanced Luminescent Properties of Sensor for Human Respiration Detector Europium Complex by Replacement of – Hung-I Lin (National Chung Hsing Water Molecules by 1, 10-Phenanthroline University), Ray-Hua Horng (Graduate – Rajesh Kumar Lather, V. B. Taxak, Institute of Precision Engineering, National and Satyender Pal Khatkar (Maharshi Chung Hsing University), and Dong-Sing Dayanand University) Wuu (National Chung Hsing University) 11:00 1493 Health and Environmental Applications of Integrating Low Power Sensors with Wireless Technology – Joseph R. Stetter, Amol G. Shirke, and Michael T. Carter (KWJ Engineering Inc.)

60 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 11:20 1494 Investigating Electromagnetic Properties of Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia (YSZ) for Wireless Sensor Applications – Praveen K. Sekhar (Washington State University, Tuesday, May 14 Vancouver), Tutku Karacolak (Washington State University Vancouver), and Mustafa Asili (Mississipi State University) 11:40 1495 New Amperometric Microsensors for the General Student Poster Session Analysis of Serotonin in Urine Samples All Divisions / New Technology Subcommittee – Jacobus Frederick Van Staden, Ramona A1 Georgescu, Raluca Ioana Stefan - van Staden (National Institute of Research General Student Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 for Electrochemistry and Condensed Co-Chairs: Venkat R. Subramanian, Matthew P. Foley, Kalpathy B. Matter), and Ioan Calinescu (University Sundaram, and V. Chaitanya “Politehnica” of Bucharest) • 2 Plasma-Generated Nanostructured Paper Conference Room C, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton for Control of Fluid Interactions – Lester Li, Victor Breedveld, and Dennis Hess Sensors and Actuators – 14:00 – 15:20 (Georgia Institute of Technology) Co-Chair: Ajit Khosla • 3 Effect of Electrode Material On Resistive Switching Characteristics in TaON 14:00 1496 Electrochemically Induced Actuation Nonvolatile Memory Devices – Min- of a Liquid Metal Alloy for Shape Chen Chen, Ting-Chang Chang (National Reconfigurable Microsystems – Sun Yat-Sen University), Yi-Chieh Mohammad Rashed Khan, Chris Trlica, Chiu (National Chiao Tung University), Collin B. Eaker, and Michael D. Dickey Shih-Cheng Chen (National Tsing Hua (NC State University) University), and Sheng-Yao Huang, Yong- 14:20 1497 Film-Based Shear Force Sensor Using En Syu, Kuan-Chang Chang, Tsung-Ming Electrolyte – Shigeru Toyama, Yasuhiro Tsai, and Simon M. Sze (National Sun Yat- Tanaka (Research Institute, National Sen University) Rehabilitation Center), Sayoko Utsumi, • 4 Thickness Dependent Photocatalytic Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Takashi Nakamura (Research Institute, Activity of TiO2/Fe2O3 and FeTiO3 Thin National Rehabilitation Center, Research Films – Kuan Hua Li and Yen-Hua Chen Institute, National Rehabilitation Center), (National Cheng Kung University) Terumasa Noguchi, Yasuhiko Yoshida • 5 SiO2 Nanoparticles Synthesized from (Faculty of Science and Engineering, Toyo Diatomite – Chi-Hui Liang (National University), and Tokio Umino (Faculty of Cheng Kung University) Engineering, Tokyo Denki University) • 6 CO2 Capture by Modified Kaolinite 14:40 1498 CMOS-SOI-Nems Transistor (TeraMOS) Minerals – De Long Lu and Yen-Hua Chen for Terahertz Imaging – Alexander (National Cheng Kung University) Svetlitza (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology) and Yael Nemirovsky • 7 Direct Laser Patterning of Self Assembled (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Monolayers On Cobalt Chromium (Co- Kinneret Academic College) Cr) Alloy – Rahul Bhure (Norfolk State University), Anil Mahapatro (Wichita State 15:00 1499 Two Terminal Impedance Spectroscopy of University), and Carl Bonner (Norfolk Electrowetting on Dielectric Test Structures State University) – Xiaoyu Hu, Carl Knospe, Marcel Mibus, Giovanni Zangari, and Michael Reed • 8 Photocatalytic Efficiency of Ag (University of Virginia) Nanoparticles Embedded in the SrTiO3 Film by RF Magnetron Sputtering Deposition – Yen-Hua Chen (National Cheng Kung University) • 9 Switchable Surfaces: Electrochemical Control Over Polymers at the Nanometer Level – Yiwen Pei (MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology, University of Auckland) • 10 Fabrication of a Novel Micro-Nano- Hybrid Porous Silicon Array for Photonic Crystal Application – Daohan Ge (School of Mechanical Engineering, Jiangsu University, Chinese Academy of Sciences), Minchang Wang, Wenjun Liu (Chinese Academy of Sciences, Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), and Jiwei Jiao (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 61 • 11 Electrodeposition of Copper/Indium- • 23 Carbon Monoxide Gas Sensor Based On Doped N-Type Bismuth Telluride-Based Pt/CeO2-ZrO2-SnO2 Catalyst – Ayaka Thermoelectric Nanomaterials – Andrew Hosoya, Shinji Tamura, and Nobuhito J. Naylor, Elena Koukharenko, Iris Imanaka (Osaka University) S. Nandhakumar, and Neil M. White • 24 Extended Reliability of Graphene Coated (University of Southampton) Phosphors for White Light Emitting Diode • 12 Sol-Gel Synthesis and Photoluminescent Applications – G. Anoop, In Hyun Cho, 3+ Properties of Tb Doped SrGd2O4 Seung Jae Lee, Wu Shu Lu, Yensil Park, Nanophosphor – Satyender Pal Khatkar Soo Young Kim, and Jae Soo Yoo (Chung- (Maharshi Dayanand University) Ang University) • 13 Amidetriazole: A Versatile Building Block • 25 Insertion and Extraction Mechanisms of for Construction of Oxyanion Anion Lithium in Aluminum Model Electrodes Receptors – Yongjun Li, Huibiao Liu, and Studied by In Situ XRD: A Comparison Yuliang Li (Chinese Academy of Sciences) with Gold – Philipp Bach, Andreas • 14 Water-Dispersed Quantum Dots of Seemayer (Max-Planck-Institut für Coordination Polymers with Strong Eisenforschung), Uta Rütt, Olof Gutowski Photoluminescence – Huibiao Liu, Yongjun (DESY Hamburg), and Frank Uwe Renner Li, and Yuliang Li (Chinese Academy of (Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung) Sciences) • 26 Evaluation of Anti-Corrosion Top Coatings • 15 Growing Uniform Copolymer Nanowire by Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy Arrays for High Stability and Efficient (SECM) – W. Dorriety, R. Hanrahan (US Field Emission – Yuliang Li, Huibiao Liu, Naval Academy), F. Lancaster (Naval Air and Yongjun Li (Chinese Academy of Systems Command), and R. L. Calhoun Sciences) (US Naval Academy) • 16 Non-Heating Atomic Layer Deposition • 27 Solid Phase Growth Of β-FeSi2 on Si (111) with FeSi Source and Its Application to of TiO2 by Using Plasma Excited Water Vapor – Kensaku Kanomata, Katsuaki Photonic Devices – Katsuaki Momiyama, Momiyama, Takahiko Suzuki, Shigeru Kensaku Kanomata, Shigeru Kubota, and Kubota, Kazuhiro Hirahara, and Fumihiko Fumihiko Hirose (Yamagata University) Hirose (Yamagata University) • 28 Inc.orporation of Manganese Dioxide

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 within Few-Layer Graphene from • 17 Thermodynamic Stability of Ni/Sb2Te3 Interface by First-Principles Calculations Expandable Graphite for Supercapacity – Hsiao-Hsuan Hsu (Industrial Technology – Tiefeng Liu, Dianlong Wang, and Research Institute), Chun-Hu Cheng Chenfeng Guo (Harbin Institute of (National Taiwan Normal University), and Technology) Chiung-Hui Huang, Shan-Haw Chiou, Yu- • 29 Accelerating Analyte Quantification Li Lin, Meng-Chang Lin, Ching-Chen Wu, through Dynamic Sensor Calibration – and Yi-Cheng Li (Industrial Technology Zongyu Geng, Feng Yang, Nianqiang Wu Research Institute) (West Virginia University), and Jing Li • 18 Formation of Au Nanoparticles On the (NASA AMES Research Center) Surface of Si Nanowire – Dong Wook • 30 Pulsed Electrodeposition of Rhenium – Kwak, Dong Wha Lee, Dong Hyuk Rhenium Oxide on Tin-Doped Indium Suh, and Hoon Young Cho (Dongguk Oxide – Alejandro Vargas Uscategui and University) Luis Cifuentes Seves (Universidad de • 19 Synthesis of ZnO Nanobrush for Chile) Application in Dye-Sensitized Solar • 31 Electrochemical Study of the Anodic Cells – Yi-Hsiang Luo, Kuo-Yen Huang, Reactions on SIMFUEL (UO2) in and Jin-Hua Huang (National Tsing Hua Hydrogen Peroxide Solution – Linda Wu University) (University of Western Ontario), Zack • 20 Formation of Natural Polyelectrolyte Layer Qin (University of Western Ontario,), and by Layer (LBL) Coating On Magnesium David Shoesmith (University of Western Alloy – Anil Mahapatro, Laura Elson, Ontario) and Ramazan Asmatulu (Wichita State • 32 EIS Study on Copper Electrodepositon 2- University) -Roles Of MoO4 as an Additive into • 21 Implanted Nano-Hole Arrays for the Electrolyte Solution- – Yusuke Ito, Enhanced Efficiency of III-V Based Solar Yoshinao Hoshi, Isao Shitanda, and Cells and Light Emitting Diodes – Hieu Masayuki Itagaki (Tokyo University of Pham Trung Nguyen (McGill University), Science) Hoang Duy Nguyen (Vietnam Academy • 33 Fabrication of Paper-Based Screen- of Science and Technology), Sun-il Mho Printed Chromatographic Electrochemical (Ajou University, Division of Energy Biosensor – Tasuku Yamaguchi, Yoshinao Systems Research, Ajou University), and Hoshi, Isao Shitanda, and Masayuki Itagaki Jaejin Lee (Ajou University) (Tokyo University of Science) • 22 Tuning Magnetoconvective Flow In a Redox-Magnetohydrodynamic Microfluidic System – Preston G. Scrape and Ingrid Fritsch (University of Arkansas)

62 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 34 Instantaneous Impedance Study for Biofuel • 42 Synthesis of Phosphorus-Doped Cell Based on Screen-Printed Porous Amorphous Carbons for Use in High- Carbon Electrodes – Yukihiro Yoshihata, Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery – Seong Yoshinao Hoshi, Isao Shitanda, Masayuki Hun Jeong, Tae Jeong Kim, and Yongju Itagaki (Tokyo University of Science), and Jung (Korea University of Technology and Seiya Tsujimura (University of Tsukuba) Education) • 35 Electrocatalytic Reduction of Gas-Phased • 43 Electrochemical and CO2 on Nano-Sized Sn Electrode Surface Spectroelectrochemical Study of Reduction – Seunghwa Lee (Gwangju Institute of Oxygen On Cobalt Phthalocyanines of Science and Technology (GIST)), – Maryam Hariri (York University), HyungKuk Ju (Gwangju Institute of Mahdieh Atighi (University of Victoria), Science and Technology (GIST)), Hongrae Mohammad Khanfar (York University), Jeon (Gwangju Institute of Science Alexandre Brolo (University of Victoria), and Technology (GIST)), Revocatus L. and Sylvie Morin (York University) Machunda (The Nelson Mandela African • 44 Thermodynamic Study of the Effect of Pt Institute of Science and Technology (NM- Shell Coverage On Ni Core for the Oxygen AIST), Tanzania), and Jae Kwang Lee, Reduction Reaction – Fernando Godínez- and Jaeyoung Lee (Gwangju Institute of Salomón, Hector A. Calderon (IPN), J. Science and Technology (GIST)) Roberto Vargas-Garcia (ESIQIE), and Luis • 36 Rapid Thermal Anneal Process for Lanturdo-Rojas, and Omar Solorza-Feria Indium-Tin-Oxide Electrode Formed on (IPN) Chemically Strengthened Glass – Chan- • 45 Investigation On Electrical Properties of Hwa Hong, Jae-Heon Shin, Kyung RF Sputtered Deposited Boron-Carbon- Hyun Kim, Nae-Man Park, Bosul Kim Nitride Thin Films – Adithya Prakash, (Electronics and Telecommunications Giji Skaria, and Kalpathy B. Sundaram Research Institute), Dong-Ho Kang (University of Central Florida) (Novatech Co, Ltd.), Sun-Young Ryou (Sun Moon University), Byeong-Kwon Ju • 46 Anthocyanin Modified Carbon Paste (Korea University), and Woo-Seok Cheong Electrode for Determination of Copper (Electronics and Telecommunications Ions At Trace Levels – Harsha Devnani Research Institute) and Soami Piara Satsangee (Dayalbagh Educational Institute) Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 • 37 A SiOx-Carbon-Reduced Graphene Oxide Nanocomposite as a High Stability • 47 The Oxygen Evolution Reaction At Anode Material for Lithium-Ion Batteries Manganese Dioxide Films in Base: – Chenfeng Guo, Dianlong Wang, Kinetics and Mechanism – Michelle and Tiefeng Liu (Harbin Institute of Browne (Trinity College Dublin) and Technology) Michael EG Lyons (Trinity College) • 38 Mimization of Inc.ubation Layer in • 48 Fabrication and Characterization of Cu/ Nanocrystalline Silicon Films Prepared by ZnO Nanocomposite Film for Advanced Catalytic CVD At 100 °C – Tae-Ho Song Electroanalytical Application – Ratnanjali and Wan-Shick Hong (University of Seoul) Srivastava, Soami Piara Satsangee (Dayalbagh Educational Institute), and • 39 Influence of the Impurities of Platinum On Rajeev Jain (Jiwaji University) the Surface Treatment with the Repetitive Square Wave Potential Sweeping in • 49 Znic Deposition under Different Sulfuric Acid – Marika Muto and Shin- Components of Saturated Electrolyte and ichi Tanaka (Kurume National College of Different Electrodes – Yan Yu and Pu Chen Technology) (University of Waterloo) • 40 Effect of Polydopamine-Coated Separators • 50 Conformational Studies of Tau Protein On Electrochemical Performance of – José O. Esteves-Villanueva and Sanela High Power Lithium Metal Secondary Martić (Oakland University) Batteries – Yunju Lee, Myungwon Seo • 51 Redox Actuation of Microcantilevers (Hanbat National University), Byung-hyun Functionalized with Kim (W-Scope Korea Co, Ltd.), Myung- Ferrocenyldodecanethiolate Self- Hyun Ryou (Münster Electrochemical Assembled Monolayer: Effect of the Energy Technology), Jang Wook Choi Surface Composition and Molecular (Korea Advanced Institue of Science and Clustering – Antonella Badia (Université Technology), and Yong Min Lee (Hanbat de Montréal) and Eric R. Dionne National University) (Université du Québec à Montreal) • 41 Partially Fluorinated and Tetrasulfonated • 52 Electrochemical Performance of Poly(arylene biphenylsulfone) Block Lithium Gel Polymer Battery with Sulfur/ Coploymers for Fuel Cell Membranes and Carbon Cathode – Yan Zhao, Yongguang Their Major Characteristics – Ji Young Zhang, and Pu Chen (University of Chu, Kyu Ha Lee, Bom Kim, Ae Rhan Waterloo) Kim, Kee Suk Nahm, and Dong Jin Yoo • 53 A Novel Sulfur/Polypyrrole/Multi-Walled (Chonbuk National University) Carbon Nanotubes Nanocomposite Cathode with Core-Shell Tubular Structure for Lithium Rechargeable Batteries – Yongguang Zhang, Yan Zhao, and Pu Chen (University of Waterloo)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 63 • 54 The Effect of Redox Cycling On the • 66 The Factors Contributing to Oxygen Fe3+ Reduction within the Microchannel Reduction Reaction (ORR) Activity Electrochemical Cells – Yan Li, Willem Improvement in Pd-Based Alloy Catalysts Van Roy, Philippe M. Vereecken, and – Ramesh Kumar Singh and Manoj Neergat Liesbet Lagae (IMEC) (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay • 55 Studies of Ion Dynamics in Cathode (IITB)) Materials for Lithium Ion Batteries Using • 67 Detection of Dopamine in the Presence Solid-State NMR – Danielle L. Smiley, of Interferents Using Redox Cycling – L. J. M. Davis, and Gillian R. Goward Mengjia Hu and Ingrid Fritsch (University (McMaster University) of Arkansas) • 56 The Effect of Bimetallic Surface • 68 Tuning of Size and Shape of the Gold Composition On the Activity Towards Nanoparticles by Controlling the Ethanol Oxidation – Taylor R. Garrick, pH During Seed Mediated Growth – Weijian Diao, John Meynard Tengco, John Mohammad Rezaur Rahman (University Monnier, and John W. Weidner (University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT), of South Carolina) Tokyo Institute of Technology) and Takeo • 57 Optical Analysis and Scanning Electron Ohsaka (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Microscope (SEM) as a Useful • 69 New Routes Towards the Formation of Analytical Tools for Photovoltaic (PV) Tin Oxide Inverted Opals for Charge Degradation Analysis – Gilbert Omorodion Storage Applications – Michal Osiak, Osayemwenre and EL Meyer (University Eileen Armstrong, and Colm O’Dwyer of Fort Hare) (University College Cork) • 58 Cation Effect On Mass Changes of a Gold • 70 The Relationship Between Hydrogen Electrode in Basic Media – Khalil Laouani, Diffusion Parameters and Hydrogen Genevieve Ariotti, and Ewa Pater (SUNY Assisted Cracking Susceptibility in High Plattsburgh) Strength Steel under Tensile Stress – • 59 Inosoxy/Polyethyleneimine Layer-by- Sung Jin Kim (POSTECH), Hwan Gyo Layer Thin Films: Effect of pH On Inosoxy Jung (POSCO), and Kyoo Young Kim Loading and Implication On Its Catalytic (POSTECH) Activity – Bhagya Gunasekera, Anecia • 71 Study of Direct Methanol Fuel Cell at

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Chatmon, and Mekki Bayachou (Cleveland Various Concentration and Elevated State University) Temperature for Portable Electronic • 60 Breath Acetone as Assessment of Devices Application – Adibah Hani binti Ketoacidotic Status – Emily Mrugacz Azit (Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS) (University of Iowa) and Johna Leddy (The • 72 Quantum Analysis of the Oxygen University of Iowa) Reduction Reaction Mechanism At the • 61 Modified Carbon Fiber Microelectodes Mitochondria: The Power Generator of with Ruthenium Oxide Nanoparticles Eukaryotic Organisms – Yu-Chien Ting for Sensitive Detection of Nitric Oxide (National Tsing Hua University) in Biological Samples – Tiyash Bose, • 73 Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) Based Thomas Bomberger, and Mekki Bayachou Sensing for Selective Blood Protein (Cleveland State University) Monitoring Through the Use of Aptamer • 62 Kinetic Parameters for the Hydrogen Technology – Yongsoon Hwang, Nathan Oxidation Reaction On Pt(hkl) Electrodes Reaver, Hamid Feyzizarnagh, Niraj Gupta, in Dilute Sulphuric Acid – Ron F. Mann Dong-Shik Kim, and Brent D. Cameron and Chris P. Thurgood (Royal Military (University of Toledo) College) • 74 3-Dimensional Atom Probe Analysis On • 63 One Step Synthesis of Iron Deposited Intergranular Segregation and Precipitation Nitrogen Doped Graphene as a Highly Behavior in Ti-Nb Stabilized Low Cr Active Electrocatalyst for Oxygen Ferritic Stainless Steel – Jin Ho Park Reduction Reaction – Baejung Kim, Aiping (Pohang University of Science and Yu, and Zhongwei Chen (University of Technology), Jeong Kil Kim (POSCO), Waterloo) Bong Ho Lee (National Center for Nanomaterials Technology), and Kyoo • 64 TL Reproducibility of HPHT Diamond Young Kim (POSTECH) Enhanced By γ Irradiation and Thermal Annealing – María Inés Gil Tolano • 75 Application of Alginate-Binder to Carbon (Universidad de Sonora, Departamento Anodes and Their Electrochemical de Investigación en Fisíca), and Martin Performance – Kazunari Soeda (Kansai Pedroza Montero, and Rodrigo Meléndrez University), Yukiko Matsui (Kansai (Universidad de Sonora, Departamento de University), and Masaki Yamagata, and Investigación en Física) Masashi Ishikawa (Kansai University) • 65 Shape-Controlled Core (Pd)–Shell (Pt) • 76 Novel Sulfur and Carbon Highly Tolerant Catalysts for Electrocatalysis of ORR Current Collecting Materials for Solid in Fuel Cells – Naresh Nalajala, Manoj Oxide Fuel Cell – Ning Yan, Tong Neergat (IIT Bombay), and Bradley Gao, Jing-Li Luo, and Karl T. Chuang Ladewig (Monash University) (University of Alberta)

64 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 77 Improvement of Resistance Switching 09:00 94 Imaging State of Charge and Its Behavior by Localizing Filament with Si Correlation to Strong Interaction Variety in Injection WOX Switching Layer – Sheng- Graphene Based Nano Hybrid for Energy Yao Huang, Ting-Chang Chang, Yong-En Application: A Case Study of Lmfp- Syu (National Sun Yat-Sen University), Graphene – Jigang Zhou and Jian Wang Ya-Chi Hung (National Sun Yat-sen (Canadian Light Source) University), and Kuan-Chang Chang, Min- 09:20 95 Investigation of Electromagnetic Chen Chen, Tsung-Ming Tsai, and Simon Properties of Carbon Nanotube-Silica M. Sze (National Sun Yat-Sen University) Nanowire Composite – Praveen K. Sekhar • 78 Characterization of Liquid Fuel-Based (Washington State University, Vancouver), Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells – Hanna Mekonen Mekonen, Tutku James M. Dolciamore (Western Oregon Karacolak (Washington State University University), and Kyle T. Clark, and John Vancouver), and Mustafa Asili (Mississipi B. Kerr (Lawrence Berkeley National State University) Laboratory) 09:40 Break • 79 High Temperature Corrosion Behaviour of 10:00 96 Photoelectrochemical Properties of Fe2O3/ Ni Based Superalloys – Yeon Sang Hwang CuFe2O4 Composite Nanorod Arrays as (Sungkyunkwan University) Photoanodes – Kun Wu, Chunting Liu, • 80 Characteristics and Preparation of ZnS/P- Mingwei Shang, Qianqian Zhu (Qingdao Si Heterojunction Solar Cells – Te-Hua University of Science and Technology), Fang (National Kaohsiung University of and Lifeng Dong (Qingdao University of Applied Sciences), Yu-Jen Hsiao (National Science and Technology, Missouri State Nano Device Laboratories), and Po-Hsun University) Chou (National Kaohsiung University of 10:20 97 LiNi05Mn15O4 Nanowires Produced Applied Sciences) by Electrospinning Method – Rui • 81 BaLaIn2O55 Electrolyte Single Chamber Xu (University of Rochester), Ilias Solid Oxide Fuel Cells with Novel Porous Belharouak, Jiang-Lan Shui (Argonne Electrolyte Surface Structure – Xuesong National Laboratory), and James CM Li Shen, Kaoru Takasu, and Takeshi Yao (University of Rochester) (Kyoto University) 10:40 98 Synthesis of Nanocoral Structured TiO2

• 82 Cycle Performance of Nano Inc.lusion and Its Photoelectrical Performance in May Tuesday, 14 Containing LiMn2O4 Cathode Material at Dye and Quantum Dot Sensitized Solar 3V Range – Yuya Kawai and Takeshi Yao Cells – Yang Li, Qiong Sun, Xianmiao (Kyoto University) Sun (Qingdao University of Science and Technology), and Lifeng Dong (Qingdao University of Science and Technology, Nanotechnology General Session Missouri State University) A2 All Divisions / New Technology Subcommittee Churchill Room, Second Floor, Sheraton 11:00 99 Tailor-Designed Nanostructured CeO2- Au Thin Films for Non-Enzymatic Electrochemical Engineering – 08:00 – 12:00 Electrochemical Glucose Sensor – Maxime Co-Chairs Lifeng Dong and O. M. Leonte Gougis, Amel Tabet-Aoul, Dongling Ma, and Mohamed Mohamedi (Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique) 08:00 91 Fabrication of ZnO/Absorber 11:20 100 Electrochemically Control of Conformation Heterostructures for Nanostructured Solar of Polymer Brush Grafted Onto – Valentina Ivanova, Raul Salazar, Sylvia Conducting Polymer Films – Yiwen Pei Sanchez (CEA-Leti), Dmitry Aldakov (University of Auckland) (CEA-INAC), and Claude Lévy-Clément (CNRS) 08:20 92 Composition-Dependent Churchill Room, Second Floor, Sheraton Photoelectrochemical Property of Non- Stoichiometric Cu2ZnSnS4 (CZTS) Materials Synthesis and Characterization – 14:00 – 17:00 Nanoparticles Synthesized in Hot Organic Co-Chairs: Viola Birss and Fanglin Chen Solutions – Hiroyasu Nishi (Nagoya University), Susumu Kuwabata (Osaka 14:00 101 Elaboration of Core-Shell Nanostructures University), and Tsukasa Torimoto by Sono and Electrochemical Synthesis: (Nagoya University) Particular Case of Cu-Ag and Cu-Pt Nanopowders – Patrick Fricoteaux, 08:40 93 Bioactive Titanate Nanostructures Celine Rousse, Valérie Mancier, Samuel Fabricated by Hydrothermal-Assisted Levi, Sophie Gangloff (University of Anodization – Chun-Yi Chen (Waseda Reims), and Maribel Guzman (Pontificia University), Kazunari Ozasa (RIKEN), Universidad Catolica Del Peru, Peru) Ken-ichi Katsumata (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Mizuo Maeda (RIKEN), 14:20 102 CO Stripping As a Simple and an Accurate Kiyoshi Okada, Nobuhiro Matsushita Tool for the Characterization of Ru@Pt (Tokyo Institute of Technology), and Core@Shell Nanoparticle Structures – Tetsuya Osaka (Waseda University) Ehab N. El Sawy, Hany A. El-Sayed, and Viola Birss (University of Calgary)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 65 14:40 103 Electroless Plating of Rhenium Base Alloys 09:00 146 Impacts of Mn Dissolution in Lithium with Nickel, Cobalt and Iron – Alla Duhin, Manganese Oxides on the SEI Formation Alexandra Inberg, Noam Eliaz (Tel-Aviv – Peng Lu (General Motors R&D Center), University), and Eliezer Gileadi (School of Chen Li (Zee Aero Inc.), and Stephen J. Chemistry, Tel-Aviv University) Harris (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab) 15:00 104 Fabrication of a Novel Covalently Bonded 09:20 147 Simultaneous Ionic and Electronic Current Cysteine Network for Immobilization of Measurements of a LiCoO2 Battery Gold Nanoparticles – Mohammad Rezaur Cathode – Keith Jones, Roger Proksch Rahman (University of Ontario Institute (Asylum Research), and Sergei Kalinin of Technology (UOIT), Tokyo Institute of (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) Technology) and Takeo Ohsaka (Tokyo 09:40 Intermission Institute of Technology) 10:00 148 Quantitative Analysis of Capacity Fading 15:20 Break Mechanism in Mn-Based Cathode/ 15:40 105 Characterization of Hybrid Copper/ Graphite Anode Lithium-Ion Battery – Yo Oxygen Vacancy Nanofilaments – Yuhong Kobayashi, Takeshi Kobayashi, Kumi Kang, Tong Liu, and Marius K. Orlowski Shono (Central Research Institute of (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Electric Power Industry), Hikari Takahara University) (Rigaku Corporation), and Yuichi Mita, 16:00 106 Complex Oxides Nanocrystals Via Pulsed and Hajime Miyashiro (Central Research Laser Ablation – Wen-I Liang, Hsiang-Jung Institute of Electric Power Industry) Chen, Chun-Hao Ma, Chih-Ya Tsai, Wen- 10:20 149 Transport Properties of Ordered and Feng Hsieh, and Ying-Hao Chu (National Disordered Spinel LiMn15Ni05O4 – Chiao Tung University) Ruhul Amin, Alan Rasil, Dorthe B. 16:20 107 Controlling Interferometric Properties of Ravnsbaek (Massachusetts Institute of Anodically Formed Nanotubular Tantalum Technology (MIT)), and Yet-Ming Chiang Oxide Films – Corie A. Horwood, David T. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Cramb (University of Calgary), and Viola 10:40 150 High Performance LiNi05Mn15O4 Spinel Birss (University of Calgary) Li-Ion Battery Cathode Development 16:40 108 Comparison of Resistive Switching – Weibing Xing, Josh Buettner-Garrett, between Tantalum Oxides Deposited by Mike Krysiak, and Joseph Kelly (ADA Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Atomic Layer Deposition and E-Beam Technologies, Inc.) Physical Vapor Evaporation – Marius 11:00 151 A Novel Nano-Structured Ternary K. Orlowski, Yuhong Kang, Tong Liu Orthosilicate on Carbon Nanotube as (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Lithium-Ion Battery Cathode – W. P. University), and Tanmay Potnis (Virginia Kang, Supil Raina, S. H. Hsu, M. Yilmaz Tech) (Vanderbilt University), Jin-Hua Huang (National Tsing Hua University), and A. Serkan (Vanderbilt University) Energy Technology/Battery - Joint General Session B1 Energy Technology / Battery 11:20 152 In Situ X-Ray Absorption Grand Ballroom West, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Spectroscopic Study of Li-Rich 05Li2MnO3*05LiMn04Ni04Co02O2 Cathode Lithium Ion Batteries - Cathodes I – 08:00 – 12:00 for Lithium-Ion Battery – Jatinkumar Co-Chairs: Mariappan Parans Paranthaman and Subhasish Basu K. Rana (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Majumder Materialien und Energie GmbH), Richard Klöpsch, Jie Li, Marian C. Stan (University of Münster), Gerhard Schumacher, John 08:00 143 ALD Coatings on Cathodes with Increased Banhart (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Performance for Lithium-Ion Batteries – Materialien und Energie GmbH), and Xifei Li, Jian Liu (Western University), Martin Winter (University of Muenster) Xiangbo Meng, Yongji Tang, Ruying Li 11:40 153 Transport Properties of Ordered and (University of Western Ontario), Mei Cai Disordered LiMn15Ni05O4 – Ruhul Amin, (General Motors Research & Development Ransil Alan, Dorthe B. Ravnsbaek, and Center), and Xueliang (Andy) Sun Yet-Ming Chaing (Massachusetts Institute (University of Western Ontario) of Technology (MIT)) 08:20 144 Factors Influencing Electrochemical Performance of Composite Cathodes for Lithium Rechargeable Batteries – Chandan Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Ghanty (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur), Rajendra Nath Basu (Central PEFMC - Catalysts I – 08:00 – 12:00 Glass and Ceramic Research Institute), and Co-Chairs: William E. Mustain and Aswin K. .Manohar Subhasish Basu Majumder (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur) 08:00 154 Improved Catalytic Activity of Carbon- Supported Co-Phthalocyanine for Oxygen 08:40 145 On the Consequences of Manganese Reduction Reaction Modified with Pyridine Dissolution in Li-Ion Batteries – Ion as Nitrogen Precursor – Jinli Qiao, Cornel Halalay (General Motors Global Xiangfeng Dai, and Jingjing Shi (Donghua R&D) University)

66 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 08:20 155 Evaluation of Tungsten Carbide and Grand Ballroom West, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Tungsten Oxide as Pt Supports for Oxygen Reduction Reaction – Ying Liu Lithium Ion Batteries - Cathodes II – 14:00 – 18:00 and William E. Mustain (University of Co-Chairs: Steen Schougard and Mariappan Parans Paranthaman Connecticut) 08:40 156 Oxygen Reduction at M-N and M/ 14:00 165 Polymer-Bound Pyrene-4,5,9,10- x Tetraone for Fast-Charge and -Discharge MxOy Based Non-Noble Metal Centers: Investigation of Active Site Structure Lithium-Ion Batteries with High Capacity and Function – Urszula Tylus, Qingying – Jun-ichi Yoshida, Toshiki Nokami, Jia, and Sanjeev Mukerjee (Northeastern Takahiro Matsuo (Kyoto University), University) Yuu Inatomi, Nobuhiko Hojo, Takafumi Tsukagoshi, Hiroshi Yoshizawa (Panasonic 09:00 157 Preparation of Dealloyed Catalysts with Corporation), and Hiroki Kuramoto, and Durably High Oxygen Reduction Activity Akihiro Shimizu (Kyoto University) – Jeanette E. Owejan, Eric L. Thompson, + Anusorn Kongkanand, Zhongyi Liu, 14:20 166 Effect of Morphology on the Li Diffusion Joseph Ziegelbauer, Frederick T. Wagner Coefficient for Nickel Oxide Anodes in Li- (General Motors), Alex Martinez, Stephen Ion Batteries – Neil Spinner and William E. Thorpe, Wayne Turner, Rachel O’Malley Mustain (University of Connecticut) (Johnson Matthey Fuel Cells), Lin Gan, 14:40 167 High Voltage Na3V2O2x(PO4)2F3-2x (0

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 67 16:40 172 Study of the Effects of Annealing 16:20 181 Investigation Intoelectrocatalysts for Conditions and Lithium Content on Long-Term Endurance Test Using Micro- the Electrochemical Performance of Electrode Tecnique – Masahiro Ide (Osaka Li12Mn053Ni013Co013O2 Synthesized Science and Technology Center) Via Spray Pyrolysis – Miklos Lengyel, 16:40 182 Influence of Ionomer/Carbon Ratios on Gal Atlas, Wendong Wu (Washington Porosity Distribution, Surface Area and University in St Louis), Xiaofeng Roughness of PEMFC Catalyst Layers Zhang (Argonne National Laboratory), Fabricated by a Direct and Dry Deposition Dror Elhassid (X-tend Energy LLC), Method – Haoran Yu (Center for Clean Ilias Belharouak (Argonne National Energy Engineering, University of Laboratory), and Richard L. Axelbaum Connecticut), and Justin M. Roller, (Washington University in St Louis) Rishabh Jain, and Radenka Maric 17:00 173 Effect of Li Content on the Cycling (University of Connecticut) Performance of High Voltage, High 17:00 183 Electrochemical Conversion in Carbon Capacity LixMn15Ni05Oy Cathodes – Structures with a Hollow Core and a Marappan Parans Paranthaman, Zhonghe Mesoporous Shell – Chunzhen Yang and Bi (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Kwong-Yu Chan (The University of Hong Jasmine Flores, Pat Nandakumar (Midland Kong) College), Craig A. Bridges, Sheng Dai (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), and Eun- 17:20 184 Carbon Aerogel and Lignin-Modified Sung Lee, and Arumugam Manthiram (The Supported Metal Oxide Catalysts for University of Texas at Austin) Sustainable Energy Applications – Shiba Prasad Adhikari (South Dakota School 17:20 174 A Development of High Power and High of Mines &Technology), Praveen Kolla Voltage Cathodes and Electrolytes Via (SDSM&T), Lew Christopher (Center for High Throughput Methods – Steven Kaye Bioprocessing and Development(CBRD)), (Wildcat Discovery Technologies) and Alevtina Smirnova (SDSM&T) 17:40 185 In Situ SXRD Structural Study of PtZn Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Electrochemical Alloying – Jakub Drnec (European Synchrotron Radiation Facility), PEMFC - Catalysts II – 14:00 – 18:00 Dan Bizzotto (University of British Columbia), Francesco Carla (European Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Co-Chairs: Aswin K. Manohar and Ayyakkannu Manivannan Synchrotron Radiation Facility), Roman 14:00 175 Performance of Polymer-Electrolyte Fuel Fiala (Charles University), Aya Sode Cells with Ultra-Low Catalyst Loadings (Ruhr-Universität Bochum), and Olivier under Low Temperature Operation – Balmes, Blanka Detlefs, and Roberto Felici Rachid Zaffou (United Technologies (European Synchrotron Radiation Facility) Research Center), and Mike L. Perry, and Zhongfen Ding (UTRC) 14:20 176 Characterization of PEM-FC Materials with Scanning Transmission X-ray Microscopy – Vincent Lee (McMaster Alkaline Electrochemical Systems for Energy University), Viatcheslav Berejnov, Darija B3 Conversion and Fuel Production Susac, Jürgen Stumper (Automotive Fuel Energy Technology / Battery / Industrial Electrochemistry Cell Cooperation Corporation), and Adam and Electrochemical Engineering / Physical and Analytical P. Hitchcock (McMaster University) Electrochemistry 14:40 177 Impact of Cathode Fabrication on MEA Grand Ballroom Centre, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Performance in PEFCs – Toshihiro Tanuma (Asahi Glass Co,Ltd. Research Center) Alkaline Air Electrode Catalysis – 14:00 – 17:40 and Shinji Kinoshita (Asahi Glass Co, Ltd. Research Center) 14:00 351 Electrocatalytic Activity and Stability 15:00 178 Matching the Formal Potential of the of Pt @ NNMCs for Oxygen Reduction Catalyst with the Reversible Potential of Reaction in Acid and Alkaline Electrolytes the Reaction A New Way of Optimizing – Nastaran Ranjbar Sahraie and Peter Electrocatalysis – Jose H. Zagal, Paulina Strasser (Technical University of Berlin) Cañete, and Javier Recio (Universidad de Santiago de Chile) 14:20 352 The Oxygen Reduction Electrocatalyst Using Pig Blood Pyropolymer as the 15:20 Intermission Precursor – Chaozhong Guo and Changguo 15:40 179 Numerical Model of Platinum Dissolution Chen (Chongqing University) in Polymer Exchange Membrane Fuel 14:40 353 Fe-N-C Hollow Spheres as an Efficient Cells with Slow Proton Transfer – Noboru Non-Precious Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Katayama and Sumio Kogoshi (Tokyo Reduction in Alkaline Media – Sangaraju University of Science) Shanmugam and Jakkid Sanetuntikul 16:00 180 Effect of Micropore Structure of Carbon (DGIST) Support On CO Tolerance of Pt2Ru3 Anode Catalyst for PEFC – Napan Narischat, Tatsuya Takeguchi, Takanori Tsuchiya, Shin R. Mukai, and Wataru Ueda (Hokkaido University)

68 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15:00 354 Influence of Ammonium- and Imidazolium- 08:40 406 Understanding the Mechanical Degradation Cationic Species on the Oxygen Reduction of High Energy Density Electrode Reaction on Polycrystalline Platinum Disk Materials for Next Generation Lithium- Electrodes in CO2-Contaminated Alkaline Ion Batteries – Xingcheng Xiao, Mark Media – Ai Lien Ong, Cathryn A. Hancock, Verbrugge (General Motors Research Donna M. Hillman, Sam Murphy, & Development Center), Hamed Simon D. Poynton, and John R. Varcoe Haftbaradaran (Brown University), Sumit (University of Surrey) Soni (Brown University), Huajian Gao 15:20 355 Catalytic Activity of Au Monolayers (Brown University), and Brian W. Sheldon Deposited on Metal Nanoparticles for (Brown University) the Oxygen Reduction Reaction in 09:00 407 The Significance of Tortuosity for the Alkaline Media – David Buceta, Miomir Performance of Lithium-Ion Batteries – B. Vukmirovic, and Radoslav R. Adzic Moses Ender, Jochen Joos, André Weber, (Brookhaven National Laboratory) and Ellen Ivers-Tiffée (Karlsruher Institut 15:40 Break für Technologie) 16:00 356 First Principles Studies of Stability and 09:20 408 Thermodynamic Profiles of Li-Ion Reactivity of Bifunctional Electrocatalysts Batteries – Quantitative Relation to – Zhenhua Zeng, Rees Rankin, and Jeffrey Anodes, Cathodes, and their Compositions Greeley (Purdue University) – Patrick J. Osswald, Steffen Schlueter, and Harry E. Hoster (TUM CREATE Centre 16:20 357 Influence of Carbonate Ions and for Electromobility) Temperature on the Oxygen Reduction Reaction at Platinum in Alkaline Media – 09:40 Break Carsten Cremers, Birgit Kintzel, Karsten 10:00 409 Tortuosity Anisotropy in Lithium-Ion Pinkwart, and Jens Tübke (Fraunhofer Battery Electrodes Studied by Synchrotron Institute for Chemical Technology ICT) X-ray Tomography – Martin Ebner (ETH 16:40 358 Electroreduction of Oxygen on Zurich), Ding-Wen Chung, R. Edwin Electrochemically Deposited Palladium García (Purdue University), and Vanessa Coatings On Glassy Carbon – Kaido Wood (ETH Zurich) Tammeveski, Heiki Erikson, Madis Liik, 10:20 410 New Multi-Scale Approach Based On Ave Sarapuu, Jekaterina Kozlova, and Ac-Electrogravimetry, for Characterizing

Väino Sammelselg (University of Tartu) Insertion Materials – Claude Gabrielli May Tuesday, 14 17:00 359 Electrochemical Characterization of Oxide (Université Pierre et Marie Curie, CNRS), Catalysts by Thin Film Rotating Ring Thuong Ho (CNRS), Christel Laberty- Disk Electrode (RRDE) Measurements for Robert (UPMC-CNRS), and Hubert Perrot, Application in Alkaline Energy Conversion and Mireille Turmine (CNRS) Devices – Emiliana Fabbri (Paul Scherrer 10:40 411 Liquid Phase Ionic Transport Measurement Institut), Rhiyaad Mohamed (University in a Porous Electrode: Effect of of Cape Town), Pieter Levecque, Sharon Calendaring, Size, Amount of Binder and Blair, Olaf Conrad (HySA/Catalysis at Particle Shape – Rutooj D. Deshpande, University of Cape Town), and Rüdiger Amal Mehrotra, Stephen J. Harris Kötz, and Thomas J. Schmidt (Paul (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), and Scherrer Institut) Vincent Battaglia, and Venkat Srinivasan 17:20 360 Metal-Nitrogen-Carbon Based Non (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) Precious Metal Catalyst for Oxygen 11:00 412 Open Architecture Software (OAS) for Reduction: Acid vs Alkaline – Selvarani Modeling Multi-Physics Phenomenon Ganesan, Nathaniel Dean Leonard, and of Li-Ion Batteries – Sreekanth Pannala, Scott Calabrese Barton (Michigan State Srikanth Allu, Wael Elwasif, Srdjan University) Simunovic, and John Turner (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) Design and Modeling of Battery Materials 11:20 413 The Impact of Lithium Diffusivity in the B4 Battery / Energy Technology Active Electrode Material on the Power Essex Ballroom, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton and Energy Density of Lithium-Ion Cells – Victor Chabot, Siamak Farhad (University Electrode Design – 08:20 – 12:00 of Waterloo), Alan S. Fung (Ryerson Co-Chairs: Scott Calabrese Barton and Venkat R. Subramanian University), and Zhongwei Chen, and Aiping Yu (University of Waterloo) 08:20 405 Theory of SEI Formation in Rechargeable 11:40 414 Integration of a Kinetic Monte Carlo Batteries: Capacity Fade, Accelerated Algorithm with Continuum Models Aging and Lifetime Prediction – Matthew to Examine Capacity Fade – Paul W. Bede Pinson and Martin Z. Bazant C. Northrop, Venkat R. Subramanian (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) (Washington University in St Louis), and Richard D. Braatz (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 69 Essex Ballroom, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton

Beyong Li Electrochemistry – 13:30 – 16:30 Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Co-Chairs: Bor Yann Liaw and Shirley Meng Co-Chair: Bor Yann Liaw 13:30 415 The Effect of Perfluorocarbon Additives on Li-Air Battery Performance – Moran • 423 Synthesis of ZnMn2O4 Tubular Array Balaish, Alex Kraytsber (Technion, Israel Anode Materials for an Efficient Institute of Technology), and Yair Ein-Eli Lithium-Ion Storage Electrode – Jong (Israeli Institute of Technology) Guk Kim (Gwangju Institute of Science 13:50 416 Platinum One Dimensional Nanostructured and Technology (GIST), Research Catalyst: Structural and Performance Institute for Solar and Sustainable Insights – Amra Peles, Anais Espinal, Energies (RISE), Gwangju Institute of Michael P. Humbert, and Jacquelynn K. Science and Technology (GIST)), Sang Garofano (United Technologies Research Ho Lee (Gwangju Institute of Science Center) and Technology (GIST)), Seong-Min Ha (Gwangju Institute of Science and 14:10 417 Advanced Cathode Materials for Na-Ion Technology (GIST), Research Institute Batteries with High Capacity and Excellent for Solar and Sustainable Energies Structural Stability – Jing Xu, Dae Hoe (RISE), Gwangju Institute of Science Lee, and Shirley Meng (University of and Technology (GIST)), Il Hyuk California, San Diego) Kang (Gwangju Institute of Science 14:30 418 High-Rate NaCrO2 Electrode for and Technology (GIST)), and Won Bae Rechargeable Sodium Ion Batteries – Kim (Gwangju Institute of Science and Seung-Taek Myung and Chan-Yeop Yoo Technology (GIST), Research Institute (Sejong University) for Solar and Sustainable Energies 14:50 Break (RISE), Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST)) 15:10 419 Stochastic Models of Carbon Fibre-Based Electrode Materials – James Hinebaugh, • 424 Improvement of Crystalline Vanadium Jeff T. Gostick, and Aimy Bazylak Oxide Anode for Lithium-Ion Battery by (University of Toronto) Amorphous Vanadium Oxide – Chien-Min Chang, Yu-Hua Lee, and Yui Whei Chen- Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 15:30 420 3D Model and Experiments for Yang (Chung Yuan Christian University) Understanding Carbon Additive Behavior 7 in Primary Alkaline Cells – Yuan Wen, • 425 Li MAS NMR Study of the Lithium Iron Cameron Chubbuck, Josh Flygare, Doug Phosphate System for Li-Ion Batteries Nevers, and Dean R. Wheeler (Brigham – Aurore Castets (Université du Québec Young University) à Montréal), Guoxian Liang (Phostech Lithium Inc.), and Steen B. Schougaard 15:50 421 Atomic Re-Arrangements and Energetics (Université du Québec à Montréal) of Selected TM-Oxides Caused by an Na- Vacancy – Masoud Aryanpour and Hyo • 426 Surface Modification of Cathode Active Sug Lee (Samsung Electronics) Materials with Bi-Conductive Polymer – Ik Su Kang (Hanyang University) and Dong- 16:10 422 Phase-Field Theory of Dendritic Won Kim (Hanyang University) Electrodeposition – Daniel A. Cogswell and Min Sik Park (Samsung Advanced • 427 Graphene-Based Materials for Lithium- Institute of Technology) Ions Batteries – Hongbin Feng, Yongmin Wu, and Jinghong Li (Tsinghua University) • 428 An Analysis of the Electrochemical Process of Li-Air Cells by Transmission Electron Microscopy – Jin Bum Park (Hanyang University)

• 429 Ab Initio Study On Li2MSiO4 (M=Mn, Fe, Co, Ni) as Cathode Materials of Lithium-Ion Battery – Kenta Tsubakiyama, Yusuke Kudo, and Koichi Yamashita (The University of Tokyo) • 430 Titinium Oxide Based Nanostructured Materials for Li-Ion Batteries Anodes – Ondrej Cech (Brno University of Technology) • 431 Study on High Energy Lithium-Ion Battery with Lithium-Rich Transition Metal Oxides – Chien-Hong Chou (Chang Gung University) • 432 Atomistic Simulation Studies on Volume Expansion of MnO2 Nanosphere with Lithiation – Phuti E. Ngoepe, Kenneth Kgatwane (University of Limpopo), and Dean C. Sayle (Cranfield University)

70 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 433 Numerical Modeling of Dendrite Growth 10:20 441 Dynamic Studies of Sulfonated Ionic Salt in a Lithium Air Battery System – Composites for High Temperature Fuel Jinwang Tan and Emily M. Ryan (Boston Cells – Nicole E. De Almeida and Gillian University) R. Goward (McMaster University)

• 434 Ab Initio Study of the Capacity Loss in 10:40 442 Core/Shell Co/Fe3O4 Nanoparticles as Over-Lithiated Oxides Cathode Material an Active and Durable Catalyst for the for Li-ion Batteries – Fantai Kong, Oxygen Reduction Reaction in Alkaline Roberto Longo Pazos, and Kyeongjae Cho Media – Chen-Hao Wang, Chih-Wei (University of Texas at Dallas) Yang, Sun-Tang Chang, Hsin-Chih Huang, • 435 Effects of the Thickness and Density of and Hsin-Cheng Hsu (National Taiwan Cathodes on Electrochemical Performance University of Science and Technology) of Lithium Secondary Batteries – Jaecheol 11:00 443 Platinum Monolayer on Au-Ni Choi, Bongki Son, Taejoo Lee, Seonghyun Nanoparticles Electrocatalysts for the Song, Jang Myoun Ko, Sang Hern Kim, Oxygen Reduction Reaction: The Effect and Yong Min Lee (Hanbat National of Au-Ni Nanostructures – Guangyu University) Chen (Brookhaven National Laboratory, Harbin Institute of Technology), Kurian A. Kuttiyiel, Kotaro Sasaki (Brookhaven Hydrogen Production, Conversion and Storage 4 National Laboratory), Geping Yin (Harbin B5 High Temperature Materials Institute of Technology), and Radoslav R. Kent, Second Floor, Sheraton Adzic (Brookhaven National Laboratory) Solid Oxide Fuel Cells – 08:00 – 09:40 11:20 444 Synthesis and Stabilization of Intermetallic Co-Chairs: Fanglin (Frank) Chen and Emiliana Fabbri FePt Nanocatalyts with High Activity towards Oxygen Reduction – Bing-Joe Hwang (National Taiwan University of 08:00 436 Chemically Stable Proton Conducting Science and Technology) Electrolytes for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells 11:40 445 Investigation of Highly Active PtCo Operating at 600°C – Enrico Traversa Nanocatalyts by X-ray Absorption (Xi’an Jiaotong University) Spectroscopy and its Application towards 08:40 437 Proton-Conducting Solid Oxide Fuel Oxygen Reduction Reaction – Chun-Jern Cells Fed by Syngas and its Degradation Pan and Bing-Joe Hwang (National Taiwan Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Mechanisms – Ning Yan, Xianzhu Fu, Jing- University of Science and Technology) Li Luo, and Karl T. Chuang (University of Alberta) Hydrogen Production – 14:00 – 17:20 09:00 438 Novel Sulfur-Tolerant Anode Catalyst Co-Chais: Emiliana Fabbri and Fanglin (Frank) Chen for SOFC – Shaohua Cui (University of Science and Technology Beijing), Jian-Hui 14:00 446 One-Dimensional Oxynitride Array Films Li, Guang-Ya Wang, Jing-Li Luo, Karl for Enhanced Photoelectrochemical T. Chuang (University of Alberta), and Hydrogen Production – Nageh K. Allam Li-Jie Qiao (University of Science and (The American University in Cairo) Technology Beijing) 14:20 447 Photocatalytic Hydrogen Production and 09:20 439 Surface Modification of SYT Anode for Water Polloutants Degradation Using Direct Utilization of Hydrocarbon Fuel TiO2/Carbon Allotropes – Gulzar Khan in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells – Hee Su Kim (Kyungpook National University) (Korea Institute of Science & Technology), 14:40 448 Oxygen Evolution Reaction for Ta Hyung Chul Ham, Suk Woo Nam (Fuel Compound Films Prepared by Reaction Cell Research Center, Korea Institute of Sputtering with Resintering – Koichi Science & Technology), Yong-Gun Shul Matsuzawa, Keisuke Goto, Kenichi (School of Chemical and Biomolecular Takahashi, Yuji Kohno, Ken-ichiro Ota, Engineering, Yonsei University), and Sung and Shigenori Mitsushima (Yokohama Pil Yoon (Fuel Cell Research Center, Korea National University) Institute of Science & Technology) 15:00 449 Simultaneous Photodegradation and Hydrogen Production with TiO2/Pt/CdS Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells – 10:00 – 12:00 Using UV-Visible Light: Comparison of Co-Chair: Enrico Traversa Polysulfide, Azodye, and Chlorophenol Additives on Hydrogen Generation 10:00 440 Electrochemical Investigation of Pt Model – Vaidyanathan (Ravi) Subramanian, Electrodes for Application in Polymer Bratindranath Mukherjee (University Electrolyte Fuel Cells (PEFCs) – Emiliana of Nevada, Reno), and Winn Wilson Fabbri (Paul Scherrer Institut), Susan (University of Nevada) Taylor (HySA/Catalysis at University of Cape Town), Annett Rabis (Paul Scherrer 15:20 450 WEC for WC: Wastewater Electrolysis Cell Institut), Pieter Levecque, Sharon Blair, for Toilet Wastewater Reuse and Hydrogen Olaf Conrad (HySA/Catalysis at University Production – Kangwoo Cho (California of Cape Town), and Rüdiger Kötz, and Institute of Technology, Korea Institute Thomas J. Schmidt (Paul Scherrer Institut) of Science and Technology), Daejung Kwon (California Institute of Technology, Korea Water Resources Corporation), and Michael R. Hoffmann (California Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 71 15:40 451 Comparison of Novel Anode Materials • 461 Preparation of a Thin Pd Membrane on for the Production of Hydrogen Using a Modified Porous Stainless Steel by a CuCl/HCl Electrolyzers – Patrick Stanley Calcined Li–Al Layered Double Hydroxide Richardson Edge and E. Bradley Easton Layer – Yen-Hsun Chi (Green Energy & (University of Ontario Institute of Environment Research Lab, ITRI, Taiwan, Technology) National Tsing Hua University), Meng- 16:00 452 Hydrogen Generation by Electrocatalyic Chang Lin, Yu-Li Lin (Green Energy & Reforming of Biomass-Related Environment Research Lab, ITRI), Jun-Yen Compounds: Ethylene Glycol – Kurt Uan (National Chung Hsing University), Spies and Eric M. Stuve (University of and Jin-Hua Huang (National Tsing Hua Washington) University) 16:20 453 Enhanced Photoelectrochemical Activity of • 462 Effects of Ni-Fe Additional Layer for GaN by Dry Etching into Nanopillar Array Methane Fuel in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells – – Wei-Jhih Tseng (IMEC) Haekyoung Kim (Yeungnam University) and Young Min Park (Research Institute of 16:40 454 Cu2O Decorated Mesoporous TiO2 Beads Industrial Science and Technology) as a Highly Efficient Photocatalyst for Hydrogen Productions – Wei-Yung Cheng, Tsung-Hsuan Yu, Kang-Ju Chao, and Shih- Stationary and Large Scale Electrical Energy Storage 2 Yuan Lu (National Tsing Hua University) B6 Energy Technology / Battery / Industrial Electrochemistry 17:00 455 Hydrogen Generation from the Catalytic and Electrochemical Engineering Hydrolysis of Sodium Borohydride Conference Room C, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Using Nanostructured Pt-Ni, Pt-Cu and Pt-Co Catalysts Supported on the Grid Storage: Applications and Stack Development – 08:00 – 09:40 Titanium Surface – Eugenijus Norkus, Loreta Tamašauskaitė-Tamašiūnaitė, 08:00 475 R&D status of Vanadium Flow Battery: Albina Žielienė, Aldona Jagminienė, Ina Challenge and Prospective – Huamin Stankevičienė, Leonas Naruškevičius, Zhang (Division for Energy Storage, Aldona Balčiūnaitė, Ausrine Zabielaitė, Dalian National Labtory For Clean Energy, and Algirdas Selskis (Center for Physical Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Sciences and Technology) Chinese Academy of Science)

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 08:20 476 High Power Density Redox Flow Battery Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Cells – Mike L. Perry, Robert M. Darling, and Rachid Zaffou (United Technologies Hydrogen Production, Conversion and Storage Research Center) Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 08:40 477 Hydrogen/Iron Regenerative Fuel Cell Co-Chairs: Emiliana Fabbri and Fanglin (Frank) Chen for Grid Storage Applications – Meital Alon (Tel Aviv University), Arnon Blum • 456 Hydrogen Generation Via Sodium (EnStorage Inc.), and Emanuel Peled (Tel Borohydride Hydrolysis Using Aviv University) Nanostructured Ruthenium-Nickel Catalyst Supported on the Titanium Surface – 09:00 478 Dynamic Modeling of Community Energy Eugenijus Norkus, Loreta Tamašauskaitė- Storage for Lifetime Estimation During Tamašiūnaitė, Albina Žielienė, Leonas Islanding – Robert L. Fares and Michael E. Naruškevičius, and Algirdas Selskis Webber (The University of Texas at Austin) (Center for Physical Sciences and 09:20 479 Redox Flow Battery Development For Technology) Stationary Energy Storage Applications • 457 Study of Bilayer Porous Structure for – Vincent L. Sprenkle, Wei Wang, David Efficient Light Absorption – M. C. Wang, Reed, Ed Thomsen, Zimin Nie, Brian D. H. Ge, J. J. Wang, and J. W. Jiao Koeppel, Qingtao Luo, Xiaoliang Wei, (Chinese Academy of Sciences) David Stephenson, Bin Li, Vilayanur Viswanathan, and Alasdair J. Crawford • 458 Cu- and Ni-Doped Mn15Co15O4 Spinel (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) Coatings on Metallic Interconnects for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells – Jong-Won Lee, Beom-Kyeong Park, Seung-Bok Lee, Redox Flow Batteries: Cell Characterization – 10:00 – 12:00 Tak-Hyoung Lim, Seok-Joo Park, and Rak-Hyun Song (Korea Institute of Energy 10:00 480 Half-Cell, Steady-State Flow-Battery Research) Experiments – Robert M. Darling and Mike • 459 Determine the Operating Conditions to L. Perry (United Technologies Research Minimize Carbon Deposition on Anode Center) Catalyst – Shaohua Cui (University of 10:20 481 Study of the Electrochemical Behavior of Science and Technology Beijing) High Voltage Vanadium-Metal Hydride • 460 High Performance of Corrole Derivatives Hybrid Semi-Flow Battery – Guo-Ming as a Potential Non-Precious Catalyst for Weng, Chi-Ying Vanessa Li, and Kwong- Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell – Yu Chan (The University of Hong Kong) Hsin-Chih Huang and Chen-Hao Wang (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology)

72 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 10:40 482 Numerical and Analytic Modeling of Grid Storage: Electrolytes and Active Material – 15:40 – 17:40 a Membraneless Hydrogen Bromine Laminar Flow Batter – William A. Braff, 15:40 491 Vanadium Redox-Flow-Battery Electrolyte Cullen R. Buie, and Martin Z. Bazant Preparation with Reducing Agents – WeiNa (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Li, Rachid Zaffou, Christopher C. Sholvin, 11:00 483 Kinetic Study of a Carbon Fiber Mike L. Perry, and Ying She (United Microelectrode in a Vanadium Redox Technologies Research Center) Flow Battery System – Qinghua Liu, Jake 16:00 492 A Symmetric Aqueous Electrolyte Prussian Houser, Andrew Burch, Ahmet Turhan, Blue Analogue Battery for Stationary Doug S. Aaron, Thomas A. Zawodzinski, Storage Applications – Mauro Pasta and Yi and Matthew M. Mench (The University of Cui (Stanford University) Tennessee Knoxville) 16:20 493 Novel Quinone-Based Couples for Flow 11:20 484 Diagnostics of All-Vanadium Flow Batteries – Brian Huskinson (Harvard Batteries Through an In Situ Local School of Engineering and Applied Potential Distribution Measurement Sciences), Saraf Nawar (Harvard College), Technique – Qinghua Liu, Ahmet Turhan, and Michael R. Gerhardt, and Michael J. Alexander B. Papandrew, Thomas A. Aziz (Harvard School of Engineering and Zawodzinski, and Matthew M. Mench (The Applied Sciences) University of Tennessee Knoxville) 16:40 494 New Bromine Complexing Agents for 11:40 485 In Situ Electrode Kinetics Studies of Bromide based Batteries – Eli Lancry, Ben- an All-Vanadium Redox Flow Battery Zion Magnes, Iris Ben-David, and Mira – Douglas S. Aaron (The University of Freiberg (ICL-IP) Tennessee Knoxville), Che-Nan Sun (Oak 17:00 495 Na-Metal Halide Battery For Stationary Ridge National Laboratory), and Michael Energy Storage Applications – Vincent Bright, Alexander B. Papandrew, Matthew L. Sprenkle, Jin Yong Kim, Xiaochuan M. Mench, and Thomas A. Zawodzinski Lu, and Guosheng Li (Pacific Northwest (The University of Tennessee Knoxville) National Laboratory)

Redox Flow Batteries: Electrodes and Separators – 14:00 – 15:40 Nanoarchitectures for Energy Storage 1 Battery / Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical

B7 May Tuesday, 14 14:00 486 Nanofiltration Membranes for Vanadium Electrochemistry Flow Battery Application – Hongzhang Grand Ballroom East 2, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Zhang (Division for Energy Storage, Dalian National Laboratory for Clean Nanostructured Anodes – 08:00 – 10:20 Energy, Dalian Institute of Chemical Co-Chair: David Mitlin Physics, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), Huamin Zhang (Division for 08:00 507 MBE Growth and Structural and Energy Storage, Dalian National Labtory Electrochemical Characterization For Clean Energy, Dalian Institute of of Indium Tin Oxide and Tin Oxide Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Nanoparticles Grown on Silicon – Michal Science), and Xianfeng Li (Dalian National Osiak, Eileen Armstrong, and Colm Laboratory for Clean Energy, Dalian O’Dwyer (University College Cork) lnstitute of Chemical Physics, Chinese 08:20 508 Nanostructured Nickel Oxide Foams As the Academy of Science) Anode of Rechargeable Lithium Batteries 14:20 487 Effects of Membrane Thickness on the – Woo-Sung Choi and Heon-Cheol Shin Performance of Vanadium Redox Flow (Pusan National University) Batteries – Ertan Agar (Drexel University), 08:40 509 Ultrasmall Lithium Titanate Nanocrystals Dongyang Chen, Michael A. Hickner (The Showing Extremely Fast Lithium Insertion Pennsylvania State University), and Emin – Dina Fattakhova-Rohlfing, Johann Caglan Kumbur (Drexel University) M. Feckl, Ksenia Fominykh, Markus 14:40 488 Asymmetric Performance Testing of Döblinger, and Thomas Bein (Department Carbon Felt Electrodes to Identify the of Chemistry and Center for NanoScience Limiting Electrode in Vanadium Redox (CeNS), University of Munich (LMU)) Flow Batteries – Ertan Agar, Christopher 09:00 510 Hierarchical Carbon Coated Li Ti O -TiO R. Dennison, Kevin W. Knehr, and Emin 4 5 12 2 Octahedron-like Nanoparticles Composed Caglan Kumbur (Drexel University) Microspheres for High Performance Li- 15:00 489 HER/HOR Catalysts for the H2-Br2 Ion Batteries – Jin-Yun Liao (University Fuel Cell System – Trung Van Nguyen, of Waterloo), Xingcheng Xiao, Mei Cai Haley Kreutzer, Venkata Yarlagadda (The (General Motors Research & Development University of Kansas), and Eric McFarland, Center), and Zhongwei Chen (University of and Nirala Singh (University of California Waterloo) at Santa Barbara) 09:20 511 Conducting Quantitative Electrochemistry 15:20 490 Anion Exchange Membranes for Vanadium on a TEM to Study Rate Dependencies Redox Flow Batteries – Dongyang Chen, in the Reversible Lithiation of Silicon Michael A. Hickner (The Pennsylvania Nanowires – Kevin R. Zavadil, Yang State University), and Ertan Agar, and Liu, Charles Thomas Harris, and John P. Emin Caglan Kumbur (Drexel University) Sullivan (Sandia National Laboratories) 09:40 Break

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 73 10:00 512 Understanding Lithium Alloy Induced 15:00 521 Intermetallic CoSn5 Phase: A New Anode Volumetric Expansion in Silicon Stable High-Capacity As Anodes for Li- Electrodes Via in Situ High Resolution Ion Batteries – Wei-Qiang Han (Ningbo Spectroelectrochemical Diffraction Institute of Material Technology and Microscopy – Sankaran Murugesan (The Engineering) and Xiaoliang Wang (Ningbo University of Texas at Austin), Keith J. Institute of Material Technology & Stevenson (Texas Materials Insitute, The Engineering (NIMTE), Chinese Academy University of Texas at Austin), and Lauren of Sciences, Ningbo, 315201, PR China) J. Webb, and Kjell W. Schroder (The 15:20 Break University of Texas Austin) 15:40 522 Synthesis of Amorphous Iron Oxide Nanosheets and Study on Its Lithium Nanostructured Carbons – 10:20 – 12:20 Storage Mechanism – Chen Xu (TUM Co-Chair: Kevin R. Zavadil CREATE Research Center @ NTU, Nanyang Technological University) 10:20 513 Mesoporous Nitrogen-Rich Carbons 16:00 523 Graphene-Based Flexible Anode Materials Derived from Protein for Ultra- for Lithium Ion Batteries – Yuhai Hu High Capacity Battery Anodes and (Western University), Xifei Li (Western Supercapacitors – David Mitlin, Zhi University), Dongsheng Geng, Ruying Li Li, Zhanwei Xu, Xuehai Tan, Huanlei (University of Western Ontario), Mei Cai Wang, Chris Holt, and Tyler Stephenson (General motors), and Xueliang Andy Sun (University of Alberta and NINT NRC) (Western University) 11:00 514 Architecture Options for Carbon Nanotube 16:20 524 High Capacity Three Dimensional Anodes Papers: Gradient Surface Area Paper and for Li-Ion Batteries – Jacob Haag and Other Varieties – David W. Firsich and Michael Durstock (Air Force Research David J. Haas (Inorganic Specialists, Inc.) Laboratory) 11:20 515 Hierarchical Nanostructured Core- Shelled Sn@C Nanoparticles Embedded Next Generation of Supercapacitors in Graphene Nanosheetes as High B8 Energy Technology Performance Anodes for Lithium Ion Conference Room B, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Batteries – Dongniu Wang (Western Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 University), Xifei Li (Western University), Devices I – 10:00 – 12:00 Jinli Yang (Western University), Co-Chairs: Jeffrey W. Long and David Mitlin Dongsheng Geng, Ruying Li (University of Western Ontario), Mei Cai (General 10:00 560 Study of Li-Ion Capacitors’ Cycle Motors Research & Development Center), Performance – Wanjun Cao (Florida State and Tsun Kong Sham, and Xueliang Andy University) and Jim P. Zheng (Florida Sun (Western University) A&M University and Florida State 11:40 516 Computational Study on the Stability of University) Hybrid Nanostructures of Silicon and 10:20 561 Lithiated Silicon/Activated Carbon Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes – Sameer Lithium Ion Hybrid Capacitor – Joong S. Damle, Siladitya Pal, Rigved Epur, Kee Lee (Korea Institute of Science and Prashant N. Kumta, and Spandan Maiti Technology) (University of Pittsburgh) 10:40 562 An Inorganic Molten Salt Supercapacitor 12:00 517 Exploring the Interaction between Lithium – Donald W. Kirk and John W. Graydon Ion and Defective Graphene Surface Using (University of Toronto) DFT Studies – Vijayakumar Murugesan 11:00 563 Keys Parameters for Highly Efficient (Pacific Northwest National Lab) and Silicon Nanowires Micro-Supercapacitors Jianzhi Hu (Pacific northwest National – Fleur Thissandier (CEA Grenoble/INAC/ Laboratory) SPrAM (UMR 5819-CEA-CNRS-UJF)/ LEMOH), Pascal Gentile, Nicolas Pauc Li-ion Anodes – 14:00 – 17:00 (CEA Grenoble/INAC/SP2M/SiNaPS), Thierry Brousse (Institut des Matériaux 14:00 518 Electrochemical Lithiation of Silicon Jean Rouxel (IMN) - CNRS/University of Clathrate Materials – Rahul Raghavan, Nantes), Gérard Bidan (CEA Grenoble/ Nicholas Wagner, Ran Zhao (Arizona State INAC), Emmanuel Hadji (CEA Grenoble/ University), Kwai S. Chan (Southwest INAC/SP2M/SiNaPS), and Saïd Sadki Research Institute), and Candace K. Chan (CEA Grenoble/INAC/SPrAM (UMR (Arizona State University) 5819-CEA-CNRS-UJF)/LEMOH) 14:20 519 Electrochemical Preparation of Iron 11:20 564 Hybrid Supercapacitors Inc.luding a Phosphide Anodes for Lithium Secondary Li4Ti5O12/Activated Carbon Composite Battery – In-Tae Park and Heon-Cheol Negative Electrode – Aurore Dabonot Shin (Pusan National University) (CEA Grenoble, ADEME), and Sophie Mailley, Philippe Azaïs, Pascal Mailley, 14:40 520 A Sandwich Structured Rgo/Cu6Sn5 and Elise Dagorne-Gutel (CEA Grenoble) Composite as an Anode Material for Li- Ion Batteries – Yong-Yao Xia (Fudan 11:40 565 Modeling of a Laboratory Scale University) Electrolytic Double Layer Capacitor – Ganesh Madabattula and Sanjeev Kumar (Indian Institute of Science)

74 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Devices II – 14:00 – 16:20 • 575 Nickel Oxide Nanoflower Supported on Co-Chairs: Jim P. Zheng and W. Zhang Carbon for Supercapacitor Applications – Brian Ki Hun Kim, Victor Chabot, and 14:00 566 Aqueous Asymmetric Electrochemical Aiping Yu (University of Waterloo) Capacitors: Fundamental Design and • 576 Inkjet-Printed Flexible Graphene Based Practical Considerations En Route to Safe, Supercapacitors – Matthew H. Ervin (US High-Performance Pulse Power – Megan Army Research Laboratory), and Linh T. B. Sassin, Jeffrey W. Long, Cheyne P. Le, and Woo Y. Lee (Stevens Institute of Hoag (US Naval Research Laboratory), Technology) Azzam N. Mansour (Naval Surface Warfare Center), Jean M. Wallace (US • 577 Supercapacitive Performance of Naval Research Laboratory, Nova Research Nanostructural Nitrogen Substituted TiO2 – Inc.), and Debra R. Rolison (US Naval Guoqing Zhang Sr, Yong Jiang Sr (Yangtze Research Laboratory) Normal University), and Zhichuan Xu Sr (School of material science and 14:20 567 Flexible Supercapacitor Device Based on engineering, Nanyang Technology Free-Standing Transition Metal Oxides University) / Reduced Graphene Oxide Hybrid Paper Electrode – Afriyanti Sumboja • 578 Development of Electrode Materials with (Nanyang Technological University), Ce Controlled Composition for High Energy Yao Foo (School of Materials Science Li-Ion Supercapacitor – Jenn-Yeu Hwang, and Engineering, Nanyang Technological Li-Duan Tsai, Chun-Lung Li, Chung- University, 639798, Singapore), and Hsiang Chao, and Jason Fang (Industrial Pooi See Lee (Nanyang Technological Technology Research Institute) University) • 579 Colloidal Processing of MnO2-Carbon 14:40 568 Nanofiber-Based Electrodes for High Nanotube Electrodes for Electrochemical Power Supercapacitors – Chau Tran and Supercapacitors – Mustafa Sami Ata and Vibha Kalra (Drexel University) Igor Zhitomirsky (McMaster University) 15:00 569 Graphene-Nickel Cobaltite Nanocomposite • 580 Electrodeposition of Polypyrrole and Asymmetrical Supercapacitor with Composite Electrodes for Electrochemical Commercial Level Mass Loading – David Supercapacitors – Shilei Chen and Igor Mitlin and Huanlei Wang (University of Zhitomirsky (McMaster University) Alberta and NINT NRC) • 581 Polypyrrole-Based Electrochemical May Tuesday, 14 15:20 570 Performance Comparison of Lead-Carbon Supercapacitors with High Capacitance, Hybrid Ultracapacitors with Substrate- Rate Capability and Cycle Stability Integrated and Pasted-Positive Plates – Kaiyuan Shi, Yeling Zhu, and Igor – Anjan Banerjee, Palathedath Suresh Zhitomirsky (McMaster University) Kumar, Musuwathi K. Ravikumar, and • 582 The Prevention of Leakage Current Ashok K. Shukla (Indian Institute of In Graphene-Polyaniline-BST based Science) Electrodes – Supriya Ketkar, Manoj Ram, 15:40 571 Glass Wool Material as Alternative Ashok Kumar, and Andrew M. Hoff Separator for Higher Rating Electric (University of South Florida) Double Layer Capacitor – Zulkarnain Bin Ahmad Noorden, Sougoro Sugawara, and Solar Fuels 2 Satoshi Matsumoto (Shibaura Institute of B9 Energy Technology / Industrial Electrochemistry and Technology) Electrochemical Engineering / Physical and Analytical 16:00 Break Electrochemistry Willow Ballroom East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Photoelectrochemical Cells and Solar Fuels – 08:00 – 10:00 Co-Chairs: Nianqiang Wu and Mahendra Kumar Sunkara Next Generation Supercapacitors Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 08:00 592 Improving Durability of III-V Based PEC • 572 Metal Tetraaminophthalocyanine Polymers Electrode: Atomistic Insight from Theory as Organic Supercapacitor Materials – and Experiments – Tadashi Ogitsu, Woon Kevin Klunder and Thomas F. Guarr Ih Choi, Brandon C. Wood (Lawrence (Michigan State University Bioeconomy Livermore National Laboratory), David Institute) Prendergast (Lawrence Berkeley National • 573 Quantifying the Effects of Carbon Sub- Laboratory), Todd Gregory Deutsch, Heli Nanoporous Structures on Electrochemical Wang, John Turner (National Renewable Capacitance – Johnathon Norman Caguiat, Energy Laboratory), Michael G. Weir, Kyle Charles Q Jia, and Donald W. Kirk E. George, Douglas C. Hanks, Monika (University of Toronto) Blum (University of Nevada Las Vegas), Wanli Yang (Lawrence Berkeley National • 574 Effects of Temperature on Electrochemical Laboratory), and Markus Baer, Lothar Double Layer Capacitor Performance Weinhardt, and Clemens Heske (University Using Activated Carbon Electrodes – of Nevada Las Vegas) Jocelyn E. Zuliani, Mehzabeen Zereen, Charles Q Jia, and Donald W. Kirk (University of Toronto)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 75 08:40 593 Maintaining pH Gradients in Solar Fuel 12:00 602 Low-Cost TCO Less Counter Electrodes Technologies Using Bipolar Membranes: for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell Application Defining Parameters and Evaluating – Niladri Vyas (SPECIFIC, Swansea Materials – Michael B. McDonald University), David A. Wragg (Swansea (University of Manitoba), Shane Ardo University), and Cecile Charbonneau, (California Institute of Technology), Matthew Carnie, David A. Worsley, and Michael Freund (University of Manitoba), Trystan M. Watson (SPECIFIC, Swansea and Nathan S. Lewis (California Institute University) of Technology) 09:00 594 Photocatalytic Water-Splitting and Carbon Dioxide Conversion to Fuels – 14:00 – 18:00 Simultaneous Gas Segregation from Dual- Co-Chairs: D. Chu and A. Manivanana Sided Photocatalytic Membrane – Stephen L. Rhoden, Howard D. Mettee, and Clovis 14:00 603 Photooxidation Reactions at A. Linkous (Youngstown State University) Nanostructured Oxide Photoelectrodes 09:20 595 Water Oxidation by Mononuclear Ru(II) – Renata Solarska (Departmet of Catalysts Functionalized onto Metal Oxide Chemistry, University of Warsaw) and Jan Surfaces – Diane K. Zhong, Shengliang Augustynski (Centre of New Technologies Zhao, Dmitry E. Polyansky, and Etsuko Universty of Warsaw) Fujita (Brookhaven National Laboratory) 14:20 604 Solar Conversion of CO2 into Methanol – 09:40 Break Jeung Ku Kang (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)) Dye Sensitized Solar Cells and Solar Materials – 10:00 – 12:20 15:00 605 Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting and Co-Chairs: Jae Joon Lee and Pawel J. Kulesza CO2 Conversion for Solar Fuels – Sung Kyu Choi, Un Seock Kang, Hye Won 10:00 596 Biodegradation of Lignin by Laccase for Jeong (Kyungpook National University), Conversion of Biomass to Fuel: Analysis Jae Joon Lee (Konkuk University), and of Substrate Binding – Gongyi Hong Hyunwoong Park (Kyungpook National and Ruth Pachter (Air Force Research University) Laboratory) 15:40 606 Solar Fuel Production From CO2 and H2O 10:20 597 Generation of Integrated Solid-State by Brookite-Containing Mixed-Phase TiO2 Photocatalysts – Huilei Zhao, Lianjun Liu, Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Microelectrochemical Optoelectronic Devices by Coupling Dye-Sensitized Solar and Ying Li (University of Wisconsin- Cell and Redox Supercapacitor – Pawel Milwaukee) J. Kulesza, Magdalena Skunik, Katarzyna 16:00 Break Grzejszczyk (University of Warsaw), and 16:20 607 First Principles Investigation of the Nick Vlachopoulos, and Anders Hagfeldt Structural-Phase and Impurity-Doping (Uppsala University) Effects On the Photocatalytic Performance 10:40 598 Novel Energy Relay Dyes for High of Bismuth Vanadate – Kyoung E. Kweon Efficiency Dye Sensitized Solar Cell via and Gyeong S. Hwang (The University of Förster Resonance Energy Transfer – Texas at Austin) Mohammad Mahbubur Rahman and Jae 16:40 608 Stress Controlled CO2 Electrochemical Joon Lee (Konkuk University) Reduction on Copper – Michael F. 11:00 599 Platinized Counter Electrodes for Dye Francis (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Sensitized Solar Cells Through the Lausanne, Brown University) Redox Replacement of a Low Power 17:00 609 Reduction of CO2 to Methanol in Electrodeposited Lead Sacrificial Template Photoelectrochemical Cell: CM-n-TiO2 /Cu – David A. Wragg (Swansea University), – Velammal Palanichamy, Mourad Frites Kirsi Yliniemi (Aalto University), and (Duquesne University), McMahan L. Gray Trystan M. Watson, and David A. Worsley (National Energy Technology Center), and (SPECIFIC, Swansea University) Shahed UM Khan (Duquesne University) 11:20 600 Monitoring the Effect of N-Heterocyclic 17:20 610 Measurement of Oxygen Gas Transport Compound Additives in Dye Sensitized Resistance in Cathode Catalyst Layers of Solar Cell Electrolytes for Corrosion PEFC – Hiroshi Yasuda, Kenji Kobayashi, Inhibition – David A. Wragg (Swansea Akimasa Daimaru, and Michio Hori (Fuel University), and Trystan M. Watson, and Cell Research Center, Daido University) David A. Worsley (SPECIFIC, Swansea University) 17:40 611 Hydrogen Peroxide as Solar Fuel – Shunichi Fukuzumi (Osaka University, 11:40 601 An Inorganic/Organic Hybrid Coating ALCA, JST, Ewha Womans University) for Low Cost Metal Mounted Dye Sensitized Solar Cells – Niladri Vyas, Matthew Carnie, Cecile Charbonneau, David A. Worsley, and Trystan M. Watson (SPECIFIC, Swansea University)

76 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton 10:20 713 Crystallographical Characterization of IGSCC of Alloy600 in Simulated Primary Solar Fuels Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Water Environment of Pressurized Water Co-Chair: Nianqiang Wu Reactor – Shinji Fujimoto, Takashi Ogawa, Yuya Morita, Hiroaki Tsuchiya, Yoshiki Mikami, and Masahito Mochizuki (Osaka • 612 Electric Characteristic Study and University) Characteristic Analysis for Flexible 10:40 714 Effect of Surface Mechanical Attrition Photoelectric Thin Films and Devices – Treatment (SMAT) On the Electrochemical Geng-Wei Chang (National Chiao Tung Behavior and Oxide Film Composition University), Ting-Chang Chang, Kuan- of Alloy 600 – Melissa Faichuk (The Chang Chang, Tsung-Ming Tsai, Yong-En University of Western Ontario), Sridhar Syu (National Sun Yat-Sen University), Ramamurthy (University of Western Ya-Hsiang Tai (National Chiao Tung Ontario), James J. Noel (The University University), Min-Chuan Wang, Tian-You of Western Ontario), and David Shoesmith Liao, Yu-Chen Li (Physics Division, (University of Western Ontario) Institute of Nuclear Energy Research, Taoyuan, Taiwan), Fu-Yen Jian (National 11:00 715 Electrochemical Aspects of Stress Sun Yat-Sen University.), and Jhe-Ciou Jhu Corrosion Cracking of Ni-Cr-Fe Alloys (National Sun Yat-Sen University) in Acid Sulfate Solutions Relevant to Nuclear Steam Generators – Suraj Persaud, • 613 Effect of Electrospun Hierarchical Anatolie G. Carcea, and Roger C. Newman Mesoporous Anatase TiO2 Nanofibers on (University of Toronto) Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells – Yui Whei Chen-Yang, Yu Pin Lin, Sih Yin Lin, and Yuan Ching Lee (Chung Yuan Christian Bioelectronics, Biointerfaces, University) E1 and Biomedical Applications 5 • 614 Fabrication and Modification of Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Electronics Hierarchical TiO2 Nano-Architectures for and Photonics / Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Photocatalytic Applications – Gregory Lui, Sensor Jin-Yun Liao, Michael Fowler, and Aiping Conference Room D, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Yu (University of Waterloo) Biosensors & Biointerfaces – 08:40 – 12:00 Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Corrosion in Nuclear Energy Systems: D2 From Cradle to Grave 08:40 716 New Approaches and Applications of Corrosion Nanostructured Microfluidic Immunoarrays for Cancer Biomarker Proteins – James Provincial Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton F. Rusling, Colleen Krause, Brunah Otieno, and Greg Bishop (University of Reactor Materials – 08:00 – 11:20 Co-Chairs: S. Fujimoto and David Shoesmith Connecticut) 09:00 717 Fabrication of a DNA Sensor Based on 08:00 708 Diffusion of Hydrogen Through the Simultaneous Electrochemical Impedance Walls of Carbon Steel Pipes Experiencing Spectroscopy and Localized Surface Flow-Accelerated Corrosion Under Plasmon Resonance – Xin Ran Cheng, Hydrothermal Conditions – David S. Ben YH Hau, Nan Li (University of Mancey, Jeff Keyes, Jared M. Smith, Toronto Scarborough), Tatsuro Endo Don G. Webb (Atomic Energy of Canada (Tokyo Institute of Technology), and Limited), and Mark SL Godin (Atomic Kagan Kerman (University of Toronto Energy of Canada Limited (Retired)) Scarborough) 08:40 709 Electrochemical Passivity of N18 Zircaloy 09:20 718 Conformationally Constrained Functional Before and After Kinetic Transition – Peptide Monolayers for the Controlled Yunhan Ling (Tsinghua University) Display of Bioactive Carbohydrate Ligands 09:00 710 Passivation in Non-Random Solid- – Justin M. Kaplan (Temple University), Solution Alloys – Dorota M. Artymowicz Jing Shang (University of Washington), (University of Toronto), Karl Sieradzki Pierangelo Gobbo, Sabrina Antonello (Arizona State University), and Roger C. (University of Padova), Vijay Chatare Newman (University of Toronto) (Temple University), Daniel M. Ratner (University of Washington), Rodrigo B. 09:20 711 Oxide Film Formation On Alloy 600 As a Andrade (Temple University), and Flavio Function of Potential – Dan Mizzi, Ahmed Maran (University of Padova, Temple Y. Musa (The University of Western University) Ontario), Sridhar Ramamurthy (University of Western Ontario), and Jungsook Clara 09:40 Break Wren (The University of Western Ontario) 10:00 719 Semi-Automated Ultrasensitive 09:40 Break Electrochemical Microfluidic Device for Multiplexed Detection of Cancer Protein 10:00 712 Challenges in Achieving Extended Biomarkers – Brunah Otieno, Colleen Lifetimes of Structural Materials in Krause (University of Connecticut), Alina Commercial Nuclear Power Plants – Peter Latus (University of Bucharest, University L. Andresen (GE Global Research Center) of Connecticut), and James F. Rusling (University of Connecticut)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 77 10:20 720 Rapid Electrochemical Detection of Cancer 15:40 729 Electrochemical Analysis of Photosystem Biomarkers On Disposable Inkjet-Printed I Films Deposited on Various Electrode Au-Immunoarrays – Colleen Krause, Materials – Gabriel LeBlanc, Gongping Brunah Otieno (University of Connecticut), Chen, G. Kane Jennings, and David E. Alina Latus (University of Connecticut, Cliffel (Vanderbilt University) University of Bucharest), and James F. 16:00 730 Electrochemical Removal of Bacteria and Rusling (University of Connecticut) Biofilms Formed on Metal Substrates – 10:40 721 Material Characterization and Mahdi Dargahi, Zeinab Hosseinidoust, Electrochemical Performance for All- Nathalie Tufenkji, and Sasha Omanovic Inkjet Organic Isfet-Based Biosensor (McGill University) – Carme Martinez-Domingo (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)), Mariana Medina-Sánchez (Catalan Institute of Graphene, Ge/III-V, and Emerging Materials for Post Nanotechnology (ICN)), Eloi Ramon, E2 CMOS Applications 5 Ana Alcalde-Aragonés (Universitat Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)), and Photonics Sandrine Miserere (Catalan Institute of Provincial Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Nanotechnology (ICN)), Jordi Carrabina (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Germanium Nanostructures and Devices – 08:30 – 12:10 (UAB)), Arben Merkoçi (Catalan Institute Co-Chairs: Geert Eneman and David J. Lockwood of Nanotechnology (ICN)), and Henrique Leonel Gomes (Universidade do Algarve) 08:30 743 Photoluminescence Efficiency of Germanium Dots Self-Assembled on 11:00 722 Iridium-Ruthenium Oxide Coatings as Oxides – David J. Lockwood, Nelson High-Charge-Injection Neural Stimulating L. Rowell (National Research Council Electrodes – Nehar Ullah and Sasha Canada), Eric G. Barbagiovanni, Lyudmila Omanovic (McGill University) V. Goncharova, Peter J. Simpson (Western 11:20 723 Preparation and Characterization of Si- University), Isabelle Berbezier, Guillaume Containing Titanium Oxide Film by Micro- Amiard, Luc Favre, Antoine Ronda Arc Oxidation – Shih-Fu Ou (National (Institut Matériaux Microélectronique Kaohsiung University of Applied Science), Nanosciences de Provence), and Marco and Fang-Yu Fan, and Keng-Liang Ou Faustini, and David Grosso (Collège de

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 (Taipei Medical University) France) 11:40 724 Electron-Transfer Rates and Dioxygen 09:00 744 Tensor Evaluation of Stress Relaxation Reduction Products for Electrode- Profile in Strained SiGe Nanostructures Wired P450 Mutants – Andrew K. Udit on Si Substrate – Motohiro Tomita (Meiji (Occidental College) University, Research Fellow of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science), Bio-Based Approaches to Energy – 14:00 – 16:20 Daisuke Kosemura (Meiji University), Koji Usuda (Collaborative Research Team Green Nanoelectronics Center, AIST), and 14:00 725 Implantable Biofuel Cells Operating Atsushi Ogura (Meiji University) In Vivo – towards Biomedical Devices Powered with Electricity Harvested 09:20 745 Structural and Optical Properties of Si/ Inside the Body – Evgeny Katz (Clarkson Ge Nanowire Heterojunctions – Leonid University) Tsybeskov, H.- Y. Chang, Selina Mala (New Jersey Institute of Technology), Ted 14:20 726 Enzyme Assembly Inside Nanotube Forest Kamins (Stanford University), and David Films for Self-Powered Biodevices – J. Lockwood, and Xiaohua Wu (National Matsuhiko Nishizawa, Shuhei Yoshino, Research Council Canada) Takeo Miyake (Tohoku University), and Takeo Yamada, and Kenji Hata (National 09:50 Coffee Break Institute of Advanced Industrial Science 10:10 746 Stress Simulations of Si- and Ge-Channel and Technology) FinFETs for the 14 nm-Node and Beyond – 14:40 727 Application-Oriented Investigation of Geert Eneman, David P. Brunco, Liesbeth Amino Acid Poisoning At Highly Porous Witters, Benjamin Vincent, Paola Favia, Platinum Electrodes for Glucose Oxidation Andriy Hikavyy, An De Keersgieter, – Christian Köhler, Lena Bleck, and Sven Jerome Mitard, Roger Loo (IMEC), Kerzenmacher (Laboratory for MEMS Anabela Veloso (Imec), Olivier Richard, Applications, Department of Microsystems Hugo Bender, Wilfried Vandervorst, Matty Engineering – IMTEK, University of Caymax (IMEC), Naoto Horiguchi (Imec), Freiburg) and Nadine Collaert, and Aaron Thean (IMEC) 15:00 Intermission 10:40 747 Ge Nanostructures in High-K Materials 15:20 728 Biostimulation of Grape Juice for – Peter Seidel, Maximilian Geyer, Enhanced Bioelectricity Generation in David Lehninger, Frank Schneider Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) – Navanietha (Institut für Angewandte Physik, TU Krishnaraj R. and Sheela Berchmans Bergakademie Freiberg), Volker Klemm (CSIR-Central Electrochemical Research (Institut für Werkstoffwissenschaften, TU Institute) Bergakademie Freiberg), and Johannes Heitmann (Institut für Angewandte Physik, TU Bergakademie Freiberg)

78 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 11:10 748 GeSn Film Deposition Using Metal Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition – E3 and Photonic Devices Kohei Suda, Tomohiro Uno, Tatsuya Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics Miyakawa (Meiji University), Hideaki and Photonics / Sensor Machida, Masato Ishikawa, Hiroshi Sudo Conference Room F, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton (Gas-phase Growth Ltd.), Yoshio Ohshita (Toyota Technological Institute), and Enhancement Effects – 08:20 – 10:00 Atsushi Ogura (Meiji University) Co-Chair: Anthony Kenyon 11:30 749 Identification of Deep Levels Associated with Extended and Point Defects in GeSn 08:20 788 Thermally Activated Emission From Direct Epitaxial Layers Using Dlts – Somya Bandgap-like Silicon Quantum Dots – Gupta, Eddy Simoen (IMEC), Henk Katerina Dohnalova, Saba Saeed (Van der Vrielinck (University of Gent), Benjamin Waals-Zeeman Institute, University of Vincent, Federica Gencarelli, Clement Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Alexander Merckling, Roger Loo (IMEC), and Marc N. Poddubny, Alexei A. Prokofiev (Ioffe Heyns (IMEC, University of Leuven) Physical-Technical Institute RAS, Saint- 11:50 750 Semi-Metal Nanowire Field Effect Petersburg), and Tom Gregorkiewicz (Van Transistors From First Principle der Waals-Zeeman Institute, University of Calculation – Lida Ansari, Giorgos Fagas, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and James C. Greer (Tyndall National 09:00 789 (Invited) On the Origin of the Step-Like Institute) Quantum Yield of Si-Nanocrystals: MEG or Efficient Exciton Generation Via Critical Points in C-si – Matthew P. Halsall, Graphene Properties – 14:00 – 18:00 Iain Forbes Crowe, Tony Peaker (The Co-Chairs: Vladimir Fal’ko and Christoph Stampfer University of Manchester), Miraj Shah 14:00 751 Graphene Thermal Properties and (University College London), Anthony Applications for Heat Removal in the Kenyon (UCL), Oksana Hulko, Andy Phase Change Materials – Pradyumna P. Knights (McMaster University), and Goli (University of California Riverside) Pengyuan Yang, and Russell Gwilliam and Alexander A. Balandin (University of (The University of Surrey) California) 09:40 Break 14:30 752 Thermal Transport in Graphene and May Tuesday, 14 Graphene-based Composites – Jiuning Er-Doped Structures – 10:00 – 12:00 Hu, Wonjun Park, Xiulin Ruan, and Co-Chair: A. P. Knights Yong P. Chen (Purdue University, Purdue University) 10:00 790 (Invited) Er Doped-Si Nanostructures 15:00 753 Transport in Graphene-based Nanodevices Coupled with Photonic Crystals for High – Christoph Stampfer, Bernat Terres, Enhancement of Light Extraction – Maria Jan Dauber, Christian Volk, and Stephan Miritello (CNR-IMM MATIS), Roberto Engels (RWTH Aachen University) Lo Savio, Matteo Galli (Universita` degli Studi di Pavia), Alessia Irrera, Fabio 15:30 Intermission Iacona, Giorgia Franzò (CNR-IMM 15:50 754 Nanoelectronic Properties and Applications MATIS), Lucio C. Andreani (Universita` of Chemically Functionalized Graphene – degli Studi di Pavia), Liam O’ Faolain, Mark C. Hersam (Northwestern University) Thomas Krauss (SUPA, School of Physics 16:20 755 Theoretical Study of Silicene and and Astronomy, University of St Andrews), Germanene – Michel Houssa, Emilio and Francesco Priolo (University of Scalise, Bas van den Broek (University of Catania, CNR-IMM MATIS) Leuven), Geoffrey Pourtois (IMEC), and 10:40 791 (Invited) Optimizing Er-Doped Layer Valery Afanas’ev, and André Stesmans Stacks for Integrated Light Emitting (University of Leuven) Devices – Blas Garrido (University of 16:50 756 Moiré Minibands in Graphene Barcelona), Joan Manel Ramirez, Francisca Heterojunctions with Hexagonal 2D Peiro, Sonia Estrade, Jose Maria Rebled, Crystals – Vladimir Fal’ko (Lancaster Yonder Berencen, Luis Lopez-Conesa University) (University of Barcelona), and Alberto Eljarrat (A detailed itinerary of our main results and current advances in Er-doped light emitting devices are here reported We start with the photoluminescence, then the electrical characterization and the electroluminescence of Er-doped capacitors and active slo) 11:20 792 (Invited) Rare Earth Sensitization in Si- Based Structures for Photonic Applications – Fabrice Gourbilleau, Chuan-hui Liang, Yong-tao An, Alexandre Fafin, Julien Cardin, Larysa Khomenkova, Christophe Labbé, Magali Morales, and Christian Dufour (CIMAP/CEA/CNRS/Ensicaen/ UCBN)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 79 Conference Room F, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton • 801 Characteristics of Fluorine-Doped Tin Oxide as a Transparent Heater on PET Doping Issues – 14:00 – 16:20 Prepared by ECR-MOCVD – Chairul Co-Chair: Blas Garrido Hudaya (Energy Convergence Research Center, Green City Research Institute, 14:00 793 (Invited) Doping Silicon Dielectrics KIST, University of Science and with Silicon, Cerium and Oxygen Via Technology), Ji Hun Park, Wonchang Choi Ion Implantation – A. P. Knights, Rachel (Energy Convergence Research Center, M. Savidge (McMaster University), and Green City Research Institute, KIST), and Matthew P. Halsall, and Iain Forbes Crowe Joong Kee Lee (University of Science and (The University of Manchester) Technology, Energy Convergence Research 14:40 794 (Invited) N- and p-type Impurity Co-Doped Center, Green City Research Institute, and Compensated Silicon Nanocrystals KIST) in Silicate and in Solution – Minoru Fujii (Kobe University) Organic Semiconductor Materials, Devices, 15:20 795 (Invited) Optical and Magnetic Properties E4 and Processing 4 of Defective MgO Microcrystals – Takashi Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science | Uchino (Kobe University) and Technology 16:00 Break Willow Ballroom Center, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton

New Organic Semiconductor Device and Circuit Concepts – Conference Room F, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 08:30 – 12:00 Co-Chair: Seongil Im and David J. Gundlach Advances in Nano Systems – 16:20 – 18:20 Co-Chair: Fabrice Gourbilleau 08:30 816 Design and Development of Flexible Organic Devices for Integration in 16:20 796 (Invited) Ballistic Electron Effects in High Efficient Circuitry – Munira Raja Nanosilicon and Their Applications – (University of Liverpool) Nobuyoshi Koshida (Tokyo University of A & T), Naokatsu I. Ikegami, Akira 09:00 817 Influence of Au Nanoparticles On Kojima (Tokyo University of Agri & Tech), NOMFET for Application of Cancer Stem Cell Bio-Sensor – Kyoung-Cheol Kwon,

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Romain Mentek (Tokyo Univ of A & T), and Bernard Gelloz (Nagoya University) Hyun-Min Seung, Jong-Dae Lee, Jong-Sun Lee, Dong Hyun Yang, Dong-Hyun Park, 17:00 797 (Invited) Plasmonic Nanoantennas for Jin Pyo Hong, and Jea-Gun Park (Hanyang Nanoscale Interactions with Quantum Dot University) Emitters – Tyler Roschuk and Stefan A. Maier (Imperial College London) 09:20 818 Toward Fully Plastic Batteries: Electroactive Polymer-Carbon Composite 17:40 798 (Invited) Ultraviolet and Long-Lived Blue Electrodes for Rechargeable Batteries Luminescence of Oxidized Porous Silicon – Burak Esat, Sumeyye Bahceci, and – Bernard Gelloz (Nagoya University), Muhammed Aydin (Fatih University) Romain Mentek (Tokyo Univ of A & T), and Nobuyoshi Koshida (Tokyo University 09:40 Break of A & T) 09:55 819 High Performance Organic Electronic Devices Using Carbon Nanotube Electrodes – Saiful I. Khondaker, Biddut Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Sarker, and Narae Kang (University of Central Florida) Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Co-Chairs: Peter Mascher and P. Joshi 10:15 820 Novel Photo-Stable Small-Molecule Based Organic Thin-Film Transistors Coupled • 799 Spectral Engineering Through Down with Pentacene Devices – Seongil Im Shifting by Silicon Nanocrystals to (Yonsei University) Improve Conventional Silicon Solar Cell 10:45 821 Polymeric Thin-Film Transistors and Efficiency – Farbod Ghods, Justin Sacks, Microfluidics for Sensing Applications – Jacek Wojcik, Rafael N. Kleiman, and M. Jamal Deen (McMaster University) Peter Mascher (McMaster University) 11:05 822 Shaping Template-Assisted Organic • 800 Controlling Actively Q-Switched Laser Nanowires – Sorin Melinte (Université Output by Nonlinear State Feedback – Catholique de Louvain) Makhin Thitsa and William Steven Gray (Old Dominion University)

80 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 11:25 823 Electron Spin Transport Facilitated by a 17:15 831 Inkjet-Printed Organic Electronics: Low Work Function Metal in Alq3 – Hyuk- Operational Stability and Reliability Issues Jae Jang (National Institute of Standards – Carme Martinez-Domingo (Universitat and Technology, Wake Forest University), Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)), Maria Kurt P. Pernstich, Jungjoon Ahn (National C. R. Medeiros (University of Coimbra), Institute of Standards and Technology), Enrico Sowade (Chemnitz University of Lee Richter (NIST), David J. Gundlach Technology), Eloi Ramon (Universitat (National Institute of Standards and Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)), Kalayan Technology), Joseph J. Kopanski (National Yoti Mitra (Chemnitz University of Institute of Standards and Technology Technology), Henrique Leonel Gomes (NIST)), Oana D. Jurchescu (Wake Forest (Universidade do Algarve), and Reinhard University), and Curt A. Richter (National R. Baumann (Chemnitz University of Institute of Standards and Technology) Technology)

Modeling, Charge Transport, and Trapping in Organic Semiconductor Silicon Compatible Materials, Processes, and Devices – 13:30 – 17:35 Co-Chairs: Peyman Servati and Brendan T. O’Connor E5 Technologies for Advanced Integrated Circuits and Emerging Applications 3 13:30 824 Precise Parameter Extraction for Organic Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science Thin-Film Transistors Operating in the and Technology Linear Regime – Ognian Marinov, Cong Norfolk, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Feng, and M. Jamal Deen (McMaster University) Non-Planar Devices: FINFETS/Nanowires – 08:00 – 10:20 Co-Chairs: P. J. Timans and E. P. Gusev 14:00 825 Modeling of Charge Injection in Organic/ Polymeric Diodes – Juan A. Jiménez 08:00 859 Strain-Enhanced Performance of Si- Tejada, Pilar López Varo, Karam M. Nanowire FETs – Mikaël Cassé, Sylvain Awawdeh (Universidad de Granada), and Barraud (CEA LETI), Rémi Coquand M. Jamal Deen (McMaster University) (CEA-Leti), Masahiro Koyama, David 14:30 826 Compact Capacitance Model for OTFTs Cooper (CEA LETI), Gérard Ghibaudo from Low to Medium Frequencies – (IMEP-LAHC), H. Iwai (Tokyo Institute of Alejandra Castro-Carranza (DEEEA Technology), and Gilles Reimbold (CEA Universitat Rovira i Virgili), Magali LETI) May Tuesday, 14 Estrada (CINVESTAV-IPN), Benjamín 08:40 860 Deposited ALD SiO2 High-k/Metal gate Iñiguez (DEEEA Universitat Rovira i Interface for High Voltage Analog and I/O Virgili), Antonio Cerdeira, Fernando Ulloa Devices on Next Generation Alternative (CINVESTAV-IPN), Jairo C. Nolasco Channels and FINFET Device Structures – (Centro de Investigaciones en Óptica), José Shahab Siddiqui, Murshed M. Chowdhury, Sánchez (CINVESTAV-IPN), and Lluis Maryjane Brodsky, Nilufa Rahim, Min F. Marsal, and Josep Pallares (Universitat Dai, Siddarth Krishnan, Steve Fugardi, Rovira i Virgili) Ernest Wu, Anthony Chou, Shreesh 15:00 Break Narasimha, Jinghong Li, Kevin Mcstay, 15:15 827 Charge Transport and Molecular Order Barry Linder, Edward Maciejewski, Ryan in Semiconducting Polymers – Michael Rettmann, Steven Mittl, Unoh Kwon, Vijay Chabinyc, Justin Cochran, Anne Glaudell, Narayanan, William Henson, Dominic and Ruth Schlitz (University of California) Schepis, and Michael Chudzik (IBM Corporation) 15:45 828 Analysis of Bias-Stress-Induced Charge Trap in Organic Transistors – Kilwon 09:00 861 Three-Dimensional Dopant/Carrier Cho (Pohang University of Science and Profiling – Wilfried Vandervorst (Imec, Technology (POSTECH)) KULeuven), A. Schulze (Imec), and Ajay Kumar Kambham, J. Mody, M. Gilbert, 16:15 829 Using Mechanical Deformation to and P. Eyben (IMEC) Elucidate Structure-Property Relationships in Polymer Semiconductors – Brendan 09:40 Break T. O’Connor (North Carolina State 10:00 862 Defect Characterization of ALD Grown University) SiO2 Films: A Systematic Approach – 16:45 830 A Study on Gamma Radiation Effects on Frank L. Pasquale (University of North OTFT – Rodrigo Picos, Eugeni Garcia- Texas), and Shankar Swaminathan, and Moreno (Universitat de les Illes Balears), Adrien Lavoie (Lam Research Inc.) and Magali Estrada (CINVESTAV-IPN) Patterning and Lithography Challenges Part 1 – 10:20 – 11:40 Co-Chairs: H. Iwai and F. Roozeboom

10:20 863 FinFET Patterning Process Challenges – Efraín Altamirano-Sánchez and Nadine Collaert (IMEC) 11:00 864 A Study of Polysilicon Gate Etch Uniformity in 300 Mm Silicon Wafers – Wai Shing Lau (Nanyang Technological University-Retired), and Peizhen Yang, and Soh Yun Siah (Globalfoundries)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 81 11:20 865 Visualization of Plasma Etching Damage of 16:00 872 On the Resistive Switching and Current Si Using Room Temperature Spectroscopic Conduction Mechanisms of Amorphous Photoluminescence – Shiu-Ko Jang Jian, LaGdO3 Films Grown by Pulsed Laser Chih-Cherng Jeng, Ting-Chun Wang, Deposition – Pankaj Misra, Shojan Chih-Mu Huang, Ying-Lang Wang (Taiwan Pullockaran Pavunny, and Ram S. Katiyar Semiconductor Manufacturing Company), (University of Puerto Rico) and Woo Sik Yoo (WaferMasters, Inc.) 16:20 873 Challenges In 3D Integration – Mitsumasa Koyanagi, Kang Wook Lee, Takafumi Patterning and Lithography Challenges Part 2 – 13:20 – 14:00 Fukushima, and Tetsu Tanaka (Tohoku Co-Chairs: H. Iwai and F. Roozeboom University) 17:00 874 InP-Si BiCMOS Heterointegration Using 13:20 866 On the Optimization of Ebeam Lithography a Substrate Transfer Process – Marco Using Hydrogen Silsesquioxane Lisker, Andreas Trusch, Andreas Krüger, (HSQ) for Innovative Self-Aligned Mirko Fraschke, Philipp Kulse, Yevgen CMOS Process – Remi Coquand Borokhovych (IHP), Bernd Tillack (IHP, (STMicroelectronics, CEA-LETI), Technische Universitat Berlin), and Ina Stephane Monfray (STMicroelectronics), Ostermay, Tomas Krämer, Andreas Thies, Jonathan Pradelles, Luc Martin (CEA- Franz-Josef Schmückle, Olaf Krüger, LETI), Marie-Pierre Samson, Jessy Bustos Viktor Krozer, and Wolfgang Heinrich (STMicroelectronics), Sylvain Barraud (FBH) (CEA LETI), Frederic Boeuf, Thomas 17:20 875 Commercial CMOS-Integrated RF-MEMS Skotnicki (STMicroelectronics), Gérard – Art Morris and Shawn Cunningham Ghibaudo (IMEP-LAHC), and Thierry (WiSpry, Inc.) Poiroux, and Olivier Faynot (CEA-LETI) 13:40 867 Striation-Formation during Oxide Plasma- Etch for a 035um Technology – Johan Advanced Semiconductor-on-Insulator Technology Meersman (ON Semiconductor) E6 and Related Physics 16 Electronics and Photonics Dominion Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Si Channel: Gate Stack Reliability – 14:00 – 15:40 Co-Chairs: E. P. Gusev and P. J. Timans Device Physics and Simulations-2 – 09:00 – 10:00

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Co-Chair: Sorin Cristoloveanu 14:00 868 Metal Gate/High-κ Dielectric Gate Stack Reliability; or How I Learned to Live with 09:00 883 Impact of Dynamic Body Floating effect Trappy Oxides – Barry P. Linder (IBM on Low-Energy Operation of Xct-SOI Corporation), Eduard A. Cartier (IBM TJ CMOS Devices with Aim of Sub-20-Nm Watson Research Center), and Siddarth Regime – Daishi Ino (Kansai University), Krishnan (IBM Corporation) Yasuhisa Omura (Kansai University), and 14:40 869 Impact of Lanthanum on Positive-Bias Daiki Sato (Kansai University) Temperature Instability – Insight from 09:20 884 Influence of High Temperature on UTBB First-Principles Simulation – Chenjie Gu SOI nMOSFETs With and Without Ground (Nanyang Technological University) and Plane – Victor Sonnenberg Sr (University Diing Shenp Ang (Nanyang Technological of São Paulo, FATEC), Vitor Itocazu, João University) Antonio Martino (University of São Paulo), 15:00 Break Eddy R. Simoen (IMEC), and Cor Claeys 15:20 870 On the Evolution of Switching Oxide Traps (KU Leuven, IMEC) in the HfO2/TiN Gate Stack Subjected 09:40 Break to Positive- and Negative-Bias Temperature Stressing – Yuan Gao, Diing Shenp Ang, Circuit Technology – 10:00 – 10:40 and Chen Jie Gu (Nanyang Technological Co-Chair: Jean-Pierre Raskin University) 10:00 885 Impact of Disturb on Retention Time in 3D Integration/ReRAM/MEMS – 15:40 – 20:00 Single FBRAM Cells – S. D. dos Santos Co-Chairs: D.-L. Kwong and F. Roozeboom (University of São Paulo), T. Nicoletti, J. A. Martino (University of São Paulo, 15:40 871 Adjustable Switching Voltage Via Sol-Gel Brazil), M. Aoulaiche, M. Jurczak, E. Derived and Ag In Situ Doped SiO Thin 2 Simoen (IMEC), and C. Claeys (IMEC, Films for ReRAM – Yu-Ping Hsiao (PhD KU Leuven) Program in Electrical and Communications Engineering, Feng Chia University), 10:20 886 Semiconductor Film Bandgap Influence Wen-Luh Yang (Feng Chia University), on Retention Time of UTBOX SOI Yu-Hsien Lin, Yun-Chung Yang (National 1T-FBRAM – Katia Regina Akemi United University), Che-Chi Hsu, Cheng- Sasaki, Albert Nissimoff, Luciano Mendes Lin Peng, Chin-Hsuan Liao (Feng Chia Almeida (University of São Paulo), Marc University), and Fun-Tat Chin, Sheng- Aoulaiche, Eddy Simoen (IMEC), Cor Hsien Liu, Yuan-Ming Chang, and Li- Claeys (IMEC, KU Leuven), and Joao Min Lin (PhD Program in Electrical and Antonio Martino (University of São Paulo) Communications Engineering, Feng Chia University)

82 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Analog Device Applications – 10:40 – 11:40 Characterization and Related Physics – 15:00 – 16:20 Co-Chairs: Yasuhisa Omura and Jean-Pierre Raskin Co-Chairs: Francisco Gamiz and Joao Antonio Martino

10:40 887 Analog Behavior of Submicron Graded- 15:00 893 The Generation Rate Analysis of Different Channel SOI MOSFETs Varying Channel S/D Junction Engineering in Scaled Length, Doping Concentration and UTBOX 1T-DRAM – T. Nicoletti, K. R. A. Temperature – J. P. Nemer, M. de Souza Sasaki (University of São Paulo, Brazil), (Centro Universitário da FEI), D. Flandre S. D. dos Santos (University of São Paulo), (Université Catholique de Louvain), and J. A. Martino (University of São Paulo, M. A. Pavanello (Centro Universitário da Brazil), M. Aoulaiche, E. Simoen (IMEC), FEI) and C. Claeys (IMEC, KU Leuven) 11:00 888 Experimental Comparison between pTFET 15:20 894 Spin Lifetime Enhancement by Shear and pFinFET under Analog Operation – Strain in Thin Silicon-On-Insulator Paula Ghedini Der Agopian, Joao Antonio Films – Dmitri Osintsev, Viktor Sverdlov, Martino (University of Sao Paulo), Rita and Siegfried Selberherr (Institute for Rooyackers, Anne Vandooren, Eddy Microelectronics, TU Wien) Simoen (IMEC), and Cor Claeys (IMEC, 15:40 895 Determination of Effective Capacitance KU Leuven) Area for Pseudo-Transistor Based 11:20 889 Influence of 45° Substrate Rotation on Characterization of Bare SOI Wafers the Analog Performance of Biaxially by Split-C(V) Measurements – Cristina Strained Silicon SOI MuGFETs – M. A Fernandez, Noel Rodriguez (University of S. de Souza (University of Sao Paulo), R. Granada), Akiko Ohata, Amer Diab (IMEP- T. Doria (Centro Universitario da FEI), J. MINATEC), Francisco Gamiz (University A. Martino (University of São Paulo), E. of Granada), and Sorin Cristoloveanu Simoen (IMEC), C. Claeys (IMEC, KU (IMEP-MINATEC) Leuven), and M. A. Pavanello (University 16:00 Break of Sao Paulo, Centro Universitário da FEI) Device Physics and Simulations-3 – 16:20 – 18:30 Strain Technology and Characterization – 14:00 – 15:00 Co-Chairs: Jean-Pierre Raskin and Yasuhisa Omura Co-Chairs: Siegfried Selberherr and Yasuhisa Omura 16:20 896 Tunnel FETs for Mixed-Signal System- 14:00 890 Temperature Influence on Strained On-Chip Applications – Abhijit Mallik May Tuesday, 14 nMuGFETs after Proton Radiation – (University of Calcutta) Caio Cesar Mendes Bordallo (Centro Universitário da FEI), Paula Ghedini Der 17:00 897 Dopant-Free CMOS On SOI: Multi-Gate Agopian (University of Sao Paulo, Centro Si-Nanowire Transistors for Logic and Universitário da FEI), Joao Antonio Memory Applications – Udo Schwalke, Martino (University of Sao Paulo), Eddy Frank Wessely, and Tillmann Krauss Simoen (IMEC), and C. Claeys (IMEC, (Technische Universität Darmstadt, ISTN) KU Leuven) 17:20 898 Performance of Junctionless Nanowire 14:20 891 Comparative Experimental Study between MOSFET as a Quasi-Linear Resistor – Tensile and Compressive Uniaxially Michelly de de Souza, Rodrigo Trevisoli Stressed nMuGFETs under X-ray Doria, Renan Doria Trevisoli (Centro Radiation Focusing on Analog Behavior Universitario da FEI), Antonio Cerdeira, – V. V. Peruzzi, S. P. Gimenez (Centro Magali Estrada (CINVESTAV-IPN), Universitário da FEI), Paula Ghedini Der and Marcelo Antonio Pavanello (Centro Agopian (Centro Universitário da FEI, Universitario da FEI) University of Sao Paulo), Marcilei Silveira 17:40 899 Operation of Lateral SOI Pin Photodiodes (Centro Universitário da FEI), Joao with Back-Gate Bias and Intrinsic Length Antonio Martino (University of Sao Paulo), Variation – C. Novo, R. Giacomini (Centro Eddy Simoen (IMEC), and C. Claeys (KU Universitário da FEI), and A. Afzalian, Leuven, IMEC) and D. Flandre (Université Catholique de 14:40 892 Fin Dimension Influence on Mechanical Louvain) Stressors in Triple-Gate SOI nMOSFETs 18:00 900 Enhancement of SOI Photodiode – Rudolf Theoderich Bühler (University Sensitivity by Aluminum Grating – Hiroshi of Sao Paulo), E. Simoen (IMEC), Paula Inokawa, Hiroaki Satoh, Ken Kawakubo, Ghedini Der Agopian (University of and Atsushi Ono (Research Institute of Sao Paulo), C. Claeys (IMEC), and J. A. Electronics, Shizuoka University) Martino (University of São Paulo) 18:20 Concluding Remarks

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 83 Wide-Bandgap Semiconductor Materials and Devices 14 11:00 925 Thickness Dependent Electrical E9 Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science and Characteristics of InAlN/GaN-On- Technology / Sensor Si MOSHEMTs with Y2O3 Gate Dielectric Spruce, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton and Au-Free Ohmic Contact – Milan Kumar Bera, Yi Liu, Lwin Min Kyaw, Yi Materials Characterization – 08:40 – 10:00 Jie Ngoo, and Eng Fong Chor (National Co-Chair: Zetian Mi University of Singapore) 11:20 926 Gold-Free InAlN/GaN Schottky Gate 08:40 919 Cathodoluminescence Studies of InGaN/ HEMT On Si (111) Substrate with ZrO2 GaN Multiple Quantum Well Structure Passivation – Lwin Min Kyaw, Yi Liu, Grown by Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Milan Kumar Bera, Yi Jie Ngoo (National Deposition – Ying Li (Veeco Instrument, University of Singapore), Sudhiranjan The University of North Carolina at Tripathy (Institute of Material Research Charlotte), Frank Lu, Frank Ramos and Engineering, Singapore), and Eng (Veeco Instrument), and E. B. Stokes (The Fong Chor (National University of University of North Carolina at Charlotte) Singapore) 09:00 920 Manipulation of Threading Dislocation 11:40 927 Amorphous HfInZnO Thin Film Densities Within Novel Nitride Based Transistors for Use in Harsh Environment UV Multiple Quantum Wells – Michele – Shih-Guo Yang, Jose Ramon Duran Ann Conroy (Tyndall National Institute, Retamal, Po-Kang Yang, Der-Hsien University College Cork), Nikolay Petkov Lien, and Jr-Hau He (National Taiwan (University College Cork), Haoning N. University) Li (Tyndall National Institute, University 12:00 928 Temperature Dependent Instability of College Cork, Lee Maltings, Dyke Parade, Drain Bias Stress in Amorphous Indium- University College Cork), Thomas C. Gallium-Zinc-Oxide Thin Film Transistors Sadler, Vitaly Zubialevich (Tyndall – Geng-Wei Chang (National Chiao Tung National Institute, University College University), Ting-Chang Chang, Yong-En Cork, Lee Maltings, Dyke Parade), Justin Syu, Jhe-Ciou Jhu, Kuan-Chang Chang, D. Holmes (Tyndall National Institute), Tsung-Ming Tsai (National Sun Yat-Sen and Peter J. Parbrook (Tyndall National University), and Ya-Hsiang Tai (National Institute, University College Cork, Lee Chiao Tung University)

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Maltings, Dyke Parade) 09:20 921 Confocal Microscopy and TRPL Spectroscopy Study on Spatial Variation of Optoelectronic Devices – 14:00 – 16:20 PL in Blue-Emitting InGaN/GaN MQWs – Co-Chairs J. Bardwell and Zia Karim Cheng Li, E. B. Stokes, Ryan Hefti, Patrick 14:00 929 Strong Visible Light Emission from Zinc- J. Moyer (The University of North Carolina Blende InGaN/GaN Pn Junction on Silicon at Charlotte), and Ronald A. Arif, Dan Substrate – Suzuka Nishimura, Muneyuki Byrnes, Soo Min Lee, and Eric Armour Hirai (Solartes Lab), Hiroshi Nagayoshi (Veeco Instruments Inc.) (Tokyo National College of Technology), 09:40 Break and Kazutaka Terashima (Shonan Institute of Technology) Electronic Devices – 10:00 – 12:20 14:20 930 Nonradiative Recombination Mechanism Co-Chairs: E. B. Stokes and Ray-Hua Horng in Phosphor-Free GaN-Based Nanowire White Light Emitting Diodes and the effect 10:00 922 A Novel Detection of Non-Nucleoside of Ammonium Sulfide Surface Passivation Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NNRTIs) – Hieu Pham Trung Nguyen, Mehrdad for HIV-1 with AlGaN/GaN High Electron Dajvid, and Zetian Mi (McGill University) Mobility Transistors – Yen-Wen Kang 14:40 931 InGaN LEDs Grown on Patterned Sapphire (National Tsing Hua University), Geng- Substrates with Modified Top-Tip Cone Yen Lee, Jen-Inn Chyi (National Central Shapes – Hsu-Hung Hsueh, Sin-Liang Ou University), Chen-Pin Hsu, You-Ren (National Chung Hsing University), Chiao- Hsu, Chih-Cheng Huang (National Tsing Yang Cheng (Wafer Works Optronics Hua University), Fan Ren (University of Corporation, Wafer Works Optronics Florida), and Yu-Lin Wang (National Tsing Corporation), Dong-Sing Wuu (National Hua University) Chung Hsing University), and Ray-Hua 10:20 923 High Resolution Patterning of Horng (Graduate Institute of Precision Oxide Semiconductor Transistor by Engineering, National Chung Hsing Electrohydrodynamic Jet Printing – University) Junghyun Choi, Taeseup Song, Sangkyu 15:00 932 Enhanced Light Extraction of InGaN- Lee, Joo Hyun Kim, Seungki Hong, Based Light-Emitting Diodes by ZnO Hyungkyu Han, Jeonghyun Kim, Hyunjung Nanorod Arrays – Yu-Hsuan Hsiao and Park, Yeryung Jeon, and Ungyu Paik Jr-Hau He (National Taiwan University) (Hanyang University) 10:40 924 Low Leakage Current GaN MIS-HEMT with SiNx Gate Insulator using N2 Plasma Treatment – Shih-Chien Liu, Huan-Chung Wang, and Edward Yi Chang (National Chiao-Tung University)

84 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15:20 933 Electrodeposited Wide-Bandgap 18:00 940 Bifunctional Properties of ZnS:005Mn Semiconducting ZnO and CuSCN Thin Nanoparticles – Juan Carlos Beltran- Films and Nanowires for Interface Huarac, Gerardo Morell (University Engineering of Polymer Solar Cells – of Puerto Rico), and Wojciech M. Valentina Ivanova (CEA-Leti), Cyril Jadwisienczak, and Jingzhou Wang (Ohio Chappaz-Gillot, Solenn Berson (CEA- University) Liten), Sylvia Sanchez, Raul Salazar (CEA-Leti), Balthazar Lechêne (CEA- Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Liten), Dmitry Aldakov (CEA-INAC), Vincent Delaye (CEA-Leti), and Stéphane Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Guillerez (CEA-Liten) 15:40 934 Growth and Characterization of • 941 Formation of an Antibacterial Oxide Film Al02In01Ga07N on AIN/Sapphire Substrates On Ti-Nb Alloy by Anodizing Oxidation – by Rf-Magnetron Sputtering for Ultraviolet Shih-Fu Ou, Keng-Liang Ou, and Fang-Yu Light-Emitting Diodes – Kidus Yohannes Fan (Taipei Medical University) Alemu (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology) • 942 Laccase Immobilization with Ruthenium Complex as Catalyst for Biocathode 16:00 Break Application – Franciane Pinheiro Cardoso, Sidney Aquino Neto, Laís Crepaldi, Paula Materials Growth and Synthesis – 16:20 – 18:20 Gonçalves Fenga, and Adalgisa Rodrigues Co-Chairs: G. Hunter and Colm O’Dwyer De Andrade (Universidade de São Paulo) • 943 Biochemical Sensors: Comparison of the 16:20 935 Growth and Characterization of Single Performance of TiO2, SnO2:F and ITO Crystalline Ga-doped ZnO Films by Used as the Main Sensing Element – Metalorganic Chemical Vapor Deposition Jessica Colnaghi Fernandes (Universidade – Ray-Hua Horng (Graduate Institute of de Sao Paulo - USP), Katia Franklin Precision Engineering, National Chung Albertin Torres (Universidade Federal do Hsing University), Chiung-Yi Huang ABC), Guilherme Oliveira Silva, Tobias (National Chung Hsing University), Heimfarth (Universidade de Sao Paulo Chen-Yang Yin (Nationa Chung Hsing - USP), M. N. P. Carreño (University of University), and Dong-Sing Wuu (National

São Paulo), and Ines Pereyra, and Marcelo May Tuesday, 14 Chung Hsing University) Mulato (Universidade de Sao Paulo - USP) 16:40 936 Preparation of Uniform TiO2 Thin Films • 944 Improving the Current Density and the by Supercritical Carbon Dioxide – Wei- Coulombic Efficiency by a Cascade Hao Lin (National Chiao Tung University, Reaction of Glucose Oxidizing Enzymes National Chiao Tung University), Masato – Muhammad Nadeem Zafar (University Sone, Tso-Fu Mark Chang, Tatsuo Sato of Gujrat, Pakistan), Minling Shao (Ruhr (Tokyo Institute of Technology), and Yung- Universität Bochum), Roland Ludwig Jung Hsu (National Chiao Tung University) (BOKU University of Natural Resources 17:00 937 Effect of Hot Zone Design on Heat and and Applied Life Sciences), Dónal Leech Fluid Flows in Kyropoulos 6-Inc.h Single (National University of Ireland), Wolfgang Crystal Sapphire Growth – Il-Hwan Schuhmann (Ruhr Universität Bochum), Kim, In-Ji Lee, Gon-Sub Lee (Hanyang and Lo Gorton (Lund University) University), Seong-Yoon Hong, Jong- • 945 Mitochondrial Biosensor for Studies of Kwan Park (DKAZTEC Co, LTD), and Hypoxia and Reperfusion Damage – Jea-Gun Park (Hanyang University) Magdalena Stobiecka (Warsaw University 17:20 938 Polycrystalline CdTe PN Diode Formed of Life Sciences SGGW) by Au and Al Diffusion – Jin Sung Kim, • 946 Study of Mg Doping Profile in the Pyo Jin Jeon, Junyeong Lee (Yonsei p-Cladding Layer for High-Brightness University), Min Je Kim, Pung Keun Song AlGaInP-Based Light Emitting Diodes – (Pusan National University), Geon-Hwan Hwa Sub Oh (Korea Photonics Technology Lee (Korea Institute of Materials Science), Institute) and Seongil Im (Yonsei University) • 947 Simulation of Thermal Effects on 17:40 939 Metal Catalyzed Porous n-type GaN Hydrogen-Terminated Diamond MOSFETs Layers: Low Resistivity Ohmic Contacting – XI Zhou, Frances Williams, Sacharia and Single-Step MgO/GaN Diode Albin (Norfolk State University), and Formation – O. V. Bilousov, Joan J. Kalpathy B. Sundaram (University of Carvajal (Universitat Rovira i Virgili), D. Central Florida) Drouin (Université de Sherbrooke), A. Vilalta, P. Ruterana (CNRS-ENSICAEN- • 948 Electrochemical Surface-Hydrogenation CEA-UCBN), M. Pujol, X. Mateos, F. and Characterization of Nitrogen-Doped Díaz, M. Aguiló (Universitat Rovira i N-Type Nanocrystalline Diamond Film Virgili), and Colm O’Dwyer (University – Ying Xiong, Bing Wang (Southwest College Cork) University of Science and Technology), Jing Li (Southwest University of Science), and Ru fang Peng, Bo Jin, and Hong bo Li (Southwest University of Science and Technology)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 85 • 949 Structure-Photoluminescence Relation of • 959 Nanoscale Light-Harvesting Scheme 2+ Green-Red Emissive Zn2SiO4:Mn Posphor on Flexible CIGS Solar Cells Using for White-Light-Emitting Diode – Antireflective ZnO Nanorod Arrays – Yu- Gemechu Deressa, Jimin Lim, Seongwoo Hsuan Hsiao and Jr-Hau He (National Park, Seongjoon Wi, Jong-Su Kim Taiwan University) (Pukyong National University), and • 960 Influence of Hydroxylamine Concentration Taehoon Kim (Lumimicro Co., Ltd.) on Structural and Electrical Properties of • 950 Nano-Porous TiO2 Photoanode for Titanium Oxide Films – Hiroki Ishizaki Higher Electrolyte Accessibility Using (Tokyo University of Science Suwa) and Microfibrillated Cellulose as a Sacrificial Seishiro Ito (Kinki University) Template – Yan Li and Lawrence T. Drzal (Michigan State University) 2+ Green Electrodeposition 3 • 951 Yellow-Emissive Ca2SiO4:Mn Phosphor F1 Electrodeposition for White-Light-Emitting Diode – Willow Ballroom West, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Seongwoo Park, Jihoon Kim, Gemechu Deressa, Seongjoon Wi (Pukyong National Green Electrodeposition – 08:30 – 17:40 University), Jongsu Kim (Pukyong National University), and Taehoon Kim (Lumimicro Co., Ltd.) 08:30 Welcoming Remarks • 952 Various Schottky Contacts of AlGaN/ 08:40 961 Green Electrodeposition Trends in GaN Schottky Barrier Diodes (SBDs) Semiconductor Industry – Eugene Shalyt, – Woojin Ahn, Ogyun Seok (Seoul Michael Pavlov, and Chuannan Bai (ECI National University), Min-Woo Ha (Korea Technology) Electronics Technology Institute), and 09:00 962 Electrodeposition of Continuous Ultrathin Young-Shil Kim, and Min-Koo Han (Seoul Layers of Nanoporous Metals on Glassy National University) Carbon Electrodes – Lori Ana Bromberg • 953 P-Side up Thin Film AlGaInP-Based Light (SUNY Binghamton), Martha Kamundi Emitting Diodes with Mesh Patterned (Chemistry, SUNY Binghamton), Jiaxin Ohmic Contact – Ray-Hua Horng, Chi- Xia (SUNY Binghamton), and Matthew Feng Weng (Graduate Institute of Precision Fayette, and Nikolay Dimitrov (SUNY at Engineering, National Chung Hsing Binghamton) Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 University), Bing-Rui Wu (National Chung 09:20 963 Electrodeposition of Ni/SiC Nano- Hsing University), Parvaneh Ravadgar Composites for Environmentally-Friendly (National Cheng Kung University), and Coatings – Damla Eroglu, Annamaria Dong-Sing Wuu (National Chung Hsing Vilinska, Ponisseril Somasundaran, and University) Alan C. West (Columbia University) • 954 Effect of Pressure on InAlN Films Grown 09:40 Break by MOCVD for HEMT Application – Wei- 10:00 964 Electrode Performance of Newly Ching Huang, Kusan-Shin Liu, Yuen-Yee Developed Ni-W-S Deposited Alloy for Wong, Chi-Feng Hsieh, and Edward Yi Alkaline Water Electrolysis – Sachio Chang (National Chiao Tung University) Yoshihara (Utsunomiya University), • 955 Surface Degradation of GaN after Daisuke Suzuki, Kouji Someya (Vantec Thermal Processes – Min-Woo Ha (Korea Co, Ltd.), Takanori Kikuchi (Utsunomiya Electronics Technology Institute), and University), and Yoshifusa Ishikawa Ogyun Seok, Woojin Ahn, and Min-Koo (Nippon Platec Co, Ltd.) Han (Seoul National University) 10:20 965 Re-Crystallization of CZTS Solar Cell • 956 RF-Sputtered HfO2 Gate Insulator in Materials Prepared by Galvanostat Electro- High-Performance AlGaN/GaN MOS- Deposition – Min Yen Yeh (National HEMTs – Ogyun Seok, Woojin Ahn (Seoul Kaohsiung University, Taiwan), Yu Jheng National University), Min-Woo Ha (Korea Liao (National Kaohsiung University), and Electronics Technology Institute), and Min- Dong-Sing Wuu (National Chung Hsing Koo Han (Seoul National University) University) • 957 Effects of Composition Ratio on Solution- 10:40 966 PEDOT Inverse Nanotube Arrays: Processed InGaZnO Thin-Film Transistors Synthesis in TiO2 Nanotubes – Damian – Jeong-Soo Lee, Seung-Min Song, Soo- Kowalski (Friedrich-Alexander University Yeon Lee (Seoul National University), of Erlangen-Nurmberg) and P. Schmuki Yong-Hoon Kim (Korea Electronics (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg) Technology Institute), Jang-Yeon Kwon 11:00 967 Electrodeposition of Cu O On (Yonsei University), and Min-Koo Han 2 TiO2 Nanotubes: Enhanced Penetration (Seoul National University) After Plasma Cleaning – Lok-kun Tsui and • 958 Development of Reclaimed Pattern Giovanni Zangari (University of Virginia) Sapphire Substrates Technologies for GaN- 11:20 968 Characterization of Black Chrome Films Based LEDs – Shih-Yung Huang (Da-Yeh in the Presence and Absence of Graphite University) Encapsulated FeCo Nanoparticles Prepared by Electrodeposition Technique for Solar Thermal Applications – Belal Usmani and Harinipriya Seshadri (IIT Jodhpur)

86 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 11:40 969 Banded Structure of the Electrodeposited 16:40 980 Mechanism and Kinetics of Hydroxyapatite Nanocrystalline Al-Mg Alloy Dendrites – Nucleation on Biodegradable Mg Alloy Sankara Sarma Venkata Tatiparti (Indian – Zoran Grubac, K. Kolenc (University Institute of Technology Bombay) and of Split, Croatia), and Mirjana Metikos- Fereshteh Ebrahimi (University of Florida) Hukovic, and Ranko Babic (University of 12:00 970 Voltammetric Study of Anodic and Zagreb, Croatia) Cathodic Phenomena on Graphite in 17:00 981 Nitinol Modified by Calcium Phosphate Cryolite-Silica Melt – Samira Sokhanvaran Coatings Prepared by Sol-Gel Method and and Mansoor Barati (University of Electrodeposition – Jozefina Katic, Mirjana Toronto) Metikos-Hukovic, and Ranko Babic 12:20 Lunch Break (University of Zagreb, Croatia) 13:40 971 Green Process for Functional Trivalent 17:20 982 Electrodeposition of Niobium on Chromium Electroplating – Maria Inman, Magnesium Using Green Ionic Liquids Timothy Hall (Faraday Technology, – Anil Mahapatro and Jehanzeb Hakim Inc.), E. J. Taylor (Faraday Technology (Wichita State University) Inc.), Bruce Griffin (The Boeing Company), Randal Taylor (Advanced Advances in Low Temperature Electrolyzer and Fuel Tooling Corporation, Advanced Tooling Cell Technology: In Honor of Anthony B. (Tony) LaConti Corporation), George Cushnie (Advanced G1 Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Tooling Corporation), and Mark Engineering / Energy Technology Jaworowski, and Joe Bonivel (United Windsor West, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Technologies Research Corporation) 14:00 972 Electrodeposition of Tin From Choline Advances in Low Temperature Electrolyzer and Fuel Cell Technology: Chloride Based Solvents: Influence of In Honor of Anthony B. (Tony) LaConti – 08:00 – 17:00 the Hydrogen Bond Donors – Nuno M. Pereira, Sónia Salomé, Elisabete S. Fereira, 08:00 Welcoming Remarks Carlos M. Pereira, and A. Fernando Silva (Departement of Chemistry, Faculty of 08:10 1005 (IEEE Student Achievement Award Sciences, University of Porto) Presentation) Template Synthesis of Ni nanowire array electrodes for Urea 14:20 973 Low Temperature Electrodeposition of Electrochemical Decomposition – Wei Crystalline Semiconductors Through an May Tuesday, 14 Yan, Dan Wang, and Gerardine Botte (Ohio Electrochemical Liquid-Liquid-Solid University) Process – Stephen Maldonado (University of Michigan) 08:40 1006 Reactive Coaxial Electrospinning of Zrp/ZrO Nanofibres – Surya Subianto 14:40 974 Electrochemical Recovery of Metals in 2 (Institut Charles Gerhardt, Equipe Deep Eutectic Solvents – Tiago Mendes, AIME, Université Montpellier 2), Anna Giuseppe Nano, and Luca Magagnin Donnadio, Monica Pica (Universita (Politecnico di Milano) degli Studi di Perugia), Sara Cavaliere 15:00 975 Electrodeposition of Reactive Metals (Institut Charles Gerhardt, Equipe AIME, and Metal Chalcogenides for Energy Université Montpellier 2), Mario Casciola Generation – Keith J. Stevenson (The (Universita degli Studi di Perugia), and University of Texas at Austin, Texas Deborah J. Jones, and Jacques Rozière Materials Insitute), and Sankaran (Institut Charles Gerhardt, Equipe AIME, Murugesan, Daniel W. Redman, and Université Montpellier 2) Arunkumar Akkineni (The University of 09:00 1007 Improvement of Zr Oxide Based Cathode Texas at Austin) for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells – 15:20 976 Environmental Effects on Peel Strength Ken-ichiro Ota, Shihong Yin, Koichi between Copper and Polyimide Films – Matsuzawa, Shigenori Mitsushima, and Ho-Nyun Lee, Yoon Sung Han (Korea Akimitsu Ishihara (Yokohama National Institute of Industrial Technology), Jang- University) hun Lee (Korea Institute of Industrial 09:20 Break Technology), and Jin-Young Hur, and Hong-Kee Lee (Korea Institute of 09:50 1008 Oxygen Reduction Reaction Activity of Industrial Technology) Nitrogen-Doped Titanium Oxide in Acid Media – Mitsuharu Chisaka (Hirosaki 15:40 977 Noble Metal Recovering by Electroless University), Akimitsu Ishihara, Kazuaki Displacement Deposition on Silicon Suito, Ken-ichiro Ota (Yokohama National Powder – Kenji Fukuda, Shinji Yae, University), and Hirokazu Muramoto Naoki Fukumuro, and Hitoshi Matsuda (Toyohashi University of Technology) (University of Hyogo) 10:10 1009 A Model for DMFC Cathode Impedance: 16:00 978 Fe-36Ni Alloy Sheets by Electroforming The Effect of Virtual Anode Inside the Method for Shadow Mask Application Cathode – Andrei Kulikovsky (Research – Lee Dong jin (R&D Center, TG Solar Centre Juelich) Coporation) 10:30 1010 Electrochemical Investigation of Ceramic 16:20 979 CU, ZN and CU-ZN Alloys Carbon Electrodes for Low Humidity Fuel Electrodeposition From Ionic Liquids – Cell Applications – Jennie I. Eastcott and Patrick Fricoteaux, Celine Rousse, and E. Bradley Easton (University of Ontario Sylvie Beaufils (University of Reims) Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 87 10:50 1011 Comparative Durability Study of Pt- Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Based PEM Fuel Cell Catalysts Using EIS – Farhana S. Saleh and E. Bradley Advances in Low Temperature Electrolyzer and Fuel Cell Technology: Easton (University of Ontario Institute of In Honor of Anthony B. (Tony) LaConti - Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Technology) 11:10 1012 Development of Megawatt Scale PEM • 1022 Preparation of Electrocatalysts by Electrolysis: A Culmination of Cell Design Combining the Pechini and Microwave- and System Advancements – Katherine E. Assisted Polyol Methods – Fabiana Ayers, Everett B. Anderson, and Larry C. Lopes da Silva Purgato (Departamento Moulthrop (Proton OnSite) de Química FFCLRP - USP), Layciane 11:30 1013 Ruthenium Titanium Oxide (RTO) Aparecida Soares (FFCLRP - USP), and Electrocatalyst Supports Exhibit Paulo Olivi (FFCLRP USP) Exceptional Start-Stop Durability – • 1023 Chemical Modification of Carbon Surfaces Guanxiong Wang, Vijay K. Ramani to Synthesize Non-Precious Metal Fuel (Illinois Institute of Technology), and Cell Catalysts – Stephanie G. Mavilla, Nilesh Dale, Taehee Han, and Kev E. Bradley Easton (University of Ontario Adjemian (Nissan Technical Center North Institute of Technology), and Brian J. America) MacLean (St Francis Xavier University) 11:50 Intermission • 1024 Dopant-Driven Morphological Control 14:00 1014 Oxygen Depolarized Cathode at M-Nx-C of SnO2 Nanofibres – From Solid to Based Non- Noble Metal Centers for ‘Loose-tube’ Fibres – Surya Subianto, Sara Electrocatalytic Recycling of Chlorine – Cavaliere, Iuliia Savych, Deborah J. Jones, Urszula Tylus, Robert J. Allen, and Sanjeev and Jacques Rozière (Institut Charles Mukerjee (Northeastern University) Gerhardt, Equipe AIME, Université Montpellier 2) 14:20 1015 Water Balance in Polymer-Electrolyte Fuel Cells with Counter Flowing Air and Fuel • 1025 ORR Kinetics Investigation of Pt/Carbon – Robert M. Darling (United Technologies Electrocatalysts with Varying Pt Loading Research Center) and Electrode Thickness by Rotating Disk Electrode – Chunmei Wang, Nilesh Dale, 14:40 1016 Hydrogen Evolution on Combustion and Kev Adjemian (Nissan Technical Catalyzed Electrodes with Low Loadings Center North America) Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 for PEM Electrolyzers – Justin M. Roller (University of Connecticut), Katherine E. • 1026 Hybrid Proton Conducting Membranes Ayers (Proton OnSite), William E. Mustain Based on Short Side Chain (University of Connecticut), and Radenka Perfluorosulfonic Acids and Organically Maric (University of Connecticut) Modified Zirconium Phosphate – Anna Donnadio, Monica Pica (Universita degli 15:00 1017 Graphene Supported Platinum Studi di Perugia), Surya Subianto, Deborah Nanowire Arrays as High Performance J. Jones (Institut Charles Gerhardt, Equipe Electrocatalysts – Rongyue Wang, Drew AIME, Université Montpellier 2), Paula Christopher Higgins, Md Ariful Hoque, Cojocaru (Solvay Solexis Spa), and Mario Dong Un Lee, and Zhongwei Chen Casciola (Universita degli Studi di Perugia) (University of Waterloo) 15:20 Break Tutorials in Electrochemical Technology: 15:40 1018 Mo2C Derived Carbons Catalysts and/ or Supports for Pt Metal and Pt-Ru Alloy G4 Impedance Spectroscopy Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering Catalysts for Low Temperature Fuel Cells – Kersti Vaarmets, Jaak Nerut, and Enn York, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Lust (University of Tartu) CPE – 08:15 – 12:00 16:00 1019 Anion Exchange Polymer Electrolyte Co-Chairs: Mark E. Orazem and Vincent Vivier Membranes for Alkaline Fuel Cells and Water Electrolyzers – Christopher G. 08:15 Introductory Remarks Arges, Javier Parrondo, and Vijay K. 08:20 1041 Local Electrochemical Impedance Ramani (Illinois Institute of Technology) Spectroscopy: Correlation with Global 16:20 1020 Development of Durable Electrocatalysts Impedance Measurements – Vincent for PEFC Through Graphitization of Vivier (LISE, UPR 15 du CNRS), Mark Carbon Support Surface – Xiaojing Zhao, E. Orazem (University of Florida), Nadine Akari Hayashi, Zhiyun Noda, and Kazunari Pebere (CIRIMAT - Toulouse - France), Sasaki (Kyushu University) and Bernard Tribollet (LISE, UPR 15 du 16:40 1021 YSZ Thin Films Prepared by Spin Coating CNRS) Method – Efren Bernardo Ramirez 09:00 1042 Effect of Artifactual Impedance on (Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de Impedance Spectrum in High Frequency México), and Juan Carlos Alonso, and Range – Yoshinao Hoshi, Kazunori Lazaro Huerta (Instituto de Investigaciones Kasahara, Isao Shitanda, and Masayuki en Materiales, Universidad Nacional Itagaki (Tokyo University of Science) Autónoma de México) 09:40 Break 10:00 1043 Analysis of Constant Phase Element – Bernard Tribollet (LISE, UPR 15 du CNRS)

88 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 10:40 1044 Application of Impedance Spectroscopy 17:20 1086 (Invited) Fullerenes Encapsulating an Models to Measurement of Oxide Ytterbium Atom: Molecular Structures and Thickness of Stainless Steel – Douglas Chemical Properties – Xing Lu (College Riemer (Hutchinson Technology, Inc.) of Materials Science and Engineering, 11:20 1045 Estimation of Dielectric Constant from Huazhong University of Science and CPE Parameters for Human Skin – Mark Technology), Mitsuaki Suzuki (University E. Orazem (University of Florida), and of Tsukuba), Yun-Peng Xie (College Annette Bunge, and Erick White (Colorado of Materials Science and Engineering, School of Mines) Huazhong University of Science and Technology), Naomi Mizorogi, Takeshi Akasaka (University of Tsukuba), and Applications – 14:00 – 17:45 Shigeru Nagase (University of Kyoto) 17:40 1087 (Invited) Structure and Electronic 14:00 1046 Electrochemical Impedance Study for Properties of Endohedral Metallofullerenes Enzymatic Biosensor and Biofuel Cell – Josep M. Poblet (Universitat Rovira i – Isao Shitanda (Tokyo University of Virgili) Science), Naofumi Ohta (Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo University of Science), and Hiroki Yanai, Yoshiyuki Yoshihata, Carbon Nanotubes - From Fundamental Processes Yoshinao Hoshi, and Masayuki Itagaki H4 to Devices (Tokyo University of Science) Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures 14:40 1047 Electrogravimetric Methods: An Attractive Civic Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Tool for Investigating Solid Electrolytes for Electrochemical Conversion Devices – Synthesis and Functionalization of Nanotubes 3 – 08:00 – 10:20 Ozlem Sel, Claude Gabrielli (Laboratoire Co-Chair: Boris I. Yakobson Interfaces et Systèmes Electrochimiques (LISE), Université Pierre et Marie Curie), 08:00 1122 Effect of Covalent Chemistry On the Christel Laberty-Robert (UPMC-CNRS), Electronic Structure and Properties of and Hubert Perrot (CNRS) Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene – Robert C. Haddon (University of California - 15:20 1048 Applications of AC Impedance Riverside) Spectroscopy as Characterization and

Diagnostic Tool in Rechargeable Energy 08:20 1123 Catalysis of CVD Carbon Nanotube May Tuesday, 14 Storage Devices – Vadim Lvovich (NASA Growth by Cobalt Ion Implantation of Glenn Research Center) Silicon – Christopher J. Smart (Vassar College), George F. Walker (IBM TJ 16:00 Break Watson Research Laboratories), and Stuart 16:20 1049 Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy L. Belli, Vanora Estridge, and Catherine M. to Investigate Electroplating of Metals – Fiore (Vassar College) Masayuki Itagaki, Yusuke Ito, Yoshinao 08:40 1124 Electrochemical Functionalization of Hoshi, and Isao Shitanda (Tokyo CVD-Grown Carbon Nanotubes – Stuart L. University of Science) Belli, Regina Krawiec, Holger Moustakas, 17:00 1050 How to Choose an Equivalent Circuit Christopher J. Smart, and Scott Oh (Vassar – David A. Harrington (University of College) Victoria) 09:00 1125 Solvent-Free Functionalization of 17:40 Concluding Remarks Carbon Nanomaterials: Fullerene C60 and Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes with Aromatic Amines – Itzel J. Ramírez Calera Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes (Centro de Ciencias Aplicadas y Desarrollo H3 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Tecnológico, Universidad Nacional Civic Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton Autónoma de México), Victor H. Meza Laguna, Vladimir A. Basiuk (Instituto de Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes 1 – 17:00 – 18:00 Ciencias Nucleares, Universidad Nacional Co-Chairs: Harry C. Dorn and Steven Stevenson Autónoma de México), Edgar Alvarez- Zauco (Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad 17:00 1085 (Invited) New Endohedral Fullerene Nacional Autónoma de México), Flavio Compouns and Their Reactivity F. Contreras-Torres (Centro de Ciencias Differences – Maira Cerón (University of Aplicadas y Desarrollo Tecnológico, Texas at El Paso), Marta Izquierdo Barroso Universidad Nacional Autónoma de (Univ of Texas at El Paso), and Luis México), Taras Yu Gromovoy (A. A. Echegoyen (University of Texas) Chuiko Institute of Surface Chemistry, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine), and Elena V. Basiuk (Centro de Ciencias Aplicadas y Desarrollo Tecnológico, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) 09:20 1126 (Invited) Redox Reaction of Carbon Nanotubes in a Biological Matrix – Wei Zhao and Azhar A. K. Kamel (University of Arkansas at Little Rock) 09:40 Coffee break

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 89 10:00 1127 Functionalization of Graphene and Carbon 15:20 1136 Astonishing Sensing Potential of Carbon Nanotubes Through Polymerization in Nanotubes and Graphene Illustrated By In Micelles: A Bridge Between the Covalent Situ Sensor Refreshing – Gugang Chen and and Non-Covalent Methods – Stephane Avetik R. Harutyunyan (Honda Research Campidelli, Guillaume Clavé (CEA), Institute USA Inc.) Geraud Delport, Cyrielle Roquelet, 15:40 1137 (Invited) Single Molecule Enzymology Jean-Sébastien Lauret (Ecole Normale Using Carbon Nanotube Circuits – Yongki Supérieure de Cachan), Christophe Voisin Choi, Patrick C. Sims, Tivoli Olsen, O. (Ecole Normale Supérieure), and Arianna Tolga Gul, Brad L. Corso, Mariam Iftikhar, Filoramo, and Vincent Derycke (CEA) Gregory A. Weiss, and Philip G. Collins (University of California, Irvine) Civic Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton 16:00 1138 Activation Mechanism for Charge Injection in Individual Single-Walled Carbon Theory and Modeling – 10:20 – 12:00 Nanotubes – Delphine Bouilly, Hubert Co-Chair: Francois Leonard Trépanier, and Richard Martel (Université de Montréal) 10:20 1128 (Invited) Microscopic Modeling of Contact 16:20 1139 Disorder-Induced Electron-Phonon Resistance in Carbon Nanotubes – Vasili Interactions and Gap States in Carbon Perebeinos (IBM - Watson) and Jerry Nanotubes – François Lapointe, Delphine Tersoff (IBM -Watson) Bouilly (Université de Montréal, 10:40 1129 (Invited) Nanoscale Carbon for Regroupement Québécois sur les Photovoltaic and Therapeutic Applications Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP)), Minh – Oleg Prezhdo (University of Rochester) Nguyen (Regroupement Québécois 11:00 1130 (Invited) Plasmonic Vs Electronic sur les Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP), Mechanism of the QED Kapitza Université de Montréal), Étienne Gaufrès, Conductance for Nanotube Materials – Nathalie Y-Wa Tang (Université de Alexey G. Petrov (Ioffe Institute), and Montréal, Regroupement Québécois Andrei M. Nemilentsau, and Slava V. sur les Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP)), Rotkin (Lehigh University) Patrick Desjardins (École Polytechnique de Montréal, Regroupement Québécois 11:20 1131 Equilibrium at the Edge: Nanotube sur les Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP)), Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Nucleation, Steady-State, and Cooperative and Richard Martel (Université de Growth – Boris I. Yakobson (Rice Montréal, Regroupement Québécois sur les University) Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP)) 11:40 1132 First Principles-Based Estimate of the 16:40 1140 (Invited) Monodisperse Carbon Critical SWCNT Length for Raman D. and Nanomaterials in Electronic and Energy G. Band Intensity Inversion – Yoshifumi Conversion Devices – Mark C. Hersam Nishimura (Nagoya University), Henryk (Northwestern University) Witek (National Chiao Tung University), and Stephan Irle (Nagoya University) 17:00 1141 (Invited) Semiconducting Enriched Carbon Nanotube Thin Film Transistors Using Metallic Carbon Nanotube Contact – Saiful Electronic Properties and Applications – 14:00 – 18:00 I. Khondaker, Biddut Sarker, and Narae Co-Chairs: Philip G. Collins and Mark C. Hersam Kang (University of Central Florida) 14:00 1133 Full-Coverage Aligned Semiconducting 17:20 1142 Monolithic Integration of Micro-Capacitors Enriched Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube by Lithographically Patternable, Wafer- Arrays for High-Performance Electronics Scale Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube – Qing Cao, Shu-jen Han, and George Film – Kazufumi Kobashi, Karolina U. S. Tulevski (IBM TJ Watson Research Laszczyk, Atsuko Sekiguchi, Fumiaki Center) Tanaka, Chandramouli Subramaniam, Don N. Futaba, Takeo Yamada, and Kenji Hata 14:20 1134 DWNT as Active Electrode in Far-IR (National institute of advanced industrial and THz Optical Modulation Devices – science and technology) Philippe Gagnon (École Polytechnique de Montréal, Regroupement Québécois 17:40 1143 (Invited) Porous Carbon and Its sur les Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP)), Nanocomposites for Energy Storage Maxime Biron, Patrick Desjardins Applications – Guozhong Cao, Stephanie (Regroupement Québécois sur les Candelaria, Yunxia Huang, Ming Zhang, Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP), École and Lili Zhang (University of Washington) Polytechnique de Montréal), and Richard Martel (Regroupement Québécois sur les Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP), Université de Montréal) 14:40 1135 (Invited) The Origin of Linear and Nonlinear Damping in Graphene Nanomechanical Resonators – Marc Bockrath and Tengfei Miao (University Of California, Riverside) 15:00 Break

90 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Optical Characterization and Applications 1 – 18:00 – 18:20 Applications with Graphene – 10:40 – 12:00 Co-Chair: Mark C. Hersam Co-Chair: Robert C. Haddon

18:00 1144 (Invited) Hallmarks of the Mechanical 10:40 1180 (Invited) Prospects for Hydrogen Storage Coupling to the Substrate in the in Graphene – Vittorio Pellegrini (NEST Photoluminescence Spectrum of Carbon CNR-NANO and Scuola Normale Nanotubes – Fabien Vialla, Yannick Superiore) Chassagneux (Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain, 11:00 1181 (Invited) New Faces of Graphene Oxide: Ecole Normale Supérieure), Cyrielle 2D Soft Material and Nanofluidic Channels Roquelet (Ecole Normale Supérieure de – Jiaxing Huang (Northwestern University) Cachan), Carole Diederichs (Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain, Ecole Normale Supérieure), 11:20 1182 Graphene Ring Nanoelectrodes: Philippe Roussignol (Ecole Normale Application as a Photoelectrochemical Supérieure, Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain), Sensor – James William Dickinson, Fabrice Jean-Sébastien Lauret (Ecole Normale Andrieux, Miriam Ferrer, and Colin Boxall Supérieure de Cachan), and Christophe (Lancaster University) Voisin (Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain, Ecole 11:40 1183 Montreal, QC H2R 2C7 Implementation Normale Supérieure) Of Graphene In Supercapacitor Electrodes – Boris Dyatkin, Majid Beidaghi, and Yury Gogotsi (Drexel University) Fundamentals of Graphene Related Structures H5 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Civic Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton Applications and Synthesis of Graphene – 14:00 – 17:00 Co-Chair: H. Grebel Properties of Graphene – 08:00 – 10:40 Co-Chair: Libai Huang 14:00 1184 (Invited) Few-Layer Graphenes from Ball-Milling of Graphite with Triazine 08:00 1173 Layer-Dependent Electrical Properties of Derivatives – Ester Vazquez (Universidad Graphene-Related Nanomaterials Revealed de Castilla-La Mancha) by Atomic Force Microscopy – Jing-jiang 14:20 1185 (Invited) Chemical Modification of Yu (Agilent Technologies, Inc.) Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes: 08:20 1174 Molecular Penetration Through the Basal Optical and Electrical Signatures of Plane of Graphene, Density Functional Charge Transfer Doping and Covalent May Tuesday, 14 Theory Study – Seung Mi Lee (Korea Functionalization – Richard Martel Research Institute of Standards and (Université de Montréal) Science), and Dinh Loc Duong, and Young 14:40 1186 8-Inc.h Wafer-Scale Synthesis and Hee Lee (Sungkyunkwan University) Tailoring of Graphene by Extension of 08:40 1175 Electrical Properties of Graphene the Segregation Methods to Metals of Conductive Thin Films Fabricated with Low Carbon Solubility – Caroline Rabot, Different Parameters – Xiaoxia Wang, Aziz Zenasni (CEA), and Alexandru Jianhua Yu, Hongzhou Dong (Qingdao Delamoreanu (CNRS/LTM) University of Science and Technology), 15:00 1187 An Environmental Approach of Reducing and Lifeng Dong (Missouri State of Graphene Oxide – Kwok Feng Chong University, Qingdao University of Science and Rubaiyi Mat Zaid (Universiti Malaysia and Technology) Pahang) 09:00 1176 Electron Transport Properties of Reduced 15:20 1188 Water-Soluble Graphene Through Graphene Oxide Sheets – Saiful I. Polyglycerol Grafting – Toku Yasuda Khondaker and Daeha Joung (University of (Shiga University of Medical Science, Central Florida) Osaka Electro-Communication University), 09:20 Coffee break Li Zhao, Gang Liu (Shiga University of Medical Science), Shuji Aonuma (Osaka 09:40 1177 Nonlinear Effects with Plasmonics at Electro-Communication University), and IR Wavelengths – A. Banerjee (NJIT) Takahide Kimura, and Naoki Komatsu and H. Grebel (New Jersey Institute of (Shiga University of Medical Science) Technology) 15:40 Coffee break 10:00 1178 An Electrochemical Reaction Pathway for the Generation of Graphen-Like Films 16:00 1189 An Electrochemical Method for the and Self-Assembled Nanographenes – Production of Graphite Oxide – Andrew Giovanni Valenti (Università di Bologna), James Parker, and James William Lawrence T. Scott (Boston College), Dickinson, Miriam Ferrer, and Colin Claudio Fontanesi (Università di Modena Boxall (Lancaster University) e Reggio Emilia), and Francesco Paolucci, 16:20 1190 Electroreduction of Oxygen on Pt and Massimo Marcaccio (Università di Nanoparticles Supported onto TiO2/ Bologna) Graphene in Acid Media – Nadezda 10:20 1179 (Invited) Tunable Optical Properties Alexeyeva (University of Tartu), Christina in Doped Graphene – Feng Wang (UC Bock, Barry R. MacDougall (National Berkeley) Research Council Canada), and Kaido Tammeveski (University of Tartu)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 91 16:40 1191 Development of Multi-Layer Graphene by 11:20 1258 (Invited) Bioelectronic Tongue Based on an Environmentally Friendly Process Using Voltammetric Sensors and Biosensors the Assisted Physical Sonication – Victor Analysis of Antioxidants and Phenolic Chabot, Brian Ki Hun Kim, and Aiping Yu Composition of Grapes – Maria Luz (University of Waterloo) Rodriguez-Mendez, Cristina Medina- Plaza, Constantin Apetrei (University of Valladolid), Jose Antonio Fernandez- Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies Escudero (Estacion Enologica Castilla H8 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures y León Junta Castilla y leon), Enrique Simcoe/Dufferin, Second Floor, Sheraton Barajas (Itacyl Junta castilla y león), and Jose Antonio de Saja (University of Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies 3 – 08:00 – 12:00 Valladolid) 11:40 1259 (Invited) Single Molecule Level 08:00 1249 (Invited) Porphysome Nanotechnology Determination of the Kinetics and and Beyond – Gang Zheng (University of Thermodynamics of the Reaction Between Toronto) Oxygen and Cobalt(II) Octaethylporphyrin 08:20 1250 (Invited) Efficient Water Oxidation in Phenyloctane at the HOPG-Solution Catalyzed by Homogeneous Cationic Interface – Ursula Mazur and K. W. Hipps Cobalt Porphyrins – John T, Groves (Washington State University) (Princeton University) 08:40 1251 (Invited) New Insights Into the Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies 4 – 14:00 – 18:20 Electrochemistry of Quinoxalinoporphyrins – Karl M. Kadish, Yuanyuan Fang, Zhen 14:00 1260 (Invited) Dendritic Metalloporphyrin- Fu (University of Houston), Paul Sintic, Fullerene Conjugates – Changing the Tony Khoury, Maxwell J. Crossley Microenvironment Around Redox-Active (University of Sydney), and Xiaohui Cai Centers and Its Impact on Charge Transfer (University of St Thomas) Reactions – D. M. Guldi (Universität 09:00 1252 A Ligand-Assisted Oxygen Reduction Erlangen-Nürnberg) Reaction Catalyzed by (nitro)Cobalt 14:20 1261 (Invited) Chemically Modified Porphyrins and Phthalocyanines – Carbon Nanostuctures for Advanced John Alan Goodwin (Coastal Carolina

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Optoelectronics and Catalysis – Sang Ouk University) Kim (Institute for Basic Science (IBS), 09:20 1253 (Invited) Synthetic Heme Thiolate KAIST) Complexes as Precise Model of 14:40 1262 (Invited) High-Potential Porphyrin Cytochrome P450 – Tsunehiko Higuchi Photosensitizers for Solar Water-Oxidation (Nagoya City University) Catalysis – Gary Brudvig (Yale University) 09:40 Coffee break 15:00 1263 (Invited) BF2 Chelated 10:00 1254 (Invited) Regulation Mechanism of Azadipyrromethene- A near-IR Electron Transfer From Cytochrome c to Emitting Electron Acceptor for Building Cytochrome c Oxidase – Koichiro Ishimori Photosynthetic Model Compounds – F. (Hokkaido University) D’Souza (University of North Texas), 10:20 1255 (Invited) Signal Sensing and Signal Venugopal Bandi (unt), Mohamed E. El- Transduction in Heme Sensor Proteins – Khouly (Osaka University), Kei Ohkubo Shigetoshi Aono (National Institutes of (Osaka University, ALCA, JST), Vladimir Natural Sciences) Nesterov (University of North Texas), Melvin E. Zandler (WSU), and Shunichi 10:40 1256 (Invited) Self-Assembly of Porphyrin Fukuzumi (Osaka University, ALCA, JST) Molecules at Electrified Interfaces – Thanh Hai Phan (Quynhon University, University 15:20 1264 (Invited) Design of Novel Pyrene- Bonn), Tomasz Kosmala, Stephan Breuer Dendronized Porphyrins Exhibiting (University Bonn), and Klaus Wandelt Efficient Fluorescence Resonance (University of Bonn, University of Energy Transfer (FRET): Optical and Wroclaw) Photophysical Properties – Gerardo G. Zaragoza-Galán (Instituto de 11:00 1257 (Invited) The Gas Sensitivity of Porphyrins Investigaciones en Materiales UNAM), Coated ZnO Nanorods – Yuvaraj Michael Fowler, Jean Duhamel (University Sivalingam, Gabriele Magna, Eugenio of Waterloo), Regis Rein, Nathalie Solladié Martinelli, Roberto Paolesse, and Corrado (Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination Di Natale (University of Rome Tor CNRS), and Ernesto Rivera (Instituto de Vergata) Investigaciones en Materiales UNAM) 15:40 1265 (Invited) Phthalocyanines and Analogues as Components of Photovoltaic and Artificial Photosynthetic Devices – Maria-Eleni Ragoussi, Mine Inc.e, Lara Tejerina, Olga Trukhina, Maria Medel, Eva M. Llamas, Julia Guilleme, Beatriz Ballesteros, Gema de la Torre, M. Victoria Martinez-Diaz, Giovanni Bottari, Maxence Urbani, and Tomas Torres (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)

92 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 16:00 Coffee break Ethanol Oxidation 5 – 10:00 – 12:00 16:20 1266 (Invited) Rational Design of Co-Chairs: Plamen Atanassov and Juan M. Feliu Phthalocyanine-Perylenediimide Systems with Long-Lived Charge-Separated State – 10:00 1343 Traditional and Novel Platinum/ Angela Sastre-Santos (Universidad Miguel Conducting Oxide Electrocatalysts: Trends Hernández) and Promise – Galina A. Tsirlina (Moscow State University) 16:40 1267 (Invited) Quasi-Ohmic Single Molecule Charge Transport Through Highly 10:40 1344 Catalysts for Electrooxidation of Ethanol Conjugated Meso-to-Meso Ethyne-Bridged and Other Biofuels – Plamen Atanassov, Porphyrin Wires – Eric Borguet (Temple Alexey Serov (University of New Mexico), University) Barr Halevi, Kateryna Artyushkova (The University of New Mexico), and Elena A. 17:00 1268 (Invited) Non-Covalent Assemblies Baranova (University of Ottawa) of Upconverting Nanoparticles with Porphyrin-Dendrimers for Multiphoton 11:20 1345 Understanding the Elementary Steps in Imaging and Sensing – Sergei A. the Ethanol Oxidation Reaction – Enrique Vinogradov and Tatiana V. Esipova Herrero (Universidad de Alicante), (University of Pennsylvania) Vinicius Del Colle (Universidade Federal de Alagoas), and Carlos Buso-Rogero 17:20 1269 (Invited) Metal-Assisted Formation of an (Universidad de Alicante) Extremely Long–Lived Charge-Separated State in a Porphyrin–Flavin Dyad – Takahiko Kojima (University of Tsukuba), Ethanol Oxidation 6 – 14:00 – 16:00 Ryosuke Kobayashi (University of Co-Chairs: Hasuck Kim and Enrique Herrero Tsukuba, University of Tsukuba), Tomoya Ishizuka, Shinya Yamakawa, Hiroaki 14:00 1346 (ET Division Research Award Presentation) Kotani (University of Tsukuba), Tatsuaki Electrocatalysis in Direct Ethanol Fuel Nakanishi (National Institute for Material Cells – Piotr Zelenay, Qing Li (Los Alamos Science), and Kei Ohkubo, and Shunichi National Laboratory), and Meng Li, and Fukuzumi (Osaka University, ALCA, JST) Radoslav R. Adzic (Brookhaven National Laboratory) 17:40 1270 (Invited) Highly Efficient Porphyrin- Sensitized Solar Cells – Hiroshi Imahori 14:40 1347 Quantitative Dems Study of Ethanol and Methanol Oxidation: Effect of Pt (Kyoto University) May Tuesday, 14 Single Crystalline Surface Structure and 18:00 1271 Ruthenium Porphyrin Complexes: Bimetallic Surface Modification – Helmut Powerful Catalysts For Hydrocarbon Baltruschat, Ehab Mostafa, and Abd El Atom-Efficient Aminations – Emma Gallo Aziz Abd El Latif (University of Bonn) (Università degli Studi di Milano) 15:20 1348 Ways to Improve Alcohol Oxidation in Fuel Cells – Hasuck Kim (Daegu Ethanol Oxidation Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and I3 Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Technology), Sungyool Bong, Seunghee Energy Technology Woo, In Kim (Seoul National University), Windsor East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton and Oc Hee Han (Korea Basic Science Institute) Ethanol Oxidation 4 – 08:00 – 09:40 Co-Chairs: Galina A. Tsirlina and Andrzej Wieckowski Windsor East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 08:00 1340 Electrocatalytic Oxidation of Ethanol At Metallic Nanoporous Catalyst Structures Ethanol Oxidation 7 – 16:20 – 18:00 Co-Chairs: Frederic Maillard and Adam Lewera – Gary J. Blanchard (Michigan State University, Michigan State University) 16:20 1349 Comparison Electrooxidation of Ethylene 08:40 1341 Surface Segregation of Pt-Ru Glycol and Ethanol on Platinum Alloy Nanoparticulate Electrocatalysts in Anodic Nanoparticles Dispersed in Metal Oxide Processes – Petr Krtil, Valery Petrykin, Matrix – Krzysztof Miecznikowski Hana Hoffmannova (J Heyrovsky Institute (University of Warsaw) of Physical Chemistry), Svein Sunde 16:40 1350 Platinum Based Catalysts Modified with (Norwegian University of Science and CeO for Ethanol Oxidation – Ana C. Technology), and Maki Okube, Kei-ichiro 2 Tavares (Institut National de la Recherche Murai, and Piotr Ochal (J Heyrovsky Scientifique - Energie, Materiaux et Institute of Physical Chemistry) Telecommunications), Renato G. Freitas 09:20 1342 Development of Hybrid Mixed Zirconium- (Universidade Federal Sao Carlos), Maria Tungsten Oxide Supports for Activation J. Paulo, Spyridon Ntais (Institut National of Dispersed Pt and PtRu Nanoparticles de la Recherche Scientifique), and Ernesto towards Oxidation of Alcohols – Iwona A. Chaves Pereira (Universidade Federal de Rutkowska, Anna Wadas, Diana Marks, Sao Carlos) Karolona Klak, Sylwia Zoladek, and Pawel J. Kulesza (University of Warsaw)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 93 17:00 1351 Platinum Systems Electrodeposited 10:20 1399 Electroanalytical Performance of Nitrogen- in the Presence of Iron or Palladium Containing Tetrahedral Amorphous Carbon Concomitantly or Not with Rutin or Thin-Film Electrodes – Greg M. Swain, Quercetin On a Glassy Carbon Surface Xingyi Yang (Michigan State University), Effectively Catalyze Oxygen Reduction Lars Haubold (The Fraunhofer Center Reaction – Guilherme V. Fortunato, for Coatings and Laser Applications), Luna B. Venarusso, and Gilberto Maia and Gabriel DeVivo (Michigan State (Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do University) Sul) 10:40 1400 Charge Transport in Solid State Molecular 17:20 1352 Micromesoporous VC and WC Derived Junctions – Richard L. McCreery (National Carbons Supported Catalysts as Cathodes Institute for Nanotechnology, University for Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel of Alberta), Adam Bergren, Haijun Yan Cells in Sulfuric and Perchloric Acid (National Institute for Nanotechnology), Solutions – Eneli Härk, Vahur Steinberg, Sayed Youssef Sayed, Jerry Fereiro Silver Sepp, Jaak Nerut, Kersti Vaarmets, (University of Alberta), Jean-Christophe and Enn Lust (University of Tartu) Lacroix (Université Paris Diderot), Mykola 17:40 1353 Electrochemical Oxidation of Carbon in Kondratenko (University of Alberta), and Low Temperature Fuel Cells: Influence Andriy Kovalenko (National Institute of the Gas Atmosphere – Laetitia Dubau, for Nanotechnology, and University of Luis Castanheira (Grenoble INP - CNRS), Alberta) Miguel Lopez-Haro, Pascale Bayle- 11:20 1401 Development and Characterization Guillemaud (CEA, SM/INAC/SP2M/ of Highly Efficient Integrated LEMMA, Service de Physique des Bioelectrocatalytic Systems Utilizing Matériaux et des Microstructures), Laure Nanostructured Carbon, Enzymes, Biofilms Guétaz (CEA, LITEN, Département de and Metal Nanoparticles – Pawel J. l’Electricité et de l’Hydrogène pour les Kulesza (University of Warsaw) Transports, Laboratoire des Composants 11:40 1402 Quantitative Correlations Between the PEM), and Frédéric Maillard (Grenoble Coverage and the Normal Inc.idence INP - CNRS) Differential Reflectance for Bromide Adsorbed on a Polycrystalline Platinum Rotating Disk Electrode – Daniel Alberto

Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Grahame Award Symposium and Physical and I4 Analytical Electrochemistry General Session Scherson and Jing Xu (Case Western Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Reserve University) Dominion Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton General Session – 14:00 – 17:00 Grahame Award Symposium – 08:40 – 12:00 Co-Chairs: Takashi Ito and Wesley Henderson Co-Chairs: Greg M. Swain and Pawel J. Kulesza 14:00 1403 The Effect of Short Voltage Pulses On 08:40 1395 Spectroelectrochemical Investigations of the Passivation of 316L Stainless Steel – Electrochemical Processes Using Optically Emma Jayne Pewsey and Gordon Timothy Transparent Carbon Electrodes – Keith J. Burstein (University of Cambridge) Stevenson (Texas Materials Insitute, The 14:20 1404 Electron Transfer At the Solid/Gas University of Texas at Austin), and E. Kate Interface – Atif Elahi, Maria Calleja, Walker, Matthew Charlton, and Sankaran Jason R. Butler, and Daren J. Caruana Murugesan (The University of Texas at (University College London) Austin) 14:40 1405 Near-Infrared Electrogeneretaed 09:00 1396 PMIRRAS Studies of Electric Field Driven Chemiluminescence of Au25L18: A Changes in Conformation and Orientation Mechanistic Study – Mahdi Hesari, of Proteins in a Model Membrane Zhifeng Ding, and Mark S. Workentin Supported on a Au(111) Surface – Jay J. (Western University) Leitch (University of Guelph), Christa L. 15:00 1406 Electrochemical Sensing Based on Redox- Brosseau (St Mary’s University), Thamara Involved Electron Propagation Through Laredo (Lakehead University), and John R. Ferrocenes Anchored to Electrode- Dutcher, and Jacek Lipkowski (University Supported Cylindrical Nanopores – Takashi of Guelph) Ito and Feng Li (Kansas State University) 09:20 1397 Nitric Oxide Reduction and Oxidation 15:20 Break on Polycrystalline Platinum: Differential Reflectance Spectroscopic Studies – Adriel 15:40 1407 Interfacial Water Inside Ionomer J. Jebaraj and Daniel Alberto Scherson Membrane Pores and Channels Probed (Case Western Reserve University) by Infrared Spectroscopy – Carol Korzeniewski, Shu Liu, and Adelia Aquino 09:40 Intermission (Texas Tech University) 10:00 1398 Synchrotron Infrared Radiation for Spectroelectrochemical Microscopy – Ian James Burgess (University of Saskatchewan)

94 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 16:00 1408 On the Kinetics of the Electrochemical Ion Conduction in Polymers Charging Reaction of Hydridable Alloys I5 Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Battery / – Vincent Vivier, Beatriz Puga, François Energy Technology Huet, Suzanne Joiret (LISE, UPR 15 du Conference Room G, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton CNRS), Junxian Zhang, Cécile Georges, Judith Monnier, Michel Latroche (CNRS- Morning Session – 08:20 – 12:00 UPEC, ICMPE), and Lionel Goubault, and Co-Chair: Thomas A. Zawodzinski Patrick Bernard (SAFT, Direction de la Recherche) 08:20 1420 Structure and Conduction Properties of 16:20 1409 The Effects of Internal Pressure Evolution Polyimide-Poly (Ethylene Glycol) Films on the Ageing of Commercial Li-Ion Cells for Fuel Cell Membrane Applications – Anthony Matasso (The University of – Elyse Coletta (Stanford University), Texas at Arlington) Michael Toney (Stanford Synchrotron 16:40 1410 Redox-Active Iron-Based Organometallic Radiation Light Source), and Curtis W. π-Conjugated Wires and Their Covalent Frank (Stanford University) Immobilization On Oxide-Free Hydrogen- 08:40 1421 Ionic-Liquid Gel Based Carbon Dioxide Terminated Silicon Surfaces – Bruno Gas Sensor – Masahito Honda (NMEMS Fabre, Frédéric Paul, Nicolas Gauthier, Technology research Organization, Guillaume Grelaud (University of Rennes), OMRON corporation), Yusuke Takei, and Mark G. Humphrey, and Katy Green Koutaro Ishizu (The University of Tokyo, (Australian National University) The University of Tokyo), Hiroshi Imamoto (OMRON corporation, OMRON corporation), Kiyoshi Matsumoto, Isao Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Shimoyama (The University of Tokyo), and Toshihiro Itoh, and Ryutaro Maeda (AIST, Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 AIST) Co-Chair: Robert A. Mantz 09:00 1422 Radiation Effects on the Performance • 1411 Hydrogen Electrosorption Into Palladium- of Proton Exchange Membranes in Nitrogen Alloys – Piotr Polczynski Electrochemical Cells – Hongqiang Li, (University of Warsaw), Grzegorz Kannan Krishnaswamy, and Sam Suppiah Dercz (University of Silesia), and Rafal (Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd.) Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Jurczakowski (University of Warsaw) 09:20 1423 Water Uptake and Proton Conductivity • 1412 In Situ STM Studies of Cd (0001) of Polyvinyl Alcohol/Siloxane Electrode in Aqueous Electrolyte Solution Interpenetrating Polymer Networks – – Piret Pikma, Vitali Grozovski, and Enn Jennifer M. Schmeisser (St Lawrence Lust (University of Tartu) University, University of Ontario Institute • 1413 Amperometric Trace Determination of of Technology) and E. Bradley Easton Rh(III) and Os(VIII) with Thiodipropionic (University of Ontario Institute of Acid – Ritu Langyan (Kurukshetra Technology) University, Kurukshetra (India)-136119) 09:40 Intermission and Satyender Pal Khatkar (Maharshi 10:00 1424 The Effect of Nano-Fillers on a Dayanand University) Silicotungstic Acid-Based Polymer-in-Salt • 1414 Selectiveness of Copper and Polypyrrole Electrolyte – Han Gao and Keryn Lian Modified Copper Electrodes for Nitrate and (University of Toronto) Nitrite Electroreduction: A Comparative 10:20 1425 Anion-Conducting, Multiblock Copolymer Study and Application in Ground Water – Membranes: Structure-Property Thoa TP Nguyen (University of Science, Relationships – Paul Kohl, Doh-Yeon Park, Vietnam National University - Ho Chi and Haskell Beckham (Georgia Institute of Minh City), Thinh Viet Nguyen (Tien Technology) Giang University, Vietnam), and Bao DK 10:40 1426 Nanofibre-Reinforced Composite Proton Do, and Minh Anh Pham (University of Exchange Membranes for Fuel Cell Science, Vietnam National University - Ho Applications – Surya Subianto, Deborah Chi Minh City) J. Jones, Sara Cavaliere, Jacques Rozière • 1415 Comparative Study of Anomalous (Institut Charles Gerhardt, Equipe AIME, Codeposition of Ni-Zn in Different Acid Université Montpellier 2), and Luca Merlo Solutions – Yassine Addi Sr (ENPEI- (SOLVAY Speciality Polymers Italy SPA) USTHB) 11:00 1427 Effect of Nano-fillers on the Conductivity and Structural Properties of EMIHSO4- based Polymer Electrolytes – Sanaz Ketabi and Keryn Lian (University of Toronto) 11:20 1428 UV-Raman Spectroscopic Characterizations of Thermally Processed Nafion and Perfluoroalkyl Ionomer Materials – Rachel L. Behrens, Shu Zheng (Texas Tech University), Gulten Karaoglan, Mark Holtz (Texas Tech University), and Carol Korzeniewski (Texas Tech University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 95 11:40 1429 Electrolyte Solution and Polymer 14:40 1447 Nano-Derived, Micro-Chemical Sensors Equilibrium in PFSA Ion Exchange for SO2 and H2S Sensing at High- Membrane – Zhijiang Tang, Michael Temperature – Engin Ciftyurek, Katarzyna Bright, Jamie S. Lawton (The University Sabolsky, and Edward M. Sabolsky (West of Tennessee Knoxville), Che-Nan Sun Virginia University) (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Doug 15:00 1448 Ultralow Power Gas Sensors for S. Aaron, Alexander B. Papandrew (The Environmental and Safety Applications – University of Tennessee Knoxville), and Michael T. Carter, Joseph R. Stetter (KWJ Thomas A. Zawodzinski (The University of Engineering Inc.), and Melvin Findlay, and Tennessee Knoxville, Oak Ridge National Vinay Patel (KWJ Engineering, Inc.) Laboratory) 15:20 Break 15:40 1449 Generator-Collector Pulse Electroanalysis Afternoon Session – 14:00 – 15:40 Co-Chair: Thomas A. Zawodzinski at “Piranha Junction” Electrodes – Sara E. C. Dale and Frank Marken (University of 14:00 1430 On the Origin of the Effect of Yttrium Bath) Based Oxide Nano-Precipitate On 16:00 1450 Direct Detection of Salmonella the Properties of Oxide Dispersion Typhimurium on Rough, Non-Flat Surfaces Strengthened (ODS) Steels – Mahmoud R. of Spinach Leaves using Micron-Scale Reda (CanadElectrochim) Phage-Based Magnetoelastic Biosensors 14:20 1431 On the Origin of the Enhanced Activity of – Shin Horikawa, Yating Chai, Kiril A. the Anode in Solid Oxide Fuel Cell by the Vaglenov, James M. Barbaree, and Bryan A. Chin (Auburn University) Effect of Nanostructured Doping of CeO2- Based Oxide (ceria) – Mahmoud R. Reda 16:20 1451 Electrochemical Disinfection of Human (CanadElectrochim) Urine for Water-Free and Additive-Free 14:40 1432 On the Determination of the Catalytic Toilets Using Boron-Doped Diamond Activity of Oxygen Reduction Reaction Electrode – Akshay S. Raut (Duke in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel University), Garry B. Cunningham Cell (PEMFC) – Mahmoud R. Reda (RTI International), Charles B. Parker (CanadElectrochim) (Duke University), Brian R. Stoner (RTI International), and Jeffrey T. Glass (Duke 15:00 1433 In Situ Evaluation of Sulfide Contaminants Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 University) Crossover through Electrolyte Membrane of PEMFC – Yuka Oono (Daido 16:40 1452 Reversible Trapping of Emerging Water University) Contaminants – Sandrine Delpeux- Ouldriane (CNRS, CRMD, Orléans, 15:20 1434 A Hybrid Doped Polypyrrole/ FRANCE), Mickael Gineys (CNRS, Poly(vinylidene chloride-co-acrylonitrile) CRMD-University of Orleans, FRANCE), Solid State Gel Electrolyte for Iodine-Free Nathalie Cohaut (CNRS, University of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells – Mi-Hee Jung Orleans, FRANCE), and François Béguin (Electronics and Telecommunications (CNRS-University of Orleans, FRANCE) Research Institute (ETRI), Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute 17:00 1453 Size Dependent Disruption of Tethered (ETRI)) Lipid Bilayers by Carboxylate-Modified Polystyrene Nanoparticles – Ying Liu and Robert Worden (Michigan State Environmental, Water Quality and Safety Monitoring University) J1 Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Conference Room E, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Nano/Bio Sensors Sensor / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Environmental, Water Quality and Safety Monitoring – 14:00 – 17:20 J2 Co-Chairs: Rangachary Mukundan and Bryan Chin Conference Room E, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Morning Session 2 – 08:30 – 12:00 14:00 1445 Mixed-Potential NOx Sensors: Reproducibility Between Devices Co-Chairs: Zoraida Aguilar, Hugh De Long, Ajit Khosla, L. A. Nagahara, Nianqiang Wu, and Aleksandr Simonian Prepared by Commercial Manufacturing Methods – Cortney R. Kreller (Los Alamos 08:30 1471 Core@Shell Ni@NiO Nanowire Array National Laboratory), Praveen K. Sekhar Electrode for Catalytic Activity Towards (Washington State University, Vancouver), Glucose – Mamun Jamal, Maksudul Dusan Spernjak (Los Alamos National Hasan, Michael Schmidt, Nikolay Petkov, Laboratory), Wenxia Li, Ponnusamy Alan Mathewson, and Kafil M. Razeeb Palanisamy (ESL Electroscience), and Eric (University College Cork) L. Brosha, Rangachary Mukundan, and Fernando Garzon (Los Alamos National 08:50 1472 Exploring Tau Protein Conformation and Laboratory) Aggregation on Surfaces – Sanela Martic and Jose O. Esteves-Villanueva (Oakland 14:20 1446 Gas Sensing with Ultrafine and Micro- University) Scale ZnO Powders: Shape Matters – Jiaqi Cheng, Jake Wells, and Kristin Poduska 09:10 1473 Electrochemical Detection of Cardiac (Memorial University of Newfoundland) Myoglobin Using Microchannel with Interdigitated Electrodes (MCIE) – Naga Siva Kumar Gunda, Selvaraj Naicker, and Sushanta Mitra (University of Alberta)

96 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 09:30 1474 Modification of Silver/Silver Sulfide • 1484 DNA Hybridization Detection by Nanoparticle on Carbon Nanotube Charge Perturbation Through DNA At Electrode for Simultaneous Detection of Poly(thionine)-Modified Glassy Carbon Ascorbic Acid and Dopamine – Yi-Kai and Gold Electrodes – Mohammad Chih and Ming-Chang Yang (National Mahbubur Rahman and Jae Joon Lee Cheng Kung University) (Konkuk University) 09:50 Break 10:10 1475 Microspot with Integrated Pillars (MSIP) Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems for the Detection of Dengue NS1 Virus – J3 General Session Naga Siva Kumar Gunda (University of Sensor Alberta), Minashree Singh (University of Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Alberta, University of Alberta), Yashasvi Purwar, Sirish L. Shah (University of Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Alberta), Kamaljit Kaur (University of Co-Chair: Michael T. Carter Alberta), and Sushanta Mitra (University of Alberta) • 1500 Monitoring of Charged Wall Growth Inside 10:30 1476 High Performance Non-Enzymatic Glucose Pipes with Impedance Spectroscopy – Sensor Based On Nickel Hydroxide Ronnie Joakim Ramsdal Anseth and Magne Modified Nitrogen-Inc.orporated Waskaas (Telemark University College) Nanodiamond – Chih-Yu Ko, Jin-Hua • 1501 Adsorption Study of Metal Ions on Huang (National Tsing Hua University), Electrochemically Synthesized Poly- and Supil Raina, and Weng Poo Kang (ortho-phenylenediamine) – Abdunnaser (Vanderbilt University) Mohmed Etorki (Tripoli University) and 10:50 1477 Electrochemical Monitoring of Mahmoud abdellsamed El Rais (Tripoli Biodegradation of Phenolic Pollutants University) Using Nanoporous Gold – Badal Shah and • 1502 CO2 Capture by Modified Diatomite – C. Aicheng Chen (Lakehead University) G. Lin (National Cheng Kung University, 11:10 1478 Nitrogen-doped Carbon Nanotube National Cheng Kung University) and Electrodes for Enzyme Based Yen-Hua Chen (National Cheng Kung Electrochemical Biosensing – Jacob University)

Michael Goran (University of Texas at • 1503 Evaluation of Electro-Oxidation, May Tuesday, 14 Austin) and Keith J. Stevenson (Texas Electrocoagulation, Fenton, Electro- Materials Insitute, The University of Texas Fenton and Photoelectro-Fenton Methods at Austin) for Treatment of Tannery Effluents – 11:30 1479 Preparation of Fine Implantable Needle- Catalina Leticia de la Rosa Juarez, Pedro Type Glucose Lactate Dual Biosensors Cruz, Yolanda Nieto Urroz, Juan Manuel Using γ-Polyglutamic Acid – Kazuaki Peralta-Hernández, and Eloy Isarain- Edagawa, Hiroki Takaoka, and Mikito Chávez (Centro de Innovación Aplicada en Yasuzawa (The University of Tokushima) Tecnologías Competitivas) 11:50 Concluding Remarks • 1504 Planar Photoelectrocatalytic (PEC) Device Based On Free-Standing TiO2 Nanotube Membranes – Qiong Chen, Guohua Liu, Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 and Kaiying Wang (Vestfold University Co-Chairs: Zoraida Aguilar, Hugh De Long, Ajit Khosla, L. A. Nagahara, College) Nianqiang Wu, and Aleksandr Simonian • 1505 Treatment of Retting Pond Water and • 1480 Modeling Analysis of Electrode Fouling Generation of Electricity using Microbial Due to Electro-Oxidation of Phenols – Fuel Cells – Iqbal Mohammed Ismail Xiaoyun Yang, Jeffrey Kirsch, Jeffrey W. (King Abdulaziz University)

Fergus, and Aleksandr Simonian (Auburn • 1506 ZnO-MnO2 Core-Shell Nanocomposites University) as a Promising Visible-Light Driven • 1481 Urea-Enfet Biosensor Based On pH-Egfet Photocatalyst for Pollutants Removal – Using FTO and ITO Support Films – Yim Leng Chan, Swee-Yong Pung, Srimala Guilherme Oliveira Silva and Marcelo Sreekantan, and Fei-Yee Yeo (Universiti Mulato (Universidade de Sao Paulo - USP) Sains Malaysia) • 1482 Glucose Detection Using Fluorine Doped • 1507 The Investigation and Characterization Tin Oxide Extended Gate Field Effect of Next Generation Proton Exchange Transistors Upon Varied Functionalizations Membranes for Fuel Cell-Based Ethanol of Glucose Oxidase – Raphael Aparecido Sensors – Jesse TS Allan and E. Bradley Sanches Nascimento (Universidade de Easton (University of Ontario Institute of São Paulo - USP) and Marcelo Mulato Technology) (Universidade de Sao Paulo - USP) • 1508 Sensitivity Enhancement of Metal-Oxide- • 1483 Preparation of Enzyme-Immobilized Semiconductor Tunneling Temperature Biosensor by the Combination Sensor with Al2O3/SiO2 Dielectric Stacks of Electrodeposition and – Chien-Chih Lin and Jenn-Gwo Hwu Electropolymerization – Kentaro Hiura, (National Taiwan University) Shinya Furukawa, Kazuaki Edagawa, and Mikito Yasuzawa (The University of Tokushima)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 97 • 1509 Electroanalytical Study of Isoniazid Oxidation on Ni and Co Nanoparticles Modified FTO Electrodes – Lucio Angnes Sr (Universidade de Sao Paulo) Wednesday, May 15 • 1510 Charge Sensing Properties of Nanostructured Fluorine-Doped Tin Oxide Surfaces – Jessica Colnaghi Fernandes and Marcelo Mulato (Universidade de Sao Energy Technology/Battery - Joint General Session Energy Technology / Battery Paulo - USP) B1 Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton • 1511 Charging and Capacitance Properties of Fluorine Doped Tin Oxide Aimed Lithium Ion Batteries - Anodes I – 08:00 – 12:00 for the Interfacial Part of Miniaturized Co-Chairs: Yun-Hui Huang and Mariappan Parans Paranthaman Biochemical Sensors – Raphael Aparecido Sanches Nascimento (Universidade de 08:00 186 Enhanced Electrochemical Performance São Paulo - USP) and Marcelo Mulato of SnO2 Anode Material for Lithium- (Universidade de Sao Paulo - USP) Ion Battery Via Fluorine Doping and • 1512 Plastic-Based Dye-Doped Guest-Host C60 Coating – Chairul Hudaya (Energy Liquid Crystal Displays – Gi Heon Kim Convergence Research Center, Green (Convergence Components & materials City Research Institute, KIST, University Research Laboratory) of Science and Technology), Ji Hun Park • 1513 Development of Screen-Printed (Energy Convergence Research Center, Electrochemical Devices for Printable Green City Research Institute, KIST), Electrochemistry – Isao Shitanda, Yoshinao Wonchang Choi (University of Science and Hoshi, and Masayuki Itagaki (Tokyo Technology, Energy Convergence Research University of Science) Center, Green City Research Institute, KIST), and Joong Kee Lee (Energy • 1514 Electrophoretic Mobility and Convergence Research Center, Green City Electronkinetics of Charged Particles on Research Institute, KIST, University of the Electrophoretic Display Performance Science and Technology) – Chul Am Kim and Ji Young Oh (Electronics and Telecommunications 08:20 187 In Situ XRD Investigation of Insertion and Extraction Mechanisms of Lithium Tuesday, May Tuesday, 14 Research Institute) in Nanoscaled Gold Thin Films – Philipp Bach, Andreas Seemayer, Frank Uwe Renner (Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung), and Uta Rütt, and Olof Gutowski (DESY Hamburg) 08:40 188 Reduction of Full Cell Impedance by Dissolving Degradation Films – Stephen J. Harris (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab), Peng Lu (General Motors R&D Center), and Chen Li (Zee Aero Inc.) 09:00 189 Synthesis and Characterization of Graphene Nanosheets as Electrode for Li-Ion Storage Applications – Wook Ahn (Korea Institute of Energy Research, Yonsei University), K. B. Kim (Yonsei University), and Chang-Soo Jin, and Kyoung-Hee Shin (Korea Institute of Energy Research) 09:20 190 Functionalized 3D Porous Carbon as Anode for High-Performance Lithium-Ion Batteries – Long Qie, Wu-Xing Zhang, Li- Xia Yuan, and Yun-Hui Huang (Huazhong University of Science and Technology) 09:40 Intermission 10:00 191 Low-Cost Silicon Alloy with an Inactive Matrix as an Anode Material for Lithium- Ion Batteries – Yohan Park, Changui Jeong, Seunguk Kwon, Yury Matulevich, Youngugk Kim, Jaehyuk Kim, Soonsung Suh, Yongchan You, and Sunho Kang (Samsung SDI Co, Ltd.) 10:20 192 Electrochemical Properties of Restacked Graphene Sheets as an Anode Material for Lithium-Ion Batteries – Wonkyun Lee, Shinya Suzuki, and Masaru Miyayama (The University of Tokyo)

98 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 10:40 193 Ultrathin Atomic Layer Deposited ZrO2 10:20 203 Li2MnSiO4 : High Storage Capacity Coating to Enhance the Electrochemical Cathode Material for Li-Ion Battery Performance of Li4Ti5O12 as an Anode Applications – Vishwanathan Ramar and Material – Jian Liu, Xifei Li (Western Palani Balaya (National University of University), Mei Cai (General Motors Singapore) Research & Development Center), Ruying 10:40 204 Microporous Molybdenum-Vanadium- Li (University of Western Ontario), and Based Oxide: A High Capacity Electrode Xueliang Andy Sun (Western University) Material for Rechargeable Lithium 11:00 194 C/Fe3O4 Composite as a Negative Batteries – Allan J. Jacobson and Electrode for Rechargeable Secondary Watchareeya Kaveevivitchai (Texas Center Batteries – Dae-Yeop Park, Sun-Jae for Superconductivity at the University of Kim, and Seung-Taek Myung (Sejong Houston (TcSUH), University of Houston) University) 11:00 205 Transport and Hysteresis of Iron Fluoride 11:20 195 Fabrication and Electrochemical Properties and Oxyfluoride Conversion Electrode of Sn/TiO2 Nanowire Array Composites Materials – Jonathan Ko, Matt Parkinson, as Li-Ion Battery Anodes – Zhen Wei, Tao Anna Halajko, and Glenn Amatucci Huang, and Aishui Yu (Fudan University) (Rutgers University) 11:40 196 Influence of Flake/Potato Graphite Particle 11:20 206 Optimization of the Titanium Oxysulfides Ratio On SEI Formation and Negative (TiOySz) Performance Used as Positive Electrode Performance in Lithium-Ion Electrode in Lithium Microbatteries – Elise Batteries – Sarine Chhor (CEA/INAC, Saoutieff, Lucie Le Van-Jodin, Christophe CEA/LITEN), Sophie Mailley (CEA Secouard (CEA), and Marina Proust Grenoble), Eric De Vito (CEA/LITEN), (STMicroelectronics) Pascal Mailley (CEA Grenoble), and Gerard Gébel (CEA/INAC) Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton

Grand Ballroom West, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Lithium Batteries - Anodes II – 14:00 – 18:00 Co-Chairs: Gao Liu and Pat Nandakumar Lithium Ion Batteries - Cathodes III – 08:00 – 12:00 Co-Chairs: N. Dupre and Arumugam Manthiram 14:00 207 Development of Conductive Binder for Si 08:00 197 Schematic Investigation on the and Sn Anodes – Mingyan Wu, Shidi Xun, Electrochemical Performance of Olivine Sang-Jae Park, Xiangyun Song, Vincent Battaglia, Wanli Yang, Lin-Wang Wang, Typed LiFexMn1-XPO4 Cathode Material for Li-Ion Rechargeable Batteries – and Gao Liu (Lawrence Berkeley National Changkeun Back (Hanwha Chemical Laboratory) Corporation, Illinois Institute of 14:20 208 Enhancement of Electrochemical Technology) Properties of Si Alloy Anodes by Ultrathin Al2O3 Atomic Layer Deposition for 08:20 198 Effect of Calendering LiFePO4 Electrodes – Andrew van Bommel and Ranjith Li-Ion Batteries – Jong-Soo Cho (MK Divigalpitiya (3M Canada) Electron Co,), Jae Ha Woo, Jonathan Travis (University of Colorado at Boulder), 08:40 199 Cycling Performance of Low-Cost Jeong-Tak Moon (MK Electron Co,), Lithium-Ion Batteries with LiFePO4 Sunho Kang (Samsung SDI Co, Ltd.), and Cathode – Hassan Srour (Université de Se-Hee Lee (University of Colorado at Wednesday, May 15 Lyon, CEA - LITEN / DEHT / LMB), Boulder) Helene Rouault (CEA), and Catherine Santini (University of Lyon) 14:40 209 High-Temperature Carbon Monofluoride Batteries with Lithiated Silicon Anodes 09:00 200 LiFeO2 – Tunnel: The First Multiple – Joseph C. Yeager (University of Electrons Transfer Fe Based Cathode Wisconsin-Madison), Yan Luo (University Compound – Viktor V. Poltavets, Shaun R. of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Bruno, Colin K. Blakely, Joshua D. Davis, Wisconsin-Madison), and Robert J. and Jonathon B. Clapham (Michigan State Hamers (University of Wisconsin-Madison, University) Silatronix Inc.) 09:20 201 Investigation of the Electrode / Electrolyte 15:00 210 Measurement of the Diffusion Coefficient Interphase for Air-Exposed LiFePO4 Nano- of Lithium in Tin Thin Films Inc. Powders – Marine Cuisinier (Institut des luding Phase Transformation Effects Materiaux Jean Rouxel (IMN)), Nicolas – Eddie C. W. Fok (The University of Dupré (CNRS - Institut des Matériaux jean British Columbia) and John D. Madden Rouxel), Ryoji Kanno (Tokyo Institute of (University of British Columbia) Technology), and Dominique Guyomard (IMN - CNRS) 15:20 Intermission 09:40 Intermission 15:40 211 Memory Effect Highlighting in Silicon Anodes for High Energy Density Lithium- 10:00 202 Development of High-Energy Cathodes Ion Batteries – Michel Ulldemolins (CEA, via In Situ Solvothermal Synthesis – CNRS), Frédéric Le Cras (CEA), and Feng Wang, Jianming Bai, Sung-Wook Brigitte Pecquenard (CNRS) Kim, Xiaoya Wang, and Jason Graetz (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 99 16:00 212 Nanostructured Lithium Titanate 16:40 222 Tetravalent Tellurium Ion Conducting Solid (Li4Ti5O12) Produced by Controlled Electrolyte – Shinji Tamura, Naoyoshi Aqueous Synthesis and Thermal Nunotani, and Nobuhito Imanaka (Osaka Transformation: Processing, University) Characterization and Electrochemical 17:00 223 Correlation of Crystallinity of SOFC Performance – Hsien-chieh Chiu (McGill Electrolyte and Output Power – Takehito University), George P. Demopoulos, Mukai, Shigeki Tsukui, Motoaki Adachi, Nicolas Brodusch, Raynald Gauvin Hiroki Ishibashi (Osaka Prefecture (McGill University), Abdelbast Guerfi University), Kenichi Yoshida (Tokyo (Institut de Recherche d’Hydro-Québec), Metropolitan College of Industrial and Karim Zaghib (Institut de Recherche Technology), Ryo Hatayama (Osaka d’Hydro-Québec) Prefecture University), and Yoshiharu 16:20 213 Phase Separated Silicon-Tin Kakehi, Kazuo Satou, and Tadaoki Kusaka Nanocomposites for High Capacity (Technology Research Institute of Osaka Negative Electrodes in Lithium-Ion Prefecture) Batteries – Xingcheng Xiao (General 17:20 224 Investigation of H2, CO, and Syngas Motors Research & Development Center), Electrochemical Performance Using Ni/ John Wang, Ping Liu (HRL Laboratories YSZ Pattern Anodes – Weifang Yao and LLC), and Mark Verbrugge (General Eric Croiset (University of Waterloo) Motors Research & Development Center) 17:40 225 Topological Evolution of SOFC Electrode 16:40 214 Effect of Electrolyte Additive on Si Materials: A Microstructural Perspective – Negative Electrode Prepared with Fadi Abdeljawad, Ryan Davis, and Mikko Polyimide Binder – Satoshi Uchida, Haataja (Princeton University) Masaki Yamagata, and Masashi Ishikawa (Kansai University) Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton

Grand Ballroom West, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Poster Session (Joint ETD-Battery) – 18:00 – 20:00 Co-Chairs: Ayyakkannu Manivannan and Arumugam Manthiram SOFC – 14:00 – 18:00 Co-Chairs: Eric Croiset and V. Thangadurai • 226 Electrodeposited Tin Film Anodes for Energy Storage Applications – Bharat 14:00 215 Solid Oxide Fuel Cell for Efficient Energy Gattu, Faith R. Beck, Rigved Epur, Moni Production and Clean-Up of Wet Biomass Kanchan Datta (University of Pittsburgh), – Nigel Mark Sammes (POSTECH), Ayyakkannu Manivannan (National Energy Andrew Parfitt (Institute for Residential Technology Laboratory), and Prashant N. Innovation Inc.), and Hwan Kim Kumta (University of Pittsburgh) (POSTECH) • 227 Characteristics and Performance of 5kW 14:20 216 Intermediate Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Class Vanadium Redox Flow Battery Stack Cells Directly Utilizing Alcohols as the – Se-Kook Park (Korea Institute of Energy Fuel – Yongdan Li and Xiao Dong (Tianjin Research, Chungnam National University), University) and Joonmok Shim, Kyoung-Hee Shin, and 14:40 217 Intermediate Temperature Fuel Cell Jae-Deok Jeon (Korea Institute of Energy Based On a Co-Doped Ceria-Carbonate Research) Electrolyte – Li Tian and Yongdan Li Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 • 228 Effect of Electrolyte Additive on Cycle (Tianjin University) Performance of Electrodeposited Si-O-C 15:00 218 A Hollow Fiber-Based Micro-Tubular Composite Anode for Lithium Secondary SOFC for Efficient Current Collection from Battery – Tokihiko Yokoshima, Mitsutoshi the Inner Electrode – Dhruba Panthi and Otaki, Takanori Kato, Hiroki Nara, Atsushi Tsutsumi (Institute of Industrial Toshiyuki Momma, and Tetsuya Osaka Science, The University of Tokyo) (Waseda University) 15:20 Intermission • 229 Metal-Organic Framework as Positive 15:40 219 Kinetics of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells with Electrode Material of Lithium and Molten Tin Anodes – Melanie Colet Sodium Ion Batteries for Large-Scale Lagrille and Geoff H. Kelsall (Imperial Applications – Hongkyung Lee, Dong Jin College London) Lee (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)), Jongchan Song 16:00 220 Electrochemical Performance of Single (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Step Fabricated Intermediate Temperature Technology (KAIST)), Jang Wook Choi Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (IT-SOFC) – (Korea Advanced Institue of Science and Visweshwar Sivasankaran (Universite de Technology), and Jung Ki Park (Korea Bourgogne, Universite de Franche-Comte) Advanced Institute of Science and 16:20 221 The Electrochemical Oxidation of Various Technology (KAIST)) Carbonaceous Fuels in a Direct Carbon • 230 Cyclability of Sulfur/Dehydrogenated Fuel Cell – Seong Yong Eom, Seong Polyacrylonitrile Composite Cathode Yool Ahn, Young Hoon Rhie, Yon Mo in Lithium-Sulfur Batteries – The Nam Sung, Cheor Eon Moon, Gyung Min Long Doan, Aishuak Konarov, Yongguang Choi, and Duck Jool Kim (Pusan National Zhang, and Pu Chen (University of University) Waterloo)

100 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 231 Deposition of Ternary Alloys of Cadmium • 241 Mechanism of Charge Transport in Seleno-Sulfide Thin Films on Nanoporous Quinone-Pyrrole-Polymer Materials – TiO2 for Solar Cells Applications – Ali Henrik Olsson, Christoffer Karlsson, Leif Sepehrifard, Ashur M. Aushana, and Sylvie Nyholm, Maria Strømme, and Martin Morin (York University) Sjödin (Uppsala University) • 232 Emulsion Detonation Synthesis (EDS): A • 242 High Efficiency Vanadium-Metal Hydride Novel Method to Produce Nanostructured Hybrid Flow Battery: Importance in Ion Spinel LiMn2O4 for Li-Ion Batteries – Transport and Membrane Selectivity – Rosa Calinas, Marisa Rodrigues, João Guo-Ming Weng, Chi-Ying Vanessa Li, and Calado (Innovnano), and Paulo Ferreira Kwong-Yu Chan (The University of Hong (University of Texas-Austin) Kong) • 233 Electrochemical Properties of Na(MnCo) • 243 Correlations to Predict In Situ Durability O2 Cathodes for Sodium-Ion Batteries of Polymer Electrolyte Membranes in Fuel – Faith R. Beck (US Department of Cells – Gregory DiLeo, Ramesh Yadav, Energy), Zhonghe Bi (ORNL), Marappan Nilesh Dale, and Kev Adjemian (Nissan Parans Paranthaman (Oak Ridge National Technical Center North America) Laboratory), and Ayyakkannu Manivannan • 244 Delithiation of LiFePO4 by Chemical (US Department of Energy) Oxidation Reaction Using H2O2 and • 234 Inhomogeneous Assembly Compression K2S2O8 – Fatima Sobh (Université du Effects on Two-Phase Transport Québec à Montréal), Guoxian Liang Phenomena in the Anode of a DMFC – (Phostech Lithium, Inc.), and Steen B. Pablo Ángel GarcÍa-Salaberri, Marcos Schougaard (Université du Québec à Vera, Immaculada Iglesias, and Ramón Montréal) Zaera (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) • 245 Chemical Changes in • 235 Electrochemical Evaluation of MnO2/ LiNi1/3Mn1/3Co1/3O2 Lithium-Ion-Battery Carbon Composite Electrodes – Young- Cathodes during Electrochemical Cycling Gab Chun (Korea Institute of Energy – Hanshuo Liu (McMaster University), Research) Mark JR Dunham, Kristopher J. Harris • 236 Preparation and Characterization (McMaster University), Jian Liu, Xifei Li, Xueliang Andy Sun (Western University), of La09Sr01Ga08Mg02O3-δ Thin Film Electrolyte Prepared by Spray Pyrolysis Meng Jiang, Yan Wu (GM R&D Center), Deposition for Low-Temperature Operating Gillian R. Goward (McMaster University), µ-SOFC – Yoichi Endo (The University and Gianluigi A. Botton (McMaster of Tokyo), Kazuya Sasaki, Kohei Kikai University) (Tokai University), and Keita Tomomichi, • 246 Comparison of the Electrochemical Akihiro Suzuki, and Takayuki Terai (The Properties of Layered Structure University of Tokyo) Li[NixCoyMn1-x-Y]O2 (x = 1/3, 05, 06, 07, • 237 Improvement of Faradaic Efficiency of 08, and 085) Cathode Material for Lithium- Iron Electrode for Iron-Chloride Redox Ion Batteries – Hyung-Joo Noh (Hanyang Flow Battery – Kyu Min Kim, Aswin University) K. Manohar (University of Southern • 247 Modeling the Dynamic Cycling of a California), Edward Plichta, Mary Lithium-Ion Battery for Electric Vehicle Hendrickson, Sabrina Rawlings (US Applications – Jaeshin Yi, Jeong-Bin

Army RDECOM CERDEC CP&I), and Lee, Chee Burm Shin (Ajou University), Wednesday, May 15 G. K. Surya Prakash, and S. R. Narayanan Taeyoung Han (GM R&D Center), and (University of Southern California) Seongyong Park (GM Korea) • 238 Characterization of Porous Thin-Film • 248 Synthesis of New Cathode Catalysts with LSCF Cathode for Low-Temperature Cobalt and Polymer for Oxygen Reduction Operating µ-SOFC Prepared by Spray Reaction in PEFC – Ho-Young Jung Pyrolysis Deposition – Kazuya Sasaki (Chonnam National University) and Jong- (Tokai University), Yoichi Endo (The Ho Choi (Kyungil University) University of Tokyo), and Kohei Kikai • 249 High Rate Electrochemical Performance (Tokai University) by Using Catalyst in Lithium-Ion • 239 Effect of Additive on Electrodeposition Rechargeable Batteries – Jungbae Lee of Si-O-C Composite Anode for Lithium (University of Florida, University of Secondary Batteries – Hiroki Nara, Florida) and Rajiv K. Singh (University of Tokihiko Yokoshima, Mitsutoshi Otaki, Florida) Mika Nakamura, Toshiyuki Momma, and • 250 Modeling the Effect of Cooling Path Tetsuya Osaka (Waseda University) Design on the Thermal Behavior of a • 240 Kinetics of Conducting Polymers with Lithium-Ion Battery Pack – Bo Ram Side Chain Quinone Units – Christoffer Koo, Jaeshin Yi, Chee Burm Shin (Ajou Karlsson, Hao Huang, Henrik Olsson, University), and Young-jin Hong, and Maria Strømme, Adolf Gogoll, and Martin Chisu Kim (EIG Ltd.) Sjödin (Uppsala University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 101 • 251 Nanostructural Characterization of Catalyst • 259 Properties of Pulsed Laser Deposited Layers in PEMFC: Sample Preparation La06Sr04CoO3-δ-Ce09Gd01O2-δ Nano- Considerations – Lis GA Melo, Julia Composite Cathodes Depending On Huang, Zhisheng Qin, Vincent Lee the Ratio of LSC:GDC – Jung Hoon (McMaster University), Darija Susac Park (Korea Institute of Science and (Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation Technology, University of Seoul), Wan- Corporation), Viatcheslav Berejnov Shick Hong (University of Seoul), and (McMaster University), Jürgen Stumper Kyung Joong Yoon, Hae-Weon Lee, Jong- (Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation Ho Lee, and Ji-Won Son (Korea Institute of Corporation), Adam P. Hitchcock Science and Technology) (McMaster University), and Gianluigi A. • 260 Perovskite Composite Bifunctional Botton (McMaster University) Catalyst for Rechargeable Lithium-Oxygen • 252 A Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Power Batteries – Ramchandra S. Kalubarme, System for the Battery Charging in Electric Yong-Han Kim, and Chan-Jin Park Vehicle – Bongdo Lee, Donghyun Peck, (Chonnam National University) Sangkyung Kim, Seongyop Lim, Byungrok • 261 Protective Layers of B. Containing Lee, and Doohwan Jung (Korea Institute of Glass Ceramic and LiPON for Lithium Energy Research) Electrode in Rechargeable Li-O2 Batteries • 253 Characteristics of Diamond Like Carbon/ – Harsharaj S. Jadhav, Ramchandra S. Cr Double Layers Coating on Silicon Kalubarme, and Chan-Jin Park (Chonnam Monoxide-Carbon Composite Anode for National University) Li-Ion Battery – Jun Kyu Lee and Woo • 262 Designing a Hydrophilic and Conductive Young Yoon (Korea University) Micro-Porous Layer for PEFC Operation at • 254 Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopic Low Humidity Condition – Taeyoung Kim Analysis of Lithium-Ion Battery Aging (Korea Institute of Energy Research), Jae- Mechanisms – Peter Aurora, Nagappan Hyun Park (KIER), Sa-Geun Kang (Korea Ramaswamy, Taehee Han, and Kev Institute of Energy Research), Seok-Hee Adjemian (Nissan Technical Center North Park (Korea Institute of Energy Research), America) Gu-Gon Park (KIER), and Sung-Dae Yim, • 255 Highly Doped Nanowire Array for Use and Tae-Hyun Yang (Korea Institute of in Hybrid Silicon/Polymer Junction Energy Research) Solar Cells – Tasmiat Rahman, Kristel • 263 Environmental Exposure Effects on Battery Fobelets (Imperial College London), Cell Packaging Material – Zoe Zhou, Will and Yahya Mubarak Meziani, and Jesus Rickert, Kent Snyder, and Ted Miller (Ford Enrique Velazquez-Perez (University Of Motor Company) Salamanca) • 264 Titanium Oxide Anode in Inverse Structure • 256 Structural Studies of MnO2-NiO Nano for Dye Sensitized Solar Cell Applications Materials Synthesized by Reverse Micelle by Electrophoretic Self-Assembly and Process – Pat Nandakumar, Jasmine Flores Sol-Gel Processes – Rong-Fuh Louh, (Midland College), Zhonghe Bi (ORNL), Sean Huang, and Danny Ho (Feng Chia Craig A. Bridges (Oak Ridge National University) Laboratory), Daniela Bogorin (ORNL), and • 265 Electrochemical and Physical Properties Marappan Parans Paranthaman (Oak Ridge of La-Ion-Doped LiFePO4 Coated with National Laboratory)

Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Different Carbon Sources as Cathode • 257 Running Costs Evaluation of the Fuel Cell Materials for Lithium-Ion Batteries – Hybrid Powertrain Using Li4Ti5O12 Battery George Ting-Kuo Fey, Bo-Fu Chang, – Xuning Feng (State Key Laboratory of Yung-Da Cho, Yi-Chuan Lin, and Kai-Pin Automotive Safety and Energy, Tsinghua Huang (National Central University) University), Xiangming He (State Key • 266 Structure and Barrier Properties of Laboratory of Automotive Safety and Conductive Polymer Coatings for Solid Energy, Tsinghua University, Institute of Electrolytic Capacitors – Hung-Chung Nuclear and New Energy Technology, Chien, Li-Duan Tsai, Chi-Lun Chen, Tsinghua University), and Languang and Jason Fang (Industrial Technology Lu, and Minggao Ouyang (State Key Research Institute) Laboratory of Automotive Safety and Energy, Tsinghua University) • 267 The Improvement of Cycling Performance for Lithium-Sulfur Battery – Chun-Lung • 258 Electrochemical Properties of Citric-Gel Li, Li-Duan Tsai, Chih-Ching Chang, Jenn- Synthesized Ge Based Compound as an Yeu Hwang, and Jason Fang (Industrial Anode Material for Li-Ion Batteries – Ngo Technology Research Institute) Duc Tung, Muralidhar G. Chourashiya, and Chan-Jin Park (Chonnam National • 268 Membrane Electrode Assembly with University) Enhanced Membrane/Electrode Interface for PEM Fuel Cells – Liang Wang (University of Delaware)

102 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 269 Enhanced Electrochemical Properties of • 278 Synchronizing Process and Crystal the Modified NiO Cathode for Molten Engineering to Harness Power and Energy Carbonate Fuel Cells – Hee Seon Choi – Shailesh Upreti (Primet Precision (Korea University) and Cheol-Woo Yi Materials) (Sungshin Women’s University) • 279 Efficiency Improvement of Silicon • 270 Fabrication and Operation of Flat Tubular Nanowire Arrays (NWAs) Thermoelectric Segmented-in-Series(SIS) Solid Oxide Power Generation (TEG) by Spin On Fuel Cells(SOFC) – Tak-Hyoung Lim, Doping (SOD) – Bin Xu and Kristel Jong-Won Lee, Seung-Bok Lee, Seok-Joo Fobelets (Imperial College London) Park, Rak-Hyun Song, Dong-Ryul Shin • 280 Investigation of HNO3-Treated Carbon (Korea Institute of Energy Research), and Xerogels for Capacitive Deionization Dae-Wi Kim (KIER) Applications – Xin Gao, James Landon, • 271 Fabrication and Performance of Tubular James K. Neathery, and Kunlei Liu Direct Carbon Fuel Cell Based on the (University of Kentucky) General Anode Support Solid Oxide Fuel • 281 Energy Recovery in Parallel Capacitive – Tak-Hyoung Lim, Ui-Jin Yun, Jong- Deionization Operations – James Landon, Won Lee, Seung-Bok Lee, Seok-Joo Park Xin Gao, James K. Neathery, and Kunlei (Korea Institute of Energy Research), Liu (University of Kentucky) Rak-Hyun Song (Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER)), and Dong-Ryul Shin • 282 Semiconductors as Selective Electrodes (Korea Institute of Energy Research) for Bio-Photovoltaic Cells – Ashwin R. Usgaocar, Lisheng Wang, Ali • 272 A Non-Aqueous Redox Flow Battery Mahmoudzadeh, Seyed M. Mirvakili, Using All Organic Redox Couples – Joanna E. Slota-Newson, John D. Joonmok Shim, Jae-Deok Jeon (Korea Madden, J. T. Beatty (University of British Institute of Energy Research), Se-Kook Columbia), and Arash Takshi (University Park (Chungnam National University), and of South Florida) Kyung-Hee Shin (Korea Institute of Energy Research) • 283 The Effect of Hot-Pressing on Performance of MEA Using Acid-Doped Bacterial • 273 Nanostructured Tin/Carbon Hybrids Cellulose as Proton Exchange Membranes as Anodes in Lithium-Ion Batteries – Jinli Qiao, Gaopeng Jiang, and Jing – Kristopher J. Harris (McMaster Zhang (Donghua University) University), Dongniu Wang (University + 2- of Western Ontario), Xifei Li (Western • 284 Investigation of H /O Conduction in University), Hanshuo Liu (McMaster Doped Ceria-Carbonate Composite University), Gianluigi A. Botton Electrolyte by Four-Probe Method – (McMaster University), Xueliang (Andy) Yicheng Zhao and Yongdan Li (Tianjin Sun (University of Western Ontario), and University) Gillian R. Goward (McMaster University) • 285 Clean and Efficient Utilization of Biomass • 274 Electrolyte Distribution and Discharge in a Direct Carbon Fuel Cell – Yongdan Li Time – A Combined Study of X-ray and Jinshuai Yu (Tianjin University) Tomography and Electrical Measurements • 286 Composite Electrodes for All-Solid-State of a Commercially Available Energy Li-Ion Batteries – Katarzyna Sabolsky, Storage Device – Frank Wieder Jonathan Yancey, and Edward M. Sabolsky (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien (West Virginia University) Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 und Energie), Christoph Kallfaß (Goodrich • 287 High Proton Permselective Pore-Filling Lighting Systems), Ingo Manke, André Membranes for Vanadium Redox Flow Hilger (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Batteries – Young-Woo Choi, Mi-Soon Materialien und Energie), Constantin Hoch Lee (Korea Institute of Energy Research), (Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität), Herman Hyeon-Gu Kang (Korea Institute of Energy Schier, Klaus Graf (Max-Planck-Institut für Reseach), and Kyung-Hee Shin, and Tae- Festkörperforschung), and John Banhart Hyun Yang (Korea Institute of Energy (Technische Universität Berlin) Research) • 275 Preparation and Electrochemical Characterizations of Electrodes with Different Shapes for Low Pt Loading – Jin Soo Park, Young-Jun Byun, and Moon- Sung Kang (Sangmyung University) • 276 Demonstration of Room Temperature Secondary Fluoride Battery System – Tiffany Yi-mei Liu, Chuhyon John Eom, and Adrian Hightower (Harvey Mudd College) • 277 Design of Semi-Solid Flow Cell Batteries – Brandon Hopkins, Christian Höcker, Kyle Smith, Zheng Li, Victor Brunini, Alexander Slocum, Yet-Ming Chiang, and W. Craig Carter (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 103 Solid State Electrolytes – 11:00 – 12:20 Battery Electrolytes Co-Chairs: V. Thangadurai and Yaser Abu-Lebdeh B2 Battery / Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry 11:00 315 Electrochemical Performance of a Large Conference Room G, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Size All-Solid-State Lithium-Ion Battery – Satoshi Fujiki, Yuichi Aihara, Takanobu Polymer Electrolytes – 08:00 – 11:00 Yamada, Seitaro Ito, Koji Hoshiba Co-Chairs: Sanjeev Mukerjee and Yaser Abu-Lebdeh (Samsung Yokohama Research Institute), and Nobuya Machida (Konan University) 08:00 307 Effect of Poly (Ethylene Oxide) Molecular Weight on the Performance 11:20 316 Aluminum Migration During Deposition of Poly(Vinylidene Fluoride- of Li7La3Zr2O12 Thin Films on Aluminum Trifluoroethylene)/ Poly(Ethylene Oxide Substrates – Jung Hoon Park Oxide) Membranes for Solid Polymer (University of Seoul, Korea Institute of Electrolytes – Carlos Miguel Costa, J. Science and Technology), Wan-Shick Hong Nunes Pereira (Centro/Departamento de (University of Seoul, Lawrence Berkeley Física, Universidade do Minho), Maria National Laboratory), Joong Sun Park, Manuela Silva (Centro/Departamento de Lei Cheng, Jordi Cabana, Guoying Chen, Química, Universidade do Minho), J. L. Marca M. Doeff, Thomas J. Richardson Gomez Ribelles (Centro de Biomateriales e (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Ingeniería Tisular, Universidad Politécnica and Ji-Won Son (Korea Institute of Science de Valencia, CIBER en Bioingeniería, and Technology) Biomaterials Y. Nanomedicina), and S. 11:40 317 How to Design Solid Electrolytes for High Lanceros-Méndez (Centro/Departamento Energy Density Lithium-Ion Batteries – de Física, Universidade do Minho) Venkataraman Thangadurai, Lina Truong, 08:20 308 Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell Free from Sumaletha Narayanan, and Dana Irina Acid Leaching Shows Remarkably High Pinzaru (University of Calgary) Durability under High Temperature 12:00 318 Synthesis and Characterization of Garnet- Operation – Tsuyohiko Fujigaya, Naotoshi Type of Li7La3Zr2O12 Via Modified Nakashima, and Mohamed Reda Berber Polymer Complex Synthesis – Sang-Min (Kyushu University) Lee (Korea Electrotechnology Research 08:40 309 Preparation and Characterization of Proton- Institute) Conducting Phosphoric Acid-Doped Silica GEL Electrolyte for Secondary Battery at Additives/Solvents/Salts – 14:00 – 17:40 Room Temperature – Sudhakar Manikrao Co-Chairs: T. Richard Jow and Yaser Abu-Lebdeh Bansod (RTM Nagpur University) 09:00 310 A Solid Poly(Ethylene Oxide)(PEO)- 14:00 319 Indole Derivatives as Film Forming Lin(SO2CF3)(LiTFSI)/MOF-5 Composite Additives for High-Voltage Lithium-Ion Electrolyte for Lithium-Ion Batteries – Jin Positive Electrode – Yoon-Sok Kang, Liu, Changfu Yuan, Pengfei Han, and Jie Junyoung Mun, Min Sik Park, Jin-Hwan Li (Central South University) Park (Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology), Heeyeon Hwang, Jinhyeok 09:20 311 A Wide Temperature Range Polymer Lim, Hoseok Yang (SAMSUNG SDI), Electrolyte for All-Solid-State and Taeho Yoon, and Seung M. Oh (Seoul Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery – Jin National University) Liu, Yue Lin, and Yanqing Lai (Central Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 South University) 14:20 320 Evaluate Sulfone-Based Reduction Sensitive Electrolytes with Lithium 09:40 312 Organization of the Polymer Matrix in Li Ti O /Li and Symmetric Li Ti O / Solid Polymeric Electrolyte by Lithium 4 5 12 4+X 5 12 Li Ti O Cells – Julien Demeaux Salts Bearing Chiral Anion – Piotr 4 5 12 (CEA/DAM, Laboratoire de Recherche Jankowski (Warsaw University of Correspondant, LRC CEA/PCM2E n°1), Technology, Chemical Faculty), Michal Daniel Lemordant (Université F. Rabelais, Piszcz (Warsaw University of Technology), Laboratoire de Recherche Correspondant, and Agnieszka Gajewska, Marcin Poterala, LRC CEA/PCM2E n°1), Matthieu Le Grazyna Zofia Zukowska, and Michal Jan Digabel (CEA/DAM), Bénédicte Montigny Kalita (Warsaw University of Technology, (Université F. Rabelais), and Hervé Chemical Faculty) Galiano (CEA/DAM) 10:00 313 Multi-Ionic Lithium Salts for Solid 14:40 321 Novel Additives for Improving Cyclability Polymer Electrolytes – Parameswara R. and Safety of Li-Ion Batteries – Jen-Chih Chinnam and Stephanie Louisa Wunder Lo, Angelia Lo, Chun-Wei Su, Chyi-Ming (Temple University) Leu (Industrial Technology Research 10:20 314 Remarkable Improvement in Cyclability of Institute, Industrial Technology Research Polymer Lithium-Ion Batteries by a New Institute), and Chang-Rung Yang, Jing- Electrolyte Containing Functionalized Poly Pin Pan, and Tzong-Ming Lee (Industrial (Methyl Methacrylate) – Kazem Jeddi, Pu Technology Research Institute) Chen, and Aishuak Konarov (University of Waterloo) 10:40 Break

104 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15:00 322 Reactions in the Rechargeable Lithium- • 332 Organic/Inorganic Hybrid PEO-Based Air Battery with Ether Based Electrolytes Polymers as Electrolyte: Synthesis and – Sophie Berenger, Martin Joos, Ramona Characterization – Zhe Jia (Michigan State Speck, Carsten Cremers, Karsten Pinkwart, University) and Jens Tübke (Fraunhofer Institute for • 333 A New Highly Conductive Organic- Chemical Technology ICT) Inorganic Polymer Electrolyte with 15:20 Break Cyanuric Chloride as Double Core Element 15:40 323 Dinitrile-Based Electrolytes for High – Yu-Chi Pan, Diganta Saikia, Hung-Yu Voltage Lithium-Ion Batteries – Nuha Chao (National Central University), Jason Salem (NRC), Hugues Duncan, Yvon Le Fang, Li-Duan Tsai (Industrial Technology Page, Pamela Whitfield (National Research Research Institute), and Hsien-Ming Kao Council Canada), and Yaser Abu-Lebdeh (National Central University) (National Research Council) • 334 Impact of SEI Lithium Salts on Cycling 16:00 324 Electrolytes for High Voltage Cathode Ability and effect of Complexant Additives Materials – Li Yang, Jung Hyun Kim, – Fabien Chrétien (Université F. Rabelais), and Mei Cai (General Motors Research & Jennifer Jones (CEA/DAM), Christine Development Center) Damas, Daniel Lemordant (Université F. Rabelais), Patrick Willmann (CNES), and 16:20 325 Additive Impacts on the Electrochemical Mérièm Anouti (Université F. Rabelais) Behavior of High Voltage Li-Ion Batteries – Samuel A. Delp and T. Richard Jow (US • 335 Lithium Polymer Cells Assembled by Army Research Laboratory) In Situ Chemical Cross-Linking with Composite Cathode Containing Reactive 16:40 326 Effects of Electrolyte Additives on Ceramic Particles – Won-Kyung Shin and the Electrochemical Properties of Dong-Won Kim (Hanyang University) Li[NixCoyMnz]O2/Graphite Cells – Hyewon Lee, Jiseon Jeong, Myungwon Seo, Bongki • 336 Effect of Electrode Porosity and Thickness Son, and Yong Min Lee (Hanbat National on Electrochemical Performance of University) Rechargeable All-Solid Polymer Batteries – Jiseon Jeong, Hyewon Lee, Jaecheol 17:00 327 Stability of Fluorinated Solvents in Li- Choi, Luu Van Khue, and Yong Min Lee O2 Batteries – Jasim Uddin, Vyacheslav (Hanbat National University) S. Bryantsev, Vincent Giordani, Wesley Walker (Liox Power, Inc.), Michel Armand • 337 Effect of LiPF6-Based Electrolyte (CIC Energigune), Gregory V. Chase Composition on the Electrochemical (Liox Power Inc.), and Dan Addison (Liox Performance and Thermal Stability of Power, Inc.) Li(Ni06Co02Mn02)O2 Cathode – Luu Van Khue, Yunju Lee, Taejoo Lee, Seonghyun 17:20 328 Electrochemical and Thermal Stability of Song, and Yong Min Lee (Hanbat National Organosilicon Electrolytes for Lithium-Ion University) Batteries – Xin Chen, Joseph C. Yeager (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Adrian Peña Hueso, Monica L. Usrey, Robert Alkaline Electrochemical Systems for Energy West (Silatronix, Inc.), and Robert J. B3 Conversion and Fuel Production Hamers (University of Wisconsin-Madison, Energy Technology / Battery / Industrial Electrochemistry Silatronix Inc.) and Electrochemical Engineering / Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Grand Ballroom Centre, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton

Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Fuel Cells, Batteries and Electrolysis Cells – 08:00 – 12:20 Co-Chairs: Faisal M. Alamgir and Yaser Abu-Lebdeh 08:00 361 Electrocatalytic Mechanisms of High • 329 Study on the Preparation and Performance Power, High Energy Density Alkaline of the Polymer Electrolyte P(VDF- Fuels – David Finkelstein, Régis Imbeault HFP)/PVP – Yan Yuan (Central South (Institut National de la Recherche Unviversity) Scientifique), Eric Rus, Ryo Wakabayashi, • 330 Safety of High Capacity All Solid State Abigail Van Wassen, Héctor Abruña Li-Ion Secondary Battery – Takanobu (Cornell University), and Daniel Guay Yamada, Yuichi Aihara, Satoshi Fujiki, (Institut National de la Recherche Seitaro Ito, Koji Hoshiba (Samsung Scientifique) Yokohama Research Institute), and Tae 08:20 362 A High Energy Density of MH/Air young Kim, Seung-Wook Baek, Jae Secondary Battery with Superlattice Myung Lee, and Youngsin Park (Samsung Hydrogen Storage Alloys – Masatsugu Advanced Institute of Technology) Morimitsu and Motoki Mizutani (Doshisha • 331 Novel Proton Exchange Membrane University) Based on Polyhedral Oligomeric 08:40 363 Electrochemical Methane Activation Silsesquioxane(POSS)-Poly(Methyl and Conversion to Oxygenates at Room Methacrylate) (PMMA)-b-Sulfonated Temperature – Neil Spinner and William E. Polystyrene(PS) – Xiaoyan Ma III Mustain (University of Connecticut) (Northwestern Polytechnical University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 105 09:00 364 Experimental EIS Analysis of 14:40 375 Characterization of Morphology and Environmental Impact on Zinc Air Ion Transport in Block and Random Battery Operation – Daniel Schröder, Poly(Vinyl Benzyl Trimethylamine) Based Michael König, and Ulrike Krewer (TU Copolymers – Ashley M. Maes (Colorado Braunschweig) School of Mines), Tsung-Han Tsai 09:20 365 Scale-up and Bipolar Arrangements of a (University of Massachusetts - Amherst), Swiss-Roll Mixed-Reactant Fuel Cell – Vito Di Noto (University of Padova), and Amin Aziznia, Elöd L. Gyenge, and Colin Andrew M. Herring (Colorado School of W. Oloman (The University of British Mines) Columbia) 15:00 376 Investigation of an AEM Fuel Cell for 09:40 Break Direct Methanol Applications – Andrew M. Herring, Rajeswari Janarthanan (Colorado 10:00 366 Magnetic Composite effects on a Nickel School of Mines), Plamen Atanassov Electrocatalyst for Alcohol Oxidation – (University of New Mexico), and Michael Garett Gordon Walter Lee (The University Hibbs (Sandia National Laboratory) of Utah), Johna Leddy (The University of Iowa), and Shelley D. Minteer (University 15:20 377 Synthesis of Novel Branched Fluorinated of Utah) Poly(aryl ether oxadiazole)s for Anion Exchange Membranes – Cunpu Li 10:20 367 Hydrogen Production Using Unitized (Tsinghua University, Tsinghua University) Regenerative Fuel Cell – Amit and Xiaofeng Xie (Tsinghua University) Chandrakant Bhosale, Debanand Singdeo, and Prakash Chandra Ghosh (IIT Bombay) 15:40 378 Studies into the Alkali Stabilities of Fully Hydrated Anion-Exchange Membrane 10:40 368 Mechanistic Model for Deactivation of Head-Groups – Sam Murphy and John R. Direct Internal Reforming Catalysts in Varcoe (University of Surrey) Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells – Rui Zhang, Ramki Venkataraman, and Jin-yun Wang (FuelCell Energy, Inc.) Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton 11:00 369 Dimensionally Stable Anodes (DSA) for Electrochemical Water Splitting: OER Alkaline Electrochemical Systems Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Kinetics and Mechanism at RuO2/ NiOx Modified Electrodes in Aqueous Base – • 379 Nanostructured Platinum-Copper Ian Godwin (Trinity College Dublin) and Electrocatalysts for the Oxidation of Michael EG Lyons (Trinity College) Borohydride – Loreta Tamašauskaitė-

11:20 370 Electrodeposition of Co(OH)2 Thin Films Tamašiūnaitė, Aldona Balčiūnaitė, Ausrine for Catalysis of the Oxygen Evolution Zabielaitë, Ina Stankevièienë, Algirdas Reaction in Alkaline Solution – Jay A. Selskis, and Eugenijus Norkus (Center for Switzer, Ying Chau Liu, Jakub Adam Koza, Physical Sciences and Technology) and Caleb M. Hull (Missouri University of • 380 Anion Conductive Aromatic Block Science and Technology) Copolymer Membranes Containing 11:40 371 Development of High-Surface Area Ni- Diphenyl Ether or Diphenyl Sulfide Alloy Catalysts for Anion Exchange Moieties – Hideaki Ono, Naoki Yokota, Membrane Water Electrolysis – Sanjeev Junpei Miyake, Masahiro Watanabe, and Mukerjee and Michael K. Bates Kenji Miyatake (University of Yamanashi) (Northeastern University) • 381 Ag Nanoparticles On Reduced Graphene Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 11:40 372 O2 Reduction and Evolution At Metal Oxide for Oxygen Reduction Reaction Oxides in Alkaline Electrolyte: A Study of in Alkaline Media – Eun Ja Lim, Sung the Role of Cations and Isotope Exchange Mook Choi, and Won Bae Kim (Gwangju Experiments – Helmut Baltruschat, Claudia Institute of Science and Technology Schmidt, Christoph Molls, and Hatem M. (GIST)) A. Amin (University of Bonn) • 382 Electrocatalytic Activity of the Nanostructured Au(Co)/Ti Catalysts Ionomers and Membranes – 14:00 – 16:00 towards Borohydride Oxidation – Loreta Tamasauskaite-Tamasiunaite, Aldona Jagminiene, Aldona Balciunaite, Ausrine 14:00 373 Ionomers for Oxygen Reduction in Zabielaite, Algirdas Selskis, and Eugenijus Alkaline Direct Methanol Fuel Cells – Norkus (Center for Physical Sciences and Paul Kohl, John Ahlfield, Doh-Yeon Park, Technology) and Junfeng Zhou (Georgia Institute of Technology) • 383 Scale-up of a Swiss-Roll Mixed-Reactant Fuel Cell – Amin Aziznia, Colin W. 14:20 374 Mechanical Durability of Anion Exchange Oloman, and Elöd L. Gyenge (The Membranes with Humidity Cycling – University of British Columbia) Melissa A. Vandiver, Benjamin R. Caire, Yifan Li, Daniel M. Knauss, Andrew • 384 Preparation of Anion Conducting Ionomer M. Herring, and Matthew W. Liberatore Dispersions – Jin Soo Park, Mun-Sik (Colorado School of Mines) Shin, and Moon-Sung Kang (Sangmyung University)

106 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 385 Bifunctional, Non-Precious Metal 10:20 469 Steam Electrolysis in Reversibly Operated Perovskite Electrocatalysts with High Mass SOFC: Long-Term Cell Testing Beyond Activities for Water Oxidation and Oxygen 1000 h – Josef Schefold and Annabelle Reduction – William G. Hardin, Daniel A. Brisse (European Institute for Energy Slanac, Tyler Mefford (The University of Research) Texas at Austin), Xiqing Wang, Sheng Dai 10:40 470 Towards Robust and Reliable SOEC Cells (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Keith and Stacks: Understanding Degradation P. Johnston (The University of Texas at Phenomena Occurring Under High Current Austin, Texas Materials Insitute), and Keith Densities – Ragnar Kiebach, Ming Chen, J. Stevenson (The University of Texas at Xiufu Sun, Jens Høgh, Yi-Lin Liu, Per Austin) Hjalmarrson, Janet Jonna Bentzen, Jacob Bowen, Anne Hauch, Karen Brodersen, Hydrogen Production, Conversion and Storage 4 Karsten Argersted, Sune Dalgaard Ebbesen, B5 High Temperature Materials Peter Vang Hendriksen (Technical Kent, Second Floor, Sheraton University of Denmark (DTU), and Jens Ulrick Nielsen (Topsoe Full Cell) Diagnosis and Modeling – 08:00 – 09:40 11:00 471 Novel Fuel Desulfurization Systems Co-Chair: Fanglin (Frank) Chen for Fuel Cell Powered APUs – Gokhan Alptekin, Douwe Bruinsma, Ambalavanan 08:00 463 Theoretical and Experimental Study of Jayaraman, John Monroe, and Casey SOFC Gas Diffusion Using Impedance Bernal (TDA Research, Inc.) – Yeqing Fu (Massachusetts Institute 11:20 472 Thermally Stabilized Nickel Electro- of Technology), Yi Jiang, Gaurav V. Catalyst by Infiltration for High Pattarkine, Li Sun, Abhijit Dutta, Aravind Temperature Electrochemical Energy Mohanram, John D. Pietras (Saint- Conversion – Stephen W. Sofie and David Gobain High-Performance Northboro Driscoll (Montana State University) R&D Center), and Martin Z. Bazant (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 11:40 473 Hydrogen Storage in Palladium: Magnetically Improved Interfacial Kinetics 08:20 464 Diagnosis and Modeling of the CuCl – Jessica Jewett Reed (University of Iowa) Electrolyzer Using Electrochemical and Johna Leddy (The University of Iowa) Impedance Spectroscopy – Sanchit Khurana, Rich Schatz, Soohyun Kim, 12:00 474 Body Centered Cubic Magnesium Niobium Mark Fedkin, and Serguei N. Lvov (The Hydride With Facile Room Temperature Pennsylvania State University) Absorption and Four Weight Percent Reversible Capacity – David Mitlin, 08:40 465 Understanding Invasion Mechanisms XueHai Tan (University of Alberta and in Fibrous Gas Diffusion Media: NINT NRC), and Liya Wang, and Michael Direct Comparison of Simulations with Eikerling (Simon Fraser University) Tomographic Visualization – Jeff T. Gostick (McGill University), and Gisuk Hwang, and Adam Z. Weber (Lawrence Nanoarchitectures for Energy Storage 1 Berkeley National Laboratory) B7 Battery / Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical 09:00 466 Multiphysics Numerical Model of Short Electrochemistry Contact Time Catalytic Plate Diesel Grand Ballroom East 2, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Reformer – Mayur Mundhwa (Royal Military College of Canada), Brant A. Beyond Li-Ion Batteries – 08:00 – 11:40 Wednesday, May 15 Peppley (Queen’s-RMC Fuel Cell Research Co-Chair: Candace K. Chan Centre), and Chris P. Thurgood (Royal Military College) 08:00 525 Lithium-Sulfur Batteries with Porous Carbon Interlayer Configurations – 09:20 467 PEM Water Electrolysis with Reduced Arumugam Manthiram and Yu-Sheng Su Iridium Oxide Loadings : Influence on (The University of Texas at Austin) Kinetic Parameters and Electrolyser Performances – Caroline Rozain, Nicolas 08:40 526 Synthesis, Characterization and Guillet, Eric Mayousse (CEA Grenoble), Electrochemical Investigation of MnO2 and Pierre Millet (LPCES - Université Chemically Deposited on Carbon for Li/ Paris Sud 11) Air Batteries – Cüneyt Kavakli, Juan Herranz, Nikolaos Tsiouvaras, Stefano Meini, Gregor Harzer, Hubert Gasteiger Permeation, Solid Oxide Electrolysis, and Other Applications – (Technische Universität München), and 10:00 – 12:20 Arnd Garsuch (BASF SE) Co-Chair: Emiliana Fabbri 09:00 527 Growth of Li2O2 On Carbon Cathode in

10:00 468 Ni-BaZr01Ce07Y01Yb01O3-δ High Flux CO2- a Li-Air Cell: A Self-Assembly Process Tolerant Hydrogen Permeation Membrane – Xiangyi Luo (Argonne National – Fanglin (Frank) Chen, Shumin Fang Laboratory), Jun Lu (Argonne National (University of South Carolina), and Kyle Laboratory), Zhigang Zak Fang (University Brinkman (Savannah River National of Utah), and Khalil Amine (Argonne Laboratories) National Laboratory)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 107 09:20 528 Facile Synthesis of Cubic Spinel Cobalt Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Oxide/Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Material as a Bifunctional B7 Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Electrocatalyst for Metal-Air Batteries Co-Chair Candace K. Chan – Yulong Liu, Jason Wu, Drew Higgins, Michael Fowler, and Zhongwei Chen • 537 High-Performance Sn@Carbon (University of Waterloo) Nanocomposite Anode for Lithium 09:40 Break Batteries – Fausto Croce (Università ‘Gd’Annunzio’ Chieti-Pescara), Ida 10:00 529 Enhanced Power and Rechargeability of Meschini (Università ‘Gd’Annunzio’ a Li−O2 Battery Based on a Hierarchical- Chieti-Pescara), Francesco Nobili (Scuola Fibril CNT Electrode – Hee-Dae Lim, di Scienze e Tecnologie), Marilena Mancini Kyu-Young Park (Seoul National (Scuola di Scienze e Tecnologie), Roberto University), Ray H. Baughman (University Marassi (Camerino University), Roberto of Texas at Dallas), and Kisuk Kang (Seoul Tossici (Scuola di Scienze e Tecnologie), National University) and Alberto Savoini (Istituto ENI 10:20 530 Nanostructured Layered Cathode for Mg- Donegani) Ion Batteries – Sanja Tepavcevic, Michael • 538 Carbon Nanotube Based Sulfur Composite Slater, Christopher Johnson, and Tijana 3D Cathodes for Li-Sulfur Batteries Rajh (Argonne National Laboratory) – Merve Ertas, Benji Maruyama, and 10:40 531 Activity of Electrosprayed Solid-Acid Michael Durstock (Air Force Research Nanostructures Measured by In Situ Laboratory) Electrochemical Atomic Force Microscopy • 539 High Performance Alloy Type Materials – Say Young Cook, Sun Hwi Bang, and Based Anode with Nanotubular Structure Adrian Hightower (Harvey Mudd College) for Lithium Ion Batteries – Taeseup Song, Hyungkyu Han, Jeonghyun Kim, Beyond Li-Ion Batteries – 14:00 – 15:40 Hyunjung Park, Yeryung Jeon, Junghyun Co-Chairs: Sanja Tepavcevic and Christopher Johnson Choi, Sangkyu Lee, Joo Hyun Kim, Seungki Hong, and Ungyu Paik (Hanyang 14:00 532 Development of PtRu/3D Graphene University) Foam Bimetallic Catalysts for Methanol • 540 Development of a Nanostructured Lithium- Oxidation Reaction in Energy Storage – Ion 3D Battery – Mathieu Saulnier and Chih-Chien Kung, Po-Yuan Lin, Xiong Yu, Steen B. Schougaard (Université du Liming Dai, and Chung-Chiun Liu (Case Québec à Montréal) Western Reserve University) • 541 An Effective Design for High Rate 14:20 533 Investigation of the Electron Transfer Performance of LiMnPO in Lithium- 2+ + 4 Kinetics of the VO /VO2 -Reaction Ion Batteries – Bo Ding Sr, Li Lu, and on Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes – Jim Yang Lee (National University of Jochen Friedl (TUM CREATE Centre for Singapore) Electromobility), Christoph Bauer (TUM CREATE Centre for Electromobility), Ali Rinaldi (TUM CREATE Centre for Innovations and New Directions Electromobility), and Ulrich Stimming C1 in Organic Electrochemistry (Technische Universität München, TUM Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Physical and

Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 CREATE) Analytical Electrochemistry 14:40 534 Non-Line-of-Sight Deposition of Conference Room C, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Nanoscale Separator/Electrolytes for 3D All-Solid-State Batteries – Megan Session 1 – 08:30 – 12:00 B. Sassin, Jeffrey W. Long (US Naval Co-Chairs: Graham T. Cheek and Siegfried R. Waldvogel Research Laboratory), Joseph F. Parker (National Research Council, US Naval 08:30 Introductory Remarks Research Laboratory), and Debra R. 08:40 615 Use of Heterotriangulene Derivative as an Rolison (US Naval Research Laboratory) Electro-Reductive Mediator – Shinsuke 15:00 535 Ion Transport Properties in Modified Inagi, Noriyuki Kaihatsu, and Toshio Fuchigami (Tokyo Institute of Technology) P2O5-SiO2 Glassy Protonic Electrolytes – Maciej S. Siekierski (Warsaw University 09:00 616 Design, Synthesis, and Electrochemical of Technology), Maja Mroczkowska- Properties of Cyclic 1,2-Diketones As Szerszeń (Oil and Gas Institute), Rafał Organic Cathode Materials for Lithium- Letmanowski, Dariusz Zabost (Warsaw Ion Batteries – Akihiro Shimizu, Takahiro University of Technology), Michał Struzik Matsuo, Hiroki Kuramoto, Toshiki Nokami (Warsaw University of Technology), and (Kyoto University), Yu Inatomi, Nobuhiko Michal Piszcz (Warsaw University of Hojo, Takafumi Tsukagoshi, Hiroshi Technology) Yoshizawa (Panasonic Corporation), and Jun-ichi Yoshida (Kyoto University) 15:20 536 Electrocatalyst Activity in Various Li-O2 Battery Electrolytes – Forrest Gittleson 09:20 617 Electrochemical Degradation of Lignin At (Yale University), Gustavo Doubek Different Electrode Materials – Dominik (University of Sao Paulo), and Ryan Sven Schmitt, Carolin Regenbrecht, and Curtis Sekol, and André D. Taylor (Yale Siegfried R. Waldvogel (University of University) Mainz)

108 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 09:40 618 Anodic C,C-Cross-Coupling Reactions: 16:00 629 Electrochemical Synthesis of New Advances in Direct Non-Symmetric 3,3’,5,5’-Tetramethyl-2,2’- Biphenol Synthesis – Bernd Elsler (Institute for On a Multi-Molar Scale – Siegfried R. Organic Chemistry, University of Mainz) Waldvogel (University of Mainz) and Siegfried R. Waldvogel (University of 16:20 630 Electrochemical C−H/C−H Cross-Coupling Mainz) of Aromatic Compounds Using Radical 10:00 Break Cation Pools – Tatsuya Morofuji, Akihiro 10:20 619 Electrochemical Generation of Aryl Shimizu, and Jun-ichi Yoshida (Kyoto and Vinyl Radicals and Their Radical University) Cyclization Followed by Fixation of 16:40 631 Soluble-Support-Assisted Electrochemical Carbon Dioxide – Hisanori Senboku, Jun- Reactions: Application to Anodic Disulfide ya Michinishi, Asahi Katayama, and Shoji Bond Formation – Kazuhiro Chiba, Shingo Hara (Hokkaido University) Kitada, Masahito Takahashi, Yusuke 10:40 620 Electrochemical Oxidation of Amides of Yamaguchi, and Yohei Okada (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) Type Ph2CHCONHAr – Tatiana Golub and James Y. Becker (Ben-Gurion University 17:00 632 Photochromic and of the Negev) Electrochemical characteristics 11:00 621 Development of Triarylamine Mediator of Bi-Diarylethene Molecules with Having Ionic-Tag and Its Application to Tetrathiafulvalene as Bridge Unit – Zhang Electrocatalytic Reaction in Ionic Liquid Shiman, Yang Lin, and Zhang Fu-shi (The – Toshio Fuchigami and Shinsuke Inagi Key Lab of Organic Photoelectrons and (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Molecular Engineering of Ministry of Education, Tsinghua University) 11:20 622 [2+2] Cycloaddition Reaction for Probing the Electron Transfer Pathways – Yusuke Yamaguchi, Yohei Okada, and Kazuhiro Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Chiba (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 11:40 623 Catalytic Reduction of Co-Chair: Albert J. Fry 4,4′-(2,2,2-Trichloroethane-1,1-diyl) Bis(chlorobenzene) (DDT) with Nickel(I) • 633 The Electrolytic Dissociation of Salen Electrogenerated At Carbon 1,2-Cyclopentanedicarboxylic Acids – Cathodes in Dimethylformamide – Elene Kvaratskhelia, Ramaz Kvaratskhelia, Elizabeth R. Wagoner and Dennis G. Peters and Rusudan Kurtanidze (Iv Javakhishvili (Indiana University) Tbilisi State University) • 634 Electrochemistry of Novel Phenylene- Bridged Bispyridiniums – Anthony Petty Session 2 – 14:00 – 17:20 Co-Chairs: Jun-ichi Yoshida and James Y. Becker II and Thomas F. Guarr (Michigan State University Bioeconomy Institute) 14:00 624 Cyclic Voltammetric Studies of Nitroimidazoles in DMSO in the Corrosion General Session Presence of Cysteine and Other Weak D1 Corrosion Acids Implications for the Biological Dominion Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Reactivity of Nitroimidazoles – Diane K. Smith, Theresa Andres, Maurice Horton, EIS Interpretation – 08:00 – 08:40 Wednesday, May 15 Samvel Avagyen, Kerry Javery, Karen An Ronquillo, Eqlema Roshnaye, and Hayem Said (San Diego State University) 08:00 645 Reversible Change in Surface Roughness and the Inductive Loop At Electrodes 14:20 625 Ion Pair Formation between Organic Under Corrosion Conditions – Jean-Noel Cations and Nitrobenzene and Chazalviel (retired from CNRS) Nitrosobenzene Redox Species and Its Effects Upon Voltammetric Behavior – 08:20 646 EIS Response of a Contaminated Disk Albert J. Fry (Wesleyan University) Electrode – Kerry Neil Allahar (Boise State University), Mark E. Orazem (University 14:40 626 An Initial Study of Coating Nickel Salen of Florida), and Darryl Butt (Boise State On Gold Electrode Via Self-Assembly – University) Drew K. Brown and Chang Ji (Texas State University - San Marcos) 15:00 627 Effect of Bases On Electrochemical Oxidation of Indoline – Lakshmi Krishnan (General Electric Global Research Center), Sydney Laramie (Clarkson University), and Matthew Rainka, Andrea Peters, and Grigorii Soloveichik (General Electric Global Research Center) 15:20 Break 15:40 628 Investigations of Adiponitrile as a Solvent for Electrochemical Studies – Graham T. Cheek (United States Naval Academy)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 109 Oxide Surfaces – 08:40 – 10:00 14:00 655 Citrate Gel Conversion Coating On AZ31 Magnesium Alloys – Yu-Ren Chu 08:40 647 A Route to Fabricate Commercially Viable and Chao-Sung Lin (National Taiwan Anodic Aluminum Oxide Membranes: University) The Detailed Process – Dae-Yeong Jeong 14:20 656 The Preparation of ZrO2-Containing Oxide (Korea Electrotechnology Research Layers On Mg Alloy Prepared by Two Step Institute), Jutamas Kaewsuk (Korean Plasma Electrolytic Oxidation – Feryar Electrotechnology Research Institute), Einkhah (Sharif University of Technology), Min-Woo Kim, Jeong-Wook Ahn (Korea Kang Min Lee, Bongyoung Yoo, Dong Electrotechnology Research Institute), and Hyuk Shin (Hanyang University), and Jae-Hyeong Kwon, Ramesh Soysa, and Mohammad-Ali Faghihi-Sani (Sharif Balasubramanian Subramanain (Korea University of Technology) Electrotechnology Research Institute) 14:40 657 The Formation, Structure and 09:00 648 A Study for Pattern Optimization of Electrochemical Properties of Non-Chrome Anodic Aluminum Oxide Composite Pretreatment Coatings On AA2024 – Membranes Prepared Using Lithography Greg M. Swain, Liangliang Li, Brandon Technique – Jutamas Kaewsuk (Korean Whitman, and Kyle Doran (Michigan State Electrotechnology Research Institute), University) Min-Woo Kim, Jeong-Wook Ahn 15:00 658 Corrosion Protection by Trivalent (Korea Electrotechnology Research Chromium Process (TCP) Coatings On Institute), Jae-Hyeong Kwon, Ramesh Aluminum Alloys During Atmospheric Soysa, Balasubramanian Subramanain Testing – Liangliang Li and Greg M. Swain (Korea Electrotechnology Research (Michigan State University) Institute), and Dae-Yeong Jeong (Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute) Coatings – 15:20 – 17:00 09:20 649 Effect of Solvation Dynamics and Local Ordering On Chloride Ion Transport near a Passive Oxide Interface – Subramanian 15:20 659 Antibacterial Properties of Three KRS Sankaranarayanan (Argonne National Sol-Gel Type Polymers Aluminum Laboratory) Alloys: Biocorrosion Protection against Pseudomonas Aeruginosa – Maritza 09:40 Break Angelica Paez (Facultad de Química y Biología, Universidad de Santiago de Corrosion Division Invited Lecture – 10:00 – 10:40 Chile), Nelson Vejar, Manuel Azocar Co-Chair: R. Buchheit (Universidad de Santiago de Chile), Laura Tamayo (USACH), Miguel Gulppi 10:00 650 The Structure of Water in Mixed Solvents – (Universidad de Santiago de Chile), Eliezer Gileadi (School of Chemistry, Tel- Xiaorong Zhou (University of Manchester, Aviv University) UK), George E. Thompson (Corrosion and Protection Centre, School of Materials, The Corrosion and Protection of Magnesium and Aluminum – 10:40 – 15:20 University of Manchester), and Francisco Santibañez (USACH) 10:40 651 On the Nature of the Instability of the 15:40 660 Screening of Novel Anti-Corrosion Nascent Magnesium Oxide Film: A First Coatings by Scanning Electrochemical Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Principles Study – Michael F. Francis Microscopy (SECM) – R. L. Calhoun (US (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Naval Academy), W. Dorriety, R. Hanrahan Lausanne) and C. D. Taylor (Los Alamos (US Naval Academy), and F. Lancaster National Laboratory) (Naval Air Systems Command) 11:00 652 Investigation of the Corrosion Mechanism 16:00 661 Assessing Damage Evolution in Organic of WE43 Mg-Alloy in a Simulated Body Coatings Using Different Theoretical Fluid: The Effect of Electrolyte Renewal and Experimental Local or Global – Mario Ascencio (McGill University) and Electrochemical Techniques – Vinod Sasha Omanovic (McGill University) Upadhyay and Homero Castaneda Lopez (The University of Akron) 11:20 653 Ligth Weight Magnesium Alloy Corrosion Studied by Scanning Electrochemical 16:20 662 Mathematical Modeling of Galvanic Cells Microscopy – Janine Mauzeroll, Ushula Beneath Organic Coatings – Kerry Neil Mengesha Tefashe, Philippe Dauphin Allahar, Michael Hurley (Boise State Ducharme, Dao Trinh (McGill University), University), Erik Sapper (Boeing Research and Joey Kish (McMaster University) & Technology), and Darryl Butt (Boise State University) 11:40 654 Effect of Stannate Post-sealing Treatment on the Corrosion Characteristics of As- 16:40 663 Investigating the Effect of Electrolytes On anodized AZ31 Mg alloy – Yun-Il Choi, S. the Performance of Coating Using the AC- Salman, Kensuke Kuroda, and Masazumi DC-AC Method – Vinod Upadhyay and Okido (Nagoya University) Homero Castaneda Lopez (The University of Akron) 12:00 Intermission

110 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton • 674 Type of Local Damage of Iron Surface At Different Potential Scan Rate in Borate- Corrosion General Session Posters – 18:00 – 20:00 Chloride Systems – Natalia G. Nafikova Co-Chair: R. Buchheit (Voronezh State University) • 675 A Study On the Field Corrosion Test of • 664 The Adsorption and Corrosion Inhibition of the Anti-Corrosion Steels for Flue Gas Imidazole On Aluminum Surface in 05M Desulfurization System – Young Ran Yoo, H2SO4 Acid – Fatemeh Baghaei Ravari Hong-Kyun Sohn, Jae-Won Lee (POMIA), (Shahid-Bahonar University of Kerman) and Jung-Bong Yoon, and Byoung-Ho Lee and Athareh Dadgarinezhad (Shahid (POSCO) Bahonar University) • 676 A New Looks At Top of the Line • 665 Study On the Effect Corrosion: A Special Case of Flow of 1-(3-nitrobenzilidene) Induced Corrosion Which Is Due Thiosemicarbazide On the Inhibition of to Electrochemical Reactions in the Carbon Steel in Acidic Solution with Hydrodynamic Diffusion Layer – Electrochemical Methods – Athareh Mahmoud R. Reda (CanadElectrochim) Dadgarinezhad and Fatemeh Baghaei (Shahid Bahonar University) • 677 Anodic Dissolution Mechanism for Iron in Presence of Pyridine-2-Thiol in 01 M. • 666 Fe-Doped TiO2 Nanotube Array Films HCl – Ali Kosari, Reza Parvizi, Mojtaba for Photocathodic Protection of Stainless Momeni, and Mohammad Hadi Moayed Steel – Rong-Gui Du, Yan-Feng Zhu, Juan (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Zhang, Hai-Qing Qi, Lu Xu, and Chang- Mashhad, Iran) Jian Lin (Xiamen University) • 678 Investigation of Sodium Molybdate as • 667 Investigation of Corrosion Inhibitor for Protection Against Cyclohexylidenecyclohexanon Steel Chloride Ingress and Carbonation in Corrosion Inhibitor as Surfactant – Simulated Concrete Pore Water – Yong Gennady Ivanovich Ostapenko, Pavel Teck Tan (NUS Graduate School, Centre Alexandrovich Gloukhov (Togliatti State for Life Sciences), Sudesh Lakshitha University), and Alexander Siyasatovich Wijesinghe (SIMTech (A*STAR)), Bunev (Mendeleyev University of and Daniel John Blackwood (National Chemical Technology of Russia) University of Singapore) • 668 EIS Investigation of the Corrosion • 679 The Effect of Selective Oxidation On Resistance of Uncoated and Coated Nd- Galvanizing and Galvannealing Reactions Fe-B Magnets in Pbs Solution – Emerson of Dual-Phase Steels – Hsiu-Yu Kang, Ko- Alves Martins (University of Sao Paulo) Chun Lin, and Chao-Sung Lin (National • 669 Alloys Oxidation From Bi-Velocity Phase- Taiwan University) Field Method; Drift and Kirkendall Effect • 680 Corrosion Improvement of Oxidized Co in Two-Phase Zone of Ternary System by Using Silane Thin Films – Katsumi – Bartek Wierzba (AGH University of Mabuchi (Hitachi) Science and Technology), and Patrycja Wierzba, and Katarzyna Tkacz-Smiech • 681 A Mixed Copper Corrosion Inhibition (AGH - University of Science and Effect of Potassium Sorbate and Technology) Benzotriazole – Danny Gelman, David Starosvetsky, and Yair Ein-Eli (Technion- • 670 Corrosion Inhibition of Mild Steel by Israel Institute of Technology) Wednesday, May 15 Polyaromatic Diimine Derivatives: A Theoretical and Experimental Study – • 682 Towards the Mechanism of the Accelerated Mohamed M. Ahmida (University of Nickel Corrosion of Decorative Coatings Windsor), Stuart Mahoney (University of in the Presence of Metals and Their Salts – Windsor, University of Waterloo), Riyad Ralf Schmidt, Kay-Oliver Thiel, Frank von Hussein, Derek Northwood (University Horsten, Christian Spickermann, Grigory of Windsor), and S. Holger Eichhorn, Vazhenin, Nicola Bäulke, Philipp Wachter, (University of Windsor) Philip Hartmann, and Hans-Jürgen Schreier (Atotech Deutschland GmbH) • 671 Effect of Sour Environments On Corrosion Fatigue Crack Propagation in Advanced • 683 Effect Of Cold Deformation On Pitting Drilling Steel – Malgorzata Elzbieta Initiation Of 17-4PH Stainless Steel – Ziomek-Moroz, Jeffrey A. Hawk (US Davood Nakhaie (Ferdowsi University of Department of Energy), W. Collins (US Mashhad) and Mohammad Hadi Moayed Department of Energy, National Energy (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Technology Laboratory), and Ramgopal Mashhad, Iran) Thodla, and Feng Gui (DNV) • 684 Pencil Electrode Study On the Effect of • 672 Influence of Vanadate Additive On the Microstructure On CPT of DSS 2205 Properties of Cerium Conversion Coatings – Masoumeh Naghizadeh (Ferdowsi On AZ91 Magnesium Alloys – Wen-Hsin University of Mashhad (FUM)) and Lo and Chao-Sung Lin (National Taiwan Mohammad Hadi Moayed (Ferdowsi University) University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran) • 673 Aluminum Anodic Behavior Under Halogenide and Oxygen-Containing Anions Action – Tatiana A. Minakova (Voronezh State University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 111 • 685 Investigation On the Effect of Nitrate Ion Graphene Characterization – 14:00 – 15:40 On the Critical Pitting Temperature (CPT) Co-Chairs: Jiuning Hu and Mark C. Hersam of Duplex Stainless Steel Using Pencil Electrode – Masoud Zakeri (Ferdowsi 14:00 764 Integration and Characterization of University of Mashhad (FUM)) and Graphene-Insulator-Graphene Junctions – Mohammad Hadi Moayed (Ferdowsi Tania Roy, Corey Joiner, Zohreh Razavi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran) Hesabi, and Eric Vogel (Georgia Institute of Technology) Graphene, Ge/III-V, and Emerging Materials 14:30 765 Graphene Underneath Metals – Akira Toriumi, Kosuke Nagashio, Takafumi E2 for Post CMOS Applications 5 Moriyama, and Ryota Ifuku (The Dielectric Science and Technology / University of Tokyo) Electronics and Photonics Provincial Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton 15:00 766 Two-Dimensional Crystals For Ubiquitous Electronics – Tomas Palacios Optoelectronics and Power Devices – 08:30 – 12:10 (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Co-Chairs: Krishna Shenai and Sjoerd Hoogland 15:30 Intermission 08:30 757 Colloidal Quantum Dot Photodetectors – III-V Devices and Characterization – 15:40 – 17:30 Sjoerd Hoogland and Edward H. Sargent Co-Chairs: Akira Toriumi and Yaw S. Obeng (University of Toronto) 09:00 758 Indirect Conversion Digital X-Ray 15:40 767 InGaSb MOSFET Channel on Imager Using an Amorphous Selenium Metamorphic Buffer: Materials, Interfaces Photoconductor – Shiva Abbaszadeh, and Process Options – Serge Oktyabrsky, Rasoul Keshavarzi, Kai Wang (Electrical Andrew Greene, Shailesh Madisetti, and Computer Engineering, University of Michael Yakimov, and Vadim Tokranov Waterloo), and Karim S. Karim (Electrical (CNSE University at Albany) and Computer Engineering, University of 16:10 768 III-V/High-k Defects: Digs vs Border Traps Waterloo, Center for Bioengineering and – Christopher Hinkle, Rohit Galatage, Biotechnology, University of Waterloo) Hong Dong, Sarkar Anwar, Barry Brennan, Robert M. Wallace (University of Texas at 09:30 759 ALD HfO2 and Al2O3 as MIM Capacitor Dielectric for GaAs HBT Technology – Dallas), and Eric Vogel (Georgia Institute Jiro Yota (Skyworks Solutions, Inc.) of Technology) 09:50 Coffee Break 16:40 769 Capacitance-Voltage Characteristics of Gate-All-Around InxGa1-X as Nanowire 10:10 760 Post Silicon Power Semiconductor Devices Transistor – Quazi D. M. Khosru, Saeed – Krishna Shenai (Argonne National Uz Zaman Khan, Md Shafayat Hossain, Laboratory) Fahim Ur Rahman, Md Obaidul Hossen, 10:40 761 Scalable Production of Nanowire Arrays and Rifat Zaman (Bangladesh University and Powders Using Plasmas – Mahendra of Engineering and Technology) Kumar Sunkara and Tu Nguyen (University 17:00 Concluding Remarks of Louisville) 11:00 762 Effect of Different Patterns for Epitaxial Lift-Off Process by Finite Element Method Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton – Ray-Hua Horng (Graduate Institute of Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Precision Engineering, National Chung Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Co-Chairs: D. Misra, Yaw S. Obeng, and Zia Karim Hsing University), Fan-Lei Wu, Fang- Ching Liu, Ming-Tzer Lin, Yu-Cheng • 770 Application of an Extended Unified Kao (National Chung Hsing University), Schottky-Poole-Frenkel Model to High-k Dong-Sing Wuu (National Chung Hsing Capacitor Structures Used in Analog University), and Sin-Liang Ou (National Integrated Circuit Technology – Wai Shing Chung Hsing University) Lau (Nanyang Technological University- 11:20 763 Novel Cross-Linked Ortho-Carborane Retired) and Ortho-Carborane:Y (Y=1,4- • 771 Charateristics of Low Temperature diaminobenzene, pyridine, benzene) High Quality Silicon Oxide by Plasma Polymer Films: A New Class of Carborane- Enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition with Based Materials with Tunable Electronic In Situ Plasma Densification Process – Structure – Frank L. Pasquale, Robinson Haiwon Kim (College of Information James, Raymond Welch (University of and Communication Engineering, North Texas), Elena Echeverria, Peter A. Sungkyunkwan University, Research and Dowben (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), Development group, Eugene Technology), and Jeffry A. Kelber (University of North Sergey N. Zaretskiy, Seungwoo Shin, Texas) Wooduck Jung, Ryong Hwang, Choonsik Jeong, Seongjin Park, Hanna Hwang (Research and Development group, Eugene Technology), and Ilsub Chung (College of Information and Communication Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University)

112 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 772 Deep Depletion and Interface Trap Memory Devices II – 10:00 – 12:05 Redistribution Behavior in Non-Planar Co-Chair: Tom Gregorkiewicz Mos with Ultra-Thin Oxide Grown by Anodic Oxidation – Po-Hao Tseng 10:00 804 (Invited) Nanocrystals Embedded High-k (National Taiwan University) Nonvolatile Memories – Bulk Film and • 773 Effect of Composition Rate on Erbium Nanocrystal Material Effects – Yue Kuo Silicide Work Function on Different Silicon (Texas A&M University) Surface Orientation – Hiroaki Tanaka, 10:40 805 Improved Performance of Silicon Akinobu Teramoto (Tohoku University), Nanocrystal Memories for Application Tsukasa Motoya (Mitsubisi Electric Working Over a Wide Range of Corporation), and Shigetoshi Sugawa, and Temperature – Vincenzo Della Marca, Tadahiro Ohmi (Tohoku University) Julien Amouroux (STMicroelectronics - • 774 Effect of Moisture on Electrical and Rousset, IM2NP-CNRS, Aix-Marseille Reliability Characteristics for Dense Université), Gabriel Molas (CEA-LETI and Porous Low-k Dielectrics – Yi-Lung MINATEC), Jérémy Postel-Pellerin, Cheng, Jun-Fu Huang (National Chi-Nan Frédéric Lalande (IM2NP-CNRS, Aix- University), Wei-Yuan Chang, Yu-Min Marseille Université), and Philippe Boivin, Chang (National Chiao-Tung University), and Jean-Luc Ogier (STMicroelectronics - and Jihperng (Jim) Leu (National Chiao Rousset) Tung University) 11:00 806 (Invited) Electrical Conductivity Bistability • 775 Experimental Observation of Poole- in Nano-Composite – Shashi Paul, Zahra Frenkel Saturation in an Ultrathin Tantalum Al Halafi, Iulia Salaoru (De Montfort Oxide Capacitor Structure – Wai Shing University), Dominic Prime (Emerging Lau (Nanyang Technological University- Technologies Research Centre, De Retired) Montfort University, Leicester, UK), and Mark A. Green (King’s College London, • 776 Sampling and Analysis of Boron UK) Tribromide for Trace Metal Contaminants – Phillip L. Clancy (Air Liquide Balazs 11:40 807 Field-Effect Transistors, Memory, Analytical Services), Dan Cowles (Air and Logic Circuit Using DNA-Bases liquide Balazs Analytical Services), and Embedded Dielectrics – Junyeong Lee, Jin Piyamit Chitrathorn, and Hugh E. Gotts Sung Kim, Ji Hoon Park, Young Tack Lee, (Air Liquide Balazs Analytical Services) Hee Sung Lee, Pyo Jin Jeon, and Seongil Im (Yonsei University) • 777 Self- Rectification Resistance Switching Memory Device with Bipolar Operation 12:00 Concluding Remarks Mode – Geng-Wei Chang (National Chiao Tung University), Ting-Chang Chang, Organic Semiconductor Materials, Devices, Yong-En Syu, Kuan-Chang Chang, E4 and Processing 4 Tsung-Ming Tsai (National Sun Yat-Sen Electronics and Photonics / Dielectric Science University), and Ya-Hsiang Tai (National and Technology Chiao Tung University) Willow Ballroom Center, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton • 778 Improved Characteristics of GaSb MOS Capacitors by Ozone Post Deposition Organic Photovoltaic and Electroluminescent Materials and Devices – Treatment – Lianfeng Zhao, Zhen Tan, 08:30 – 11:55 Co-Chairs: Noel Giebink and Lee Richter Jing Wang, and Jun Xu (Tsinghua National Wednesday, May 15 Laboratory for Information Science and Technology, Institute of Microelectronics, 08:30 832 Development of Novel Low-Bandgap Tsinghua University) Conjugated Materials for Organic Solar Cells – Jianping Lu, Ta-ya Chu, Salima Nanocrystal Embedded Dielectrics for Electronic Alem, Raluca Movileanu (National and Photonic Devices Research Council of Canada), Mario E3 Leclerc (Université Laval), and Ye Tao Dielectric Science and Technology / Electronics and (National Research Council of Canada) Photonics / Sensor Conference Room F, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 09:00 833 Counting the Winding Interface in Bulk Hetero-Junctions of Organic Solar Cells – Memory Devices I – 08:20 – 10:00 Cindy X. Zhao, Lucy L. Deng, and Gu Xu Co-Chair: Minoru Fujii (McMaster University) 09:30 834 In Situ Studies Of Organic Photovoltaic 08:20 802 (Invited) Resistive Switching in Silicon Active Layer Formation and Stability – Lee Oxide Containing Silicon Nanoinclusions Richter (NIST) – Anthony Kenyon and Adnan Mehonic (UCL) 10:00 Break 09:00 803 (Invited) Understanding the Role of 10:15 835 Polymer Nanostructures for Nanostructured Dopants in Transition Metal Oxide Organic Solar Cell Applications – Víctor Dielectrics for Digital and Analog Resistive S. Balderrama, Josep Pallarès, Josep Ferré- Switching – Rashmi Jha, Branden Long, Borrull, and Lluis F. Marsal (Universitat Saptarshi Mandal, Yibo Li, Wenbo Chen, Rovira i Virgili) and Ammaarah El-Amin (University of Toledo) 09:40 Break

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 113 10:45 836 High-Performance Normal and Inverted 16:25 845 Organic Semiconductor Valence Band Polymer Solar Cells with Zwitterions Alignment Determined by Internal As the Electron-Collection Interlayer – Photoemission Spectroscopy – Wei Li Jianyong Ouyang and Kuan Sun (National (National Institute of Standards and University of Singapore) Technology), Xuelei Liang (Peking 11:05 837 Enhanced Performance of Inverted Organic University, Beijing), James Basham Solar Cell with Patterned Aluminum (National Institute of Standards and Foils Via Anodization – Shih-Hsiang Technology), Thomas N. Jackson (The Tai, Cherng-Rong Ho (National Taiwan Pennsylvania State University), Kun University), Kun-Tong Tsai (Academia Xu, Qin Zhang, Oleg Kirillov (National Sinica, National Taiwan University), Po- Institute of Standards and Technology), Kang Yang, Der-Hsien Lien (National Rusen Yan (National Institute of Standards Taiwan University), Yuh-Lin Wang and Technology, University of Notre (Academia Sinica), and Jr-Hau He Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA), and Curt (National Taiwan University) A. Richter, Nhan V. Nguyen, and David J. Gundlach (National Institute of Standards 11:25 838 High Efficiency Low Color Temperature and Technology) White Organic Light-Emitting Diodes by Exciton Management – Yi-Lu Chang, 16:45 Concluding Remarks by Professor M. Zhibin Wang, Michael G. Helander, Jacky Jamal Deen Qiu, and Zhenghong Lu (University of Toronto) Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton

Organic Photovoltaic Device Physics – 13:30 – 17:30 Poster Session – 19:00 – 22:00 Co-Chairs: Oana D. Jurchescu and Michael Chabinyc Co-Chairs: M. Jamal Deen and David J. Gundlach

13:30 839 Nanostructured Interfaces for High • 846 Melanin Films as Sensing Part of Efficiency Organic Solar Cells: Lessons Miniaturized pH Sensors: Towards the and Opportunities – Ayse Turak (McMaster Development of Biochemical Nanosensors University) – Marina Piacenti Silva (Unesp), Natalia 14:00 840 Physics of Organic Diode Operation Biziak Figueiredo (Universidade de Sao :Application to Solar Cell and Photodiodes Paulo - USP), Carlos Frederico de Oliveira – Raphaël Clerc (Laboratoire Hubert Graeff (Unesp), and Marcelo Mulato Curien (UMR 5516 CNRS)) (Universidade de Sao Paulo - USP) 14:20 841 Loss Mechanisms in Polymer-Fullerene • 847 Optical Capturing Kinetics of Deep Level Solar Cells – Carsten Deibel, Alexander Defects in Alq3-Based Organic Light Foertig (Experimental Physics VI, Julius- Emitting Diodes – Hyun Yul Choi, Dong Maximilian-University of Würzburg), Hyuk Suh, Dong Wha Lee, Dong Wook and Vladimir Dyakonov (Experimental Kwak, and Hoon Young Cho (Dongguk Physics VI, Julius-Maximilian-University University) of Würzburg, Bavarian Center for Applied Energy Research eV (ZAE Bayern), Symposium on Processes at the Semiconductor Würzburg) E7 Solution Interface 5 14:50 Break Electronics and Photonics / Energy Technology /

Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 15:05 842 Nanostructured Electrodes and Photoactive Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Layers for Efficient, Stable and Flexible Essex Ballroom, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Organic Photovoltaic Devices – Peyman Servati, Bobak Gholamkhass, Saeid Europe Section Allesandro Volta Medal Address – 09:00 – 10:00 Soltanian, Rowshan Rahmanian, Nima Mohseni Kiasari, Zenan Jiang, Frank K. 09:00 901 Facts and Challenges in the Ko (University of British Columbia), Jun Electrochemistry and Wet Surface Shen (Chongqing Institute of Greent and Chemistry of Silicon – Jean-Noel Intelligent Technology), and Abdullah I. Chazalviel (retired from CNRS) Aljaafari (King Faisal University) 09:40 Break 15:35 843 A Cu-Based Alloyed Ohmic Contact System on Multi-Junction Solar Cell – Ching-Hsiang Hsu (National Chiao- Tung University) and Edward Yi Chang (National Chiao Tung University) 15:55 844 Plasmonic Photoinjection Spectroscopy: Unraveling Charge Carrier Injection Directly in Organic Electronic Devices – Noel Giebink and Rijul Dhanker (Penn State University)

114 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Electrochemical and Semiconductor Devices – 10:00 – 12:00 Porous Semiconductors and Semiconducting Oxides – 14:00 – 15:00

10:00 902 From Silicon Nanowires to Innovative 14:00 907 Cessation of Porous Layer Growth in Silicon Nanotrees for Micro- n-InP Anodised in KOH – Robert Patrick Supercapacitors – Fleur Thissandier Lynch, Nathan Quill (Materials & Surface (CEA Grenoble/INAC/SPrAM (UMR Science Institute, University of Limerick), 5819-CEA-CNRS-UJF)/LEMOH), Pascal Colm O’Dwyer (University of Limerick, Gentile, Nicolas Pauc (CEA Grenoble/ Micro- and Nanoelectronics Centre, INAC/SP2M/SiNaPS), Thierry Brousse University College Cork and Tyndall (Institut des Matériaux Jean Rouxel (IMN) National Institute), Monika Dornhege - CNRS/University of Nantes), Gérard (Surface Imaging Group, Fritz-Haber- Bidan (CEA Grenoble/INAC), Emmanuel Institute of the Max-Planck-Society), Harm Hadji (CEA Grenoble/INAC/SP2M/ Hinrich Rotermund (Surface Imaging SiNaPS), and Saïd Sadki (CEA Grenoble/ Group, Fritz-Haber-Institute of the Max- INAC/SPrAM (UMR 5819-CEA-CNRS- Planck-Society, Surface Reaction Imaging UJF)/LEMOH) Group, Dalhousie University), and D. Noel

10:20 903 NO2 Sensor Based on III-V Nanowire FET Buckley (Materials & Surface Science Devices – Wei Wang, Shirui Guo, Miroslav Institute, University of Limerick)

Penchev, Mihrimah Ozkan, and Cengiz 14:40 908 TiO2 Nanotubes Formed in Aqueous Ozkan (University of California, Riverside) Media: Relationship between Morphology, 10:40 904 Characteristics Of SnSbSe (SSS) Thin Electrochemical Properties and the Films Grown by Atomic Layer Deposition Photoelectrochemical Performance in for High Performance Phase Change Water Oxidation – Próspero Acevedo-Peña Random Access Memory (PCRAM) (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana) – Keun Lee, Sehun Kang, Jachun Ku, and Ignacio González (Universidad Kwon Hong, and Sungki Park (SK hynix Autónoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa) Semiconductor Inc.) 11:00 905 Semiconductor Nanostructures for Film and Structure Growth on Semiconductors – 15:00 – 16:20 Antireflection Coatings, Transparent Contacts, Junctionless Thermoelectrics and 15:00 909 Mechanism of Polyphosphazene Like Li-Ion Batteries – Colm Glynn, Michal Film Formation on InP in Liquid Osiak (University College Cork), William Ammonia (218 K) – Christian Njel, McSweeney (University of Limerick), Anne-Marie Goncalves, Damien Olan Lotty (University College Cork), Aureau, Dimitri Mercier, and Arnaud Kim Jones (University of Limerick), Hugh Etcheberry (University of Versailles UMR Geaney (University College Cork), Enrique 8180-Institut Lavoisier de Versailles Quiroga-González (Christian-Albrechts- (78000) France) University of Kiel), Justin D. Holmes (Tyndall National Institute), and Colm 15:20 910 Sensitization of Single Crystal O’Dwyer (University College Cork) Semiconductors with Dyes and Quantum Dots – Bruce A. Parkinson (University of 11:40 906 Rechargeable Li-ion battery anode of Wyoming) indium oxide with visible to infra-red transparency – Michal Osiak (University 15:40 911 Growth Characteristics and Dielectric College Cork), Worawut Khunsin (Catalan Properties of ALD-Ta2O5 Thin Film Institute of Nanotechnology), Eileen Using TaCl5 Precursor – Chin Moo Cho Wednesday, May 15 Armstrong (University College Cork), (Samsung Electronics Co, Ltd.), Sang Yeol Tadhg Kennedy (University of Limerick), Kang, Jae Hyoung Choi, Jae-soon Lim, Clivia Sotomayor Torres (Catalan Institute Su Hwan Kim, Younsoo Kim (Samsung of Nanotechnology, Universidad Autonoma Electronics Co, Ltd., Samsung Electronics de Barcelona), Kevin M. Ryan (University Co, Ltd.), and Cha-Young Yoo, and Ho- of Limerick), and Colm O’Dwyer Kyu Kang (Samsung Electronics Co, Ltd.) (University College Cork) 16:00 Break

Electrodeposition and Semiconductor Metallization – 16:20 – 17:40

16:20 912 Changes in the Electrochemical Behavior of Silicon after Platinum Deposition and Ionic Bombardment – Antoine Hervier (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles), Damien Aureau (University of Versailles UMR 8180-Institut Lavoisier de Versailles (78000) France), and Arnaud Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 115 16:40 913 Preliminary Investigations of Ta Surface 08:40 984 An Electrochemical Cell with Improved Chemistry in Aqueous Solutions of TeO2, Flow for Uniform Current Distribution and and the possible formation of TaTe2 – Plating Thickness – Holly Garich (Faraday Chu F. Tsang, Youn-Geun Kim, Daniel Technology, Inc.) and E. J. Taylor (Faraday Gebregziabiher, and John L. Stickney Technology Inc.) (University of Georgia) 09:00 985 Pulsed Electrodeposition of Iron Oxide 17:00 914 Electroless Nickel Nucleation on Textured Nanoparticles for Catalytic and Advanced Silicon Substrate – Hanane EL Belghiti Electrode Materials Applications – Sofía (OMG Ultra Pure Chemicals, Institut Pérez-Villar, Javier Carretero-Gonzalez, Lavoisier de Versailles), Marthe Ndjeri and Carmen M. Lopez (CIC Energigune) (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles, Versailles), 09:20 986 Pulse Electrodeposition of Multi- Damien Aureau (University of Versailles Segmented Super Invar/Au Nanowires UMR 8180-Institut Lavoisier de Versailles – Hana Kim (Northeastern University), (78000) France), Muriel Bouttemy (Institut Steven A. Soper (University of North Lavoisier de Versailles), Elise Delbos Carolina), and Elizabeth J. Podlaha- (OMG Ultra Pure Chemicals), and Arnaud Murphy (Northeastern University) Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles) 09:40 Break 17:20 915 The Nanoporous Metallisation of Polymer Membranes through Photocatalytically 10:00 987 Electrodeposition of Ni-Based Alloys Initiated Electroless Deposition – Michael with an Inc.orporation of P, Mo and W: A. Bromley and Colin Boxall (Lancaster An Overview – Stojan Djokic (Elchem University) Consulting, Ltd.) 10:20 988 Pulse Electrodeposition of NiMoW Alloys – Shaopeng Sun and Elizabeth J. Podlaha- Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Murphy (Northeastern University) Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 10:40 989 Electrodeposited Nickel- and Nickel- Tungsten-CNT Composite Coatings – Sven Hartwig and Claus-Peter Klages (Institut • 916 Electroless Metallization of Silicon für Oberflächentechnik, TU Braunschweig) Using Metal Nanoparticles as Catalysts 11:00 990 Electrodeposition of Zinc Nanoparticles and Binding-Points – Shinji Yae, Masato in Anodic Aluminium Oxide from Ionic Enomoto, Hiroyuki Atsushiba, Aya Liquids – Maksim Starykevich (University Hasegawa, Chika Okayama, Naoki of Aveiro), Yulia Nazarkina (Faculty of Fukumuro, Susumu Sakamoto, and Hitoshi Electronic Technologies, Materials and Matsuda (University of Hyogo) Equipment, National Research University • 917 A Study of SiC:P Selective Epitaxial of Electronic Technology), and Aleksey Growth by Uniform Experimental Design Lisenkov, Mikhail Zheludkevich, and – Yonggen He (School of Microelectronics Mario Ferreira (University of Aveiro) of Fudan University), Yong Chen, Guohui 11:20 991 Electrodeposition in Ionic Liquids of Cai, Youfeng He, Shaofeng Yu, Jingang Metal Oxides for Electrochemical Systems Wu (Semiconductor Manufacturing – Michal Tulodziecki (Laboratoire de International Corporation), David Wei Réactivité et Chimie des Solides, CNRS Zhang (School of Microelectronics of UMR6007, UPJV), Jean-Marie Tarascon Fudan University), Chenyu Wang, Jiyue (Laboratoire de Réactivité et Chimie des

Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Tang, Ganming Zhao (Applied Materials Solides, CNRS UMR 7314, Université de China), and Shiyuan Yang (Semiconductor Picardie Jules Verne), Pierre-Louis Taberna Manufacturing International Corporation) (Université Paul Sabatier), and Claude • 918 Study of Phosphazene Like Film Formation Guery (Laboratoire de Réactivité et Chimie On InP in Liquid Ammonia (218 K) by des Solides, CNRS UMR6007, UPJV) Electrochemistry and XPS Analyses – 11:40 992 Electrochemical Formation of RE-Cu Christian Njel, Anne-Marie Goncalves, (RE=Dy, Nd) Alloys in a Molten LiCl- Dimitri Mercier, Damien Aureau, and KCl System – Hirokazu Konishi, Hideki Arnaud Etcheberry (University of Ono, Eiichi Takeuchi (Osaka University), Versailles) Toshiyuki Nohira (Kyoto University), and Tetsuo Oishi (National Institute Novel Design and Electrodeposition Modalities of Advanced Industrial Science and F2 Electrodeposition Technology) Windsor West, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Afternoon Session – 14:00 – 17:40 Morning Session – 08:00 – 12:00 Co-Chairs: Stojan Djokic and Elizabeth J. Podlaha-Murphy Co-Chairs: Luca Magagnin and Elizabeth J. Podlaha-Murphy 14:00 993 (Invited) Arresting Dendritic Growth Using 08:00 983 (Invited) Influence of Current and Potential Additives – Alaina Strickler and Uziel Distributions on The Impedance Response Landau (Case Western Reserve University) of a Rotating Disk Electrode – Mark 14:40 994 Tailoring Gold Plating for Thermal- E. Orazem (University of Florida), and Compression Bonding – Luca Magagnin, Vincent Vivier, and Bernard Tribollet Pietro Luigi Cavallotti, and Simona Ieffa (LISE, UPR 15 du CNRS) (Politecnico di Milano)

116 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 15:00 995 Impact of the Applied Potential on the • 1004 Tungsten Electrodes with Rough Surfaces Copper Nucleation – Elise Delbos (OMG and Their Electrochemical Reactivity – In- Ultra Pure Chemicals, Institut Lavoisier Tae Park, Wan Kim, Eun-Ji Kim (Pusan de Versailles), Hanane El Belghiti (OMG National University), Sang-Eun Bae, Jong- Ultra Pure Chemicals), Dimitri Mercier Yun Kim, Jei-Won Yeon, Kyuseok Song (University of Versailles), and Jackie (Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute), Vigneron, Muriel Bouttemy, and Arnaud and Heon-Cheol Shin (Pusan National Etcheberry (Institut Lavoisier de Versailles) University) 15:20 996 Spatially Resolved Studies of Copper Electroplating by Scanning Transmission Electrochemical Engineering for the 21st Century: 3 X-Ray Microscopy – Zhisheng Qin, G3 Industrial Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Vincent Lee, and Adam P. Hitchcock Engineering / Electrodeposition (McMaster University) York, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton 15:40 Break

16:00 997 Absorber Thin Films of Cu2ZnSnS4 Session 1 – 10:00 – 12:00 From Chemically Deposited Binary Compounds – Maricela Rebeca Aragón- 10:00 1027 Core-Shell Morphology and Thermal Silva, D. Becerra, M. T. S. Nair, and P. K. Stability of Fe/Si Composite Clusters Nair (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Prepared by Double Cluster Sources México) – Kenji Sumiyama (Tokyo Denki 16:20 998 Pulse Current Electrodeposition of University), Yuichiro Kurokawa, Satoshi Nanocatalysts Using Different Waveforms Kadowaki, Ryoji Katoh, Naokage Tanaka, for Use in PEMFCs – Shahram Karimi Takehiko Hihara (Nagoya Institute of (Lambton College, University of Toronto) Technology), and Yasuhiro Fukunaka 16:40 999 Electrodeposition of Cobalt-Manganese (Kyoto University) Alloy Coatings Onto Metallic SOFC 10:20 1028 Spectroscopic Characterization of Interconnects – Heather McCrabb, Electrodeposited Silicon Based Films Savidra Lucatero, Tim D. Hall, Stephen Photoactive in Water Solution – Agata Snyder, Burhanuddin Kagajwala (Faraday Nora Krywko-Cendrowska, Laurent Marot Technology, Inc.), Hui Zhang, Xingbo Liu (University of Basel), Marcin Boleslaw (West Virginia University), and E. J. Taylor Strawski (Faculty of Chemistry, University (Faraday Technology Inc.) of Warsaw), Roland Steiner, Ernst 17:00 1000 Fabrication of SERS-Active Substrates by Meyer (University of Basel), and Marek Electrochemical and Electroless Deposition Szklarczyk (University of Warsaw) of Metals in Macroporous Silicon – Ksenya 10:40 1029 Electrolyte-Electrode Interface and Artsemyeva (Belarusian State University Si Deposition in Ionic Liquid – Jason of Informatics and Radioectronics), Hanna Komadina, Takahiro Akiyoshi, Yoko Bandarenka (Belarusian State University Ishibashi (Waseda University), Yasuhiro of Informatics and Radioelectronics), Fukunaka (Japan Aerospace Exploration Andrei Panarin, Sergei Terekhov (NASB), Agency; CREST, JST), Piero Pianetta and Vitaly Bondarenko (Belarussian (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lab), and State University of Informatics and Takayuki Homma (Waseda University; Radioelectronics) CREST, JST)

17:20 1001 Tungsten Hydroxide /Porous Silicon 11:00 1030 Comparative Studies of Depth Wednesday, May 15 Composite Fabricated by the Liquid Phase Profiling by XPS, SIMS, GD-OES and Infiltration – Minoru Mizuhata, Yuki SEM Techniques Performed on the Mineyama, Takashi Hasegawa, and Hideshi Electrodeposited Silicon Based Films – Maki (Kobe University) Agata Nora Krywko-Cendrowska (Faculty of Chemistry, University of Warsaw, University of Basel), Laurent Marot Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton (University of Basel), Laetitia Philippe Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 (EMPA, Swiss Federal Laboratories for Co-Chairs: Luca Magagnin, Stojan Djokic, and Elizabeth J. Podlaha- Materials Science and Technology, Thun), Murphy Roland Steiner (University of Basel), Daniel Mathys (University of Basel), Ernst • 1002 Pulse Electrodeposition of Natural Meyer (University of Basel), and Marek Uranium in 2-Propanol Acidic Ionic Szklarczyk (University of Warsaw) Solution – Adonis Marcelo Saliba-Silva 11:20 1031 Soft Magnetic Properties of Fe-Ni Clusters (IPEN/CNEN - Brazil), Michelangelo Assembled Films Prepared by Energetic Durazzo (IPEN/CNEN-SP- Brazil), Elita Cluster Depositions – Kenji Sumiyama Fontenelle Urano de Carvalho (IPEN/ (Tokyo Denki University), Kengo CNEN - Brazil), and Humberto Gracher Kumagai, Yuichiro Kurokawa, Takehiko Riella (IPEN/CNEN-SP- Brazil) Hihara (Nagoya Institute of Technology), • 1003 Preparation of High Efficiency Platinum Dong-Liang Peng (Xiamen University), Catalyst on Single Layer Gas Diffusion and Yasuhiro Fukunaka (Kyoto University) Layer for PEMFC by Electrodeposition Method – Chung-Ching Wu, Hong-Fan Lee, and Yui Whei Chen-Yang (Chung Yuan Christian University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 117 11:40 1032 Silver Antibacterial Properties Influenced Fullerenes - Chemical Functionalization, by Pulsed Electrodeposition Frequency – Hector Ortiz-Ibarra (Panamericana H2 Electron Transfer, and Theory Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures University Campus Guadalajara), and Norberto Casillas, Sergio Gómez-Salazar, Civic Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton and Refugio Torres-Vitela (U de G) Fullerenes - Chemical Functionalization, Electron Transfer, Session 2 – 14:00 – 17:20 and Theory 1 – 15:40 – 18:00 Co-Chairs: Jean-Francois Nierengarten and N. Martin

14:00 1033 (IEEE - New Electrochemical Technology 15:40 1055 (Invited) Rational Synthetic Strategy for (NET) Award Presentation) Fuel Cells for Nanocarbon-Based Polymer Solar Cells – Transportation with Commercially-Viable Hiroshi Imahori (Kyoto University) Reliability and Durability – Tim Patterson 16:00 1056 (Invited) Adjustable Cavity in Cofacial (UTC Power), Robert M. Darling, Mike Bisporphyrinic Tweezers for the L. Perry (United Technologies Research Recognition of Photoactive Guests Center), and Matt Wilson, Tom Skiba, and – Nathalie Solladie and Régis Rein Sathya Motupally (UTC Power) (Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination, 14:40 1034 Study On Fundamental Aspects of Seedless CNRS) Copper Electrodeposition On Diffusion 16:20 1057 (Invited) Implementation of Nanocarbons Barriers in an Additive-Free Electrolyte in Solar Energy Conversion Schemes – D. for Silicon-Based Integrated Devices – M. Guldi (Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) Sunjung Kim, Byoungyong Im (University of Ulsan), and Soo-Hyun Kim (Yeungnam 16:40 1058 (Invited) Photoinduced Electron Transfer + University) From Sc3n@C80 to Li @C60 – Yuki Kawashima, Kei Ohkubo (Osaka 15:00 1035 Atomic Scale Resolution for Stochastic University, ALCA, JST), and Shunichi Simulations of Electrodeposition Fukuzumi (Osaka University, ALCA, JST, Processes At Micrometer Scales – Andri Ewha Womans University) Bezzola, Benjamin B. Bales (University of California at Santa Barbara), Richard 17:00 1059 Fullerene-Donor Dyads with Alkire (University of Illinois), and Linda Photoswitchable Dithienylethene Petzold (University of California at Santa Molecular Wires – André Alexandre Barbara) Vieira, Valentina Sacchetti (Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)), Beatriz 15:20 1036 Modeling of a Lithium-Ion Battery- M. Illescas, Nazario Martín (Universidad Photovoltaic Solar Cell Hybrid System Complutense de Madrid), and Sonia – Matthew T. Lawder (Washington Castellanos, and Stefan Hecht (Humboldt- University in St Louis), Akanksha Universität zu Berlin) Jagwani (Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar), and BharatKumar Suthar, 17:20 1060 Functionalization of Endohedral Venkatasailanathan Ramadesigan, Pratim Metallofullerene Lu3n@C80 with Organic Biswas, and Venkat R. Subramanian Electron Acceptor – Lai Feng (Soochow (Washington University in St Louis) University) 15:40 Break 17:40 1061 (Invited) Electronic Characteristics of One-Dimensional Carbon Rods – Rik 16:00 1037 Corrosion Of Copper in De-Aerated Water R. Tykwinski (Friedrich-Alexander- by Impedance Spectroscopy – Christopher Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Universitaet Erlangen-Nuernberg) Cleveland, Mark E. Orazem, and Saeed Moghaddam (University of Florida) 16:20 1038 Degradation of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Acid by Electro-Fenton Process at Low Flow Plant – Juan Manuel Peralta- Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Hernandez (Centro de Innovación Aplicada en Tecnologias Competitivas (CIATEC)) • 1062 Synthesis of PCBM Analogues 16:40 1039 Study of Electrochemical Generation of [6,6]-Phenyl-C61-Butyric Acid Esters for Hydroxyl Radicals on Ti/SnO2-Sb2O5 Efficient Polymer Solar Cells As Electron Anode by Spin-Trapping – Qing Ni, Acceptors – Lisheng Fan, Rufang Peng, Jin Donald W. Kirk, and Steven J. Thorpe Bo, and Shijin Chu (Southwest University (University of Toronto) of Science and Technology) 17:00 1040 In Situ STM Studies of 4,4’-Bipyridine • 1063 A One Dimensional Metal-Organic Adsorption At Bi(111) Electrode: Influence Coordination Polymer Based on Ag+ and 2- of SO4 Concentration in Supporting a Fullerene Linker – Ping Peng (UTEP), Electrolyte – Vitali Grozovski, Heili Fang-Fang Li (University of Texas at El Kasuk, Tavo Romann, Erik Anderson, Paso), Faye L. Bowles (University of Piret Pikma, Silvar Kallip, and Enn Lust California at Davis), Venkata S. Pavan K. (University of Tartu) Neti, Alejandro Metta (University of Texas at El Paso), Marilyn M. Olmstead, Alan L. Balch (University of California, Davis), and Luis Echegoyen (University of Texas)

118 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes 11:00 1096 (Invited) Novel Monometallic Cyanide Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Clusterfullerenes Based on Popular H3 Fullerene Cages – Shangfeng Yang Civic Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton (University of Science and Technology of China (USTC)), Chuanbao Chen, Fupin Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes 2 – 08:00 – 12:00 Co-Chairs: Josep M. Poblet and Alan L. Balch Liu (University of Science and Technology of China), Yun-Peng Xie (College of 08:00 1088 (Invited) Susceptible Electron Spin Materials Science and Engineering, Adhering to Yttrium Cluster Inside an Huazhong University of Science and Technology), Fengyu Li (University of Azafullerene C79n – Chun-Ru Wang (Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy Puerto Rico), Mingzhi Jiao (University of Sciences) of Science and Technology of China), Mitsuaki Suzuki (University of Tsukuba), 08:20 1089 (Invited) Alignment of N@C60 and Its Tao Wei, Song Wang (University of Derivatives in Host Matrices: The Road Science and Technology of China), to Develop Ordered Systems for Quantum Zhongfang Chen (University of Puerto Information Processing – Kyriakos Rico), Xing Lu (School of Materials Porfyrakis (University of Oxford) Science and Engineering, Huazhong 08:40 1090 (Invited) Synthesis of Bis-Carboxylic University of Science and Technology), Acid Derivatives of M3n@Ih-C80 (M = and Takeshi Akasaka (Tsukuba University) Sc, Lu, Y, Gd) Through Prato Reaction – 11:20 1097 (Invited) A Cluster Fullerene Containing Safwan Aroua (ETHZ, ETHZ) and Yoko Only Non Group III Metal Inside the Yamakoshi (ETHZ) Carbon Cage: Ti2s@D3h(5)-C78 with a 09:00 1091 (Invited) Hydrogenation of Endohedral Linear Sulfide Cluster Inside the Cage Metallofullerenes – Jianyuan Zhang – Fang-Fang Li (University of Texas at (Virginia Tech), Wujun Fu (Oak Ridge El Paso), Marc Mulet-Gas (Universitat National Laboratory), and Harry C. Dorn Rovira i Virgili), Vivian Triana (University (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State of Texas at El Paso), Antonio Rodríguez- University) Fortea (Universitat Rovira i Virgili), Josep 09:20 1092 (Invited) New Oxometallic Clusters Inside M. Poblet (Universitat Rovira i Virgili), Fullerene Cages – Steven Stevenson and Luis Echegoyen (University of Texas) (Indiana University - Purdue University at 11:40 1098 (Invited) Stability Computations in Fort Wayne (IPFW)) a Series of Extraction-Derivatized 09:40 Coffee break Metallofullerenes: La@Cx / La@Cx- C6H3Cl2 – Zdenek Slanina, Takeshi 10:00 1093 (Invited) Crystal Structure Analysis of Akasaka (University of Tsukuba), and Cationic Lithium Endohedral Fullerene Shigeru Nagase (University of Kyoto) Under Electric Field – Shinobu Aoyagi (Nagoya City University), Yuki Sado (Nagoya University), Kunihisa Sugimoto Endofullerenes and Metallofullerenes 3 – 14:00 – 15:20 (SPring-8/JASRI), and Ryo Kitaura, and Co-Chairs: Luis Echegoyen and Marilyn M. Olmstead Hisanori Shinohara (Nagoya University) 14:00 1099 (Invited) Differentiation Between Families 10:20 1094 (Invited) Structural Studies of Endohedral of Endohedral Fullerenes – Evan A. Sarina Fullerenes of the M2C2n Class – Marilyn (University of California, Davis), Brandon M. Olmstead, Alan L. Balch (University of

Q Mercado (University of California), and Wednesday, May 15 California, Davis), Christine M. Beavers Marilyn M. Olmstead, and Alan L. Balch (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), (University of California, Davis) Harry C. Dorn (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University), and Hua 14:20 1100 (Invited) The Endohedral Magnetism: Yang, and Ziyang Liu (China Jiliang Lanthanide Ions in the Nitride University) Clusterfullerenes – Alexey A. Popov (Leibniz-Institute for Solid State and 10:40 1095 (Invited) Functionalization of Carbon Materials Research) Nanotubes by Molecular Encapsulations – Toshiya Okazaki (National Institute 14:40 1101 (Invited) Theoretical Studies of of Advanced Industrial Science and Photoluminescence Properties of Technology) Endohedral Metallofullerenes – Jian Wang, Tim Kowalczyk, and Stephan Irle (Nagoya University) 15:00 1102 (Invited) Radiolanthanides Encapsulated in Fullerenes: A New Platform for Biomedical Applications – Harry C. Dorn (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute), Jianyuan Zhang (Virginia Tech), and Cathy S. Cutler (University of Missouri Research Reactor Center (MURR))

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 119 Carbon Nanotubes - 11:20 1154 (Invited) Quantum Light Signatures from Cavity-Embedded Carbon Nanotubes H4 From Fundamental Processes to Devices – Ibrahim Sarpkaya, William Walden- Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Newman, and Stefan Strauf (Stevens Civic Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Institute of Technology) Optical Characterization and Applications 2 – 08:00 – 12:00 11:40 1155 Anisotropically Luminescent Hydrogels Co-Chairs: Ming Zheng and Tobias Hertel Containing Magnetically-Aligned Mwcnts- Eu(III) Hybrids – Davide Bonifazi 08:00 1145 (Invited) Exciton Transport and (University of Namur) Manipulation in Colloidal Semiconducting Carbon Nanotubes – Jared J. Crochet, Juan Optical Characterization and Applications 3 – 14:00 – 18:00 G. Duque, James H. Werner, Stephen K. Co-Chairs: Stephen K. Doorn and Stephen B. Cronin Doorn (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Prashant Nagpal (University of Colorado at 14:00 1156 Combining Separation and Synthesis Boulder), and Laurent Cognet, and Brahim to Achieve Structure Control Lounis (CNRS & Université Bordeaux) of carbon nanotubes – Ming Zheng 08:20 1146 Optical Behaviors of Single-Wall Carbon (National Institute of Standards and Nanotubes in Complex Environments Technology) – Juan G. Duque (Los Alamos National 14:20 1157 Desorption Kinetics of ssDNA From Laboratory), A. Nicholas Parra-Vasquez SWNTs – Tobias Hertel (Institute of (Los Alamos National Lab), Jared J. Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, Julius- Crochet (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Maximilian University Würzburg), and Laurent Cognet, Brahim Lounis (CNRS Friedrich Schoeppler, and Frank Brunecker & Université Bordeaux), and Stephen K. (University of Würzburg) Doorn (Los Alamos National Laboratory) 14:40 1158 Delayed Fluorescence from Single-Wall 08:40 1147 (Invited) Fundamental Properties of Ultra- Carbon Nanotube-Polymer Conjugates Clean, Nearly Defect-Free, Suspended – Florian Spaeth, Dominik Stich, Daniel Carbon Nanotubes – Stephen B. Cronin, Schilling (Institute of Physical and Rohan Dhall, Moh Amer, and Shun-Wen Theoretical Chemistry, Julius-Maximilian Chang (University of Southern California) University Würzburg), Hannes Kraus, 09:00 Coffee break Andreas Sperlich (Experimental Physics VI, Julius-Maximilian-University 09:20 1148 Propagation of Terbium Ions Through the Würzburg), Vladimir Dyakonov SWNT Gel – Tetyana Ignatova, Michael (Experimental Physics VI, Julius- Blades (Lehigh University), Juan G. Maximilian-University of Würzburg, Duque, Stephen K. Doorn (Los Alamos Bavarian Center for Applied Energy National Laboratory), and Slava V. Rotkin Research eV (ZAE Bayern)), and (Lehigh University) Tobias Hertel (Institute of Physical and 09:40 1149 (Invited) Non-Condon and Double Theoretical Chemistry, Julius-Maximilian Resonance Raman Behaviors in Carbon University Würzburg) Nanotubes Enriched in a Single Chirality 15:00 1159 Absolute Absorption Cross-Sections of – Stephen K. Doorn, Hagen Telg, (n,m)-Selected Swcnts – Jason K. Streit, Juan G. Duque (Los Alamos National Saunab Ghosh, Sergei M. Bachilo, and R. Laboratory), Janina Maultzsch (Institut für Bruce Weisman (Rice University) Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Festkörperphysik, Technische Universität Berlin), Xiaomin Tu (National Institute 15:20 1160 (Invited) Energy Transfer in Molecules/ of Standards and Technology), and Ming Nanotubes Supramolecular Assemblies Zheng (National Institute of Standards and – Cyrielle Roquelet (Ecole Normale Technology) Supérieure de Cachan), Fabien Vialla (Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain), Guillaume 10:00 1150 (Invited) Terahertz, Infrared, and Optical Clavé (CEA), Benjamin Langlois (ENS), Response of Macroscopically Aligned Geraud Delport (Ecole Normale Supérieure Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes – Lei de Cachan), Carole Diederichs (Ecole Ren, Qi Zhang, Xiaowei He, Xuan Wang, Normale Supérieure), Philippe Roussignol Sebastien Nanot, Robert Hauge, and (ENS), Arianna Filoramo (CEA), Junichiro Kono (Rice University) Emmanuelle Deleporte (ENS Cachan), 10:20 1151 (Invited) Quantum Dot Excitons In Carbon Stephane Campidelli (CEA), Christophe Nanotubes – Alexander Hoegele, Matthias Voisin (Ecole Normale Supérieure), and S. Hofmann, and Jan T. Glueckert (LMU Jean-Sébastien Lauret (Ecole Normale Munich) Supérieure de Cachan) 10:40 1152 (Invited) Optical Emission and Control in 15:40 Coffee break the Single-wall Carbon Nanotube Quantum 16:00 1161 (Invited) Effect of Endohedrally Adsorbed Dots – Akira Hida and Koji Ishibashi Molecules on S Electronic Transitions (Advanced Device Lab RIKEN) 11 of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes – Eric 11:00 1153 Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Swcnts: Borguet and Dmitry Kazachkin (Temple Bridging the Gap between Single-Particle University) and Bulk Studies – Sergei M. Bachilo, Jason K. Streit, Saunab Ghosh, and R. Bruce Weisman (Rice University)

120 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 16:20 1162 α-Sexithiophene in Carbon Nanotubes • 1212 A Graphene-Based Anode for Microbial for Raman-Based Applications – Fuel Cells – Stephen Lee, Thomas Nathalie Y-Wa Tang, Étienne Gaufrès, Schlageter, Joseph Garlow, Neville Bethel, François Lapointe, and Richard Martel and Balaji Sitharaman (Stony Brook (Regroupement Québécois sur les University) Matériaux de Pointe (RQMP), Université de Montréal) Porphyrin and Supramolecular Assemblies 16:40 1163 (Invited) Optical Spectroscopy of H8 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Individual Carbon Nanotubes – Feng Wang Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton (UC Berkeley) 17:00 1164 (Invited) Triplet Exciton Dynamics Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 in Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes – Tobias Hertel, Dominik Stich, Daniel • 1272 Rigid and Flexible Bis-Porphyrinic Schilling (Institute of Physical and Tweezers: Efficient Molecular Recognition Theoretical Chemistry, Julius-Maximilian of Bidentate Bases – Régis Rein and University Würzburg), Hannes Krauss Nathalie Solladie (Laboratoire de Chimie (University of Würzburg), Andreas de Coordination, CNRS) Sperlich (Experimental Physics VI, Julius-Maximilian-University Würzburg), Vladimir Dyakonov (Experimental Physics Nanostructures for Energy Conversion VI, Julius-Maximilian-University of H9 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures / Würzburg), and Florian Spaeth (Institute of Energy Technology Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, Julius- Simcoe/Dufferin, Second Floor, Sheraton Maximilian University Würzburg) 17:20 1165 (Invited) Optical Response of Single- Nanostructures for Energy Conversion 1 – 08:00 – 12:00 Walled Carbon Nanotubes in Far-Infrared Co-Chairs: Hiroshi Imahori and Kohei Uosaki Region – Takahiro Morimoto (TASC/ AIST) and Toshiya Okazaki (National 08:00 1273 Excitation Resonance of Raman Scattering Institute of Advanced Industrial Science with the Hybridized States of Localized and Technology) Surface Plasmons and Excitons of 17:40 1166 Templated Chromophore Nanostructures: Molecules at Electrified Interface – Kei Experimental Validation of New Solar Murakoshi, Fumika Nagasawa, and Mai Thermal Fuels for the Closed-Cycle Takase (Hokkaido University) Storage of Solar Energy – Timothy J. 08:20 1274 (Invited) Recent Developments Related Kucharski and Jeffrey C. Grossman to Plasmon-Induced Charge Separation – (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Tetsu Tatsuma (University of Tokyo) 08:40 1275 (Invited) Fabrication of Ordered Metal Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Nanostructures for Plasmonic Devices Using Anodic Porous Alumina – Hideki Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Masuda (Tokyo Metropolitan University/ KAST, KAST), Toshiaki Kondo (KAST), Takashi Yanagishita (Tokyo Metropolitan • 1167 Template-Assisted Synthesis and Catalytic University/KAST, KAST), and Kazuyuki Properties of Copper Nanowires – Guowei Nishio (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ, KAST) Fan, Liyan Yu (Qingdao University of Wednesday, May 15 Science and Technology), and Lifeng 09:00 1276 (Invited) A Hollow Core-Shell Silica- Dong (Missouri State University, Qingdao Titania Photocatalyst for Efficient University of Science and Technology) Stereoselective Synthesis of Pipecolinic Acid – Bunsho Ohtani and Sheela • 1168 Electrophoretic Deposition of Carbon Chandren (Hokkaido University) Nanotubes Using New Dispersing and Charging Agents – Yisong Su, Yangshuai 09:20 1277 (Invited) Field Localization Dependence Liu, and Igor Zhitomirsky (McMaster of SERS From Defect-Free Graphenes – University) Katsuyoshi Ikeda (Hokkaido University, JST-PRESTO), Mai Takase, Kei Murakoshi (Hokkaido University), and Kohei Uosaki Focus Session: Carbon Nanostructures in Energy (National Institute for Materials Science) H6 Applications and Energy Storage 09:40 Coffee break Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures / Battery 10:00 1278 (Invited) Plasmon-Enhanced Photocatalytic Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Hydrogen Evolution Using ZnS- AgInS2 Solid Solution Nanoparticles – Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Tsukasa Torimoto (Nagoya University), Takuya Takahashi (Graduate School • 1211 Hybrid Functional Carbon Electrodes of Engineering, Nagoya University), for Supercapacitors – Ricardo Quintero Akihiko Kudo (Faculty of Science, Restrepo (The University of Tokyo), Dong Tokyo University of Science), Susumu Young Kim, Kei Hasegawa (Waseda Kuwabata (Japan Science and Technology University), Yuki Yamada, Atsuo Yamada Agency, CREST, Osaka University), and (The University of Tokyo), and Suguru Tatsuya Kameyama (Graduate School of Noda (Waseda University) Engineering, Nagoya University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 121 10:20 1279 (Invited) Exciton Fission and Interfacial 16:40 1291 (Invited) Influence of Atomic Level Charge Transfer in Rubrene/Fullerene Surface Local Structure on Photo-Induced Mixed Film Revealed by Femtosecond Oxidation Reaction of Water At Single and Nanosecond Transient Absorption Crystal TiO2 Surface – Akihito Imanishi, Spectroscopy – Akihiro Furube (AIST), Toshinori Sakao (Osaka University), Hiroaki Mitsuta (AIST, Tokyo Univ Sci), Etsushi Tsuji (Hokkaido University), and Tetsuhiko Miyadera (PRESTO, AIST), Yuji Ken-ichi Fukui (Osaka University) Yoshida (AIST), and Ryuzi Katoh (AIST, 17:00 1292 Structural and Chemical Characterization Nihon Univ) of ALD Pt on N-Doped Graphene Using 10:40 1280 (Invited) In Situ XAFS Spectroscopy Atomic Resolution Transmission Electron at Multi-Copper Complexes Catalyzing Microscopy – Samantha Stambula, Nicolas Oxygen Reduction Reaction (ORR) – Gauquelin, Matthieu Bugnet (McMaster Ichizo Yagi (FC-Cubic TRA, Hokkaido University), Sandeep Gorantla (Institute University), Ken’ichi Kimijima, Mari for Complex Materials Department Shibata, Kazuya Ogino, Hideo Notsu, of Micro & Nanostructures, Leibniz Kiyoshi Inokuma, Narumi Ohta (FC- Institute for Solid State and Materials Cubic TRA), and Hiromitsu Uehara, Yohei Research Dresden), Stuart Turner (EMAT, Uemura, Satoru Takakusagi, and Kiyotaka University of Antwerp), Shuhui Sun Asakura (Hokkaido University) (Energy Materials Telecommunications 11:00 1281 (Invited) Photoinduced Charge Separation Research Centre, Institut National de la and Charge Transport in Carbon Recherche Scientifique), Xueliang (Andy) Nanostructure-Based Devices – Hiroshi Sun (University of Western Ontario), and Imahori (Kyoto University) Gianluigi A. Botton (McMaster University) 11:20 1282 (Invited) Synthesis and Photochemical 17:20 1293 Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes as the Behavior of Platonic Hexahedron Catalytic Counter Electrode of High- Composed of Six Porphyrins and an Au Performance Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells Cluster – Toshiharu Teranishi (CREST-JST, – Jianyong Ouyang (National University of Kyoto University) Singapore) 11:40 1283 (Invited) “Confined Molecular Catalyst” 17:40 1294 (Invited) TiO2 Nanotube (T_NT) Surface for Photoelectrochemical Hydrogen Treatment Revisited: Implications of ZnO, TiCl4, and H2O2 Treatment On the Evolution and CO2 Reduction – Kohei Uosaki (National Institute for Materials Photoelectrochemical Properties of T_NT Science) and T_NT/CdSe – Vaidyanathan (Ravi) Subramanian, Bratindranath Mukherjee (University of Nevada, Reno), and Winn Nanostructures for Energy Conversion 2 – 14:00 – 18:00 Wilson (University of Nevada) Co-Chairs: Prashant V. Kamat and Hiroshi Irie

14:00 1284 (Invited) Lessons From Nature about Solar Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Light Harvesting and Implications for Energy Harvesting – Gregory D. Scholes Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 (University of Toronto) 14:20 1285 (Invited) Crumpled Graphene Balls for • 1295 A Study on Electrochemical Property of Scalable Energy Applications – Jiaxing Pt Nanoparticles on Polyethyleneimine- Huang (Northwestern University) Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 Decorated Graphene – Jae Young Park, 14:40 1286 Tuning Photoresponse with CdSSe Ji Young Park, and Seok Kim (Pusan Quantum Dots Towards the Design of National University) Rainbow Solar Cell – Pralay Santra and • 1296 Synthesis of Highly Efficient Copolymer Prashant V. Kamat (University of Notre Based Quasi Solid Electrolyte: Dame) Electrochemical and Photovoltaic 15:00 1287 (Invited) Colloidal Quantum Dot Properties – M. Shaheer Akhtar, Zhen Photovoltaics – Zhijun Ning and Edward Yu Li, Woojin Lee, and O-Bang Yang H. Sargent (University of Toronto) (Chonbuk National University) 3+ 15:20 1288 (Invited) Nb-Doped AgTaO3 as a Water- • 1297 Photoluminescence Properties of La - Splitting Photocatalyst Under Visible Light Doped BaY194Eu006ZnO5 Phosphor – Hiroshi Irie and Lei Ni (University of Prepared Using a Sol-Gel Method – Hao- Yamanashi) Long Chen, Yeou-Yih Tsai (Kao Yuan University), Yin-Lai Chai (Dahan Institute 15:40 Coffee break of Technology), and Yee-Shin Chang 16:00 1289 (Invited) Design Principle of Multi- (National Formosa University) Electron Water Oxidation Catalysts • 1298 Electrochemical Characterization of Composed of Mn Oxides – Ryuhei Carbon Blacks Filler-Added Co O / Nakamura (The University of Tokyo) 3 4 Graphene Nanosheets Composite 16:20 1290 (Invited) The Development of Hybrid 1D Electrodes – Su Keun Park, Ji Eun Kim, and 2D Nanostructure Photocatalysts – and Seok Kim (Pusan National University) Masaru Kuno (University of Notre Dame)

122 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada • 1299 Strong Flexible Free-Standing Fe3O4/ Osgoode Ballroom, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton Graphene-MWCNT Hybrid Film for Flexible Energy Storage Devices – Hong Poster Session – 18:00 – 20:00 Soo Choi, Jong Hun Kang, Yern Seung Co-Chair: Stephen J. Paddison Kim, Jae Hyun Park, and Chong Rae Park (Seoul National University) • 1320 A Computational Study of the Photodimerisation of 2-Ethylhexyl-P- Methoxycinnamate – Walyambillah Waudo Computational Chemistry (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture I2 Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry and Technology, Kenya) Willow Ballroom East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton • 1321 Theoretical Study on Interfacial Charge Transfer Transitions of the Surface Session 1 – 08:20 – 17:00 Complex between TiO2 and TCNTQ – Yuhei Shimoda (The University of Tokyo) 08:20 1311 Polymeric and Composite Electrolyte Membranes: Insights from Multiscale Computational Modeling – James Elliott Ethanol Oxidation (University of Cambridge) I3 Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Energy Technology 09:00 1312 Quantum Modeling and Classical Windsor East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Simulations of Hydrogen-Bonded Oligomers: New Candidates for Proton Ethanol Oxidation 8 – 08:00 – 09:40 Conduction – Scott Michael Auerbach Co-Chairs: Serge Cosnier and Iwona A. Rutkowska (UMass Amherst) 09:40 Break 08:00 1354 Support Effects On Ethanol Oxidation at 10:00 1313 Network Formation and Ion Conduction in Pt Nanoparticles – Peter G. Pickup, Reza Ionomer Membranes – Keith Promislow, Beiramzadeh Moghaddam, and David D. Andrew Christlieb, Jaylan Jones (Michigan James (Memorial University) State University), Zhengfu Xu (Michigan 08:40 1355 Catalyst Design and Fabrication for Technological University), and Nir Gavish Ethanol Oxidation – Shi-Gang Sun (State (Technion University) Key Laboratory of Physical Chemistry of 10:40 1314 Multiscale Simulation of Proton Transport Solid Surfaces, Xiamen University) in PFSA Membranes – John Savage (The 09:20 1356 Electocatalytic Carbon Nanotube University of Chicago) Composites for Oxygen Reduction 11:20 1315 The Effects of Nanoconfinement and and Glucose Oxidation Application the Hydrophobic Environment On Structural Production of Electrical Power – Serge and Dynamical Properties of Water and Cosnier (Université de Grenoble) Triflic Acid: An Ab Initio Study – Jeffrey K. Clark II and Stephen J. Paddison Ethanol Oxidation 9 – 10:00 – 12:00 (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) Co-Chairs: Svein Sunde and Shelley D. Minteer 11:40 Intermission 10:00 1357 Ethanol Oxidation and Beyond: Trends in 14:00 1316 Proton Transport in Aqueous and Non- Alternative Fuel Oxidation Schemes and Aqueous Media Studied by First-Principles Progress Towards the Complete Oxidation Molecular Dynamics – Mark E. Tuckerman of Higher Energy Density Fuels – Shelley (New York University) Wednesday, May 15 D. Minteer (University of Utah) 14:40 Break 10:40 1358 An Optimal and Membrane-Less Glucose/ 15:00 1317 Alignment of Electronic Energy Levels at Oxygen Enzymatic Fuel Cell Based Electrochemical Interfaces – Michiel Sprik On a Bioanode with a High Coulombic and Jun Cheng (University of Cambridge) Efficiency and Current Density – Lo 15:40 1318 Multiscale Computational Design of Gorton (Lund University), Minling Shao Aerospace Coatings Containing Corrosion (Ruhr Universität Bochum), Muhammed Inhibitors – Ivan S. Cole (CSIRO Materials Nadeem Zafar (Lund University), Magnus Science and Engineering), Erik Sapper, Falk (Biomedical Sciences, Malmo Joseph Osborne (Boeing Research & University), Roland Ludwig, Clemens K. Technology), and Clement Chu, Penny Peterbauer (BOKU University of Natural Corrigan, Murali Sankar Venkatraman, Resources and Applied Life Sciences), Fiona Chen, and Magdi F. Morks (CSIRO Dmitrii A. Guschin (Ruhr-Universität Materials Science and Engineering) Bochum), Dónal Leech (National 16:20 1319 First-Principles Insights Into Oxygen University of Ireland), Sergey Shleev Transport in Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Cathode (Biomedical Sciences, Malmo University), Materials – Andrew Marc Ritzmann and Wolfgang Schuhmann (Ruhr (Princeton University), Michele Pavone, Universität Bochum) Ana Belen Munoz-Garcia (“P Corradini”, University of Napoli Federico II), and Emily A. Carter (Princeton University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 123 11:20 1359 A Case for Core-Shell Catalysts in Fuel 17:20 1366 Limiting the Amount of Oxides in Pt-Mn Cells and Water Electrolysis – Svein Alloy Catalysts for Ethanol Oxidation – Sunde (Norwegian University of Science E. Bradley Easton, Mohammadreza R. and Technology), Mikhail Tsypkin (NEL Zamanzad Ghavidel, O’Rian Reid, Malika Hydrogen), Jose Luis Gómez de la Fuente Ammam, and Laura E. Prest (University of (Instituto de Catálisis y Petroleoquímica), Ontario Institute of Technology) Piotr Ochal (NTNU), Frode Seland 17:40 1367 Physico-Chemical and Electrocatalytic (Norwegian Uniersity of Science and Properties of Nanostructured TiO2-Pt Thin Technology), Navaneethan Muthuswamy, Films – Youling Wang (Institut national de Magnus Rønning (Norwegian Institute of la recherche scientifique), and Amel Tabet- Science and Technology), Lars-Erik Owe Aoul, and Mohamed Mohamedi (Institut (Norwegian University of Science and National de la Recherche Scientifique) Technology), Anita Reksten (Norwegian Institute of Science and Technology), Richard Haverkamp (Massey University), Grahame Award Symposium and Physical and and De Chen (Norwegian Institute of I4 Analytical Electrochemistry General Session Science and Technology) Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Dominion Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton Ethanol Oxidation 10 – 14:00 – 16:00 Co-Chairs: Nicolas Alonso-Vante and Krzysztof Miecznikowski General Session – 09:00 – 11:00 Co-Chairs: Andrew Campion Hillier and Mark R. Anderson

14:00 1360 Tolerance Effect by Tuning Substrate 09:00 1416 Electrochemical Properties of Ag(II) in and Catalysts Centers Entities – Jiwei Concentrated Sulfuric Acid Solutions Ma, Aurelien Habrioux, Claudia Morais, – Piotr Polczynski, Rafal Jurczakowski and Nicolas Alonso-Vante (University of (University of Warsaw), and Wojciech Poitiers) Grochala (Faculty of Chemistry and Centre 14:40 1361 Plurimetallic Alloys Bonded in Carbon of New Technologies) Nitride “shells” Supported on “cores” 09:20 1417 Role of Competitive Ion Adsorption in of Conducting Nanoparticles as the Oxidation of Formic Acid on Au – Electrocatalysts for the Oxygen Reduction Jonathan Richard Strobl and David A. Reaction (ORR) – Vito Di Noto, Enrico Harrington (University of Victoria) Negro (University of Padova), Keti Vezzù 09:40 Intermission (University of Venice “Ca’ Foscari”), Sandra Lavina (University of Padova), 10:00 1418 Localized Diazonium Ions Generation and Giuseppe Pace (Institute of Molecular Based on the Electrocatalytic Formation of Sciences and Technologies, ISTM-CNR Nitrite – Galyna Shul and Daniel Bélanger and INSTM) (Département Chimie, Université du Québec à Montréal) 15:20 1362 Role of Oxygen Permeation in Direct Ethanol Fuel Cells with Noble Metals 10:20 1419 Transient Kinetic Modeling of Anodes – Adam Lewera, Andrzej Hydrocarbon Oxidation On Pt-Ceria Jablonski, and Jakub Seweryn (University Anodes by the Anode Transport and of Warsaw) Reaction Process Model – Valentin Medvedev, Stuart B. Adler, and Eric M. 15:40 1363 Formic Acid Oxidation at Pd Electrodes – Stuve (University of Washington) Robert L. Sacci and David A. Harrington Wednesday, Wednesday, May 15 (University of Victoria)

Ethanol Oxidation 11 – 16:20 – 18:00 Co-Chairs: Vito Di Noto and Edson A. Ticianelli

16:20 1364 CO Methanation Reaction for Improving the CO Tolerance in PEMFC Anodes – Guilherme A. Saglietti, Valdecir A. Paganin, Pietro P. Lopes, and Edson A. Ticianelli (Instituto de Quimica de Sao Carlos - USP) 17:00 1365 Ethanol Tolerant Manganese Oxide Electrocatalysts for the Oxygen Reduction Reaction in Alkaline Medium – Amanda Christina Garcia (Universidade de São Paulo, IQSC), José J. Linares (Universidade de Brasília), Edson A. Ticianelli (Instituto de Quimica de Sao Carlos - USP), Carsten Cremers (Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT), and Marian Chatenet (Grenoble INP-CNRS)

124 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 10:40 295 Stochastic 4D Modeling of Fiber- Based Materials for Varying Degrees of Compression – Gerd Gaiselmann (Institute Thursday, May 16 of Stochastics, Ulm University)

Grand Ballroom West, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton

Energy Technology/Battery - Joint General Session Metal-Air Batteries – 08:00 – 12:20 B1 Energy Technology / Battery Co-Chairs: S. R. Narayanan and Aswin K. Manohar Grand Ballroom East, Lower Concourse Level, Sheraton 08:00 296 Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Battery Modeling – 08:00 – 12:00 Characterization of Silicon - Air Battery Co-Chairs: V. Subramanian and Majid Bahrami – Gil Cohn (Technion, Israel Institute of Technology), Ruediger Eichel 08:00 288 2D Micro-Structure Resolved Model for (Forschungszentrum Jülich, Institut für Li-Ion Battery – Miao Wang, Wei Wu, and Energie und Klimaforschung IEK-9), and Xinran Xiao (Michigan State University) Yair Ein-Eli (Technion, Israel Institute of 08:20 289 Analytical Assessment of the Thermal Technology) Behavior of Nickel-Metal Hydride 08:20 297 State of Charge and Cycleability of Batteries – Peyman Taheri, Maryam Lithium Oxygen Batteries under Different Yazdanpour, and Majid Bahrami (Simon Operation Conditions – Mojtaba Mirzaeian Fraser University) (University of the West of Scotland) 08:40 290 An Analytical Electro-Thermal Model 08:40 298 Evaluation of Properties and Performance for Lithium-Ion Batteries – Maryam of Nanoscopic Materials in Vanadium Yazdanpour, Peyman Taheri Sr, and Majid Diboride/Air Batteries – Jessica Stuart (The Bahrami (Simon Fraser University) George Washington University), Ruben 09:00 291 A Numerical Study on the Heat Lopez (Lynntech Inc.), Jason Lau, Stuart Generation in LiCoO2 Cathode Electrode Licht (The George Washington University), by Using X-ray Nano-CT Images – Bo and Christopher P. Rhodes (Lynntech Inc.) Yan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University), 09:00 299 Heteroatom-Doped Graphene As Cathode Cheolwoong Lim (Indiana University Materials for Lithium-Oxygen Batteries Purdue University Indianapolis), Leilei – Yongliang Li, Jiajun Wang, Xifei Li, Yin (University of Illinois at Urbana- Dongsheng Geng, Ruying Li (University of Champaign), and Likun Zhu (Indiana Western Ontario), and Xueliang Andy Sun University Purdue University Indianapolis) (Western University) 09:20 292 Modeling of Volume Change Behavior of 09:20 300 Nitrate-Containing Electrolytes for Porous Electrodes – Kumud Kanneganti, Rechargeable Li-O2 Batteries with Long John W. Weidner, and Xinyu Huang Cycle Life – Dan Addison, Wesley Walker, (University of South Carolina) Jasim Uddin, Vincent Giordani, Vyacheslav 09:40 Intermission S. Bryantsev (Liox Power, Inc.), and 10:00 293 Optimal Control of Li-Ion Batteries Gregory V. Chase (Liox Power Inc.) Based on Reformulated Models – 09:40 Intermission Venkatasailanathan Ramadesigan, 10:00 301 Development and Choice of Catalysts BharatKumar Suthar, Paul W. C. Northrop for Positive Electrode of Lithium−Air (Washington University in St Louis), Batteries – Charles Gayot, Nicolas Guillet, Shriram Santhanagopalan (Center for Sophie Mailley, Lionel Picard (CEA Transportation Technologies and Systems, Grenoble), and Gérard Gebel (CEA/INAC) National Renewable Energy Laboratory), 10:20 302 (ETD Supramaniam Srinivasan Young Richard D. Braatz (Massachusetts Investigator Award Presentation) Charge Institute of Technology), and Venkat R. Transport in the Non-Aqueous Li-O Subramanian (Washington University in St 2 Battery – Stefan A. Freunberger (Graz Louis) University of Technology), Yuhui 10:20 294 Real Time State Estimation of Chen, Muhammed M. Ottakam Tothiyl Reformulated Lithium-Ion Battery Model (University of St Andrews), Andreas for Advanced Battery Management Dunst, Viktor Epp, Martin Wilkening (Graz Systems (BMS) – BharatKumar Suthar, University of Technology), and Peter G. Thursday, May 16 Venkatasailanathan Ramadesigan, Paul Bruce (University of St Andrews) W. C. Northrop (Washington University 11:00 303 A Bifunctional Air Electrode Catalyzed by in St Louis), Shriram Santhanagopalan Ba Sr Co Fe O for Zinc-Air Batteries (Center for Transportation Technologies 05 05 08 02 3–δ – Xiao-Zi Yuan, Wei Qu (National and Systems, National Renewable Research Council), Jason Fahlman Energy Laboratory), Richard D. Braatz (National Research Council, Institute for (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Fuel Cell Innovation), Douglas G. Ivey and Venkat R. Subramanian (Washington (University of Alberta), and Xinge Zhang University in St Louis) (National Research Council, Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 125 11:20 304 pH Stability and Electrocatalytic Oxygen Ionic Liquids – 14:00 – 16:00 Evolution Activity of Ferrate – Daniel Co-Chairs: T. Richard Jow and Pu Chen Konopka, Wesley Sattler, Jay R. Winkler, and Harry B. Gray (California Institute of 14:00 345 Towards New Battery Electrolytes – Technology) Hassan Srour (CEA - LITEN / DEHT / 11:40 305 How Initial Nucleation Influences LMB, Université de Lyon), Helene Rouault (CEA), and Catherine Santini (University Discharge Capacities of Li-O2 Cells – Ali Rinaldi, Olivia Wijaya, Denis Yu, and of Lyon) Harry E. Hoster (TUM CREATE Centre 14:20 346 The Effect of Water Addition On for Electromobility) Zn/Zn(II) Redox Reactions in Bis(Trifluoromethanesulfonyl)Imide Based 12:00 306 In Situ XRD Study of Li-O2 Electrochemical Reaction in Rechargeable Room Temperature Ionic Liquids – Min Xu Lithium-Oxygen Battery – Hye Ryung (University of Alberta, Energy, Mining and Byon, Hyunseob Lim, and Eda Yilmaz Environment, National Research Council), (RIKEN) Douglas G. Ivey (University of Alberta), and Zhong Xie, and Wei Qu (Energy, Mining and Environment, National Battery Electrolytes Research Council) B2 Battery / Energy Technology / Physical and Analytical 14:40 347 Optimizing the Electrochemical Electrochemistry Performance of Imidazolium-Based Conference Room G, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Polymeric Ionic Liquids by Varying Tethering Groups – Zhe Jia (Michigan Characterization and Computation – 10:00 – 12:20 State University) Co-Chairs: Faisal M. Alamgir and Pu Chen 15:00 348 Comparison of Two Ionic Liquids as the 10:00 338 Development of In Situ Raman Technique Supporting Electrolytes of Non-Aqueous for Li-Ion Battery – Naoko Iwata (Toyota Redox Flow Battery – Dapeng Zhang and Motor Corporation) and Takashi Itoh Yongdan Li (Tianjin University) (Tohoku University) 15:20 349 Lithium Electrolyte Based on Quaternary 10:20 339 An Effective In Situ Drifts Analysis of the Ammonium Ionic Liquids for High Voltage Solid Electrolyte Interface in Lithium-Ion Lithium Batteries – LE My Loan Phung Battery – Atetegeb Meazah Haregewoin, (VietNam National University) Tzung-Da Shie, Shawn D. Lin, Bing-Joe 15:40 350 Electrodeposition and Electrodissolution Hwang, and Fu-Ming Wang (National of Aluminum in Ionic Liquid Electrolytes Taiwan University of Science and – Meng-Chang Lin (Green Energy & Technology) Environment Research Lab, ITRI, Taiwan), 10:40 340 Electrochemical and Infrared Spectroscopy Jeng-Kuei Chang (National Central Analysis of Hybrid Polymeric Electrolytes University), Chun-Hsing Wu, Yi-Cheng Based on Aluminum-Oxygen Core Lee (Green Energy and Environment and PEGs – Michal Piszcz, Maciej S. Research Laboratories), Yu-Li Lin (Green Siekierski, Maciej Jozef Marczewski, and Energy & Environment Research Lab, Karolina Lemanska (Warsaw University of ITRI, Taiwan), and Chang-Chung Yang Technology) (Green Energy and Environment Research Laboratories) 11:00 341 Analysis of Electrolytes for Lithium- Ion Batteries Using Solid State NMR Methods – Tara Leigh Spencer (McMaster Innovations and New Directions University, McMaster University) and C1 in Organic Electrochemistry Gillian R. Goward (McMaster University) Organic and Biological Electrochemistry / Physical and 11:20 342 Two-Electron Reduction of Ethylene Analytical Electrochemistry Carbonate: A Quantum Chemistry Re- Conference Room C, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Examination of Mechanisms – Kevin Leung (Sandia National Laboratories) Session 3 – 08:20 – 12:00 Co-Chairs: Kazuhiro Chiba and Toshio Fuchigami 11:40 343 In Situ Optical and Raman Studies of SEI Formation on Graphite in EC- and 08:20 635 Evaluation of a Fungal Strain On a PC-Based Electrolytes – Sandeep Microbial Fuel Cell for Wastewater Bhattacharya, A. Reza Riahi, and Ahmet T. Thursday, May 16 Treatment with the Presence of Azo- Alpas (University of Windsor) Dye Colorants – Juan Esteban Velez 12:00 344 A Multinuclear Solid State NMR Study of (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), Potential Electrolytes for the Li-Air Battery Carlos Sanchez (Universidad Nacional – Zoe E. M. Reeve (McMaster University), of Colombia), Maria Clara Avendano, Michal Leskes, Clare P. Grey (University Paola Zapata, Juliana Soler, Maria of Cambridge), and Gillian R. Goward Yepes, Elizabeth Arias, Cindy Correa (McMaster University) (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), and Sebastian Gonzalez (Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Universidad Nacional de Colombia)

126 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 08:40 636 Redox Behavior of β-Amyloid-Cu2+ 08:40 687 Temperature and Relative Humidity Complexes Involved in Alzheimer’s Dependence On Corrosion of 304L Disease – Lidia Guadalupe Trujano-Ortiz, Stainless Steel Teardrops Exposed to Felipe González, and Liliana Quintanar CaCl2 – Juan G. Duque (Los Alamos (Centro de Investigación y de Estudios National Laboratory), and Joshua E. Avanzados del IPN) Narlesky, John M. Berg, MaryAnn Hill, 09:00 637 Electromechanical Tissue Reconstruction: Elizabeth Kelly, Laura Worl, and Douglas An Electrochemical Method to Reshape Veirs (Los Alamos National Lab) Cartilage – Michael G. Hill, Jeremy 09:00 688 Influence of Different Halide Ions On the Kallick, Jessica Kissel, and Bryan M. Temperature Dependence of the Resistance Hunter (Occidental College) of Stainless Steels to Pitting Corrosion 09:20 638 Recent Advances On Fixed Groups of – Daniel John Blackwood (National Phthalocyanine Organic Sensitizer in University of Singapore) Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells – Yang Lin, 09:20 689 Influence of Preheat Treatment On Zhang Shiman, and Zhang Fushi (Tsinghua Intergranular Corrosion of Duplex Stainless University) Steel 2205 in Short Time Ageing – Mojtaba 09:40 639 Luminol Electrochemiluminescence for the Dehghanpoor, Masoumeh Naghizadeh Analysis of Active Cholesterol at Plasma (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad (FUM)), Membrane in Single Mammalian Cells – and Mohammad Hadi Moayed (Ferdowsi Dechen Jiang (Nanjing University) University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran) 10:00 640 An Electrochemical Approach for the 09:40 Break Detection of Modified Hemoglobins As 10:00 690 The Effect of Thermomechanical Novel Oxygen Carriers – Devjani Dhar, Treatment On Pitting Corrosion of 17-4PH Anthony J. Veloso, and Kagan Kerman Stainless Steel – Mozhgan Abooei Mehrizi (University of Toronto) (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad (FUM)) 10:20 Break and Mohammad Hadi Moayed (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran) 10:40 641 Calcium Phosphate Coating On Activated Carbon Fiber Cloth for Biocompatible 10:20 691 A Justification On Critical Pitting Applications – Sandrine Delpeux- Temperature (CPT) Mechanism Proposed Ouldriane (CNRS, CRMD, Orléans, by Salinas-Bravo and Newman Using FRANCE), Quentin Picard (CNRS- Pencil Electrode/ Effect of Nitrate Ion Université), Jérome Chancolon (CNRS Addition – Masoud Zakeri (Ferdowsi CRMD), Sergey Mikhalovski (University University of Mashhad (FUM)) and of Brighton), and Sylvie Bonnamy (CNRS Mohammad Hadi Moayed (Ferdowsi CRMD) University of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran) 11:00 642 Flat-Plate Microbial Fuel Cell Operation 10:40 692 A Justification On Critical Pitting Using Different Ion-Exchange and Size- Temperature (CPT) Proposed by Salinas- Selective Separators – Sona Kazemi Bravo and Newman / Microstructural (National Research Council Canada, Changes of 2205 Duplex Stainless University of British Columbia), Madjid Steel (DSS 2205) Study – Masoumeh Mohseni (University of British Columbia), Naghizadeh (Ferdowsi University of Khalid Fatih (University of British Mashhad (FUM)) and Mohammad Hadi Columbia, National Research Council Moayed (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Canada), and Haijiang Wang (National Mashhad, Iran) Research Council Canada, University of British Columbia) Fullerenes - Chemical Functionalization, Electron 11:20 643 Electro-Reduction of Dialkyl-2,4,5,7- H2 Transfer, and Theory Tetranitrofluorene-9,9-Dipropionates: Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Simulation – Inam ul Haque and Rabia Civic Ballroom South, Second Floor, Sheraton Azam (University of Engineering and Technology) Fullerenes - Chemical Functionalization, Electron Transfer, 11:40 644 Electropolishing of 316L Stainless Steel for and Theory 2 – 08:00 – 12:00 Biomedical Applications: The Influence of Co-Chairs: Nathalie Solladie and Hiroshi Imahori Potential – Sajjad Habibzadeh and Sasha Omanovic (McGill University) 08:00 1064 (Invited) The Effects of Polarity and Ligands on Electron Transfer in Porphyrin- Thursday, May 16 Fullerene Dyad: A Quantitative Study Corrosion General Session – Nikolai Tkachenko, Ali Al-Subi, Marja D1 Corrosion Niemi, and Helge Lemmetyinen (Tampere Dominion Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton University of Technology) 08:20 1065 Triplet Exciton Generation and Electron Steels and Stainless Steels – 08:20 – 11:00 Back Transfer in Photovoltaic Bulk- Heterojunctions with Endohedral 08:20 686 Models for Environmentally Assisted Fullerenes – Andreas Sperlich Crack Growth in Ultra-High Strength (Experimental Physics VI, Julius- Steel in Sour Environments – Malgorzata Maximilian-University Würzburg) and Elzbieta Ziomek-Moroz, Jeffrey A. Hawk Vladimir Dyakonov (Experimental Physics (US Department of Energy), and Ramgopal VI, Julius-Maximilian-University of Thodla, and Feng Gui (DNV) Würzburg) Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 127 08:40 1066 (Invited) Charge Separation in 14:40 1077 Attachment of Pristine C60 to Functionalised Tetrapyrrole-Graphene and Tetrapyrrole- Silica Nanoparticle Surfaces: A Thiol-Ene Slgo-Fullerene Hybrids – F. D’Souza, Click Chemistry Approach – Daniel Nicholas Chandra Bikram KC (University of North Mangos (The Flinders University of South Texas), Sushanta, K. Das (UNT), Kei Australia, National Institute for Materials Ohkubo (Osaka University, ALCA, JST), Science (NIMS)), Takashi Nakanishi and Shunichi Fukuzumi (Osaka) (National Institute for Materials Science 09:00 1067 (Invited) Fuelling Fullerene-based (NIMS)), and David A. Lewis (The Flinders Reactions Centers with Novel University of South Australia) Multichromophoric Antennasd – Davide 15:00 1078 (Invited) Ambipolar Behavior of Carbon Bonifazi (University of Namur) Nanohorns – María Vizuete, Myriam 09:20 1068 Adamantylidene Carbene as an Effective Barrejón, Maria Jose Gómez-Escalonilla, and Probe to the Chemical Properties of Fernando Langa (University of Castilla-La Endohedral Metallofullerenes – Xing Mancha) Lu (School of Materials Science and 15:20 1079 (Invited) Macrocyclic Systems Based on Engineering, Huazhong University of [60]Fullerene and Perylenediimides – Science and Technology), Hidefumi Angela Sastre-Santos (Universidad Miguel Nikawa, Naomi Mizorogi, Takeshi Akasaka Hernández) (University of Tsukuba), and Shigeru 15:40 Coffee break Nagase (University of Kyoto) 16:00 1080 (Invited) Selective Interactions of 09:40 Coffee break Carbohydrate-Functionalized SWNTs 10:00 1069 Supramolecular Fullerene Polymers and Graphene with Concanavalin A – Formed by Host-Guest Complexation Maria-Eleni Ragoussi, Gema de la Torre Between Calix[5]Arene and C60 – Takeharu (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid), Javier Haino (Hiroshima University) Rojo (Glycosystems Laboratory, Sevilla, 10:20 1070 Chemical Modification of Fullerenes CSIC), and Giovanni Bottari, and Tomas Using “Click-Chemistry” – Antonio Torres (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid) Muñoz, Beatriz M. Illescas (Universidad 16:20 1081 (Invited) Functionalized Carbon Complutense de Madrid), Javier Rojo Nanostructures for Materials Science (Glycosystems Laboratory, Sevilla, Applications: Opportunities Enabled by Flow CSIC), and Nazario Martín (Universidad Chemistry – Michele Maggini, Tommaso Complutense de Madrid) Carofiglio, Enzo Menna, Simone Silvestrini, 10:40 1071 Functionalization of [60]Fullerene via and Patrizio Salice (University of Padova) Palladium-Catalyzed C-H Activation 16:40 1082 (Invited) Semiconductor-Metal Reactions – Guan-Wu Wang (University of Nanoparticles Anchored On Graphene Science and Technology of China) Oxide: Photocatalysis and SERS Detection 11:00 1072 (Invited) Chemically Modified Graphene – Prashant V. Kamat, Ian Lightcap, Sean – Nikos Tagmatarchis (National Hellenic Murphy, and Sachidananda Krishnamurthy Research Foundation) (University of Notre Dame) 11:20 1073 Stable Dispersions of Graphene Layers 17:00 1083 Vertical Self-Assembly of Fullerenes Via From Ball-Milling of Graphite with Solvent Vapor Annealing Process – JungAh Triazine Derivatives – Ester Vazquez Kim, Chibeom Park, and Hee Cheul (Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha) Choi (Pohang University of Science and Technology) 11:40 1074 (Invited) Photo- and Electro-Active III IV Fullerene Hexakis-Adducts – Jean-Francois 17:20 1084 The Endohedral Ce /Ce Redox Couple Nierengarten (University of Strasbourg) in the Nitride Clusterfullerenes – Alexey A. Popov (Leibniz-Institute for Solid State and Materials Research) Fullerenes - Chemical Functionalization, Electron Transfer, and Theory 3 – 14:00 – 17:40 Co-Chairs: Lothar Dunsch, Prashant V. Kamat, and S. Fukuzumi Carbon Nanotubes - From Fundamental H4 Processes to Devices 14:00 1075 (Invited) Organocatalysis in Fullerene Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Chemistry – Nazario Martín, Salvatore Civic Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton Filippone, Juan Marco-Martínez, Vanesa

Thursday, May 16 Marcos, and Silvia Reboredo (Universidad Optical Characterization and Applications 4 – 08:00 – 09:20 Complutense de Madrid) Co-Chairs: R. Bruce Weisman and Alexander Hoegele 14:20 1076 (Invited) Endohedral Electrochemistry – Lothar Dunsch and Alexey A. Popov 08:00 1169 Excitons and Trions in Hole-Doped Single- (Leibniz-Institute for Solid State and Walled Carbon Nanotubes – Makoto Materials Research) Okano, Taishi Nishihara, Yasuhiro Yamada, and Yoshihiko Kanemitsu (Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University)

128 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 08:20 1170 (Invited) Study of Negative and Positive 11:40 1218 (Invited) Cytotoxicity of Graphene Trions in the Electrochemically Carrier- Nanoribbons – Sayan Mullick Chowdhury, Doped Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Gaurav Lalwani, Kevin Zhang, Jeong Y. – Kazunari Matsuda (Institute of Advanced Yang, Kayla Neville, and Balaji Sitharaman Energy, Kyoto University) and Yuhei (Stony Brook University) Miyauchi (Institute of Advanced Energy, Kyoto University, Japan Science and Carbon Nanostructures in Medicine and Biology 2 – 14:00 – 17:40 Technology Agency, Presto) Co-Chairs: Tatiana Da Ros and Mohammad F. Islam 08:40 1171 (Invited) Spectroscopic Signatures of Exciton Dissociation in Single-Walled 14:00 1219 Insights to Nano-Confinement and Its Carbon Nanotube Photovoltaic Blends – Effect on Relaxivity of Gadolinium Based Jeffrey L. Blackburn (National Renewable Contrast Agents – Justin Law, Cody Jeu Energy Laboratory), Dominick J. Bindl, (Rice University), and Lon J. Wilson (Rice Michael S. Arnold (UW Madison), and University) Kevin Mistry, Nikos Kopidakis, Andrew 14:20 1220 (Invited) Novel SWCNT-Based Ferguson, and Garry Rumbles (National Immunoprobes for Spectrally Multiplexed Renewable Energy Laboratory) Detection and Imaging in Biomedical 09:00 1172 (Invited) Migration and Dissociation Applications – Kathleen M. Beckingham, of Excitons in Photoabsorbing Thin Michael Trejo, Saunab Ghosh, Michael Films of Carbon Nanotubes Tailored for Vu, Jason K. Streit, and R. Bruce Weisman Photovoltaics – Meng-Yin Wu, Dominick (Rice University) J. Bindl, Randy D. Mehlenbacher, Maksim 14:40 1221 Carbon Nanotube Based Electrodes for the Grechko, Martin T. Zanni, and Michael S. Electrochemical Detection of Interactions Arnold (UW Madison) Between Scyllo-Inositol and Amyloid-β – Vinci Wing Sze Hung and Kagan Kerman Carbon Nanostructures in Medicine and Biology (University of Toronto) H7 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures Civic Ballroom North, Second Floor, Sheraton 15:00 1222 Radiofrequency Electric-Field Interactions with Purified Metallic and Semiconducting Carbon Nanostructures in Medicine and Biology 1 – 10:00 – 12:00 Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes for Co-Chair: Daniel A. Heller Applications in Non-Invasive Cancer Hyperthermia – Stuart James Corr (Rice 10:00 1213 (Invited) Toxicity and Fate of University, University of Texas M. D. Gadonanotubes After Intravenous Anderson Cancer Center), Mustafa Raoof Administration in Mice – Emna Dhemaied (University of Texas M. D. Anderson (Université Paris Sud), Catherine Sébrié Cancer Center), Brandon T. Cisneros (Université Paris Sud), Michael L. (University of Texas M. D. Anderson Matson (Rice University), Tarek Baati Cancer Centre), Matthew A. Cheney, (LETIAM, GCAPS, Université Paris Sud), Lon J. Wilson (Rice University), and Lon J. Wilson (Rice University), Manef Steven Curley (University of Texas M. D. Abderrabba (IPEST, Carthage University), Anderson Cancer Centre) Luc Darrasse (Université Paris Sud), and 15:20 1223 Photodynamic and Photothermal Effects Fathi Moussa (IUT d’Orsay, Université of Semiconducting and Metallic-Enriched Paris Sud) Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes for 10:20 1214 Cytotoxicity and Biocompatibility Cancer Cell Killing – Hirotaka Nakatsuji, of Highly Water-Soluble Graphene Tatsuya Murakami, Mami Inada, Yoshinori Nanoribbons Derivitized with Matoba, Tomokazu Umeyama, Masahiko p-Carboxyphenyldiazonium Salt – Stuart Tsujimoto, Seiji Isoda, Mitsuru Hashida, James Corr (University of Texas MD and Hiroshi Imahori (Kyoto University) Anderson Cancer Centre, Rice University), 15:40 Coffee break Ayrat Gizzatov (Rice University), Brandon 16:00 1224 (Invited) Recent Development on T. Cisneros (University of Texas M. D. Fullerene-Based Nano-PDT Drugs Anderson Cancer Centre, Rice University), for Photo-Inactivation of Infectious Lon J. Wilson (Rice University), and Bacteria and Cancer Cells – Long Chiang Steven Curley (University of Texas M. D. (University of Massachusetts) and Anderson Cancer Centre) Michael Hamblin (Wellman Center for

10:40 1215 Biomedical Application of Fullerenes – Photomedicine, Massachusetts General Thursday, May 16 Chunying Shu, Mingming Zhen, Qiaoling Hospital) Liu, and Chunru Wang (Institute of 16:20 1225 (Invited) Measuring Uptake Dynamics Of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Multiple, Identifiable Carbon Nanotube 11:00 1216 New Carbon Nanostructures as Drug Species Via High-Speed Confocal Raman Vectors – Tatiana Da Ros (Università di Imaging Of Live Cells – Daniel A. Heller Trieste) (Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center), 11:20 1217 Engineering Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes and Jeon Woong Kang, Niyom Lue, and for Sub-Cellular Delivery – Mohammad F. Ramachandra R. Dasari (MIT) Islam (Carnegie Mellon University)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 129 16:40 1226 Development Of Human Mast Cell- 10:00 1305 (Invited) Efficient Iodine-Free Dye- Targeting Fullerenes – Sarala Pamujula, Sensitized Solar Cells Using Carbon Anthony Dellinger (Joint school of Nanotubes as Cathodes – Hong Lin Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, (Tsinghua University) University of North Carolina at 10:20 1306 Structural Evolution and Lattice Strain Greensboro), Zhiguo Zhou (NanoWorks Measurements of Electrochemically Cycled division, Luna Innovations Inc.orporated), Pt3Fe2 Nanocatalysts Using Scanning and Marinella G. Sandros, and Christopher Transmission Electron Microscopy – Sagar L. Kepley (Joint school of Nanoscience Prabhudev, Matthieu Bugnet (McMaster and Nanoengineering, University of North University), Christina Bock (National Carolina at Greensboro) Research Council - Ottawa), and Gianluigi 17:00 1227 Supramolecular Forces Guide the A. Botton (McMaster University) Assembly of Carbon Nanotube and 10:40 1307 Electrochemical Study of Titanium Dioxide Oligonucleotide Vectors: Implications Based Nanostructured Catalysts – Aicheng for Gene Delivery – Michael McDevitt Chen, Min Tian, Sapanbir Thind, Shuai (Memorial Hospital) Chen, Ke Pan, and Walaa Alammari 17:20 1228 Macroporous All-Carbon Scaffolds (Lakehead University) for Biomedical Applications – Gaurav 11:00 1308 Electrochemical Supercapacitor Studies Lalwani, Andrea Trinward Kwaczala, of Nanostructured Electrode Based on ε/γ- Shruti Kanakia, Sunny C. Patel, Stefan MnO2 Synthesized by Chemical Reduction Judex, and Balaji Sitharaman (Stony Brook and Electrochemical Deposition – L. E. University) My Loan Phung (APCLab-Chemistry Department-University of Science, Nanostructures for Energy Conversion VietNam National University) H9 Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures / Energy 11:20 1309 (Invited) Hybrid Assemblies for the Technology Electrocatalysis of Oxygen and Nitrogen Simcoe/Dufferin, Second Floor, Sheraton Reduction: Mechanistic Studies and the Design of New Catalysts – Andrew Nanostructures for Energy Conversion 3 – 08:00 – 12:00 Gewirth (University of Illinois Urbana Co-Chairs: Kei Murakoshi and Vaidyanathan (Ravi) Subramanian Champaign), and Dennis Butcher, Jr, Claire Tornow, Matthew Thorseth, and Edmund 08:00 1300 Exploration of Cr-TiO2 Nanorods Growth Tse (University of Illinois) for Solar Applications – Kao-Shuo Chang 11:40 1310 Photoelectrochemical Characterization of (National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, inxGa1-Xn Alloys Grown on GaN Nanowire Taiwan, Promotion Center for Global Substrates – Alejandro Martinez Garcia, Materials Research (PCGMR), National Sowmya Kolli, Jacek B. Jasinski, Bruce W. Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan), Alphenaar (University of Louisville), Todd and H.-D. Nguyen, Z.-A. Lin, and C.- Y. Gregory Deutsch (National Renewable Wu (National Cheng Kung University, Energy Laboratory), and Mahendra Kumar Tainan, Taiwan) Sunkara (University of Louisville) 08:20 1301 Effects of Photo-Luminescence-Efficiency of CdSe/ZnS Core-Shell Quantum Dots Computational Chemistry for Photo-Voltaic Performance for Silicon Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry Solar-Cells – Seung-Wook Baek (Hanyang I2 University, Hanyang University), and Willow Ballroom East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Hyun-Min Seung, Jae-Hyoung Shim, Min- Ha Choi, Gon-Sub Lee, and Jea-Gun Park Session 2 – 08:20 – 16:20 (Hanyang University) 08:40 1302 (Invited) Polymeric Porphyrins for Solar 08:20 1322 Electrocatalysis from First Principles: Photovoltaics and Solar Photochemistry Electrocatalytic Reduction of Oxygen – – Carl C. Wamser (Portland State Matthew Neurock (University of Virginia) University), Michael G. Walter (University 09:00 1323 Density Functional Theory Computation of North Carolina, Charlotte), and Nicholas of Electrochemical Activation Barriers U. Day, and Chenyi Wang (Portland State – Michael John Janik (The Pennsylvania University) State University)

Thursday, May 16 09:00 1303 (Invited) Surface Modification of Nano- 09:40 Break Structured ZnO as Eectron-Transporting 10:00 1324 Continuum Solvation Models for Layer for Polymer Based Organic Computational Electrochemistry: Recent Photovoltaic – Takashi Sagawa (Kyoto Advances – Aleksandr V. Marenich, University) Christopher J. Cramer, and Donald G. 09:20 1304 Photoelectric Properties of Copper Truhlar (University of Minnesota) Oxide and Copper Sulfide Quantum 10:40 1325 Carbon Removal from the Anodes of Solid Dots -Graphene Hybrid Nanostructures – Oxide Fuel Cells: Insights from Ab Initio Qianqian Zhu, Jianhua Yu, Lili Xu, Xiaoxia Calculations – Maxim Shishkin (University Wang (Qingdao University of Science and of Calgary) Technology), and Lifeng Dong (Missouri State University, Qingdao University of Science and Technology) 09:40 Coffee break

130 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 11:20 1326 Development and Applications of 09:00 1371 Far From Equilibrium Electro-Oxidation Multi-Scale, Multi-Physics Simulators of Small Organic Molecules: The Use of Based on Ultra-Accelerated Quantum On Line Differential Electrochemical Mass Chemical Molecular Dynamics for Battery Spectrometry (DEMS) – Hamilton Varela, Technologies – Akira Miyamoto, Ryuji Marcelo V. F. Delmonde, Raphael Nagao, Miura, Ai Suzuki, Nozomu Hatakeyama, Daniel A. Cantane, and Fabio H. B. Lima Sumio Kozawa, and Mark C. Williams (IQSC of the University of São Paulo) (Tohoku University) 09:20 1372 Template Assisted Synthesis of WO3 12:00 Intermission Nanowires – Tajamal Hussain, Zaib un 14:20 1327 Cyclic Voltammetric Model and Simulation Nisa, Asma Tufail Shah, Adnan Mujahid, of Inert, Graded Density Films On and Khurram Shehzad (Institute of Electrodes – Krysti L. Knoche, Paul D. Chemistry, University of the Punjab) Moberg, Chaminda Hettige, and Johna Leddy (The University of Iowa) Ethanol Oxidation 13 – 10:00 – 12:00 15:00 Break Co-Chairs: Pawel J. Kulesza, Gregory Jerkiewicz, and Rafal Jurczakowski 15:20 1328 Coverage Dependent Energetics for Sulfur Poisoning of Ni Based Anodes – Dayadeep 10:00 1373 Carbide Derived Carbon as a Support Monder (Indian Institute of Technology for Pt and Pt-Ru Nanocluster Activated Hyderabad) and Kunal Karan (University Catalysts – Enn Lust, Eneli Härk, Kersti of Calgary) Vaarmets, Jaak Nerut, Silver Sepp, Jaanus 15:40 1329 Redox Reaction Mechanisms with Eskusson, Indrek Tallo, Heisi Kurig, Non-Triiodide Mediators in Dye- Thomas Thomberg, and Vahur Steinberg Sensitized Solar Cells by Redox Potential (University of Tartu) Calculations – Ryota Jono (The University 10:20 1374 Activity of Platinum-Based Nanoparticles of Tokyo), Masato Sumita, Yoshitaka for the Oxidation of C1 and C2 Alcohols Tateyama (National Institute for Materials – Josimar Ribeiro, Tereza Cristina Science (NIMS)), and Koichi Yamashita Evangelista (Universidade Federal (The University of Tokyo) do Espírito Santo), Freddy E. Teran 16:00 1330 Effect of Media on the ORR Activity of (Université de Poitiers), and K. Boniface Nonprecious Metal Model Catalysts: An Kokoh (Université de Poitiers) Ab Initio Study – Hongjuan Zhu, Stephen 10:40 1375 Electrospun Materials as Electrocatalyst J. Paddison, and Thomas A. Zawodzinski Supports for PEM Fuel Cells – Sara (The University of Tennessee) Cavaliere, Iuliia Savych, Surya Subianto, Deborah J. Jones, and Jacques Rozière Ethanol Oxidation (Institut Charles Gerhardt, Equipe AIME, I3 Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry / Université Montpellier 2) Energy Technology 11:00 1376 Ethanol Oxidation at Elevated Windsor East, Mezzanine Level, Sheraton Temperatures in the Gas Phase: A Dems Study – Carsten Cremers, Christiane Ethanol Oxidation 12 – 08:00 – 09:40 Niether (Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Co-Chairs: Enn Lust, Tajamal Hussain, and YuYe Jay Tong Technology ICT), Deborah J. Jones (Institut Charles Gerhardt, Equipe AIME, 08:00 1368 Electrocatalytic Activity of Graphene- Université Montpellier 2), and Karsten Supported Pt-Cu Catalysts Prepared by Pinkwart, and Jens Tübke (Fraunhofer an Impregnation Method for Ethanol Institute for Chemical Technology ICT) Oxidation – Zhexin Lv, Hongzhou Dong 11:20 1377 Oxidation of Ethanol Under Potential (Qingdao University of Science and Scanning Conditions – Pasha Majidi and Technology), and Lifeng Dong (Missouri Peter G. Pickup (Memorial University) State University, Qingdao University of Science and Technology) 11:40 1378 Effects of Additives On the Structure and Activity of Pt-Mn Alloys towards 08:20 1369 Towards Understanding the Role Played by Ethanol Oxidation – Mohammadreza Surface Discontinuities on Electrocatalytic R. Zamanzad Ghavidel and E. Bradley Activity – Abel Cesar Chialvo and Maria Easton (University of Ontario Institute of Rosa Gennero de Chialvo (PRELINE, Technology) Facultad de Ing Quimica, Universidad Nacional del Litoral) Thursday, May 16 08:40 1370 Decore: A New European Project Aiming at Innovative DEFCs Operating at Intermediate Temperatures – Gaetano Granozzi (University of Padova)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 131 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. A Allan, Jesse...... 1507 (J3, Tue) Asakura, Kiyotaka...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Allen, Robert...... 1014 (G1, Tue) Asbeck, Peter...... 739 (E2, Mon) Allu, Srikanth...... 412 (B4, Tue) Ascencio, Mario...... 652 (D1, Wed) Aaron, Doug...... 483 (B6, Tue), 1429 (I5, Tue) Almeida, Luciano...... 886 (E6, Tue) Asili, Mustafa...... 95 (A2, Tue), 1494 (J3, Mon) Aaron, Douglas...... 485 (B6, Tue) Alon, Meital...... 477 (B6, Tue) Asmatulu, Ramazan...... 20 (A1, Tue) Abanulo, Darlington...... 1113 (H4, Mon) Alonso, Juan...... 1021 (G1, Tue) Ata, Mustafa...... 579 (B8, Tue) Abbaszadeh, Shiva...... 758 (E2, Wed) Alonso-Vante, Nicolas...... 1360 (I3, Wed) Atanassov, Plamen...... 376 (B3, Wed), 1344 (I3, Tue) Abd El Latif, Abd El Aziz...... 1347 (I3, Tue) Alpas, Ahmet T...... 343 (B2, Thu) Atighi, Mahdieh...... 43 (A1, Tue) Abdeljawad, Fadi...... 225 (B1, Wed) Alphenaar, Bruce...... 1310 (H9, Thu) Atlas, Gal...... 172 (B1, Tue) Abderrabba, Manef...... 1213 (H7, Thu) Alptekin, Gokhan...... 471 (B5, Wed) Atsushiba, Hiroyuki...... 916 (E7, Wed) Abdullah, Mikrajuddin...... 88 (A2, Mon) Altamirano-Sánchez, Efraín...... 863 (E5, Tue) Auerbach, Scott...... 1312 (I2, Wed) Abe Santos, Nathalia...... 1334 (I3, Mon) Alvarez- Zauco, Edgar...... 1125 (H4, Tue) Augustynski, Jan...... 603 (B9, Tue) Abooei Mehrizi, Mozhgan...... 690 (D1, Thu) Alves Martins, Emerson...... 668 (D1, Wed) Aureau, Damien...... 909 (E7, Wed), 912 (E7, Wed), Abouimrane, Ali...... 140 (B1, Mon) Amatucci, Glenn...... 205 (B1, Wed), 397 (B4, Mon) ...... 914 (E7, Wed), 918 (E7, Wed) Abruña, Héctor...... 361 (B3, Wed) Ambrozy, Anton...... 1458 (J2, Mon) Aurora, Peter...... 254 (B1, Wed) Abu-Lebdeh, Yaser...... 323 (B2, Wed) Amer, Moh...... 1147 (H4, Wed) Aushana, Ashur M...... 231 (B1, Wed) Acevedo-Peña, Próspero...... 908 (E7, Wed) Amiard, Guillaume...... 743 (E2, Tue) Avagyen, Samvel...... 624 (C1, Wed) Acosta-Alba, Pablo-Eduardo...... 880 (E6, Mon) Amin, Hatem...... 372 (B3, Wed) Avendano, Maria...... 635 (C1, Thu) Adachi, Motoaki...... 223 (B1, Wed) Amin, Ruhul...... 149 (B1, Tue), 153 (B1, Tue) Avouris, Phaedon...... 738 (E2, Mon) Addi, Yassine...... 1415 (I4, Tue) Amine, Khalil...... 140 (B1, Mon), 527 (B7, Wed) Awawdeh, Karam...... 825 (E4, Tue) Addison, Dan...... 300 (B1, Thu), 327 (B2, Wed) Ammam, Malika...... 1366 (I3, Wed) Axelbaum, Richard...... 172 (B1, Tue) Adhikari, Shiba...... 184 (B1, Tue) Amouroux, Julien...... 805 (E3, Wed) Aydin, Muhammed...... 818 (E4, Tue) Adjemian, Kev...... 160 (B1, Tue), 243 (B1, Wed), An, Yong-tao...... 792 (E3, Tue) Ayers, Katherine...... 1012 (G1, Tue), ...... 254 (B1, Wed), 1013 (G1, Tue), Anandan, Venkataramani...... 110 (B1, Mon) ...... 1016 (G1, Tue), 1440 (I6, Mon) ...... (G1, Tue) Anderson, Erik...... 1040 (G3, Wed), 1386 (I4, Mon) Azaïs, Philippe...... 564 (B8, Tue) Adler, Stuart...... 1419 (I4, Wed) Anderson, Everett...... 1012 (G1, Tue), Azam, Rabia...... 643 (C1, Thu) Advincula, Rigoberto...... 1465 (J2, Mon) ...... 1440 (I6, Mon) Azit, Adibah...... 71 (A1, Tue) Adzic, Radoslav...... 355 (B3, Tue), Ando, Takashi...... 849 (E5, Mon) Aziz, Ahmedullah...... 742 (E2, Mon) ...... 443 (B5, Tue), 1346 (I3, Tue) Andrade, Rodrigo...... 718 (E1, Tue) Aziz, Michael...... 493 (B6, Tue) Afanas’ev, Valery...... 755 (E2, Tue) Andreani, Lucio C...... 790 (E3, Tue) Aziznia, Amin...... 365 (B3, Wed), 383 (B3, Wed) Afzalian, A...... 899 (E6, Tue) Andres, Theresa...... 624 (C1, Wed) Azocar, Manuel...... 659 (D1, Wed) Agar, Ertan...... 487 (B6, Tue), Andresen, Peter...... 712 (D2, Tue) ...... 488 (B6, Tue), 490 (B6, Tue) Andrieux, Fabrice...... 1182 (H5, Tue) B Agegnehu, Abiye...... 83 (A2, Mon) Ang, Diing Shenp...... 869 (E5, Tue), 870 (E5, Tue) Aggaridis, Panagiotis...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Angnes, Lucio...... 1509 (J3, Tue) Baati, Tarek...... 1213 (H7, Thu) Agocs, Emil...... 783 (E3, Mon) Anoop, G...... 24 (A1, Tue) Babaa, Moulay-Rachid...... 168 (B1, Tue) Agopian, Paula...... 888 (E6, Tue), 890 (E6, Tue) Anouti, Mérièm...... 334 (B2, Wed) Babic, Ranko...... 980 (F1, Tue), 981 (F1, Tue) ...... 891 (E6, Tue), 892 (E6, Tue) Ansari, Lida...... 750 (E2, Tue) Bach, Philipp...... 25 (A1, Tue), 187 (B1, Wed) Aguiló, M...... 939 (E9, Tue) Anseth, Ronnie...... 1500 (J3, Tue) Bachilo, Sergei M...... 1153 (H4, Wed), Ahlfield, John...... 373 (B3, Wed) Anthony, John...... 812 (E4, Mon), 813 (E4, Mon) ...... 1159 (H4, Wed) Ahmad Noorden, Zulkarnain Bin...... 571 (B8, Tue) Antonello, Sabrina...... 718 (E1, Tue) Back, Changkeun...... 197 (B1, Wed) Ahmida, Mohamed...... 670 (D1, Wed) Anwar, Sarkar...... 768 (E2, Wed) Badia, Antonella...... 51 (A1, Tue), 90 (A2, Mon) Ahn, Heejoon...... 546 (B8, Mon) Aono, Shigetoshi...... 1255 (H8, Tue) Bae, Sang-Eun...... 1004 (F2, Wed) Ahn, Jeong-Wook...... 647 (D1, Wed), Aonuma, Shuji...... 1188 (H5, Tue) Baek, Seung-Wook...... 330 (B2, Wed) , ...... 648 (D1, Wed) Aoulaiche, Marc...... 881 (E6, Mon), 885 (E6, Tue), ...... 1301 (H9, Thu) Ahn, Jungjoon...... 823 (E4, Tue) ...... 886 (E6, Tue), 893 (E6, Tue) Baer, Markus...... 592 (B9, Tue) Ahn, Seong Yool...... 221 (B1, Wed) Aoyagi, Shinobu...... 1093 (H3, Wed) Baghaei, Fatemeh...... 665 (D1, Wed) Ahn, Woojin...... 952 (E9, Tue), Apetrei, Constantin...... 1258 (H8, Tue) Baghaei Ravari, Fatemeh...... 664 (D1, Wed) ...... 955 (E9, Tue), 956 (E9, Tue) Apostolopoulou, Afroditi...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Bahceci, Sumeyye...... 818 (E4, Tue) Ahn, Wook...... 189 (B1, Wed) Aquino, Adelia...... 1407 (I4, Tue) Bahrami, Azadeh...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Aihara, Yuichi...... 315 (B2, Wed), 330 (B2, Wed) Aquino Neto, Sidney...... 942 (E9, Tue) Bahrami, Majid...... 289 (B1, Thu), 290 (B1, Thu) Ajayan, Pulickel...... 1052 (H1, Sun) Arafat, Muhammad Abdullah...... 742 (E2, Mon) Bai, Bo...... 850 (E5, Mon) Akasaka, Takeshi...... 1068 (H2, Thu), 1086 Aragón-Silva, Maricela...... 997 (F2, Wed) Bai, Chuannan...... 961 (F1, Tue) ...... (H3, Tue), 1096 (H3, Wed), Aran-Ais, Rosa...... 1334 (I3, Mon) Bai, Jianming...... 202 (B1, Wed) ...... 1098 (H3, Wed) Ardo, Shane...... 593 (B9, Tue) Bajwa, Gurvinder...... 544 (B8, Mon) Akazaki, Kojiro...... 1117 (H4, Mon) Argersted, Karsten...... 470 (B5, Wed) Bakenov, Zhumabay...... 168 (B1, Tue) Akhtar, M. Shaheer...... 1296 (H9, Wed) Arges, Christopher...... 1019 (G1, Tue) Balaish, Moran...... 415 (B4, Tue) Akinwande, Deji...... 734 (E2, Mon), 736 (E2, Mon) Arias, Elizabeth...... 635 (C1, Thu) Balandin, Alexander...... 751 (E2, Tue) Akiyoshi, Takahiro...... 1029 (G3, Wed) Arie, Arenst Andreas...... 556 (B8, Mon) Balaya, Palani...... 203 (B1, Wed) Akkineni, Arunkumar...... 975 (F1, Tue) Arif, Ronald...... 921 (E9, Tue) Balch, Alan...... 1063 (H2, Wed), Al Halafi, Zahra...... 806 (E3, Wed) Ariga, Katsuhiko...... 1246 (H8, Mon) ...... 1094 (H3, Wed), 1099 (H3, Wed) Al-Mashat, Laith...... 1467 (J2, Mon) Ariotti, Genevieve...... 58 (A1, Tue) Balčiūnaitė, Aldona...... 379 (B3, Wed), Al-Subi, Ali...... 1064 (H2, Thu) Arlt, Tobias...... 123 (B1, Mon) ...... 382 (B3, Wed), 455 (B5, Tue) Alammari, Walaa...... 1307 (H9, Thu) Armand, Michel...... 327 (B2, Wed) Balderrama, Víctor S...... 835 (E4, Wed) Alan, Ransil...... 153 (B1, Tue) Armour, Eric...... 921 (E9, Tue) Bales, Benjamin...... 1035 (G3, Wed) Albin, Sacharia...... 947 (E9, Tue) Armstrong, Eileen...... 69 (A1, Tue), Ballengee, Jason...... 1443 (I6, Mon) Albrecht, Tim...... 1455 (J2, Mon) ...... 507 (B7, Tue), 906 (E7, Wed) Ballesteros, Beatriz...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Alcalde-Aragonés, Ana...... 721 (E1, Tue) Arnold, Michael...... 1171 (H4, Thu), Balmes, Olivier...... 185 (B1, Tue) Aldakov, Dmitry...... 91 (A2, Tue), 933 (E9, Tue) ...... 1172 (H4, Thu), 1199 (H6, Mon) Baltruschat, Helmut...... 372 (B3, Wed), Alem, Salima...... 832 (E4, Wed) Aroua, Safwan...... 1090 (H3, Wed) ...... 1347 (I3, Tue) Alemu, Kidus...... 934 (E9, Tue) Arrigan, Damien...... 1460 (J2, Mon) Ban, Yasutoshi...... 705 (D2, Mon) Alexeyeva, Nadezda...... 1190 (H5, Tue) Arroyo y de Dompablo, M. Elena...... 137 (B1, Mon) Bandarenka, Hanna...... 1000 (F2, Wed) Aljaafari, Abdullah...... 842 (E4, Wed) Artsemyeva, Ksenya...... 1000 (F2, Wed) Bandi, Venugopal...... 1263 (H8, Tue) Alkire, Richard...... 1035 (G3, Wed) Artymowicz, Dorota...... 710 (D2, Tue) Banerjee, A...... 1177 (H5, Tue), 1204 (H6, Mon) Allahar, Kerry...... 646 (D1, Wed), 662 (D1, Wed) Artyushkova, Kateryna...... 1344 (I3, Tue) Banerjee, Anjan...... 570 (B8, Tue) Allam, Nageh...... 446 (B5, Tue) Aryanpour, Masoud...... 421 (B4, Tue) Bang, Sun...... 531 (B7, Wed)

132 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Banham, Dustin...... 1198 (H6, Mon) Bernard, Patrick...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Braff, William...... 482 (B6, Tue) Banhart, John...... 123 (B1, Mon), Berson, Solenn...... 933 (E9, Tue) Braunschweig, Björn...... 1336 (I3, Mon) ...... 152 (B1, Tue), 274 (B1, Wed) Bertasi, Federico...... 133 (B1, Mon) Breedveld, Victor...... 2 (A1, Tue) Bansod, Sudhakar...... 309 (B2, Wed) Bethel, Neville...... 1212 (H6, Wed) Brennan, Barry...... 768 (E2, Wed) Barajas, Enrique...... 1258 (H8, Tue) Bettiol, Mauro...... 133 (B1, Mon) Breuer, Stephan...... 1256 (H8, Tue) Baranova, Elena...... 1344 (I3, Tue) Bezzola, Andri...... 1035 (G3, Wed) Bridges, Craig...... 173 (B1, Tue), 256 (B1, Wed) Barati, Mansoor...... 970 (F1, Tue) Bhattacharya, Sandeep...... 343 (B2, Thu) Bright, Michael...... 485 (B6, Tue), 1429 (I5, Tue) Barbagiovanni, Eric...... 743 (E2, Tue) Bhethanabotla, Venkat...... 1114 (H4, Mon) Brinkman, Kyle...... 468 (B5, Wed) Barbaree, James...... 1450 (J1, Tue) Bhosale, Amit...... 367 (B3, Wed) Brisse, Annabelle...... 469 (B5, Wed) Barec, Vincent...... 880 (E6, Mon) Bhure, Rahul...... 7 (A1, Tue) Brodersen, Karen...... 470 (B5, Wed) Baribeau, Jean-Marc...... 779 (E3, Mon) Bi, Zhonghe...... 173 (B1, Tue), Brodsky, Maryjane...... 860 (E5, Tue) Barraud, Sylvain...... 859 (E5, Tue), 866 (E5, Tue) ...... 233 (B1, Wed), 256 (B1, Wed) Brodusch, Nicolas...... 212 (B1, Wed) Barrejón, Myriam...... 1078 (H2, Thu) Bidan, Gérard...... 563 (B8, Tue), 902 (E7, Wed) Brolo, Alexandre...... 43 (A1, Tue) Barry, Sean...... 1454 (J2, Mon) Bikram K. C., Chandra...... 1066 (H2, Thu) Bromberg, Lori Ana...... 962 (F1, Tue) Barton, Scott...... 360 (B3, Tue) Bilousov, O...... 939 (E9, Tue) Bromley, Michael...... 915 (E7, Wed) Basham, James...... 845 (E4, Wed) Bindl, Dominick...... 1171 (H4, Thu), Brosha, Eric...... 1445 (J1, Tue) Basiuk, Elena...... 1125 (H4, Tue) ...... 1172 (H4, Thu), 1199 (H6, Mon) Brosseau, Christa...... 1396 (I4, Tue) Basiuk, Vladimir...... 1125 (H4, Tue) Biron, Maxime...... 1134 (H4, Tue) Brousse, Thierry...... 542 (B8, Mon), Bassetto, Fabio...... 133 (B1, Mon) Birss, Viola...... 102 (A2, Tue), ...... 563 (B8, Tue), 902 (E7, Wed) Basu, Rajendra...... 144 (B1, Tue) ...... 107 (A2, Tue), 1198 (H6, Mon) Brown, Drew...... 626 (C1, Wed) Bates, Michael...... 371 (B3, Wed) Bishop, Greg...... 716 (E1, Tue) Browne, Michelle...... 47 (A1, Tue) Battaglia, Vincent...... 207 (B1, Wed), 411 (B4, Tue) Biswas, Pratim...... 1036 (G3, Wed) Bruce, Peter...... 302 (B1, Thu) Baturina, Olga...... 1380 (I4, Mon) Bizzotto, Dan...... 185 (B1, Tue) Brudvig, Gary...... 1262 (H8, Tue) Bauer, Christoph...... 533 (B7, Wed) Blackburn, Jeffrey...... 1111 (H4, Mon), Bruinsma, Douwe...... 471 (B5, Wed) Baughman, Ray...... 529 (B7, Wed) ...... 1171 (H4, Thu) Brunco, David...... 746 (E2, Tue) Bäulke, Nicola...... 682 (D1, Wed) Blackwood, Daniel John...... 678 (D1, Wed), Brunecker, Frank...... 1157 (H4, Wed) Baumann, Reinhard...... 831 (E4, Tue) ...... 688 (D1, Thu) Brunini, Victor...... 277 (B1, Wed) Bayachou, Mekki...... 59 (A1, Tue), 61 (A1, Tue) Blades, Michael...... 1148 (H4, Wed) Brunken, Stephan...... 591 (B9, Mon) Bayle-Guillemaud, Pascale...... 1353 (I3, Tue) Blair, Sharon...... 359 (B3, Tue), 440 (B5, Tue) Bruno, Shaun...... 200 (B1, Wed) Bazant, Martin...... 405 (B4, Tue), 482 (B6, Tue) Blakely, Colin...... 200 (B1, Wed) Bruzek, Matthew...... 813 (E4, Mon) Bazant, Martin Z...... 463 (B5, Wed) Blanchard, Gary...... 1340 (I3, Tue) Bryantsev, Vyacheslav...... 300 (B1, Thu), Bazinski, Stephen...... 109 (B1, Mon), Bleck, Lena...... 727 (E1, Tue) ...... 327 (B2, Wed) ...... 111 (B1, Mon) Blum, Arnon...... 477 (B6, Tue) Buannic, Lucienne...... 395 (B4, Mon) Bazizi, El Mehdi...... 850 (E5, Mon) Blum, Monika...... 592 (B9, Tue) Buceta, David...... 355 (B3, Tue) Bazylak, Aimy...... 125 (B1, Mon), Bo, Jin...... 1062 (H2, Wed) Buchari, Buchari...... 88 (A2, Mon) ...... 127 (B1, Mon), 419 (B4, Tue), Bock, Christina...... 1190 (H5, Tue), 1306 (H9, Thu) Buckley, D. Noel...... 142 (B1, Mon), 907 (E7, Wed) ...... 1383 (I4, Mon), 1384 (I4, Mon) Bockrath, Marc...... 1135 (H4, Tue) Buettner-Garrett, Josh...... 150 (B1, Tue) Beatty, J...... 282 (B1, Wed) Boeuf, Frederic...... 866 (E5, Tue) Bugnet, Matthieu...... 1292 (H9, Wed), Beaufils, Sylvie...... 979 (F1, Tue) Bogdanoff, Peter...... 591 (B9, Mon) ...... 1306 (H9, Thu) Beavers, Christine...... 1094 (H3, Wed) Bogorin, Daniela...... 256 (B1, Wed) Bühler, Rudolf...... 892 (E6, Tue) Becerra, D...... 997 (F2, Wed) Bohn, Paul...... 1490 (J3, Mon) Buie, Cullen...... 482 (B6, Tue) Beck, Faith...... 226 (B1, Wed), 233 (B1, Wed) Boivin, Philippe...... 805 (E3, Wed) Bunev, Alexander...... 667 (D1, Wed) Becker, James...... 620 (C1, Wed) Bomberger, Thomas...... 61 (A1, Tue) Bunge, Annette...... 1045 (G4, Tue) Beckham, Haskell...... 1425 (I5, Tue) Bondarenko, Vitaly...... 1000 (F2, Wed) Burch, Andrew...... 483 (B6, Tue) Beckingham, Kathleen...... 1220 (H7, Thu) Bong, Sungyool...... 1348 (I3, Tue) Burgess, Ian...... 1398 (I4, Tue) Béguin, François...... 558 (B8, Mon), 1452 (J1, Tue) Bonifazi, Davide...... 1067 (H2, Thu), Burstein, Gordon...... 1403 (I4, Tue) Behazin, Mehran...... 703 (D2, Mon) ...... 1155 (H4, Wed) Buso-Rogero, Carlos...... 1345 (I3, Tue) Behrens, Rachel...... 1428 (I5, Tue) Bonivel, Joe...... 971 (F1, Tue) Bustos, Jessy...... 866 (E5, Tue) Beidaghi, Majid...... 1183 (H5, Tue) Bonnamy, Sylvie...... 641 (C1, Thu) Butcher, Jr., Dennis...... 1309 (H9, Thu) Bein, Thomas...... 509 (B7, Tue) Bonner, Carl...... 7 (A1, Tue) Butler, Jason...... 1404 (I4, Tue) Beiramzadeh Moghaddam, Reza...... 87 (A2, Mon), Bonnin, Olivier...... 880 (E6, Mon) Butt, Darryl...... 646 (D1, Wed), 662 (D1, Wed) ...... 1354 (I3, Wed) Bonzongo, Jean-Claude...... 1110 (H4, Mon) Byon, Hye Ryung...... 306 (B1, Thu) Bélanger, Daniel...... 1418 (I4, Wed) Bordallo, Caio...... 890 (E6, Tue) Byrnes, Dan...... 921 (E9, Tue) Belharouak, Ilias...... 97 (A2, Tue), 172 (B1, Tue) Borguet, Eric...... 1161 (H4, Wed), 1267 (H8, Tue) Byun, Young-Jun...... 275 (B1, Wed) Belli, Stuart...... 1123 (H4, Tue), 1124 (H4, Tue) Borokhovych, Yevgen...... 874 (E5, Tue) Börner, Markus...... 399 (B4, Mon) Beltran-Huarac, Juan...... 940 (E9, Tue) Borovkov, Victor...... 1235 (H8, Mon) Ben-David, Iris...... 494 (B6, Tue) Borovkova, Natalia...... 1390 (I4, Mon) C Bender, Hugo...... 746 (E2, Tue) Bose, Tiyash...... 61 (A1, Tue) Bendersky, Leonid...... 390 (B4, Mon) Bottari, Giovanni...... 1080 (H2, Thu), Cabana, Jordi...... 316 (B2, Wed) Benicewicz, Brian...... 1437 (I6, Mon) ...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Caguiat, Johnathon...... 573 (B8, Tue) Benikova, Katarina...... 1458 (J2, Mon) Botte, Gerardine...... 1005 (G1, Tue) Cai, Guohui...... 917 (E7, Wed) Benistant, Francis...... 850 (E5, Mon) Botton, Gianluigi...... 245 (B1, Wed), Cai, Mei...... 143 (B1, Tue), 193 (B1, Wed), Bentzen, Janet...... 470 (B5, Wed) ...... 251 (B1, Wed), 273 (B1, Wed), ...... (B2, Wed), 500 (B7, Mon), Bera, Milan...... 925 (E9, Tue), 926 (E9, Tue) ...... 1292 (H9, Wed), 1306 (H9, Thu) ...... 510 (B7, Tue), 515 (B7, Tue), 523 (B7, Tue) Berber, Mohamed...... 308 (B2, Wed), Bouhtiyya, Saïd...... 542 (B8, Mon) Cai, Xiaohui...... 1251 (H8, Tue) ...... 1194 (H6, Mon) Bouilly, Delphine...... 1138 (H4, Tue), Caire, Benjamin...... 374 (B3, Wed) Berbezier, Isabelle...... 743 (E2, Tue) ...... 1139 (H4, Tue) Calado, João...... 232 (B1, Wed) Berchmans, Sheela...... 728 (E1, Tue) Bourke, Andrea...... 142 (B1, Mon) Calderon, Hector...... 44 (A1, Tue) Berejnov, Viatcheslav...... 176 (B1, Tue), Bouttemy, Muriel...... 914 (E7, Wed), 995 (F2, Wed) Caldwell, Keegan...... 157 (B1, Tue) ...... 251 (B1, Wed) Bowen, Jacob...... 470 (B5, Wed) Calhoun, R...... 26 (A1, Tue), 660 (D1, Wed) Berencen, Yonder...... 791 (E3, Tue) Bowles, Faye...... 1063 (H2, Wed) Calinas, Rosa...... 232 (B1, Wed) Berenger, Sophie...... 322 (B2, Wed) Boxall, Colin...... 699 (D2, Mon), 700 (D2, Mon), Calinescu, Ioan...... 1495 (J3, Mon) Berg, John...... 687 (D1, Thu) ...... 704 (D2, Mon), 915 (E7, Wed), Calleja, Maria...... 1404 (I4, Tue) Bergren, Adam...... 1400 (I4, Tue) ...... 1182 (H5, Tue), 1189 (H5, Tue) Cameron, Brent...... 73 (A1, Tue), 1456 (J2, Mon) Berkh, Olga...... 1464 (J2, Mon) Braatz, Richard...... 293 (B1, Thu), Campidelli, Stephane...... 1127 (H4, Tue), Bernal, Casey...... 471 (B5, Wed) ...... 294 (B1, Thu), 414 (B4, Tue) ...... 1160 (H4, Wed)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 133 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Candelaria, Stephanie...... 1143 (H4, Tue) Chang, Ting-Chang...... 3 (A1, Tue), Cheng, Kai-Lun...... 1459 (J2, Mon) Cañete, Paulina...... 178 (B1, Tue) ...... 77 (A1, Tue), 612 (B9, Tue), Cheng, Lei...... 316 (B2, Wed) Cantane, Daniel...... 1371 (I3, Thu) ...... 777 (E2, Wed), 928 (E9, Tue) Cheng, Ping...... 122 (B1, Mon) Cantoro, Mirco...... 732 (E2, Mon) Chang, Tso-Fu Mark...... 936 (E9, Tue) Cheng, Wei-Yung...... 454 (B5, Tue) Cao, Chunhui...... 158 (B1, Tue) Chang, Wei-Yuan...... 774 (E2, Wed) Cheng, Xin Ran...... 717 (E1, Tue) Cao, Guozhong...... 1143 (H4, Tue) Chang, Yee-Shin...... 1297 (H9, Wed) Cheng, Yi-Lung...... 774 (E2, Wed) Cao, Qing...... 1133 (H4, Tue) Chang, Yi-Lu...... 838 (E4, Wed) Cheong, Woo-Seok...... 36 (A1, Tue) Cao, Wanjun...... 560 (B8, Tue) Chang, Yu-Min...... 774 (E2, Wed) Chervin, Christopher...... 171 (B1, Tue) Capuano, Christopher...... 1440 (I6, Mon) Chang, Yuan-Ming...... 871 (E5, Tue) Chhor, Sarine...... 196 (B1, Wed) Carcea, Anatolie...... 715 (D2, Tue) Chanmanee, Wilaiwan...... 1332 (I3, Mon) Chi, Yen-Hsun...... 461 (B5, Tue) Cardenal, Jose A...... 1491 (J3, Mon) Chao, Chung-Hsiang...... 578 (B8, Tue) Chialvo, Abel...... 1369 (I3, Thu) Cardin, Julien...... 792 (E3, Tue) Chao, Hung-Yu...... 333 (B2, Wed) Chiang, Long...... 1224 (H7, Thu) Cardoso, Franciane...... 942 (E9, Tue) Chao, Kang-Ju...... 454 (B5, Tue) Chiang, Yet-Ming...... 149 (B1, Tue), 277 (B1, Wed) Carin, Regis...... 881 (E6, Mon) Chappaz-Gillot, Cyril...... 933 (E9, Tue) Chiashi, Shohei...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Carla, Francesco...... 185 (B1, Tue) Charalambidis, Georgios...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Chiba, Kazuhiro...... 622 (C1, Wed), 631 (C1, Wed) Carlton, Chris...... 157 (B1, Tue) Charbonneau, Cecile...... 601 (B9, Tue), Chiba, Takaaki...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Carnie, Matthew...... 601 (B9, Tue), 602 (B9, Tue) ...... 602 (B9, Tue) Chibko, Alexandre...... 880 (E6, Mon) Carofiglio, Tommaso...... 1081 (H2, Thu) Charlton, Matthew...... 1395 (I4, Tue) Chien, Hung-Chung...... 266 (B1, Wed) Carrabina, Jordi...... 721 (E1, Tue) Charvet, Richard...... 1246 (H8, Mon) Chih, Yi-Kai...... 1474 (J2, Tue) Carreño, M. N...... 943 (E9, Tue) Chase, Gregory...... 300 (B1, Thu), 327 (B2, Wed) Chin, Bryan...... 1450 (J1, Tue) Carretero-Gonzalez, Javier...... 985 (F2, Wed) Chassagneux, Yannick...... 1144 (H4, Tue) Chin, Fun-Tat...... 871 (E5, Tue) Carter, Emily...... 1319 (I2, Wed) Chatare, Vijay...... 718 (E1, Tue) Chinnam, Parameswara...... 313 (B2, Wed) Carter, Michael.....1448 (J1, Tue), 1493 (J3, Mon) Chatenet, Marian...... 1365 (I3, Wed) Chiou, Shan-Haw...... 17 (A1, Tue) Carter, W...... 277 (B1, Wed) Chatmon, Anecia...... 59 (A1, Tue) Chisaka, Mitsuharu...... 1008 (G1, Tue) Cartier, Eduard...... 849 (E5, Mon), 868 (E5, Tue) Chatterjee, Jhunu...... 1491 (J3, Mon) Chitrathorn, Piyamit...... 776 (E2, Wed) Caruana, Daren...... 1404 (I4, Tue) Chazalviel, Jean-Noel...... 645 (D1, Wed), Chiu, Hsien-chieh...... 212 (B1, Wed) Carvajal, Joan...... 939 (E9, Tue) ...... 901 (E7, Wed) Chiu, Kuan-Cheng...... 116 (B1, Mon) Casciola, Mario...... 1006 (G1, Tue), 1026 (G1, Tue) Cheek, Graham...... 628 (C1, Wed) Chiu, Yi-Chieh...... 3 (A1, Tue) Casillas, Norberto...... 1032 (G3, Wed) Chen, Aicheng...... 1307 (H9, Thu), 1477 (J2, Tue) Chmelka, Bradley...... 1197 (H6, Mon) Cassé, Mikaël...... 859 (E5, Tue) Chen, Changguo...... 352 (B3, Tue) Cho, Chin Moo...... 911 (E7, Wed) Castanheira, Luis...... 1353 (I3, Tue) Chen, Chi-Lun...... 266 (B1, Wed) Cho, Hoon Young..... 18 (A1, Tue), 847 (E4, Wed) Castellanos, Sonia...... 1059 (H2, Wed) Chen, Chuanbao...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Cho, In Hyun...... 24 (A1, Tue) Castets, Aurore...... 425 (B4, Tue) Chen, Chun-Yi...... 93 (A2, Tue) Cho, Jong-Soo...... 208 (B1, Wed) Castro-Carranza, Alejandra...... 826 (E4, Tue) Chen, De...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Cho, Kangwoo...... 450 (B5, Tue) Cavaliere, Sara...... 1006 (G1, Tue), Chen, Dongyang...... 487 (B6, Tue), 490 (B6, Tue) Cho, Kilwon...... 828 (E4, Tue) ...... 1024 (G1, Tue), 1375 (I3, Thu), Chen, Fanglin (Frank)...... 468 (B5, Wed) Cho, Kyeongjae...... 403 (B4, Mon), 434 (B4, Tue) ...... 1426 (I5, Tue) Chen, Fiona...... 1318 (I2, Wed) Cho, Yung-Da...... 265 (B1, Wed) Cavallotti, Pietro Luigi...... 994 (F2, Wed) Chen, Gongping...... 729 (E1, Tue) Choi, Gyung Min...... 221 (B1, Wed) Caymax, Matty...... 746 (E2, Tue) Chen, Guangyu...... 443 (B5, Tue) Choi, Hee Cheul...... 1083 (H2, Thu) Cech, Ondrej...... 430 (B4, Tue) Chen, Gugang...... 1136 (H4, Tue) Choi, Hee Seon...... 269 (B1, Wed) Celebi, Kemal...... 736 (E2, Mon) Chen, Guoying...... 316 (B2, Wed) Choi, Hong Soo...... 1299 (H9, Wed) Cerdeira, Antonio.....826 (E4, Tue), 898 (E6, Tue) Chen, Hao-Long...... 1297 (H9, Wed) Choi, Hyun Yul...... 847 (E4, Wed) Cerón, Maira...... 1085 (H3, Tue) Chen, Hsiang-Jung...... 106 (A2, Tue) Choi, Jae Hyoung...... 911 (E7, Wed) Cesário, Moises...... 89 (A2, Mon) Chen, J...... 548 (B8, Mon) Choi, Jaecheol...... 336 (B2, Wed), 435 (B4, Tue) Chabinyc, Michael...... 827 (E4, Tue) Chen, Jia-Cing...... 1461 (J2, Mon) Choi, Jang Wook...... 40 (A1, Tue), Chabot, Victor...... 413 (B4, Tue), 554 (B8, Mon), Chen, Jian...... 696 (D2, Mon), 698 (D2, Mon) ...... 229 (B1, Wed), 404 (B4, Mon) ...... 575 (B8, Tue), 1191 (H5, Tue) Chen, Kuo-Ching...... 116 (B1, Mon) Choi, Jong-Ho...... 248 (B1, Wed) Chai, Yating...... 1450 (J1, Tue) Chen, Min-Chen...... 3 (A1, Tue), 77 (A1, Tue) Choi, Junghyun...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) Chai, Yin-Lai...... 1297 (H9, Wed) Chen, Min-Hua...... 397 (B4, Mon) Choi, Kisik...... 849 (E5, Mon) Chaing, Yet-Ming...... 153 (B1, Tue) Chen, Ming...... 470 (B5, Wed) Choi, Kyoung Hwan...... 120 (B1, Mon), Chan, Candace...... 518 (B7, Tue) Chen, Pu...... 49 (A1, Tue), 52 (A1, Tue), ...... 130 (B1, Mon) Chan, Kwai...... 518 (B7, Tue) ...... 53 (A1, Tue), 230 (B1, Wed), Choi, Min-Ha...... 1301 (H9, Thu) Chan, Kwong-Yu...... 183 (B1, Tue), ...... 314 (B2, Wed) Choi, Sung Kyu...... 605 (B9, Tue) ...... 242 (B1, Wed), 481 (B6, Tue) Chen, Qiong...... 1504 (J3, Tue) Choi, Sung Mook...... 381 (B3, Wed) Chan, Maria...... 386 (B4, Mon) Chen, Shih-Cheng...... 3 (A1, Tue) Choi, Wonchang...... 186 (B1, Wed), 801 (E3, Tue) Chan, Yim...... 1506 (J3, Tue) Chen, Shilei...... 543 (B8, Mon), 580 (B8, Tue) Choi, Woo-Sung...... 508 (B7, Tue) Chancolon, Jérome...... 641 (C1, Thu) Chen, Shuai...... 1307 (H9, Thu) Choi, Woon Ih...... 592 (B9, Tue) Chandren, Sheela...... 1276 (H9, Wed) Chen, Wenbo...... 803 (E3, Wed) Choi, Yongki...... 1137 (H4, Tue) Chang, Bo-Fu...... 265 (B1, Wed) Chen, Xiangyu...... 737 (E2, Mon) Choi, Young-Woo...... 287 (B1, Wed) Chang, Chien-Min...... 424 (B4, Tue) Chen, Xin...... 328 (B2, Wed) Choi, Yun-Il...... 654 (D1, Wed) Chang, Chih-Ching...... 267 (B1, Wed) Chen, Yen-Hua...... 4 (A1, Tue), 6 (A1, Tue), Chong, Kwok Feng...... 1187 (H5, Tue) Chang, Edward Yi...... 843 (E4, Wed), ...... 8 (A1, Tue), 1502 (J3, Tue) Chor, Eng...... 925 (E9, Tue), 926 (E9, Tue) ...... 854 (E5, Mon), 924 (E9, Tue), Chen, Yong...... 752 (E2, Tue), 917 (E7, Wed) Chorkendorff, Ib...... 584 (B9, Mon) ...... 954 (E9, Tue) Chen, Yuan...... 1116 (H4, Mon) Chou, Anthony...... 860 (E5, Tue) Chang, Geng-Wei...... 612 (B9, Tue), Chen, Yuhui...... 302 (B1, Thu) Chou, Chia-Yun Chou...... 387 (B4, Mon) ...... 777 (E2, Wed), 928 (E9, Tue) Chen, Zhongfang...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Chou, Chien-Hong...... 431 (B4, Tue) Chang, H.-Y...... 745 (E2, Tue) Chen, Zhongwei...... 63 (A1, Tue), Chou, Po-Hsun...... 80 (A1, Tue) Chang, Jeng-Kuei...... 350 (B2, Thu) ...... 413 (B4, Tue), 510 (B7, Tue), Chourashiya, Muralidhar...... 258 (B1, Wed) Chang, Kao-Shuo...... 1300 (H9, Thu) ...... 528 (B7, Wed), 1017 (G1, Tue) Chowdhury, Murshed...... 860 (E5, Tue) Chang, Kuan-Chang...... 3 (A1, Tue), Chen-Yang, Yui Whei...... 424 (B4, Tue), Chrétien, Fabien...... 334 (B2, Wed) ...... 77 (A1, Tue), 612 (B9, Tue), ...... 613 (B9, Tue), 1003 (F2, Wed) Christlieb, Andrew...... 1313 (I2, Wed) ...... 777 (E2, Wed), 928 (E9, Tue) Cheney, Matthew...... 1222 (H7, Thu) Christopher, Lew...... 184 (B1, Tue) Chang, Shun-Wen...... 1147 (H4, Wed) Cheng, Chiao-Yang...... 931 (E9, Tue) Chu, Clement...... 1318 (I2, Wed) Chang, Sun-Tang...... 442 (B5, Tue) Cheng, Chun-Hu...... 17 (A1, Tue) Chu, Ji Young...... 41 (A1, Tue) Cheng, Jiaqi...... 1446 (J1, Tue) Chu, Peter...... 163 (B1, Tue) Cheng, Jun...... 1317 (I2, Wed) Chu, Shijin...... 1062 (H2, Wed)

134 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Chu, Ta-ya...... 832 (E4, Wed) Croce, Fausto...... 537 (B7, Wed) Debiemme-Chouvy, Catherine...... 1210 (H6, Mon), Chu, Ying-Hao...... 106 (A2, Tue) Crochet, Jared...... 1145 (H4, Wed), 1146 (H4, Wed) ...... 1467 (J2, Mon) Chu, Yu-Ren...... 655 (D1, Wed) Croiset, Eric...... 224 (B1, Wed) Deen, M...... 821 (E4, Tue), Chuang, Karl T...... 76 (A1, Tue), Cronin, Stephen...... 1147 (H4, Wed) ...... 824 (E4, Tue), 825 (E4, Tue) ...... 437 (B5, Tue), 438 (B5, Tue) Crossley, Maxwell...... 1251 (H8, Tue) Deheryan, Stella...... 1209 (H6, Mon) Chubbuck, Cameron...... 420 (B4, Tue) Crowe, Iain...... 789 (E3, Tue), 793 (E3, Tue) Dehghanpoor, Mojtaba...... 689 (D1, Thu) Chudzik, Michael...... 860 (E5, Tue) Cruz, Pedro...... 1503 (J3, Tue) Deibel, Carsten...... 841 (E4, Wed) Chun, Young-Gab...... 235 (B1, Wed) Cui, Baochen...... 1382 (I4, Mon) Del Colle, Vinicius...... 1345 (I3, Tue) Chung, Ding-Wen...... 409 (B4, Tue), Cui, Chunhua...... 157 (B1, Tue) Delamoreanu, Alexandru...... 1186 (H5, Tue) ...... 503 (B7, Mon) Cui, Kehang...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Delaye, Vincent...... 933 (E9, Tue) Chung, Hoeil...... 84 (A2, Mon) Cui, Shaohua...... 438 (B5, Tue), 459 (B5, Tue) Delbos, Elise...... 914 (E7, Wed), 995 (F2, Wed) Chung, Hoon...... 1197 (H6, Mon) Cui, Yanjie...... 140 (B1, Mon) Deleporte, Emmanuelle...... 1160 (H4, Wed) Chung, Hyun-Jong...... 741 (E2, Mon) Cui, Yi...... 492 (B6, Tue) Della Marca, Vincenzo...... 805 (E3, Wed) Chung, Ilsub...... 771 (E2, Wed) Cuisinier, Marine...... 201 (B1, Wed) Dellinger, Anthony...... 1226 (H7, Thu) Chyi, Jen-Inn...... 922 (E9, Tue) Cunningham, Garry...... 1451 (J1, Tue) Delmonde, Marcelo...... 1371 (I3, Thu) Ciftyurek, Engin...... 1447 (J1, Tue) Cunningham, Shawn...... 875 (E5, Tue) Delp, Samuel...... 325 (B2, Wed) Cifuentes Seves, Luis...... 30 (A1, Tue) Curley, Steven...... 1214 (H7, Thu), 1222 (H7, Thu) Delpeux-Ouldriane, Sandrine...... 558 (B8, Mon), Cisneros, Brandon...... 1214 (H7, Thu), Cushnie, George...... 971 (F1, Tue) ...... 641 (C1, Thu), 1452 (J1, Tue) ...... 1222 (H7, Thu) Cutler, Cathy...... 1102 (H3, Wed) Delport, Geraud. 1127 (H4, Tue), 1160 (H4, Wed) Claeys, Cor...... 881 (E6, Mon), 884 (E6, Tue), Demeaux, Julien...... 320 (B2, Wed) ...... 885 (E6, Tue), 886 (E6, Tue), D Demopoulos, George...... 212 (B1, Wed), ...... 888 (E6, Tue), 889 (E6, Tue), ...... 402 (B4, Mon) ...... 890 (E6, Tue), 891 (E6, Tue), D’Souza, F...... 1066 (H2, Thu), 1263 (H8, Tue) Deng, Lucy...... 833 (E4, Wed) ...... 892 (E6, Tue), 893 (E6, Tue) Da Ros, Tatiana...... 1216 (H7, Thu) Deng, S. Z...... 548 (B8, Mon) Clancy, Phillip...... 776 (E2, Wed) Dabonot, Aurore...... 564 (B8, Tue) Dennison, Christopher...... 488 (B6, Tue) Clapham, Jonathon...... 200 (B1, Wed) Dadgarinezhad, Athareh...... 664 (D1, Wed), Dercz, Grzegorz...... 1411 (I4, Tue) Clar, Justin...... 1110 (H4, Mon) ...... 665 (D1, Wed) Deressa, Gemechu...... 949 (E9, Tue), 951 (E9, Tue) Clark, Jeffrey...... 1315 (I2, Wed) Dagorne-Gutel, Elise...... 564 (B8, Tue) Derycke, Vincent...... 1127 (H4, Tue) Clark, Kyle...... 78 (A1, Tue) Dai, Liming...... 532 (B7, Wed), 1462 (J2, Mon) Deshpande, Rutooj...... 411 (B4, Tue) Clavé, Guillaume...... 1127 (H4, Tue) Dai, Min...... 860 (E5, Tue) Desjardins, Patrick...... 1134 (H4, Tue), ...... 1160 (H4, Wed) Dai, Sheng...... 173 (B1, Tue), 385 (B3, Wed) ...... 1139 (H4, Tue) Clerc, Raphaël...... 840 (E4, Wed) Dai, Xiangfeng...... 154 (B1, Tue) Detlefs, Blanka...... 185 (B1, Tue) Cleveland, Christopher...... 1037 (G3, Wed) Daimaru, Akimasa...... 610 (B9, Tue) Deutsch, Todd...... 588 (B9, Mon), Cliffel, David...... 729 (E1, Tue) Dajvid, Mehrdad...... 930 (E9, Tue) ...... 592 (B9, Tue), 1310 (H9, Thu) Cochran, Justin...... 827 (E4, Tue) Dale, Nilesh...... 243 (B1, Wed), DeVivo, Gabriel...... 1399 (I4, Tue) Cognet, Laurent...... 1145 (H4, Wed), ...... 1013 (G1, Tue), 1025 (G1, Tue) Devnani, Harsha...... 46 (A1, Tue) ...... 1146 (H4, Wed) Dale, Sara...... 1449 (J1, Tue) Dhall, Rohan...... 1147 (H4, Wed) Cogswell, Daniel...... 422 (B4, Tue) Damas, Christine...... 334 (B2, Wed) Dhanker, Rijul...... 844 (E4, Wed) Cohaut, Nathalie...... 1452 (J1, Tue) Damle, Sameer...... 389 (B4, Mon), 516 (B7, Tue) Dhar, Devjani...... 640 (C1, Thu) Cohn, Gil...... 296 (B1, Thu) Daniel, Lise...... 395 (B4, Mon) Dhemaied, Emna...... 1213 (H7, Thu) Cojocaru, Paula...... 1026 (G1, Tue) Danis, Laurence...... 1485 (J3, Mon) Di Lecce, Silvia...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Cole, Ivan...... 1318 (I2, Wed) Daphnomili, Dimitra...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Di Natale, Corrado...... 1238 (H8, Mon), Cole, Matthew...... 736 (E2, Mon) Darakchieva, Vanya...... 735 (E2, Mon) ...... 1257 (H8, Tue) Colet Lagrille, Melanie...... 219 (B1, Wed) Dargahi, Mahdi...... 730 (E1, Tue) Di Noto, Vito...... 133 (B1, Mon), 375 (B3, Wed), Coletta, Elyse...... 1420 (I5, Tue) Darling, Robert...... 476 (B6, Tue), 480 (B6, Tue), ...... 1361 (I3, Wed), 1436 (I6, Mon) Colin, Jean-François...... 395 (B4, Mon) ...... 1015 (G1, Tue), 1033 (G3, Wed) Diab, Amer...... 895 (E6, Tue) Collaert, Nadine...... 746 (E2, Tue), 863 (E5, Tue) Darrasse, Luc...... 1213 (H7, Thu) Diao, Weijian...... 56 (A1, Tue) Collins, Philip...... 1137 (H4, Tue), 1207 (H6, Mon) Das, Sushanta, K...... 1066 (H2, Thu) Díaz, F...... 939 (E9, Tue) Collins, W...... 671 (D1, Wed) Dasari, Ramachandra...... 1225 (H7, Thu) Dickey, Michael...... 1496 (J3, Mon) Conrad, Olaf...... 359 (B3, Tue), 440 (B5, Tue) Datta, Moni...... 226 (B1, Wed), 389 (B4, Mon) Dickinson, James...... 1182 (H5, Tue), Conroy, Michele...... 920 (E9, Tue) Datta, Suman...... 740 (E2, Mon), 848 (E5, Mon) ...... 1189 (H5, Tue) Contento, Nicholas...... 1490 (J3, Mon) Daub, Kevin...... 701 (D2, Mon) Diederichs, Carole...... 1144 (H4, Tue), Contreras-Torres, Flavio F...... 1125 (H4, Tue) Dauber, Jan...... 753 (E2, Tue) ...... 1160 (H4, Wed) Cook, Say...... 531 (B7, Wed) Dauphin Ducharme, Philippe...... 653 (D1, Wed) Diemer, Peter...... 812 (E4, Mon) Cooney, Matthew...... 1459 (J2, Mon) Daval, Nicolas...... 880 (E6, Mon) DiLeo, Gregory...... 243 (B1, Wed) Cooper, David...... 859 (E5, Tue) Davis, Joshua...... 200 (B1, Wed) Dilliway, Gabriela...... 850 (E5, Mon) Coquand, Rémi...... 859 (E5, Tue), 866 (E5, Tue) Davis, L. J...... 55 (A1, Tue) Dimitrov, Nikolay...... 962 (F1, Tue) Corr, Stuart...... 1214 (H7, Thu), 1222 (H7, Thu) Davis, Ryan...... 225 (B1, Wed) Ding, Bo...... 541 (B7, Wed) Correa, Cindy...... 635 (C1, Thu) Davydov, Alexey...... 1394 (I4, Mon) Ding, Zhifeng...... 1405 (I4, Tue) Corrigan, Penny...... 1318 (I2, Wed) Dawson, Karen...... 1454 (J2, Mon), 1487 (J3, Mon) Ding, Zhongfen...... 175 (B1, Tue) Corso, Brad...... 1137 (H4, Tue), 1207 (H6, Mon) Day, Nicholas...... 1302 (H9, Thu) Dionne, Eric...... 51 (A1, Tue), 90 (A2, Mon) Cosnier, Serge...... 1356 (I3, Wed) Dayeh, Shadi...... 882 (E6, Mon) Divigalpitiya, Ranjith...... 198 (B1, Wed) Costa, Carlos...... 307 (B2, Wed) De Almeida, Nicole...... 441 (B5, Tue) Djokic, Stojan...... 987 (F2, Wed) Cott, Daire...... 1209 (H6, Mon) De Andrade, Adalgisa...... 942 (E9, Tue) Do, Bao...... 1414 (I4, Tue) Coutsolelos, Athanassios...... 1248 (H8, Mon) De Gendt, Stefan...... 732 (E2, Mon) Doan, The Nam Long...... 230 (B1, Wed) Cowles, Dan...... 776 (E2, Wed) De Keersgieter, An...... 746 (E2, Tue) Dodabalapur, Ananth...... 811 (E4, Mon), Cramb, David...... 107 (A2, Tue) de la Rosa Juarez, Catalina...... 1503 (J3, Tue) ...... 814 (E4, Mon) Cramer, Christopher...... 1324 (I2, Thu) de la Torre, Gema...... 1080 (H2, Thu), Doeff, Marca...... 316 (B2, Wed) Crawford, Alasdair...... 479 (B6, Tue) ...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Dogan, Fatma...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Cremers, Carsten...... 322 (B2, Wed), De Long, Hugh...... 1387 (I4, Mon) Dohnalova, Katerina...... 788 (E3, Tue) ...... 357 (B3, Tue), 1365 (I3, Wed), de Saja, Jose Antonio...... 1258 (H8, Tue) Dolciamore, James...... 78 (A1, Tue) ...... 1376 (I3, Thu) de Souza, M...... 887 (E6, Tue) Dong, Hong...... 768 (E2, Wed) Crepaldi, Laís...... 942 (E9, Tue) de Souza, M. A...... 889 (E6, Tue) Dong, Hongzhou...... 1175 (H5, Tue), Cretu, Bogdan...... 881 (E6, Mon) de Souza, Michelly...... 898 (E6, Tue) ...... 1368 (I3, Thu) Cristoloveanu, Sorin...... 877 (E6, Mon), de Tacconi, Norma...... 1332 (I3, Mon) ...... 882 (E6, Mon), 895 (E6, Tue) De Vito, Eric...... 196 (B1, Wed)

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Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Dong, Lifeng...... 96 (A2, Tue), 98 (A2, Tue), Echeverria, Elena...... 763 (E2, Wed) F ...... 550 (B8, Mon), 1167 (H4, Wed), Edagawa, Kazuaki...... 1479 (J2, Tue), ...... 1175 (H5, Tue), 1304 (H9, Thu), ...... 1483 (J2, Tue) Fabbri, Emiliana...... 359 (B3, Tue), 440 (B5, Tue) ...... 1368 (I3, Thu) Edel, Joshua...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Fabre, Bruno...... 1410 (I4, Tue) Dong, Xiao...... 216 (B1, Wed) Edge, Patrick...... 451 (B5, Tue) Fafin, Alexandre...... 792 (E3, Tue) Dong jin, Lee...... 978 (F1, Tue) Efimov, Alexander...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Fagan, Jeffrey...... 1105 (H4, Mon) Donnadio, Anna...... 1006 (G1, Tue), Eichel, Ruediger...... 296 (B1, Thu), 1385 (I4, Mon) Fagas, Giorgos...... 750 (E2, Tue) ...... 1026 (G1, Tue) Eichhorn, S...... 670 (D1, Wed) Fagg, Duncan...... 89 (A2, Mon) Doorn, Stephen...... 1145 (H4, Wed), | Eikerling, Michael...... 135 (B1, Mon), Faghihi-Sani, Mohammad-Ali...... 656 (D1, Wed) ...... 1146 (H4, Wed), 1148 (H4, Wed), ...... 474 (B5, Wed) Fahlman, Jason...... 303 (B1, Thu) ...... 1149 (H4, Wed) Ein-Eli, Yair...... 296 (B1, Thu), 415 (B4, Tue), Faichuk, Melissa...... 714 (D2, Tue) Doran, Kyle...... 657 (D1, Wed) ...... 681 (D1, Wed), 1385 (I4, Mon) Fajner, Adam...... 707 (D2, Mon) Doria, R...... 889 (E6, Tue) Einarsson, Erik...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Fakhry, Ahmed...... 1210 (H6, Mon) Doria, Rodrigo...... 898 (E6, Tue) Einkhah, Feryar...... 656 (D1, Wed) Fal’ko, Vladimir...... 756 (E2, Tue) Dorn, Harry...... 1091 (H3, Wed), El Belghiti, Hanane...... 914 (E7, Wed), Falk, Magnus...... 1358 (I3, Wed) ...... 1094 (H3, Wed), 1102 (H3, Wed) ...... 995 (F2, Wed) Fan, Fang-Yu...... 723 (E1, Tue), 941 (E9, Tue) Dornhege, Monika...... 907 (E7, Wed) El Rais, Mahmoud...... 1501 (J3, Tue) Fan, Guowei...... 1167 (H4, Wed) Dorren, Brett...... 809 (E4, Mon) El Sawy, Ehab...... 102 (A2, Tue) Fan, Lisheng...... 1062 (H2, Wed) Dorriety, W...... 26 (A1, Tue), 660 (D1, Wed) El-Amin, Ammaarah...... 803 (E3, Wed) Fang, Jason...... 266 (B1, Wed), 267 (B1, Wed), dos Santos, S...... 881 (E6, Mon), El-Khouly, Mohamed...... 1263 (H8, Tue) ...... 333 (B2, Wed), 578 (B8, Tue) ...... 885 (E6, Tue), 893 (E6, Tue) El-Sayed, Hany...... 102 (A2, Tue) Fang, Shumin...... 468 (B5, Wed) Doubek, Gustavo...... 536 (B7, Wed) Elahi, Atif...... 1404 (I4, Tue) Fang, Te-Hua...... 80 (A1, Tue) Dowben, Peter...... 763 (E2, Wed) Elam, Jeffrey...... 388 (B4, Mon) Fang, Yuanyuan...... 1251 (H8, Tue) Doyle, Richard...... 1392 (I4, Mon) Elhassid, Dror...... 172 (B1, Tue) Fang, Zhigang...... 527 (B7, Wed) Dresselhaus, Mildred...... 1051 (H1, Sun) Eliaz, Noam...... 103 (A2, Tue) Faolain, Liam O...... 790 (E3, Tue) Drews, Andy...... 110 (B1, Mon) Eljarrat, Alberto...... 791 (E3, Tue) Fares, Robert...... 478 (B6, Tue) Driscoll, David...... 472 (B5, Wed) Elliott, James...... 1311 (I2, Wed) Farhad, Siamak...... 413 (B4, Tue) Drnec, Jakub...... 185 (B1, Tue) Ellis, Jonathan.....1383 (I4, Mon), 1384 (I4, Mon) Farnan, Ian...... 700 (D2, Mon) Drobizhev, Mikhail...... 1239 (H8, Mon) Elsler, Bernd...... 618 (C1, Wed) Fatih, Khalid...... 642 (C1, Thu) Drouin, D...... 939 (E9, Tue) Elson, Laura...... 20 (A1, Tue) Fattakhova-Rohlfing, Dina...... 509 (B7, Tue) Drzal, Lawrence T...... 950 (E9, Tue) Eltayeb, Hussameldin...... 140 (B1, Mon) Faustini, Marco...... 743 (E2, Tue) Du, Chun...... 586 (B9, Mon) Elwasif, Wael...... 412 (B4, Tue) Favia, Paola...... 746 (E2, Tue) Du, Rong-Gui...... 666 (D1, Wed) Ender, Moses...... 114 (B1, Mon), 407 (B4, Tue) Favre, Luc...... 743 (E2, Tue) Dubau, Laetitia...... 1353 (I3, Tue) Endo, Tatsuro...... 717 (E1, Tue) Fayette, Matthew...... 962 (F1, Tue) Dudek, Lisa...... 171 (B1, Tue) Endo, Yoichi...... 236 (B1, Wed), 238 (B1, Wed) Faynot, Olivier...... 866 (E5, Tue) Dufour, Christian...... 792 (E3, Tue) Eneman, Geert...... 746 (E2, Tue) Feckl, Johann...... 509 (B7, Tue) Duhamel, Jean...... 1264 (H8, Tue) Engels, Stephan...... 753 (E2, Tue) Fedkin, Mark...... 464 (B5, Wed) Duhin, Alla...... 103 (A2, Tue) Enomoto, Masato...... 916 (E7, Wed) Fehse, Marcus...... 394 (B4, Mon) Duncan, Hugues...... 323 (B2, Wed) Eom, Chuhyon...... 276 (B1, Wed) Felici, Roberto...... 185 (B1, Tue) Dunham, Mark...... 245 (B1, Wed) Eom, Seong Yong...... 221 (B1, Wed) Feliu, Juan...... 1334 (I3, Mon) Dunn, Bruce...... 496 (B7, Mon) Epp, Viktor...... 302 (B1, Thu) Feng, Cong...... 824 (E4, Tue) Dunsch, Lothar...... 1076 (H2, Thu) Epshteyn, Albert...... 1380 (I4, Mon) Feng, Fangxia...... 1198 (H6, Mon) Dunst, Andreas...... 302 (B1, Thu) Epting, William...... 124 (B1, Mon) Feng, Hongbin...... 427 (B4, Tue) Duong, Dinh Loc...... 1174 (H5, Tue) Epur, Rigved...... 226 (B1, Wed), 516 (B7, Tue) Feng, Lai...... 1060 (H2, Wed) Dupré, Nicolas...... 201 (B1, Wed) Erikson, Heiki...... 358 (B3, Tue) Feng, Xuning...... 257 (B1, Wed) Duque, Juan...... 687 (D1, Thu), Eriksson, Jens...... 735 (E2, Mon) Fenton, Kyle...... 131 (B1, Mon) ...... 1145 (H4, Wed), 1146 (H4, Wed), Eroglu, Damla...... 963 (F1, Tue) Fereira, Elisabete...... 972 (F1, Tue) ...... 1148 (H4, Wed), 1149 (H4, Wed) Ertas, Merve...... 538 (B7, Wed) Fereiro, Jerry...... 1400 (I4, Tue) Duran Retamal, Jose Ramon...... 927 (E9, Tue) Ervin, Matthew...... 576 (B8, Tue) Fergus, Jeffrey...... 695 (D2, Mon), 1480 (J2, Tue) Durazzo, Michelangelo...... 1002 (F2, Wed) Esat, Burak...... 818 (E4, Tue) Ferguson, Andrew...... 1171 (H4, Thu) Durstock, Michael...... 524 (B7, Tue), Esipova, Tatiana...... 1268 (H8, Tue) Fernandes, Jessica...... 943 (E9, Tue), 1510 (J3, Tue) ...... 538 (B7, Wed) Eskusson, Jaanus...... 1373 (I3, Thu) Fernandez, Cristina...... 895 (E6, Tue) Dutartre, Didier...... 851 (E5, Mon) Espinal, Anais...... 416 (B4, Tue) Fernandez-Escudero, Jose Antonio...... Dutcher, John R...... 1396 (I4, Tue) Esteves-Villanueva, José...... 50 (A1, Tue), ...... 1258 (H8, Tue) Dutta, Abhijit...... 463 (B5, Wed) ...... 1472 (J2, Tue) Ferré-Borrull, Josep...... 835 (E4, Wed) Dutta, Debosruti...... 1114 (H4, Mon) Estrada, Magali...... 826 (E4, Tue), Ferreira, Mario...... 990 (F2, Wed) Dyakonov, Vladimir...... 841 (E4, Wed), ...... 830 (E4, Tue), 898 (E6, Tue) Ferreira, Paulo...... 232 (B1, Wed) ...... 1065 (H2, Thu), 1158 (H4, Wed), Estrade, Sonia...... 791 (E3, Tue) Ferrer, Miriam...... 1182 (H5, Tue), 1189 (H5, Tue) ...... 1164 (H4, Wed) Estridge, Vanora...... 1123 (H4, Tue) Fey, George Ting-Kuo...... 265 (B1, Wed) Dyatkin, Boris...... 1183 (H5, Tue) Etcheberry, Arnaud...... 909 (E7, Wed), Feyzizarnagh, Hamid...... 73 (A1, Tue), Döblinger, Markus...... 509 (B7, Tue) ...... 912 (E7, Wed), 914 (E7, Wed), ...... 1456 (J2, Mon) ...... 918 (E7, Wed) , 995 (F2, Wed) Fiala, Roman...... 185 (B1, Tue) Etiemble, Aurelien...... 113 (B1, Mon) E Fiechter, Sebastian...... 591 (B9, Mon) Etorki, Abdunnaser...... 1501 (J3, Tue) Figueiredo, Natalia...... 846 (E4, Wed) Eaker, Collin...... 1496 (J3, Mon) Eustache, Etienne...... 542 (B8, Mon) Filippone, Salvatore...... 1075 (H2, Thu) Eastcott, Jennie...... 1010 (G1, Tue) Evangelista, Tereza...... 1374 (I3, Thu) Filoramo, Arianna...... 1127 (H4, Tue), Easton, E. Bradley...... 451 (B5, Tue), Evseev, Anatoly...... 1391 (I4, Mon), 1394 (I4, Mon) ...... 1160 (H4, Wed) ...... 1010 (G1, Tue), 1011 (G1, Tue), Eyben, P...... 861 (E5, Tue) Findlay, Melvin...... 1448 (J1, Tue) ...... 1023 (G1, Tue), 1366 (I3, Wed), Finkelstein, David...... 361 (B3, Wed) ...... 1378 (I3, Thu), 1423 (I5, Tue), Finnie, Paul...... 1112 (H4, Mon) ...... 1507 (J3, Tue) Fiore, Catherine...... 1123 (H4, Tue) Ebbesen, Sune...... 470 (B5, Wed) Firsich, David...... 514 (B7, Tue) Ebner, Martin...... 409 (B4, Tue) Fischer, Florent...... 394 (B4, Mon) Ebrahimi, Fereshteh...... 969 (F1, Tue) Flandre, D...... 887 (E6, Tue), 899 (E6, Tue) Echegoyen, Luis...... 1063 (H2, Wed), Flores, Jasmine...... 173 (B1, Tue), 256 (B1, Wed) ...... 1085 (H3, Tue), 1097 (H3, Wed) Flygare, Josh...... 420 (B4, Tue)

136 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Fobelets, Kristel...... 255 (B1, Wed), 279 (B1, Wed) Gan, Lin...... 157 (B1, Tue) Gineys, Mickael...... 1452 (J1, Tue) Foertig, Alexander...... 841 (E4, Wed) Ganesan, Selvarani...... 360 (B3, Tue) Giordani, Vincent...... 300 (B1, Thu), 327 (B2, Wed) Fok, Eddie C. W...... 210 (B1, Wed) Gangloff, Sophie...... 101 (A2, Tue) Gittleson, Forrest...... 504 (B7, Mon), 536 (B7, Wed) Foley, Matthew...... 1387 (I4, Mon) Gao, Han...... 1424 (I5, Tue) Gizzatov, Ayrat...... 1214 (H7, Thu) Fominykh, Ksenia...... 509 (B7, Tue) Gao, Huajian...... 406 (B4, Tue) Glass, Jeffrey...... 1451 (J1, Tue) Fontanesi, Claudio...... 1178 (H5, Tue) Gao, Tong...... 76 (A1, Tue) Glaudell, Anne...... 827 (E4, Tue) Foo, Ce Yao...... 567 (B8, Tue) Gao, Xin...... 142 (B1, Mon), Gloukhov, Pavel...... 667 (D1, Wed) Fortunato, Guilherme...... 1351 (I3, Tue) ...... 280 (B1, Wed), 281 (B1, Wed) Glueckert, Jan...... 1151 (H4, Wed) Fowler, Michael...... 528 (B7, Wed), Gao, Yuan...... 870 (E5, Tue) Glynn, Colm...... 905 (E7, Wed) ...... 614 (B9, Tue), 1264 (H8, Tue) Garaeva, Guzel...... 1391 (I4, Mon) Gobbo, Pierangelo...... 718 (E1, Tue) Francis, Michael...... 608 (B9, Tue), 651 (D1, Wed) Garcia, Alejandro...... 1310 (H9, Thu) Godin, Mark...... 708 (D2, Tue) Frank, Curtis...... 1420 (I5, Tue) Garcia, Amanda...... 1365 (I3, Wed) Godínez-Salomón, Fernando...... 44 (A1, Tue) Frank, Martin...... 849 (E5, Mon) García, R. Edwin...... 409 (B4, Tue), 503 (B7, Mon) Godwin, Ian...... 369 (B3, Wed) Franzò, Giorgia...... 790 (E3, Tue) Garcia-Moreno, Eugeni...... 830 (E4, Tue) Goetz, Katelyn...... 812 (E4, Mon) Frappier, Renaud...... 542 (B8, Mon) GarcÍa-Salaberri, Pablo...... 234 (B1, Wed) Gogoll, Adolf...... 240 (B1, Wed) Fraschke, Mirko...... 874 (E5, Tue) Garich, Holly...... 984 (F2, Wed) Gogotsi, Pavel...... 171 (B1, Tue) Freeman, Amihay...... 1464 (J2, Mon) Garlow, Joseph...... 1212 (H6, Wed) Gogotsi, Yury...... 1183 (H5, Tue) Freiberg, Mira...... 494 (B6, Tue) Garofano, Jacquelynn...... 416 (B4, Tue) Göl, Gültekin...... 132 (B1, Mon) Freire-Gormaly, Marina...... 1384 (I4, Mon) Garrick, Taylor...... 56 (A1, Tue) Goldin, Mark...... 1390 (I4, Mon), Freitas, Renato...... 1350 (I3, Tue) Garrido, Blas...... 791 (E3, Tue) ...... 1391 (I4, Mon), 1394 (I4, Mon) Freunberger, Stefan...... 302 (B1, Thu) Garsuch, Arnd...... 526 (B7, Wed) Goldin, Mikhail...... 1390 (I4, Mon), Freund, Michael...... 593 (B9, Tue) Garzon, Fernando...... 1445 (J1, Tue) ...... 1391 (I4, Mon), 1394 (I4, Mon) Fricoteaux, Patrick...... 101 (A2, Tue), 979 (F1, Tue) Gascon, Jose...... 1113 (H4, Mon) Goli, Pradyumna...... 751 (E2, Tue) Friedl, Jochen...... 533 (B7, Wed) Gasiorowski, Jacek...... 810 (E4, Mon) Golub, Tatiana...... 620 (C1, Wed) Frites, Mourad...... 609 (B9, Tue) Gaskill, D. K...... 739 (E2, Mon) Gomes, Henrique...... 721 (E1, Tue), 831 (E4, Tue) Fritsch, Ingrid...... 22 (A1, Tue), 67 (A1, Tue) Gasteiger, Hubert...... 526 (B7, Wed) Gomez, Jamie...... 506 (B7, Mon) Fry, Albert...... 625 (C1, Wed) Gattu, Bharat...... 226 (B1, Wed) Gomez Ribelles, J...... 307 (B2, Wed) Fu, Wujun...... 1091 (H3, Wed) Gaufrès, Étienne...... 1139 (H4, Tue), Gómez-Escalonilla, Maria Jose...... 1078 (H2, Thu) Fu, Xianzhu...... 437 (B5, Tue) ...... 1162 (H4, Wed) Gómez-Salazar, Sergio...... 1032 (G3, Wed) Fu, Yeqing...... 463 (B5, Wed) Gauquelin, Nicolas...... 1292 (H9, Wed) Goncalves, Anne-Marie...... 909 (E7, Wed), Fu, Zhen...... 1251 (H8, Tue) Gauthier, Michel...... 400 (B4, Mon), ...... 918 (E7, Wed) Fu-shi, Zhang...... 632 (C1, Wed) ...... 501 (B7, Mon) Gonçalves Fenga, Paula...... 942 (E9, Tue) Fuchigami, Toshio...... 615 (C1, Wed), Gauthier, Nicolas...... 1410 (I4, Tue) Goncharova, Lyudmila...... 743 (E2, Tue) ...... 621 (C1, Wed) Gauvin, Raynald...... 212 (B1, Wed) Goñi, Aintzane...... 167 (B1, Tue) Fugardi, Steve...... 860 (E5, Tue) Gavish, Nir...... 1313 (I2, Wed) González, Felipe...... 636 (C1, Thu) Fujigaya, Tsuyohiko...... 308 (B2, Wed), Gayot, Charles...... 301 (B1, Thu) González, Ignacio...... 908 (E7, Wed) ...... 1117 (H4, Mon), 1194 (H6, Mon) Ge, D. H...... 457 (B5, Tue) Gonzalez, Sebastian...... 635 (C1, Thu) Fujii, Minoru...... 794 (E3, Tue) Ge, Daohan...... 10 (A1, Tue) Goodwin, John...... 1252 (H8, Tue) Fujii, Shunjiro...... 1103 (H4, Mon) Geaney, Hugh...... 905 (E7, Wed) Gopukumar, Sukumaran...... 139 (B1, Mon) Fujiki, Satoshi...... 315 (B2, Wed), 330 (B2, Wed) Gébel, Gerard...... 196 (B1, Wed), 301 (B1, Thu) Goran, Jacob...... 1478 (J2, Tue) Fujimoto, Shinji...... 713 (D2, Tue) Gebregziabiher, Daniel...... 913 (E7, Wed) Gorantla, Sandeep...... 1292 (H9, Wed) Fujine, Sachio...... 705 (D2, Mon) Gelling, Victoria...... 815 (E4, Mon) Gorton, Lo...... 944 (E9, Tue), 1358 (I3, Wed) Fujita, Etsuko...... 595 (B9, Tue) Gelloz, Bernard...... 796 (E3, Tue), 798 (E3, Tue) Gostick, Jeff...... 419 (B4, Tue), 465 (B5, Wed) Fukuda, Kenji...... 977 (F1, Tue) Gelman, Danny...... 681 (D1, Wed) Goto, Keisuke...... 448 (B5, Tue) Fukui, Ken-ichi...... 1291 (H9, Wed) Gencarelli, Federica...... 749 (E2, Tue) Gotts, Hugh...... 776 (E2, Wed) Fukumuro, Naoki...... 916 (E7, Wed), 977 (F1, Tue) Geng, Dongsheng...... 299 (B1, Thu), Goubault, Lionel...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Fukunaka, Yasuhiro...... 1027 (G3, Wed), ...... 501 (B7, Mon), 515 (B7, Tue), Gougis, Maxime...... 99 (A2, Tue) ...... 1029 (G3, Wed), 1031 (G3, Wed) ...... 523 (B7, Tue) Gourbilleau, Fabrice...... 792 (E3, Tue) Fukushima, Takafumi...... 873 (E5, Tue) Geng, Zongyu...... 29 (A1, Tue) Goward, Gillian...... 55 (A1, Tue), 245 (B1, Wed), Fukuzumi, Shunichi...... 611 (B9, Tue), Gennero de Chialvo, Maria...... 1369 (I3, Thu) ...... 273 (B1, Wed), 341 (B2, Thu), ...... 1058 (H2, Wed), 1066 (H2, Thu), Gentile, Pascal...... 563 (B8, Tue), 902 (E7, Wed) ...... 344 (B2, Thu), 441 (B5, Tue) ...... 1234 (H8, Mon), 1263 (H8, Tue), George, Chandramohan...... 499 (B7, Mon), Graeff, Carlos...... 846 (E4, Wed) ...... 1269 (H8, Tue) ...... 505 (B7, Mon) Graetz, Jason...... 170 (B1, Tue), Fung, Alan...... 413 (B4, Tue) George, Kyle...... 592 (B9, Tue) ...... 202 (B1, Wed), 397 (B4, Mon) Fürstenhaupt, Tobias...... 1198 (H6, Mon) George, Robert...... 809 (E4, Mon) Graf, Klaus...... 274 (B1, Wed) Furube, Akihiro...... 1279 (H9, Wed) Georges, Cécile...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Grafov, Boris...... 1394 (I4, Mon) Furukawa, Melissa...... 786 (E3, Mon) Georgescu, Ramona...... 1495 (J3, Mon) Grampp, Guenter...... 1393 (I4, Mon) Furukawa, Shinya...... 1483 (J2, Tue) Gerhardt, Michael...... 493 (B6, Tue) Granozzi, Gaetano...... 1370 (I3, Thu) Furuya, Yoshihisa...... 160 (B1, Tue) Gewirth, Andrew...... 1309 (H9, Thu) Gray, Harry...... 304 (B1, Thu) Fushi, Zhang...... 638 (C1, Thu) Geyer, Maximilian...... 747 (E2, Tue) Gray, McMahan...... 609 (B9, Tue) Futaba, Don...... 1121 (H4, Mon), 1142 (H4, Tue) Ghadimkhani, Ghazaleh...... 1332 (I3, Mon) Gray, William...... 800 (E3, Tue) Ghanty, Chandan...... 144 (B1, Tue) Graydon, John...... 562 (B8, Tue) G Ghibaudo, Gérard...... 859 (E5, Tue), 866 (E5, Tue) Grebel, H...... 1177 (H5, Tue), 1204 (H6, Mon) Ghods, Farbod...... 799 (E3, Tue) Grebel, J...... 1204 (H6, Mon) Gómez de la Fuente, Jose Luis...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Gholamkhass, Bobak...... 842 (E4, Wed) Grechko, Maksim...... 1172 (H4, Thu) G. Zaragoza-Galán, Gerardo...... 1264 (H8, Tue) Ghosh, Prakash...... 367 (B3, Wed) Greeley, Jeffrey...... 356 (B3, Tue), 386 (B4, Mon) Gabrielli, Claude...... 410 (B4, Tue), 1047 (G4, Tue) Ghosh, Saunab...... 1153 (H4, Wed), Green, Katy...... 1410 (I4, Tue) Gagnon, Catherine...... 402 (B4, Mon) ...... 1159 (H4, Wed), 1220 (H7, Thu) Green, Mark...... 806 (E3, Wed) Gagnon, Philippe...... 1134 (H4, Tue) Giacomini, R...... 899 (E6, Tue) Greenbaum, Steve...... 133 (B1, Mon) Gaiselmann, Gerd...... 295 (B1, Thu) Gibb, Thomas...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Greene, Andrew...... 767 (E2, Wed) Gajewska, Agnieszka...... 312 (B2, Wed) Giebink, Noel...... 844 (E4, Wed) Greenwood, Paul...... 736 (E2, Mon) Galatage, Rohit...... 768 (E2, Wed) Gil Tolano, María...... 64 (A1, Tue) Greer, James...... 750 (E2, Tue) Galiano, Hervé...... 320 (B2, Wed) Gilbert, M...... 861 (E5, Tue) Gregorkiewicz, Tom...... 788 (E3, Tue) Galli, Matteo...... 790 (E3, Tue) Gileadi, Eliezer...... 103 (A2, Tue), Grelaud, Guillaume...... 1410 (I4, Tue) Gallo, Emma...... 1271 (H8, Tue) ...... 650 (D1, Wed), 1385 (I4, Mon) Grey, Clare...... 344 (B2, Thu) Gamiz, Francisco...... 895 (E6, Tue) Gimenez, S...... 891 (E6, Tue)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 137 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Griffin, Bruce...... 971 (F1, Tue) Han, Alex...... 157 (B1, Tue) Henson, William...... 860 (E5, Tue) Grochala, Wojciech...... 1416 (I4, Wed) Han, Hyungkyu...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) Heo, Jinseong...... 741 (E2, Mon) Gromovoy, Taras Yu...... 1125 (H4, Tue) Han, Min-Koo...... 952 (E9, Tue), 955 (E9, Tue), Herranz, Juan...... 526 (B7, Wed) Grossman, Jeffrey...... 1166 (H4, Wed) ...... 956 (E9, Tue), 957 (E9, Tue) Herrero, Enrique...... 1345 (I3, Tue) Grosso, David...... 743 (E2, Tue) Han, Oc Hee...... 1348 (I3, Tue) Herring, Andrew...... 374 (B3, Wed), Groves, John...... 1250 (H8, Tue) Han, Pengfei...... 310 (B2, Wed) ...... 375 (B3, Wed), 376 (B3, Wed) Grozovski, Vitali...... 1040 (G3, Wed), Han, Shu-jen...... 1133 (H4, Tue) Hersam, Mark...... 754 (E2, Tue), 1140 (H4, Tue) ...... 1386 (I4, Mon), 1412 (I4, Tue) Han, Taehee...... 254 (B1, Wed), 1013 (G1, Tue) Hertel, Tobias...... 1157 (H4, Wed), Grubac, Zoran...... 980 (F1, Tue) Han, Taeyoung...... 247 (B1, Wed) ...... 1158 (H4, Wed), 1164 (H4, Wed) Grützke, Martin...... 399 (B4, Mon) Han, Wei-Qiang...... 521 (B7, Tue) Hervier, Antoine...... 912 (E7, Wed) Gryko, Daniel...... 1239 (H8, Mon) Han, Yoon Sung...... 976 (F1, Tue) Hesabi, Zohreh...... 764 (E2, Wed) Grzejszczyk, Katarzyna...... 597 (B9, Tue) Hancock, Cathryn...... 354 (B3, Tue) Hesari, Mahdi...... 1405 (I4, Tue) Gu, Chen Jie...... 870 (E5, Tue) Handayani, Murni...... 1229 (H8, Mon) Heske, Clemens...... 592 (B9, Tue) Gu, Chenjie...... 869 (E5, Tue) Hanks, Douglas...... 592 (B9, Tue) Hess, Dennis...... 2 (A1, Tue) Guarr, Thomas...... 572 (B8, Tue), 634 (C1, Wed) Hanrahan, R...... 26 (A1, Tue), 660 (D1, Wed) Hettige, Chaminda...... 1327 (I2, Thu) Guay, Daniel...... 361 (B3, Wed) Haque, Inam...... 643 (C1, Thu) Heyns, Marc...... 732 (E2, Mon), Guerfi, Abdelbast...... 212 (B1, Wed), Hara, Shoji...... 619 (C1, Wed) ...... 749 (E2, Tue), 1209 (H6, Mon) ...... 402 (B4, Mon) Harb, John...... 134 (B1, Mon) Hibbs, Michael...... 376 (B3, Wed) Guery, Claude...... 991 (F2, Wed) Hardin, William...... 385 (B3, Wed) Hickner, Michael..... 487 (B6, Tue), 490 (B6, Tue) Guétaz, Laure...... 1353 (I3, Tue) Haregewoin, Atetegeb Meazah...... 339 (B2, Thu) Hida, Akira...... 1152 (H4, Wed) Gugoasa, Livia...... 1466 (J2, Mon) Hariri, Maryam...... 43 (A1, Tue) Hiezl, Zoltan...... 700 (D2, Mon) Gui, Feng...... 671 (D1, Wed), 686 (D1, Thu) Härk, Eneli...... 1352 (I3, Tue), 1373 (I3, Thu) Higgins, Drew...... 528 (B7, Wed), 1017 (G1, Tue) Guilleme, Julia...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Harrington, David...... 1050 (G4, Tue), Hight Walker, Angela...... 1105 (H4, Mon) Guillerez, Stéphane...... 933 (E9, Tue) ...... 1363 (I3, Wed), 1417 (I4, Wed) Hightower, Adrian...... 276 (B1, Wed), Guillet, Nicolas...... 301 (B1, Thu), 467 (B5, Wed) Harris, Charles...... 511 (B7, Tue) ...... 531 (B7, Wed) Gul, O...... 1137 (H4, Tue), 1207 (H6, Mon) Harris, Kristopher...... 245 (B1, Wed), Higuchi, Tsunehiko...... 1253 (H8, Tue) Guldi, D. M...... 1057 (H2, Wed), ...... 273 (B1, Wed) Hihara, Takehiko...... 1027 (G3, Wed), ...... 1192 (H6, Mon), 1260 (H8, Tue) Harris, Stephen...... 146 (B1, Tue), ...... 1031 (G3, Wed) Gulppi, Miguel...... 659 (D1, Wed) ...... 188 (B1, Wed), 411 (B4, Tue) Hikavyy, Andriy...... 746 (E2, Tue) Gunasekera, Bhagya...... 59 (A1, Tue) Hartmann, Philip...... 682 (D1, Wed) Hilger, André...... 123 (B1, Mon), 274 (B1, Wed) Gunda, Naga Siva...... 1473 (J2, Tue), Hartwig, Sven...... 989 (F2, Wed) Hill, Jonathan...... 1246 (H8, Mon) ...... 1475 (J2, Tue) Harutyunyan, Avetik...... 1104 (H4, Mon), Hill, MaryAnn...... 687 (D1, Thu) Gundlach, David...... 823 (E4, Tue), 845 (E4, Wed) ...... 1136 (H4, Tue) Hill, Michael...... 637 (C1, Thu) Guo, Chaozhong...... 352 (B3, Tue) Harvey, David...... 159 (B1, Tue) Hillman, Donna...... 354 (B3, Tue) Guo, Chenfeng...... 28 (A1, Tue), 37 (A1, Tue) Harzer, Gregor...... 526 (B7, Wed) Hinebaugh, James...... 125 (B1, Mon), Guo, Shirui...... 549 (B8, Mon), 903 (E7, Wed) Hasan, Maksudul...... 1471 (J2, Tue) ...... 419 (B4, Tue) Gupta, Niraj...... 73 (A1, Tue) Hasegawa, Aya...... 916 (E7, Wed) Hinkle, Christopher...... 768 (E2, Wed) Gupta, Sanjay...... 1459 (J2, Mon) Hasegawa, Kei...... 1211 (H6, Wed) Hipps, K. W...... 1259 (H8, Tue) Gupta, Somya...... 749 (E2, Tue) Hasegawa, Takashi...... 1001 (F2, Wed) Hirahara, Kazuhiro...... 16 (A1, Tue) Guschin, Dmitrii...... 1358 (I3, Wed) Hashida, Mitsuru...... 1223 (H7, Thu) Hirai, Muneyuki...... 929 (E9, Tue) Gutowski, Olof...... 25 (A1, Tue), 187 (B1, Wed) Hasobe, Taku...... 1242 (H8, Mon) Hiramitsu, Yusuke...... 164 (B1, Tue) Guyomard, Dominique...... 201 (B1, Wed) Hassan, Fathy...... 554 (B8, Mon) Hirano, Atsushi...... 1103 (H4, Mon) Guzman, Maribel...... 101 (A2, Tue) Hassel, Achim...... 810 (E4, Mon) Hirosawa, Ichiro...... 853 (E5, Mon) Gwilliam, Russell...... 789 (E3, Tue) Hata, Kenji...... 726 (E1, Tue), Hirose, Fumihiko...... 16 (A1, Tue), 27 (A1, Tue) Gyenge, Elöd...... 365 (B3, Wed), 383 (B3, Wed) ...... 1121 (H4, Mon), 1142 (H4, Tue) Hirota, Y...... 853 (E5, Mon) Hatakeyama, Nozomu...... 1326 (I2, Thu) Hiszpanski, Anna...... 813 (E4, Mon) H Hatayama, Ryo...... 223 (B1, Wed) Hitchcock, Adam...... 176 (B1, Tue), Hatem, Chris...... 857 (E5, Mon) ...... 251 (B1, Wed), 996 (F2, Wed) Ha, Jinsu...... 120 (B1, Mon) Hau, Ben...... 717 (E1, Tue) Hiura, Kentaro...... 1483 (J2, Tue) Ha, Min-Woo...... 952 (E9, Tue), Haubold, Lars...... 1399 (I4, Tue) Hjalmarrson, Per...... 470 (B5, Wed) ...... 955 (E9, Tue), 956 (E9, Tue) Hauch, Anne...... 470 (B5, Wed) Hlavata, Lenka...... 1458 (J2, Mon) Ha, Seong-Min...... 423 (B4, Tue) Hauge, Robert...... 1150 (H4, Wed) Ho, Cherng-Rong...... 837 (E4, Wed) Ha, Taejun...... 814 (E4, Mon) Haverhals, Luke...... 1387 (I4, Mon) Ho, Danny...... 264 (B1, Wed) Haag, Jacob...... 524 (B7, Tue) Haverkamp, Richard...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Ho, Thuong...... 410 (B4, Tue) Haas, David...... 514 (B7, Tue) Hawk, Jeffrey...... 671 (D1, Wed), 686 (D1, Thu) Hoag, Cheyne P...... 566 (B8, Tue) Haataja, Mikko...... 225 (B1, Wed) Hayashi, Akari...... 1020 (G1, Tue) Hoch, Constantin...... 274 (B1, Wed) Habibzadeh, Sajjad...... 644 (C1, Thu) Hayashi, Kenjiro...... 731 (E2, Mon) Höcker, Christian...... 277 (B1, Wed) Habrioux, Aurelien...... 1360 (I3, Wed) Hayashi, Takashi...... 1243 (H8, Mon) Hoegele, Alexander...... 1151 (H4, Wed) Haddon, Robert...... 1122 (H4, Tue) He, Jr-Hau...... 837 (E4, Wed), 927 (E9, Tue), Hoff, Andrew...... 582 (B8, Tue) Hadji, Emmanuel...... 563 (B8, Tue), 902 (E7, Wed) ...... 932 (E9, Tue), 959 (E9, Tue) Hoffmann, Michael R...... 450 (B5, Tue) Haftbaradaran, Hamed...... 406 (B4, Tue) He, Xiangming...... 257 (B1, Wed) Hoffmannova, Hana...... 1341 (I3, Tue) Hagfeldt, Anders...... 597 (B9, Tue) He, Xiaowei...... 1150 (H4, Wed) Hofmann, Matthias...... 1151 (H4, Wed) Hahn, Benjamin...... 171 (B1, Tue) He, Yonggen...... 917 (E7, Wed) Høgh, Jens...... 470 (B5, Wed) Haino, Takeharu...... 1069 (H2, Thu), He, Youfeng...... 917 (E7, Wed) Hojo, Nobuhiko..... 165 (B1, Tue), 616 (C1, Wed) ...... 1236 (H8, Mon) Hecht, Stefan...... 1059 (H2, Wed) Hollander, Matthew...... 740 (E2, Mon) Hakim, Jehanzeb...... 982 (F1, Tue) Heeney, Martin...... 808 (E4, Mon) Holmes, Justin...... 905 (E7, Wed), 920 (E9, Tue) Halajko, Anna...... 205 (B1, Wed) Hefti, Ryan...... 921 (E9, Tue) Holt, Chris...... 513 (B7, Tue) Halalay, Ion...... 145 (B1, Tue) Heimfarth, Tobias...... 943 (E9, Tue) Holtz, Mark...... 1428 (I5, Tue) Halevi, Barr...... 1344 (I3, Tue) Heinrich, Wolfgang...... 874 (E5, Tue) Homma, Takayuki...... 1029 (G3, Wed) Hall, Tim...... 999 (F2, Wed) Heitmann, Johannes...... 747 (E2, Tue) Honda, Masahito...... 1421 (I5, Tue) Hall, Timothy...... 971 (F1, Tue) Helander, Michael...... 838 (E4, Wed) Hong, Chan-Hwa...... 36 (A1, Tue) Halsall, Matthew...... 789 (E3, Tue), 793 (E3, Tue) Heller, Daniel...... 1225 (H7, Thu) Hong, Gongyi...... 596 (B9, Tue) Ham, Hyung Chul...... 439 (B5, Tue) Henderson, Wesley...... 1387 (I4, Mon) Hong, Jin Pyo...... 817 (E4, Tue) Hamblin, Michael...... 1224 (H7, Thu) Hendrickson, Mary...... 141 (B1, Mon), Hong, Kwon...... 904 (E7, Wed) Hamers, Robert...... 209 (B1, Wed), 328 (B2, Wed) ...... 237 (B1, Wed) Hong, MunPyo...... 785 (E3, Mon) Hamrock, Steven...... 1435 (I6, Mon) Hendriksen, Peter Vang...... 470 (B5, Wed) Hong, Seong-Yoon...... 937 (E9, Tue)

138 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Hong, Seungki...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) Huang, Tao...... 195 (B1, Wed) Ingersoll, David...... 136 (B1, Mon) Hong, Suk-Gi...... 120 (B1, Mon) Huang, Wei-Ching...... 954 (E9, Tue) Iñiguez, Benjamín...... 826 (E4, Tue) Hong, Wan-Shick...... 38 (A1, Tue), Huang, Xinyu...... 292 (B1, Thu) Inman, Maria...... 971 (F1, Tue) ...... 259 (B1, Wed), 316 (B2, Wed) Huang, Yun-Hui...... 190 (B1, Wed) Ino, Daishi...... 883 (E6, Tue) Hong, Young-jin...... 250 (B1, Wed) Huang, Yunxia...... 1143 (H4, Tue) Ino, Kosuke...... 1463 (J2, Mon) Hoogland, Sjoerd...... 757 (E2, Wed), 786 (E3, Mon) Huang, Zhen...... 158 (B1, Tue) Inokawa, Hiroshi...... 900 (E6, Tue) Hoolt, Uwe...... 132 (B1, Mon) Hudak, Nicholas...... 136 (B1, Mon) Inokuma, Kiyoshi...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Hopkins, Brandon...... 277 (B1, Wed) Hudaya, Chairul...... 186 (B1, Wed), 801 (E3, Tue) Inose, Tomoko...... 1229 (H8, Mon) Hoque, Md...... 1017 (G1, Tue) Huerta, Lazaro...... 1021 (G1, Tue) Inoue, Ayaka...... 1115 (H4, Mon) Hori, Michio...... 164 (B1, Tue), 610 (B9, Tue) Huet, François...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Inoue, Taiki...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Horiguchi, Naoto...... 746 (E2, Tue) Hulko, Oksana...... 789 (E3, Tue) Irie, Hiroshi...... 1288 (H9, Wed) Horikawa, Shin...... 1450 (J1, Tue) Hull, Caleb...... 370 (B3, Wed) Irle, Stephan...... 1101 (H3, Wed), 1132 (H4, Tue) Horng, Ray-Hua...... 762 (E2, Wed), Humbert, Michael...... 416 (B4, Tue) Irrera, Alessia...... 790 (E3, Tue) ...... 931 (E9, Tue), 935 (E9, Tue), Humphrey, Mark...... 1410 (I4, Tue) Isarain-Chávez, Eloy...... 1503 (J3, Tue) ...... 953 (E9, Tue), 1492 (J3, Mon) Hung, Vinci...... 1221 (H7, Thu) Ishibashi, Hiroki...... 223 (B1, Wed) Hörpel, Gerhard...... 132 (B1, Mon) Hung, Ya-Chi...... 77 (A1, Tue) Ishibashi, Koji...... 1152 (H4, Wed) Horstmann, Manfred...... 850 (E5, Mon) Hunter, Bryan...... 637 (C1, Thu) Ishibashi, Yoko...... 1029 (G3, Wed) Horton, Maurice...... 624 (C1, Wed) Hur, Jin-Young...... 976 (F1, Tue) Ishihara, Akimitsu...... 1007 (G1, Tue), Horwood, Corie...... 107 (A2, Tue) Hurley, Michael...... 662 (D1, Wed) ...... 1008 (G1, Tue) Hoshi, Yoshinao...... 32 (A1, Tue), Huskinson, Brian...... 493 (B6, Tue) Ishihara, Shinsuke...... 1246 (H8, Mon) ...... 33 (A1, Tue), 34 (A1, Tue), Hussain, Tajamal...... 1372 (I3, Thu) Ishikawa, Masashi...... 75 (A1, Tue), 214 (B1, Wed) ...... 1042 (G4, Tue), 1046 (G4, Tue), Hussein, Riyad...... 670 (D1, Wed) Ishikawa, Masato...... 748 (E2, Tue) ...... 1049 (G4, Tue), 1513 (J3, Tue) Hwang, Bing-Joe...... 339 (B2, Thu), Ishikawa, Yoshifusa...... 964 (F1, Tue) Hoshiba, Koji...... 315 (B2, Wed), 330 (B2, Wed) ...... 444 (B5, Tue), 445 (B5, Tue) Ishimori, Koichiro...... 1254 (H8, Tue) Hosoya, Ayaka...... 23 (A1, Tue) Hwang, Gi Suk...... 1441 (I6, Mon) Ishizaki, Hiroki...... 960 (E9, Tue) Hossain, Md. Shafayat...... 742 (E2, Mon), Hwang, Gisuk...... 465 (B5, Wed) Ishizu, Koutaro...... 1421 (I5, Tue) ...... 769 (E2, Wed) Hwang, Gyeong...... 387 (B4, Mon), Ishizuka, Tomoya...... 1269 (H8, Tue) Hosseinidoust, Zeinab...... 730 (E1, Tue) ...... 607 (B9, Tue), 1208 (H6, Mon) Islam, Mohammad...... 1108 (H4, Mon), Hossen, Md. Obaidul...... 769 (E2, Wed) Hwang, Hanna...... 771 (E2, Wed) ...... 1217 (H7, Thu) Hoster, Harry...... 305 (B1, Thu), 408 (B4, Tue) Hwang, Heeyeon...... 319 (B2, Wed) Ismail, Iqbal...... 1505 (J3, Tue) Houser, Jake...... 483 (B6, Tue) Hwang, Jenn-Yeu...... 267 (B1, Wed), Ismailov, Kairat...... 168 (B1, Tue) Houssa, Michel...... 755 (E2, Tue) ...... 578 (B8, Tue) Isoda, Seiji...... 1223 (H7, Thu) Hovington, Pierre...... 402 (B4, Mon) Hwang, Jonathan...... 504 (B7, Mon) Itagaki, Masayuki...... 32 (A1, Tue), Hsiao, Yu-Hsuan...... 932 (E9, Tue), 959 (E9, Tue) Hwang, Ryong...... 771 (E2, Wed) ...... 33 (A1, Tue), 34 (A1, Tue), Hsiao, Yu-Jen...... 80 (A1, Tue) Hwang, Yeon Sang...... 79 (A1, Tue) ...... 1042 (G4, Tue), 1046 (G4, Tue), Hsiao, Yu-Ping...... 871 (E5, Tue) Hwang, Yongsoon...... 73 (A1, Tue) ...... 1049 (G4, Tue), 1513 (J3, Tue) Hsieh, Chi-Feng...... 954 (E9, Tue) Hwu, Jenn-Gwo...... 1508 (J3, Tue) Ito, Seishiro...... 960 (E9, Tue) Hsieh, Wen-Feng...... 106 (A2, Tue) Ito, Seitaro...... 315 (B2, Wed), 330 (B2, Wed) Hsu, Che-Chi...... 871 (E5, Tue) I Ito, Takashi...... 1406 (I4, Tue) Hsu, Chen-Pin...... 922 (E9, Tue) Ito, Yasuhiro...... 1103 (H4, Mon) Hsu, Ching-Hsiang...... 843 (E4, Wed) Iacona, Fabio...... 790 (E3, Tue) Ito, Yusuke...... 32 (A1, Tue), 1049 (G4, Tue) Hsu, Hsiao-Hsuan...... 17 (A1, Tue) Iacoponi, John...... 849 (E5, Mon) Itocazu, Vitor...... 884 (E6, Tue) Hsu, Hsin-Cheng...... 442 (B5, Tue) Iakimov, Tihomir...... 735 (E2, Mon) Itoh, Takashi...... 338 (B2, Thu) Hsu, S. H...... 151 (B1, Tue), 548 (B8, Mon) Ibrayeva, Dinara...... 168 (B1, Tue) Itoh, Toshihiro...... 1421 (I5, Tue) Hsu, You-Ren...... 922 (E9, Tue) Ide, Masahiro...... 181 (B1, Tue) Ivaništšev, Vladislav...... 1386 (I4, Mon) Hsu, Yung-Jung...... 936 (E9, Tue) Idrissi, Hassane...... 113 (B1, Mon) Ivanov, Aleksandar...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Hsueh, Chang-Jung (Alan)...... 1462 (J2, Mon) Ieffa, Simona...... 994 (F2, Wed) Ivanova, Valentina..... 91 (A2, Tue), 933 (E9, Tue) Hsueh, Hsu-Hung...... 931 (E9, Tue) Iftikhar, Mariam...... 1137 (H4, Tue) Ivers-Tiffée, Ellen...... 114 (B1, Mon), Hu, Chi-Chang...... 1461 (J2, Mon) Ifuku, Ryota...... 765 (E2, Wed) ...... 407 (B4, Tue) Hu, Jianzhi...... 517 (B7, Tue) Iglesias, Immaculada...... 234 (B1, Wed) Ivey, Douglas...... 303 (B1, Thu), 346 (B2, Thu) Hu, Jiuning...... 752 (E2, Tue) Ignatova, Tetyana...... 1148 (H4, Wed) Iwai, H...... 859 (E5, Tue) Hu, Mengjia...... 67 (A1, Tue) Ikeda, Brian...... 706 (D2, Mon), 707 (D2, Mon) Iwata, Naoko...... 338 (B2, Thu) Hu, Michael...... 787 (E3, Mon) Ikeda, Katsuyoshi...... 1277 (H9, Wed) Izquierdo Barroso, Marta...... 1085 (H3, Tue) Hu, Xiaoyu...... 1499 (J3, Mon) Ikegami, Naokatsu...... 796 (E3, Tue) Hu, Yuhai...... 523 (B7, Tue) Illescas, Beatriz M...... 1059 (H2, Wed), J Huan, Tran...... 84 (A2, Mon) ...... 1070 (H2, Thu) Huang, Chiao-Ti...... 852 (E5, Mon) Illig, Jörg...... 114 (B1, Mon) Jablonski, Andrzej...... 1362 (I3, Wed) Huang, Chih-Cheng...... 922 (E9, Tue) Im, Byoungyong...... 1034 (G3, Wed) Jackson, Thomas...... 845 (E4, Wed) Huang, Chih-Mu...... 865 (E5, Tue) Im, Dongmin...... 392 (B4, Mon) Jacobson, Allan...... 204 (B1, Wed) Huang, Chiung-Hui...... 17 (A1, Tue) Im, Seongil...... 807 (E3, Wed), Jadhav, Harsharaj...... 261 (B1, Wed) Huang, Chiung-Yi...... 935 (E9, Tue) ...... 820 (E4, Tue), 938 (E9, Tue) Jadwisienczak, Wojciech...... 940 (E9, Tue) Huang, Hao...... 240 (B1, Wed) Imahori, Hiroshi...... 1055 (H2, Wed), Jagminienė, Aldona...... 382 (B3, Wed), Huang, Hsin-Chih...... 442 (B5, Tue), ...... 1223 (H7, Thu), 1244 (H8, Mon), ...... 455 (B5, Tue) ...... 460 (B5, Tue) ...... 1270 (H8, Tue), 1281 (H9, Wed) Jagwani, Akanksha...... 1036 (G3, Wed) Huang, Jiaxing...... 1181 (H5, Tue), Imamoto, Hiroshi...... 1421 (I5, Tue) Jain, Amrita...... 557 (B8, Mon), 559 (B8, Mon) ...... 1285 (H9, Wed) Imanaka, Nobuhito...... 23 (A1, Tue), Jain, Rajeev...... 48 (A1, Tue) Huang, Jin-Hua...... 19 (A1, Tue) , 151 (B1, Tue), ...... 222 (B1, Wed) Jain, Rishabh...... 182 (B1, Tue) ...... 461 (B5, Tue), 548 (B8, Mon), Imanishi, Akihito...... 1291 (H9, Wed) Jamal, Mamun...... 1471 (J2, Tue) ...... 1476 (J2, Tue) Imbeault, Régis...... 361 (B3, Wed) James, David...... 1354 (I3, Wed) Huang, Julia...... 251 (B1, Wed) Inada, Mami...... 1223 (H7, Thu) James, Robinson...... 763 (E2, Wed) Huang, Jun-Fu...... 774 (E2, Wed) Inagi, Shinsuke...... 615 (C1, Wed), 621 (C1, Wed) Janaky, Csaba...... 1332 (I3, Mon) Huang, Kai-Pin...... 265 (B1, Wed) Inatomi, Yu...... 616 (C1, Wed) Janarthanan, Rajeswari...... 376 (B3, Wed) Huang, Kuo-Yen...... 19 (A1, Tue) Inatomi, Yuu...... 165 (B1, Tue) Jang, Hyuk-Jae...... 823 (E4, Tue) Huang, Sean...... 264 (B1, Wed) Inberg, Alexandra...... 103 (A2, Tue), Jang, Jin Nyoung...... 785 (E3, Mon) Huang, Sheng-Yao...... 3 (A1, Tue), 77 (A1, Tue) ...... 1464 (J2, Mon) Jang, Kihun...... 546 (B8, Mon) Huang, Shih-Yung...... 958 (E9, Tue) Ince, Mine...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Jang Jian, Shiu-Ko...... 865 (E5, Tue)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 139 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Janik, Michael...... 1323 (I2, Thu) Jung, Doohwan...... 252 (B1, Wed) Karim, Karim...... 758 (E2, Wed) Jankowski, Piotr...... 312 (B2, Wed) Jung, Ho-Young...... 248 (B1, Wed) Karimi, Shahram...... 998 (F2, Wed) Jannaty, P...... 882 (E6, Mon) Jung, Hwan Gyo...... 70 (A1, Tue) Karlsson, Christoffer...... 240 (B1, Wed), Januszewska, Aneta...... 1339 (I3, Mon), Jung, Mi-Hee...... 1434 (I5, Tue) ...... 241 (B1, Wed) ...... 1381 (I4, Mon) Jung, Wooduck...... 771 (E2, Wed) Kasahara, Kazunori...... 1042 (G4, Tue) Jasinski, Jacek...... 588 (B9, Mon), 1310 (H9, Thu) Jung, Yongju...... 42 (A1, Tue) Kasai, Hideaki...... 1231 (H8, Mon) Javery, Kerry...... 624 (C1, Wed) Jurchescu, Oana...... 812 (E4, Mon), 823 (E4, Tue) Kasuk, Heili...... 1040 (G3, Wed) Jaworowski, Mark...... 971 (F1, Tue) Jurczak, M...... 885 (E6, Tue) Kataura, Hiromichi...... 1103 (H4, Mon) Jayaraman, Ambalavanan...... 471 (B5, Wed) Jurczakowski, Rafal...... 1339 (I3, Mon), Katayama, Asahi...... 619 (C1, Wed) Jayasankar, Barathram...... 159 (B1, Tue) ...... 1381 (I4, Mon), 1411 (I4, Tue), Katayama, Noboru...... 179 (B1, Tue) Jebaraj, Adriel...... 1397 (I4, Tue) ...... 1416 (I4, Wed) Katic, Jozefina...... 981 (F1, Tue) Jeddi, Kazem...... 314 (B2, Wed) Katiyar, Ram S...... 872 (E5, Tue) Jeng, Chih-Cherng...... 865 (E5, Tue) K Kato, Chiaki...... 705 (D2, Mon) Jennings, G...... 729 (E1, Tue) Kato, Takanori...... 228 (B1, Wed) Jeon, Hongrae...... 35 (A1, Tue) Kadish, Karl...... 1251 (H8, Tue) Kato, Yuichi...... 1115 (H4, Mon) Jeon, Jae-Deok...... 227 (B1, Wed), 272 (B1, Wed) Kadowaki, Satoshi...... 1027 (G3, Wed) Katoh, Ryoji...... 1027 (G3, Wed) Jeon, Pyo Jin...... 807 (E3, Wed), 938 (E9, Tue) Kaewsuk, Jutamas...... 647 (D1, Wed), Katoh, Ryuzi...... 1279 (H9, Wed) Jeon, Yeryung...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) ...... 648 (D1, Wed) Katsumata, Ken-ichi...... 93 (A2, Tue) Jeong, Changui...... 191 (B1, Wed) Kagajwala, Burhanuddin...... 999 (F2, Wed) Katz, Evgeny...... 725 (E1, Tue) Jeong, Choonsik...... 771 (E2, Wed) Kaihatsu, Noriyuki...... 615 (C1, Wed) Kaur, Kamaljit...... 1475 (J2, Tue) Jeong, Dae-Yeong...... 647 (D1, Wed), Kakehi, Yoshiharu...... 223 (B1, Wed) Kavakli, Cüneyt...... 526 (B7, Wed) ...... 648 (D1, Wed) Kalimuldina, Gulnur...... 168 (B1, Tue) Kaveevivitchai, Watchareeya...... 204 (B1, Wed) Jeong, Hye Won...... 605 (B9, Tue) Kalinin, Sergei...... 147 (B1, Tue) Kawai, Yuya...... 82 (A1, Tue) Jeong, Hyunwoo...... 546 (B8, Mon) Kalisvaart, Peter...... 390 (B4, Mon) Kawakubo, Ken...... 900 (E6, Tue) Jeong, Jiseon...... 326 (B2, Wed), 336 (B2, Wed) Kalita, Michal...... 312 (B2, Wed) Kawashima, Yuki...... 1058 (H2, Wed), Jeong, Seong...... 42 (A1, Tue) Kallfaß, Christoph...... 274 (B1, Wed) ...... 1234 (H8, Mon) Jerkiewicz, Gregory...... 160 (B1, Tue), Kallick, Jeremy...... 637 (C1, Thu) Kaye, Steven...... 174 (B1, Tue) ...... 1335 (I3, Mon) Kallip, Silvar...... 1040 (G3, Wed) Kazachkin, Dmitry...... 1161 (H4, Wed) Jeu, Cody...... 1219 (H7, Thu) Kalra, Vibha...... 568 (B8, Tue) Kazemi, Sona...... 642 (C1, Thu) Jeyabharathi, Chinnaya...... 1379 (I4, Mon) Kalu, Egwu...... 506 (B7, Mon) KC, Santosh...... 403 (B4, Mon) Jha, Rashmi...... 803 (E3, Wed) Kalubarme, Ramchandra...... 260 (B1, Wed), Kelber, Jeffry...... 763 (E2, Wed) Jhu, Jhe-Ciou...... 612 (B9, Tue), 928 (E9, Tue) ...... 261 (B1, Wed) Kelly, Elizabeth...... 687 (D1, Thu) Ji, Chang...... 626 (C1, Wed) Kamat, Prashant...... 1082 (H2, Thu), Kelly, Joseph...... 150 (B1, Tue) Jia, Charles...... 573 (B8, Tue), 574 (B8, Tue) ...... 1286 (H9, Wed) Kelsall, Geoff...... 219 (B1, Wed) Jia, Qingying...... 156 (B1, Tue), 157 (B1, Tue) Kambham, Ajay...... 861 (E5, Tue) Kennedy, Tadhg...... 906 (E7, Wed) Jia, Zhe...... 332 (B2, Wed), 347 (B2, Thu) Kamel, Azhar...... 1126 (H4, Tue) Kenyon, Anthony...... 789 (E3, Tue), 802 (E3, Wed) Jian, Fu-Yen...... 612 (B9, Tue) Kameyama, Tatsuya...... 1278 (H9, Wed) Kepley, Christopher...... 1226 (H7, Thu) Jiang, Dechen...... 639 (C1, Thu) Kamins, Ted...... 745 (E2, Tue) Kerman, Kagan...... 640 (C1, Thu), Jiang, Gaopeng...... 128 (B1, Mon), 283 (B1, Wed) Kamppuri, Taina...... 1488 (J3, Mon) ...... 717 (E1, Tue), 1221 (H7, Thu) , Jiang, Junhua...... 1486 (J3, Mon) Kamundi, Martha...... 962 (F1, Tue) ...... 1469 (J2, Mon), 1489 (J3, Mon) Jiang, Jyh-Chiang...... 396 (B4, Mon) Kanakia, Shruti...... 1228 (H7, Thu) Kerr, John...... 78 (A1, Tue) Jiang, Meng...... 245 (B1, Wed) Kanemitsu, Yoshihiko...... 1169 (H4, Thu) Kerzenmacher, Sven...... 727 (E1, Tue) Jiang, Yi...... 463 (B5, Wed) Kang, Dong-Ho...... 36 (A1, Tue) Keshavarzi, Rasoul...... 758 (E2, Wed) Jiang, Yong...... 577 (B8, Tue) Kang, Ho-Kyu...... 911 (E7, Wed) Ketabi, Sanaz...... 1427 (I5, Tue) Jiang, Zenan...... 842 (E4, Wed) Kang, Hsiu-Yu...... 679 (D1, Wed) Ketkar, Supriya...... 582 (B8, Tue) Jiao, Feng...... 498 (B7, Mon) Kang, Hyeon-Gu...... 287 (B1, Wed) Keyes, Jeff...... 708 (D2, Tue) Jiao, J. W...... 457 (B5, Tue) Kang, Ik Su...... 426 (B4, Tue) Kgatwane, Kenneth...... 432 (B4, Tue) Jiao, Jiwei...... 10 (A1, Tue) Kang, Il Hyuk...... 423 (B4, Tue) Khakifirooz, Ali...... 876 (E6, Mon) Jiao, Mingzhi...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Kang, Jeon...... 1225 (H7, Thu) Khan, Gulzar...... 447 (B5, Tue) Jimenez Tajada, Juan...... 825 (E4, Tue), Kang, Jeung Ku...... 604 (B9, Tue) Khan, Mohammad...... 1496 (J3, Mon) ...... 881 (E6, Mon) Kang, Jong Hun...... 1299 (H9, Wed) Khan, Saeed Uz Zaman...... 742 (E2, Mon), Jin, Bo...... 948 (E9, Tue) Kang, Kisuk...... 529 (B7, Wed) ...... 769 (E2, Wed) Jin, Chang-Soo...... 189 (B1, Wed) Kang, Moon-Sung...... 275 (B1, Wed), Khan, Shahed...... 609 (B9, Tue) Jin, Yoshito...... 879 (E6, Mon) ...... 384 (B3, Wed) Khanfar, Mohammad...... 43 (A1, Tue) Johnson, Christopher...... 530 (B7, Wed) Kang, Narae...... 819 (E4, Tue), 1141 (H4, Tue) Khatkar, Satyender...... 12 (A1, Tue), Johnston, Keith...... 385 (B3, Wed) Kang, Sa-Geun...... 262 (B1, Wed) ...... 1413 (I4, Tue), 1470 (J2, Mon) Joiner, Corey...... 764 (E2, Wed) Kang, Sang Yeol...... 911 (E7, Wed) Khomenkova, Larysa...... 792 (E3, Tue) Joiret, Suzanne...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Kang, Sehun...... 904 (E7, Wed) Khondaker, Saiful...... 819 (E4, Tue), Jones, Deborah...... 1006 (G1, Tue), Kang, Sunho...... 191 (B1, Wed), 208 (B1, Wed) ...... 1141 (H4, Tue), 1176 (H5, Tue) ...... 1024 (G1, Tue), 1026 (G1, Tue), Kang, Un Seock...... 605 (B9, Tue) Khosru, Quazi D. M...... 769 (E2, Wed) ...... 1375 (I3, Thu), 1376 (I3, Thu), Kang, W. P...... 151 (B1, Tue), 548 (B8, Mon) Khoury, Tony...... 1251 (H8, Tue) ...... 1426 (I5, Tue) Kang, Weng...... 1476 (J2, Tue) Khripin, Constantine...... 1105 (H4, Mon), Jones, Jaylan...... 1313 (I2, Wed) Kang, Yen-Wen...... 922 (E9, Tue) ...... 1109 (H4, Mon) Jones, Jennifer...... 334 (B2, Wed) Kang, Yoon-Sok...... 319 (B2, Wed) Khubutiya, Mogely...... 1390 (I4, Mon) Jones, Keith...... 147 (B1, Tue) Kang, Yuhong...... 105 (A2, Tue), 108 (A2, Tue) Khue, Luu...... 336 (B2, Wed), 337 (B2, Wed) Jones, Kevin...... 857 (E5, Mon) Kanneganti, Kumud...... 292 (B1, Thu) Khunsin, Worawut...... 906 (E7, Wed) Jones, Kim...... 905 (E7, Wed) Kanno, Ryoji...... 201 (B1, Wed) Khurana, Sanchit...... 464 (B5, Wed) Jono, Ryota...... 1329 (I2, Thu) Kanomata, Kensaku...... 16 (A1, Tue), 27 (A1, Tue) Khvatov, Valery...... 1390 (I4, Mon) Joos, Jochen...... 407 (B4, Tue) Kao, Hsien-Ming...... 333 (B2, Wed) Kiebach, Ragnar...... 470 (B5, Wed) Joos, Martin...... 322 (B2, Wed) Kao, Yu-Cheng...... 762 (E2, Wed) Kikai, Kohei...... 236 (B1, Wed), 238 (B1, Wed) Joost, Urmas...... 1195 (H6, Mon) Kaplan, Justin...... 718 (E1, Tue) Kikuchi, Takanori...... 964 (F1, Tue) Joung, Daeha...... 1176 (H5, Tue) Karacolak, Tutku...... 95 (A2, Tue), 1494 (J3, Mon) Kim, Ae Rhan...... 41 (A1, Tue) Jow, T. Richard...... 325 (B2, Wed) Karan, Kunal...... 129 (B1, Mon), Kim, Baejung...... 63 (A1, Tue) Ju, Byeong-Kwon...... 36 (A1, Tue) ...... 159 (B1, Tue), 1328 (I2, Thu) Kim, Bom...... 41 (A1, Tue) Ju, HyungKuk...... 35 (A1, Tue) Karaoglan, Gulten...... 1428 (I5, Tue) Kim, Bosul...... 36 (A1, Tue) Judex, Stefan...... 1228 (H7, Thu) Karikis, Kostas...... 1248 (H8, Mon)

140 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Kim, Brian...... 554 (B8, Mon), 575 (B8, Tue), Kinoshita, Hidenori...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Koshida, Nobuyoshi...... 796 (E3, Tue), ...... 1191 (H5, Tue) Kinoshita, Shinji...... 177 (B1, Tue) ...... 798 (E3, Tue) Kim, Byung-hyun...... 40 (A1, Tue) Kintzel, Birgit...... 357 (B3, Tue) Kosmala, Tomasz...... 1256 (H8, Tue) Kim, Chisu...... 250 (B1, Wed) Kirillov, Oleg...... 845 (E4, Wed) Koszelewski, Dominik...... 1239 (H8, Mon) Kim, Chul Am...... 1514 (J3, Tue) Kirk, Donald...... 562 (B8, Tue), 573 (B8, Tue), Kotani, Hiroaki...... 1269 (H8, Tue) Kim, Dae-Wi...... 270 (B1, Wed) ...... 574 (B8, Tue), 1039 (G3, Wed) Kötz, Rüdiger...... 359 (B3, Tue), 440 (B5, Tue) Kim, Dong Young...... 1211 (H6, Wed) Kirsch, Jeffrey...... 1468 (J2, Mon), 1480 (J2, Tue) Koukharenko, Elena...... 11 (A1, Tue) Kim, Dong-Shik...... 73 (A1, Tue), 1456 (J2, Mon) Kish, Joey...... 653 (D1, Wed) Kovalenko, Andriy...... 1400 (I4, Tue) Kim, Dong-Won...... 335 (B2, Wed), 426 (B4, Tue) Kissel, Jessica...... 637 (C1, Thu) Kowalczyk, Tim...... 1101 (H3, Wed) Kim, Donghun...... 1197 (H6, Mon) Kitada, Shingo...... 631 (C1, Wed) Kowalski, Damian...... 966 (F1, Tue) Kim, Duck Jool...... 221 (B1, Wed) Kitaura, Ryo...... 1093 (H3, Wed) Koyama, Masahiro...... 859 (E5, Tue) Kim, Eun-Ji...... 1004 (F2, Wed) Klages, Claus-Peter...... 989 (F2, Wed) Koyanagi, Mitsumasa...... 873 (E5, Tue) Kim, Gi...... 1512 (J3, Tue) Klages, Merle...... 123 (B1, Mon) Koza, Jakub...... 370 (B3, Wed), 545 (B8, Mon) Kim, Haekyoung...... 462 (B5, Tue) Klak, Karolona...... 1342 (I3, Tue) Kozawa, Sumio...... 1326 (I2, Thu) Kim, Haiwon...... 771 (E2, Wed) Klamor, Sebastian...... 399 (B4, Mon) Kozlova, Jekaterina...... 358 (B3, Tue) Kim, Hak-Sung...... 546 (B8, Mon) Kleiman, Rafael...... 799 (E3, Tue) Kramer, Illan...... 786 (E3, Mon) Kim, Hana...... 986 (F2, Wed) Klemm, Volker...... 747 (E2, Tue) Krämer, Tomas...... 874 (E5, Tue) Kim, Hasuck...... 1348 (I3, Tue) Klunder, Kevin...... 572 (B8, Tue) Kraus, Hannes...... 1158 (H4, Wed) Kim, Hee Su...... 439 (B5, Tue) Kluy, Norbert...... 1338 (I3, Mon) Krause, Colleen...... 716 (E1, Tue), Kim, Hwan...... 215 (B1, Wed) Klychnikova, Elena...... 1391 (I4, Mon) ...... 719 (E1, Tue), 720 (E1, Tue) Kim, Il-Hwan...... 937 (E9, Tue) Klöpsch, Richard...... 152 (B1, Tue) Krauss, Hannes...... 1164 (H4, Wed) Kim, In...... 1348 (I3, Tue) Knapp, Quintin...... 701 (D2, Mon) Krauss, Thomas...... 790 (E3, Tue) Kim, Jaehyuk...... 191 (B1, Wed) Knauss, Daniel...... 374 (B3, Wed) Krauss, Tillmann...... 897 (E6, Tue) Kim, Jeong Kil...... 74 (A1, Tue) Knehr, Kevin...... 488 (B6, Tue) Kräutler, Bernhard...... 1233 (H8, Mon) Kim, Jeonghyun...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) Knights, A...... 793 (E3, Tue) Krawiec, Regina...... 1124 (H4, Tue) Kim, Ji Eun...... 1298 (H9, Wed) Knights, Andy...... 789 (E3, Tue) Kraytsber, Alex...... 415 (B4, Tue) Kim, Ji-Rae...... 130 (B1, Mon) Knoche, Krysti...... 1327 (I2, Thu) Kreller, Cortney...... 1445 (J1, Tue) Kim, Jihoon...... 951 (E9, Tue) Knospe, Carl...... 1499 (J3, Mon) Kreutzer, Haley...... 489 (B6, Tue) Kim, Jin Sung...... 807 (E3, Wed), 938 (E9, Tue) Ko, Chih-Yu...... 1476 (J2, Tue) Krewer, Ulrike...... 364 (B3, Wed) Kim, Jin Yong...... 495 (B6, Tue) Ko, Frank...... 842 (E4, Wed) Krishnamurthy, Sachidananda...... 1082 (H2, Thu) Kim, Jong Guk...... 423 (B4, Tue) Ko, Jang Myoun...... 435 (B4, Tue) Krishnan, Lakshmi...... 627 (C1, Wed) Kim, Jong-Su...... 949 (E9, Tue) Ko, Jeongsik...... 130 (B1, Mon) Krishnan, Siddarth...... 860 (E5, Tue), 868 (E5, Tue) Kim, Jong-Yun...... 1004 (F2, Wed) Ko, Jonathan...... 205 (B1, Wed) Krishnaswamy, Kannan...... 1422 (I5, Tue) Kim, Jongsu...... 951 (E9, Tue) Kobashi, Kazufumi...... 1142 (H4, Tue) Krozer, Viktor...... 874 (E5, Tue) Kim, Joo Hyun...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) Kobayashi, Kenji...... 164 (B1, Tue), 610 (B9, Tue) Krtil, Petr...... 1341 (I3, Tue) Kim, Joo-Seong...... 404 (B4, Mon) Kobayashi, Ryosuke...... 1269 (H8, Tue) Krüger, Andreas...... 874 (E5, Tue) Kim, Joon-Hee...... 120 (B1, Mon) Kobayashi, Takeshi...... 148 (B1, Tue) Krüger, Olaf...... 874 (E5, Tue) Kim, Jung Hyun...... 324 (B2, Wed) Kobayashi, Yo...... 148 (B1, Tue) Kruusenberg, Ivar...... 1195 (H6, Mon) Kim, JungAh...... 1083 (H2, Thu) Kodate, Junichi...... 879 (E6, Mon) Krysiak, Mike...... 150 (B1, Tue) Kim, K. B...... 189 (B1, Wed) Koeppel, Brian...... 479 (B6, Tue) Krywko-Cendrowska, Agata...... 1028 (G3, Wed), Kim, Ki-Tae...... 393 (B4, Mon) Kogoshi, Sumio...... 179 (B1, Tue) ...... 1030 (G3, Wed) Kim, Kyoo Young...... 70 (A1, Tue), 74 (A1, Tue) Kohandehghan, Alireza...... 390 (B4, Mon) Ku, Jachun...... 904 (E7, Wed) Kim, Kyu Min...... 141 (B1, Mon), 237 (B1, Wed) Kohl, Paul...... 373 (B3, Wed), 1425 (I5, Tue) Kubiak, Pierre...... 167 (B1, Tue) Kim, Kyung Hyun...... 36 (A1, Tue) Köhler, Christian...... 727 (E1, Tue) Kubota, Shigeru...... 16 (A1, Tue), 27 (A1, Tue) Kim, Min Je...... 938 (E9, Tue) Kohno, Yuji...... 448 (B5, Tue) Kucharski, Timothy...... 1166 (H4, Wed) Kim, Min-Woo...... 647 (D1, Wed), 648 (D1, Wed) Kojima, Akira...... 796 (E3, Tue) Kudo, Akihiko...... 1278 (H9, Wed) Kim, Sang Hern...... 435 (B4, Tue) Kojima, Takahiko...... 1269 (H8, Tue) Kudo, Yusuke...... 429 (B4, Tue) Kim, Sang Ouk...... 1261 (H8, Tue) Kokoh, K. Boniface...... 1374 (I3, Thu) Kulboka, Paweł...... 1339 (I3, Mon) Kim, Sang-Hyeon...... 856 (E5, Mon), Kolenc, K...... 980 (F1, Tue) Kulesza, Pawel...... 597 (B9, Tue), ...... 858 (E5, Mon) Kolesnikov, Vladimir...... 1391 (I4, Mon) ...... 1331 (I3, Mon), 1342 (I3, Tue), Kim, Sangkyung...... 252 (B1, Wed) Kolla, Praveen...... 184 (B1, Tue) ...... 1381 (I4, Mon), 1401 (I4, Tue) Kim, Seok...... 1295 (H9, Wed), 1298 (H9, Wed) Kollender, Jan...... 810 (E4, Mon) Kulikovsky, Andrei...... 1009 (G1, Tue) Kim, Soo...... 24 (A1, Tue) Kolli, Sowmya...... 1310 (H9, Thu) Kulse, Philipp...... 874 (E5, Tue) Kim, Soo-Hyun...... 1034 (G3, Wed) Komadina, Jason...... 1029 (G3, Wed) Kumagai, Kengo...... 1031 (G3, Wed) Kim, Soohyun...... 464 (B5, Wed) Komatsu, Atsushi...... 702 (D2, Mon) Kumar, Ashok...... 582 (B8, Tue) Kim, Su Hwan...... 911 (E7, Wed) Komatsu, Naoki...... 1188 (H5, Tue), Kumar, Sanjeev...... 565 (B8, Tue) Kim, Sun-Jae...... 194 (B1, Wed), 393 (B4, Mon) ...... 1118 (H4, Mon), 1241 (H8, Mon) Kumbur, Emin...... 487 (B6, Tue), Kim, Sung Jin...... 70 (A1, Tue) Konarov, Aishuak...... 230 (B1, Wed), ...... 488 (B6, Tue), 490 (B6, Tue) Kim, Sung-Wook...... 170 (B1, Tue), 202 (B1, Wed) ...... 314 (B2, Wed) Kumta, Prashant...... 226 (B1, Wed), Kim, Sunjung...... 1034 (G3, Wed) Kondo, Toshiaki...... 1275 (H9, Wed) ...... 389 (B4, Mon), 516 (B7, Tue) Kim, Tae...... 42 (A1, Tue) Kondratenko, Mykola...... 1400 (I4, Tue) Kung, Chih-Chien...... 532 (B7, Wed), Kim, Tae Young...... 262 (B1, Wed), Kong, Fantai...... 434 (B4, Tue) ...... 1457 (J2, Mon) ...... 330 (B2, Wed), 1202 (H6, Mon) Kongkanand, Anusorn...... 157 (B1, Tue) Kuno, Masaru...... 1290 (H9, Wed) Kim, Taehoon...... 949 (E9, Tue), 951 (E9, Tue) König, Michael...... 364 (B3, Wed) Kuo, Yue...... 804 (E3, Wed) Kim, Wan...... 1004 (F2, Wed) Konishi, Hirokazu...... 992 (F2, Wed) Kuramoto, Hiroki...... 165 (B1, Tue), 616 (C1, Wed) Kim, Won Bae...... 381 (B3, Wed), 423 (B4, Tue) Kono, Junichiro...... 1150 (H4, Wed) Kurig, Heisi...... 1373 (I3, Thu) Kim, Yern Seung...... 1299 (H9, Wed) Konopka, Daniel...... 304 (B1, Thu) Kurmanbayeva, Indira...... 168 (B1, Tue) Kim, Yong-Han...... 260 (B1, Wed) Koo, Bo Ram...... 250 (B1, Wed) Kuroda, Kensuke...... 654 (D1, Wed) Kim, Yong-Hoon...... 957 (E9, Tue) Kopanski, Joseph...... 823 (E4, Tue) Kurokawa, Yuichiro...... 1027 (G3, Wed), Kim, Youn-Geun...... 913 (E7, Wed) Kopidakis, Nikos...... 1171 (H4, Thu) ...... 1031 (G3, Wed) Kim, Young-Shil...... 952 (E9, Tue) Korzeniewski, Carol...... 1407 (I4, Tue), Kurtanidze, Rusudan...... 633 (C1, Wed) Kim, Youngugk...... 191 (B1, Wed) ...... 1428 (I5, Tue) Kusaka, Tadaoki...... 223 (B1, Wed) Kim, Younsoo...... 911 (E7, Wed) Kosari, Ali...... 677 (D1, Wed) Kusoglu, Ahmet...... 1441 (I6, Mon) Kimijima, Ken’ichi...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Kosec, Tadeja...... 697 (D2, Mon) Kuss, Christian...... 400 (B4, Mon), 401 (B4, Mon) Kimura, Takahide...... 1188 (H5, Tue) Kosemura, Daisuke...... 744 (E2, Tue) Kuttiyiel, Kurian...... 443 (B5, Tue) Kutz, Robert B...... 1336 (I3, Mon)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 141 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Kuwabara, Kei...... 879 (E6, Mon) LeBlanc, Gabriel...... 729 (E1, Tue) Lee, William...... 700 (D2, Mon) Kuwabata, Susumu...... 92 (A2, Tue), Lechêne, Balthazar...... 933 (E9, Tue) Lee, Wonkyun...... 192 (B1, Wed) ...... 1278 (H9, Wed) Leclerc, Mario...... 832 (E4, Wed) Lee, Woo...... 576 (B8, Tue) Kuzuhara, Daiki...... 1230 (H8, Mon) Leddy, Johna...... 60 (A1, Tue), 366 (B3, Wed), Lee, Woojin...... 1296 (H9, Wed) Kvaratskhelia, Elene...... 633 (C1, Wed) ...... 473 (B5, Wed), 1327 (I2, Thu) Lee, Yi-Cheng...... 350 (B2, Thu) Kvaratskhelia, Ramaz...... 633 (C1, Wed) Lee, Bong Ho...... 74 (A1, Tue) Lee, Yong Min...... 40 (A1, Tue), Kwaczala, Andrea...... 1228 (H7, Thu) Lee, Bongdo...... 252 (B1, Wed) ...... 326 (B2, Wed), 336 (B2, Wed), Kwak, Dong Wook...... 18 (A1, Tue), 847 (E4, Wed) Lee, Byoung-Ho...... 675 (D1, Wed) ...... 337 (B2, Wed), 435 (B4, Tue) Kweon, Kyoung...... 607 (B9, Tue) Lee, Byungrok...... 252 (B1, Wed) Lee, Yoonhoi...... 120 (B1, Mon) Kwon, Daejung...... 450 (B5, Tue) Lee, Dae Hoe...... 417 (B4, Tue) Lee, Young Hee...... 1174 (H5, Tue) Kwon, Jae-Hyeong...... 647 (D1, Wed), Lee, Dong Hyeok...... 785 (E3, Mon) Lee, Young Tack...... 807 (E3, Wed) ...... 648 (D1, Wed) Lee, Dong Jin...... 229 (B1, Wed) Lee, Yu-Hua...... 424 (B4, Tue) Kwon, Jang-Yeon...... 957 (E9, Tue) Lee, Dong Un...... 1017 (G1, Tue) Lee, Yuan Ching...... 613 (B9, Tue) Kwon, Kyoung-Cheol...... 817 (E4, Tue) Lee, Dong Wha...... 18 (A1, Tue), 847 (E4, Wed) Lee, Yunju...... 40 (A1, Tue), 337 (B2, Wed) Kwon, Seunguk...... 191 (B1, Wed) Lee, Eun-Sung...... 173 (B1, Tue) Leech, Dónal...... 944 (E9, Tue), 1358 (I3, Wed) Kwon, Unoh...... 860 (E5, Tue) Lee, Garett...... 366 (B3, Wed) Lefebvre, Jacques...... 1112 (H4, Mon) Kyaw, Lwin...... 925 (E9, Tue), 926 (E9, Tue) Lee, Geng-Yen...... 922 (E9, Tue) Legat, Andraž...... 697 (D2, Mon) Lee, Geon-Hwan...... 938 (E9, Tue) Leggesse, Ermias Girma...... 396 (B4, Mon) L Lee, Gon-Sub...... 937 (E9, Tue), 1301 (H9, Thu) Lehninger, David...... 747 (E2, Tue) Lee, Hae-Weon...... 259 (B1, Wed) Leitch, Jay...... 1396 (I4, Tue) Labbé, Christophe...... 792 (E3, Tue) Lee, Hee Sung...... 807 (E3, Wed) Lemanska, Karolina...... 340 (B2, Thu) Laberty-Robert, Christel...... 410 (B4, Tue), Lee, Ho-Nyun...... 976 (F1, Tue) Lemmetyinen, Helge...... 1064 (H2, Thu), ...... 1047 (G4, Tue) Lee, Hong-Fan...... 1003 (F2, Wed) ...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Labuda, Jan...... 1246 (H8, Mon), 1458 (J2, Mon) Lee, Hong-Kee...... 976 (F1, Tue) Lemordant, Daniel...... 320 (B2, Wed), Lacroix, Jean-Christophe...... 1400 (I4, Tue) Lee, Hongkyung...... 229 (B1, Wed) ...... 334 (B2, Wed) Ladewig, Bradley...... 65 (A1, Tue) Lee, Huang-Yu...... 163 (B1, Tue) Lengyel, Miklos...... 172 (B1, Tue) Ladomenou, Kalliopi...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Lee, Hyewon...... 326 (B2, Wed), 336 (B2, Wed) Leonard, Francois...... 1106 (H4, Mon), Lagae, Liesbet...... 54 (A1, Tue) Lee, Hyo Sug...... 421 (B4, Tue) ...... 1193 (H6, Mon) Laheäär, Ann...... 558 (B8, Mon) Lee, In-Ji...... 937 (E9, Tue) Leonard, Nathaniel...... 360 (B3, Tue) Lai, Yanqing...... 311 (B2, Wed) Lee, Jae Joon...... 598 (B9, Tue), Lepage, David...... 169 (B1, Tue), 400 (B4, Mon) Lalande, Frédéric...... 805 (E3, Wed) ...... 605 (B9, Tue), 1484 (J2, Tue) Leskes, Michal...... 344 (B2, Thu) Lalwani, Gaurav...... 1218 (H7, Thu), Lee, Jae Kwang...... 35 (A1, Tue) Letmanowski, Rafał...... 535 (B7, Wed) ...... 1228 (H7, Thu) Lee, Jae Myung...... 330 (B2, Wed) Leu, Chyi-Ming...... 321 (B2, Wed) LaManna, Jacob...... 126 (B1, Mon) Lee, Jae-Won...... 675 (D1, Wed) Leu, Jihperng (Jim)...... 774 (E2, Wed) Lambert, Caitlin...... 809 (E4, Mon) Lee, Jaejin...... 21 (A1, Tue) Leung, Kevin...... 342 (B2, Thu), 391 (B4, Mon) Lancaster, F...... 26 (A1, Tue), 660 (D1, Wed) Lee, Jaeyoung...... 35 (A1, Tue) Levecque, Pieter...... 359 (B3, Tue), 440 (B5, Tue) Lanceros-Méndez, S...... 307 (B2, Wed) Lee, Jang-hun...... 976 (F1, Tue) Levi, Samuel...... 101 (A2, Tue) Lancry, Eli...... 494 (B6, Tue) Lee, Jeong-Bin...... 247 (B1, Wed) Levina, Larissa...... 786 (E3, Mon) Landau, Uziel...... 993 (F2, Wed) Lee, Jeong-Soo...... 957 (E9, Tue) Lévy-Clément, Claude...... 91 (A2, Tue) Landon, James...... 280 (B1, Wed), 281 (B1, Wed) Lee, Jim...... 541 (B7, Wed) Lewera, Adam...... 1339 (I3, Mon), 1362 (I3, Wed) Lang, Min...... 1119 (H4, Mon) Lee, Jim Yang...... 497 (B7, Mon) Lewis, David...... 1077 (H2, Thu) Langa, Fernando...... 1078 (H2, Thu) Lee, Jong-Dae...... 817 (E4, Tue) Lewis, Nathan...... 593 (B9, Tue) Langlois, Benjamin...... 1160 (H4, Wed) Lee, Jong-Ho...... 259 (B1, Wed) Lewtak, Jan...... 1239 (H8, Mon) Langyan, Ritu...... 1413 (I4, Tue) Lee, Jong-Sun...... 817 (E4, Tue) Lezama, Luis...... 167 (B1, Tue) Lanturdo-Rojas, Luis...... 44 (A1, Tue) Lee, Jong-Won...... 270 (B1, Wed), Li, Bin...... 479 (B6, Tue) Laouani, Khalil...... 58 (A1, Tue) ...... 271 (B1, Wed), 458 (B5, Tue) Li, Chen...... 146 (B1, Tue), 188 (B1, Wed) Lapointe, François...... 1139 (H4, Tue), Lee, Jongmin...... 125 (B1, Mon) Li, Cheng...... 921 (E9, Tue) ...... 1162 (H4, Wed) Lee, Joong Kee...... 186 (B1, Wed), 556 (B8, Mon), Li, Chi-Ying...... 242 (B1, Wed), 481 (B6, Tue) Laramie, Sydney...... 627 (C1, Wed) ...... 561 (B8, Tue), 801 (E3, Tue) Li, Chun-Lung...... 267 (B1, Wed), 578 (B8, Tue) Laredo, Thamara...... 1396 (I4, Tue) Lee, Jun Kyu...... 253 (B1, Wed) Li, Cunpu...... 377 (B3, Wed) Larsen, Brian...... 1111 (H4, Mon) Lee, Jungbae...... 249 (B1, Wed) Li, Fang-Fang...... 1063 (H2, Wed), 1097 (H3, Wed) Laszczyk, Karolina...... 1142 (H4, Tue) Lee, Junyeong...... 807 (E3, Wed), 938 (E9, Tue) Li, Feng...... 1406 (I4, Tue) Lather, Rajesh...... 1470 (J2, Mon) Lee, Kang Min...... 656 (D1, Wed) Li, Fengyu...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Latroche, Michel...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Lee, Kang Wook...... 873 (E5, Tue) Li, Guosheng...... 495 (B6, Tue) Latus, Alina...... 719 (E1, Tue), 720 (E1, Tue) Lee, Keun...... 904 (E7, Wed) Li, Haoning...... 920 (E9, Tue) Lau, Jason...... 298 (B1, Thu), 1382 (I4, Mon) Lee, Kyu Ha...... 41 (A1, Tue) Li, Hong...... 948 (E9, Tue) Lau, Wai Shing...... 770 (E2, Wed), Lee, Mi-Soon...... 287 (B1, Wed) Li, Hongqiang...... 1422 (I5, Tue) ...... 775 (E2, Wed), 864 (E5, Tue) Lee, Pooi See...... 552 (B8, Mon), 567 (B8, Tue) Li, James...... 97 (A2, Tue) Lauret, Jean-Sébastien...... 1127 (H4, Tue), Lee, Sang Ho...... 423 (B4, Tue) Li, Jian-Hui...... 438 (B5, Tue) ...... 1144 (H4, Tue), 1160 (H4, Wed) Lee, Sang-Min...... 318 (B2, Wed) Li, Jiangtian...... 589 (B9, Mon) Lavina, Sandra...... 133 (B1, Mon), Lee, Sangkyu...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) Li, Jie...... 152 (B1, Tue), 310 (B2, Wed) ...... 1361 (I3, Wed), 1436 (I6, Mon) Lee, Se-Hee...... 208 (B1, Wed) Li, Jing...... 29 (A1, Tue), 948 (E9, Tue) Lavoie, Adrien...... 862 (E5, Tue) Lee, Seung Jae...... 24 (A1, Tue) Li, Jingde...... 554 (B8, Mon) Law, Justin...... 1219 (H7, Thu) Lee, Seung Mi...... 1174 (H5, Tue) Li, Jinghong...... 427 (B4, Tue), 860 (E5, Tue) Lawder, Matthew...... 1036 (G3, Wed) Lee, Seung-Bok...... 270 (B1, Wed), Li, Jiun-Yun...... 852 (E5, Mon) Lawton, Jamie...... 1429 (I5, Tue) ...... 271 (B1, Wed), 458 (B5, Tue) Li, Kuan Hua...... 4 (A1, Tue) Lazarides, Theodoros...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Lee, Seunghwa...... 35 (A1, Tue) Li, Lester...... 2 (A1, Tue) Le, Linh...... 576 (B8, Tue) Lee, Soo Min...... 921 (E9, Tue) Li, Liang-shi...... 1200 (H6, Mon) Le, Son...... 882 (E6, Mon) Lee, Soo-Yeon...... 957 (E9, Tue) Li, Liangliang...... 657 (D1, Wed), 658 (D1, Wed) Le Cras, Frédéric...... 211 (B1, Wed) Lee, Stephen...... 1212 (H6, Wed) Li, Mao...... 1246 (H8, Mon) Le Digabel, Matthieu...... 320 (B2, Wed) Lee, Sung-won...... 546 (B8, Mon) Li, Meng...... 1346 (I3, Tue) Le Page, Yvon...... 323 (B2, Wed) Lee, Taejoo...... 337 (B2, Wed), 435 (B4, Tue) Li, Nan...... 717 (E1, Tue), 1489 (J3, Mon) Le Royer, Cyrille...... 877 (E6, Mon), Lee, Tzong-Ming...... 321 (B2, Wed) Li, Qing...... 1346 (I3, Tue) ...... 882 (E6, Mon) Lee, Vincent...... 176 (B1, Tue), Li, Ruying...... 143 (B1, Tue), 193 (B1, Wed), Le Van-Jodin, Lucie...... 206 (B1, Wed) ...... 251 (B1, Wed), 996 (F2, Wed) ...... 299 (B1, Thu), 501 (B7, Mon), ...... 515 (B7, Tue), 523 (B7, Tue)

142 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Li, Wei...... 845 (E4, Wed) Lin, Ming-Tzer...... 762 (E2, Wed) Lo, Jen-Chih...... 321 (B2, Wed) Li, WeiNa...... 491 (B6, Tue) Lin, Po-Yuan...... 532 (B7, Wed), Lo, Wen-Hsin...... 672 (D1, Wed) Li, Wenxia...... 1445 (J1, Tue) ...... 1457 (J2, Mon), 1459 (J2, Mon) Lo Savio, Roberto...... 790 (E3, Tue) Li, Wenzhen...... 1380 (I4, Mon) Lin, Rui...... 158 (B1, Tue) Lockwood, David...... 743 (E2, Tue), Li, Xianfeng...... 486 (B6, Tue) Lin, Shawn...... 339 (B2, Thu) ...... 745 (E2, Tue), 779 (E3, Mon) Li, Xifei...... 143 (B1, Tue), 193 (B1, Wed), Lin, Sih Yin...... 613 (B9, Tue) Long, Branden...... 803 (E3, Wed) ...... 245 (B1, Wed), 273 (B1, Wed), Lin, Wan Yin...... 163 (B1, Tue) Long, Jeffrey...... 171 (B1, Tue), ...... 299 (B1, Thu), 501 (B7, Mon), Lin, Wei-Hao...... 936 (E9, Tue) ...... 534 (B7, Wed), 566 (B8, Tue) ...... 515 (B7, Tue), | Lin, Yang...... 632 (C1, Wed), 638 (C1, Thu) Longo Pazos, Roberto...... 403 (B4, Mon), ...... 523 (B7, Tue) Lin, Yi-Chuan...... 265 (B1, Wed) ...... 434 (B4, Tue) Li, Yan...... 54 (A1, Tue), 950 (E9, Tue) Lin, Yongjing...... 586 (B9, Mon) Loo, Roger...... 746 (E2, Tue), 749 (E2, Tue) Li, Yang...... 98 (A2, Tue) Lin, Yu Pin...... 613 (B9, Tue) Loo, Yueh-Lin...... 813 (E4, Mon) Li, Yi-Cheng...... 17 (A1, Tue) Lin, Yu-Hsien...... 871 (E5, Tue) Lopes, Pietro...... 1364 (I3, Wed) Li, Yibo...... 803 (E3, Wed) Lin, Yu-Li...... 17 (A1, Tue) , Lopez, Carmen...... 985 (F2, Wed) Li, Yifan...... 374 (B3, Wed) ...... 350 (B2, Thu), 461 (B5, Tue) Lopez, Homero...... 661 (D1, Wed), 663 (D1, Wed) Li, Ying...... 606 (B9, Tue), 919 (E9, Tue) Lin, Yue...... 311 (B2, Wed) Lopez, Ruben...... 298 (B1, Thu) Li, Yongdan...... 216 (B1, Wed), Lin, Yueh-Chin...... 854 (E5, Mon) López Varo, Pilar...... 825 (E4, Tue) ...... 217 (B1, Wed), 284 (B1, Wed), Lin, Z.-A...... 1300 (H9, Thu) Lopez-Conesa, Luis...... 791 (E3, Tue) ...... 285 (B1, Wed), 348 (B2, Thu) Linares, José...... 1365 (I3, Wed) Lopez-Haro, Miguel...... 1353 (I3, Tue) Li, Yongjun...... 13 (A1, Tue), Lind, Aaron...... 857 (E5, Mon) Lotty, Olan...... 905 (E7, Wed) ...... 15 (A1, Tue), 14 (A1, Tue) Linder, Barry...... 860 (E5, Tue). 868 (E5, Tue) Louh, Rong-Fuh...... 264 (B1, Wed) Li, Yongliang...... 299 (B1, Thu) Ling, Yunhan...... 709 (D2, Tue) Lounis, Brahim...... 1145 (H4, Wed), Li, Yu-Chen...... 612 (B9, Tue) Linkous, Clovis...... 594 (B9, Tue) ...... 1146 (H4, Wed) Li, Yuliang...... 13 (A1, Tue), Lipkowski, Jacek...... 1396 (I4, Tue) Lu, De Long...... 6 (A1, Tue) ...... 14 (A1, Tue), 15 (A1, Tue) Lipsanen, Harri...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Lu, Frank...... 919 (E9, Tue) Li, Zhen Yu...... 1296 (H9, Wed) Lisenkov, Aleksey...... 990 (F2, Wed) Lu, Jianping...... 832 (E4, Wed) Li, Zheng...... 277 (B1, Wed) Lisker, Marco...... 874 (E5, Tue) Lu, Jun...... 527 (B7, Wed) Li, Zhi...... 513 (B7, Tue), 555 (B8, Mon) Litster, Shawn...... 124 (B1, Mon) Lu, Languang...... 257 (B1, Wed) Li, Zhipeng...... 390 (B4, Mon) Liu, Chung-Chiun...... 532 (B7, Wed), Lu, Li...... 541 (B7, Wed) Li-Pook-Than, Andrew...... 1112 (H4, Mon) ...... 1457 (J2, Mon), 1459 (J2, Mon), Lu, Peng...... 146 (B1, Tue), 188 (B1, Wed) Lian, Keryn...... 544 (B8, Mon), ...... 1462 (J2, Mon) Lu, Shih-Yuan...... 454 (B5, Tue) ...... 1424 (I5, Tue), 1427 (I5, Tue) Liu, Chunting...... 96 (A2, Tue) Lu, Wu...... 24 (A1, Tue) Lian, Yongfu...... 1119 (H4, Mon) Liu, Fang-Ching...... 762 (E2, Wed) Lu, Xiaochuan...... 495 (B6, Tue) Liang, Chi-Hui...... 5 (A1, Tue) Liu, Fupin...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Lu, Xing...... 1068 (H2, Thu), Liang, Chuan-hui...... 792 (E3, Tue) Liu, Fuqiang...... 398 (B4, Mon) ...... 1086 (H3, Tue) , 1096 (H3, Wed) Liang, Guoxian...... 244 (B1, Wed), Liu, Gang...... 1118 (H4, Mon), Lu, Zhenghong...... 838 (E4, Wed) ...... 400 (B4, Mon), 401 (B4, Mon), ...... 1188 (H5, Tue), 1241 (H8, Mon) Lucatero, Savidra...... 999 (F2, Wed) ...... 425 (B4, Tue), 501 (B7, Mon) Liu, Gao...... 207 (B1, Wed) Lucio Porto, Raul...... 542 (B8, Mon) Liang, Wen-I...... 106 (A2, Tue) Liu, Guohua...... 1504 (J3, Tue) Ludwig, Roland...... 944 (E9, Tue), 1358 (I3, Wed) Liang, Xuelei...... 845 (E4, Wed) Liu, Hanshuo...... 245 (B1, Wed), 273 (B1, Wed) Lue, Niyom...... 1225 (H7, Thu) Liao, Chin-Hsuan...... 871 (E5, Tue) Liu, Hao...... 1205 (H6, Mon) Lui, Gregory...... 614 (B9, Tue) Liao, Jin-Yun...... 510 (B7, Tue), 614 (B9, Tue) Liu, Huan...... 786 (E3, Mon) Luo, Jing-Li...... 76 (A1, Tue), Liao, Tian-You...... 612 (B9, Tue) Liu, Huaping...... 1103 (H4, Mon) ...... 437 (B5, Tue), 438 (B5, Tue) Liao, Yu...... 965 (F1, Tue) Liu, Huibiao...... 13 (A1, Tue), Luo, Qingtao...... 479 (B6, Tue) Libera, Joseph...... 388 (B4, Mon) ...... 14 (A1, Tue), 15 (A1, Tue) Luo, Xiangyi...... 527 (B7, Wed) Liberatore, Matthew W...... 374 (B3, Wed) Liu, Jian...... 143 (B1, Tue), Luo, Yan...... 209 (B1, Wed) Licht, Stuart...... 298 (B1, Thu), 1382 (I4, Mon) ...... 193 (B1, Wed), 245 (B1, Wed) Luo, Yi-Hsiang...... 19 (A1, Tue) Lien, Chien...... 1461 (J2, Mon) Liu, Jin...... 310 (B2, Wed), 311 (B2, Wed) Lust, Enn...... 558 (B8, Mon), Lien, Der-Hsien...... 837 (E4, Wed), 927 (E9, Tue) Liu, Kunlei...... 280 (B1, Wed), 281 (B1, Wed) ...... 1018 (G1, Tue), 1040 (G3, Wed), Lightcap, Ian...... 1082 (H2, Thu) Liu, Kusan-Shin...... 954 (E9, Tue) ...... 1352 (I3, Tue), 1373 (I3, Thu), Liik, Madis...... 358 (B3, Tue) Liu, Lianjun...... 606 (B9, Tue) ...... 1386 (I4, Mon), 1412 (I4, Tue) Lim, Cheolwoong...... 115 (B1, Mon), Liu, Ping...... 213 (B1, Wed) Lust, Karmen...... 1386 (I4, Mon) ...... 291 (B1, Thu) Liu, Qiaoling...... 1215 (H7, Thu) Lv, Zhexin...... 1368 (I3, Thu) Lim, Daw Gen...... 503 (B7, Mon) Liu, Qinghua...... 483 (B6, Tue), 484 (B6, Tue) Lvov, Serguei...... 464 (B5, Wed) Lim, Eun Ja...... 381 (B3, Wed) Liu, Sheng-Hsien...... 871 (E5, Tue) Lvovich, Vadim...... 1048 (G4, Tue) Lim, Hee-Dae...... 529 (B7, Wed) Liu, Shih-Chien...... 924 (E9, Tue) Lynch, Robert...... 142 (B1, Mon), 907 (E7, Wed) Lim, Hyunseob...... 306 (B1, Thu) Liu, Shu...... 1407 (I4, Tue) Lyons, Michael...... 47 (A1, Tue), Lim, Jae-soon...... 911 (E7, Wed) Liu, Tiefeng...... 28 (A1, Tue), 37 (A1, Tue) ...... 369 (B3, Wed), 1392 (I4, Mon) Lim, Jimin...... 949 (E9, Tue) Liu, Tiffany...... 276 (B1, Wed) Lim, Jinhyeok...... 319 (B2, Wed) Liu, Tong...... 105 (A2, Tue), 108 (A2, Tue) M Lim, Seongyop...... 252 (B1, Wed) Liu, Wenjun...... 10 (A1, Tue) Lim, Tak-Hyoung...... 270 (B1, Wed), Liu, Xichuan...... 1205 (H6, Mon) Ma, Chun-Hao...... 106 (A2, Tue) ...... 271 (B1, Wed), 458 (B5, Tue) Liu, Xingbo...... 999 (F2, Wed) Ma, Dongling...... 99 (A2, Tue) Lima, Fabio...... 1371 (I3, Thu) Liu, Yang...... 511 (B7, Tue) Ma, Jianxin...... 158 (B1, Tue) Lin, C...... 1502 (J3, Tue) Liu, Yangshuai...... 543 (B8, Mon), 1168 (H4, Wed) Ma, Jiwei...... 1360 (I3, Wed) Lin, Chang-Jian...... 666 (D1, Wed) Liu, Yi...... 925 (E9, Tue), 926 (E9, Tue) Ma, Sang Bok...... 392 (B4, Mon) Lin, Chao-Sung...... 655 (D1, Wed), Liu, Yi-Lin...... 470 (B5, Wed) Ma, Xiaoyan...... 331 (B2, Wed) ...... 672 (D1, Wed), 679 (D1, Wed) Liu, Ying...... 86 (A2, Mon), Ma, Yue...... 497 (B7, Mon) Lin, Chi-Hao...... 116 (B1, Mon) ...... 155 (B1, Tue), 370 (B3, Wed), Mabuchi, Katsumi...... 680 (D1, Wed) Lin, Chien-Chih...... 1508 (J3, Tue) ...... 1453 (J1, Tue) MacDougall, Barry...... 1190 (H5, Tue) Lin, Hong...... 1305 (H9, Thu) Liu, Yulong...... 528 (B7, Wed) Macedo, Daniel...... 89 (A2, Mon) Lin, Hung-I...... 1492 (J3, Mon) Liu, Zhongyi...... 157 (B1, Tue) Machida, Hideaki...... 748 (E2, Tue) Lin, Ko-Chun...... 679 (D1, Wed) Liu, Ziyang...... 1094 (H3, Wed) Machida, Nobuya...... 315 (B2, Wed) Lin, Li-Min...... 871 (E5, Tue) Liyanage, Luckshitha...... 737 (E2, Mon) Machunda, Revocatus...... 35 (A1, Tue) Lin, Meng-Chang...... 17 (A1, Tue), Llamas, Eva M...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Maciejewski, Edward...... 860 (E5, Tue) ...... 350 (B2, Thu), 461 (B5, Tue) Lo, Angelia...... 321 (B2, Wed) MacLean, Brian...... 1023 (G1, Tue)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 143 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. MacLean, Heather...... 1384 (I4, Mon) Martić, Sanela...... 50 (A1, Tue), 1472 (J2, Tue) Mendes, Tiago...... 974 (F1, Tue) Madabattula, Ganesh...... 565 (B8, Tue) Martin, Luc...... 866 (E5, Tue) Meng, Fanke...... 589 (B9, Mon) Madan, Himanshu...... 740 (E2, Mon) Martín-Sánchez, Javier...... 780 (E3, Mon) Meng, Shirley...... 417 (B4, Tue) Maddalon, Catherine...... 880 (E6, Mon) Martinelli, Antonio...... 89 (A2, Mon) Meng, Xiangbo...... 143 (B1, Tue), 388 (B4, Mon) Madden, John D...... 210 (B1, Wed), 282 (B1, Wed) Martinelli, Eugenio...... 1257 (H8, Tue) Menna, Enzo...... 1081 (H2, Thu) Madisetti, Shailesh...... 767 (E2, Wed) Martinez, Alex...... 157 (B1, Tue) Menon, Madhu...... 588 (B9, Mon) Maeda, Mizuo...... 93 (A2, Tue) Martinez-Diaz, M. Victoria...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Mentek, Romain...... 796 (E3, Tue), 798 (E3, Tue) Maeda, Ryutaro...... 1421 (I5, Tue) Martinez-Domingo, Carme...... 721 (E1, Tue), Mercado, Brandon...... 1099 (H3, Wed) Maes, Ashley...... 375 (B3, Wed) ...... 831 (E4, Tue) Mercier, Dimitri...... 909 (E7, Wed), Magagnin, Luca...... 974 (F1, Tue), 994 (F2, Wed) Martino, J...... 881 (E6, Mon), ...... 918 (E7, Wed), 995 (F2, Wed) Maggini, Michele...... 1081 (H2, Thu) ...... 885 (E6, Tue) , 889 (E6, Tue), Merckling, Clement...... 749 (E2, Tue) Magna, Gabriele...... 1257 (H8, Tue) ...... 892 (E6, Tue), 893 (E6, Tue) Merkoçi, Arben...... 721 (E1, Tue) Magnes, Ben-Zion...... 494 (B6, Tue) Martino, João...... 884 (E6, Tue), Merlo, Luca...... 1426 (I5, Tue) Mahapatro, Anil...... 7 (A1, Tue), ...... 888 (E6, Tue), 886 (E6, Tue), Meschini, Ida...... 537 (B7, Wed) ...... 20 (A1, Tue), 982 (F1, Tue) ...... 891 (E6, Tue) Messerschmidt, Matthias...... 123 (B1, Mon) Mahmoudzadeh, Ali...... 282 (B1, Wed) Martino, Joao Antonio...... 890 (E6, Tue) Metikos-Hukovic, Mirjana...... 980 (F1, Tue), Mahoney, Stuart...... 670 (D1, Wed) Maruyama, Benji...... 538 (B7, Wed) ...... 981 (F1, Tue) Maia, Gilberto...... 1351 (I3, Tue) Maruyama, Shigeo...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Metta, Alejandro...... 1063 (H2, Wed) Maier, Stefan...... 797 (E3, Tue) Mascher, Peter...... 799 (E3, Tue) Mettee, Howard...... 594 (B9, Tue) Maillard, Frédéric...... 1353 (I3, Tue) Mase, Kentaro...... 1234 (H8, Mon) Meyer, E. L...... 57 (A1, Tue) Mailley, Pascal...... 196 (B1, Wed), 564 (B8, Tue) Mashio, Tetsuya...... 160 (B1, Tue) Meyer, Ernst...... 1028 (G3, Wed), 1030 (G3, Wed) Mailley, Sophie...... 196 (B1, Wed), Masuda, Hideki...... 1275 (H9, Wed) Meyrick, Danielle...... 138 (B1, Mon) ...... 301 (B1, Thu), 564 (B8, Tue) Mat Zaid, Rubaiyi...... 1187 (H5, Tue) Meza Laguna, Victor...... 1125 (H4, Tue) Maine, Elicia...... 135 (B1, Mon) Matasso, Anthony...... 1409 (I4, Tue) Meziani, Yahya...... 255 (B1, Wed) Maiti, Spandan...... 389 (B4, Mon), 516 (B7, Tue) Mateos, X...... 939 (E9, Tue) Mho, Sun-il...... 21 (A1, Tue) Majidi, Pasha...... 1377 (I3, Thu) Mathewson, Alan...... 1471 (J2, Tue) Mi, Rui...... 1205 (H6, Mon) Majumder, Subhasish...... 144 (B1, Tue) Mathys, Daniel...... 1030 (G3, Wed) Mi, Zetian...... 930 (E9, Tue) Makarov, Maxim...... 1390 (I4, Mon) Matoba, Yoshinori...... 1223 (H7, Thu) Miao, Tengfei...... 1135 (H4, Tue) Maki, Hideshi...... 1001 (F2, Wed) Matson, Michael...... 1213 (H7, Thu) Mibus, Marcel...... 1499 (J3, Mon) Mala, Selina...... 745 (E2, Tue), 779 (E3, Mon) Matsuda, Hitoshi...... 916 (E7, Wed), 977 (F1, Tue) Michinishi, Jun-ya...... 619 (C1, Wed) Maldonado, Stephen...... 973 (F1, Tue) Matsuda, Kazunari...... 1170 (H4, Thu) Miecznikowski, Krzysztof...... 1349 (I3, Tue) Malek, Kourosh...... 135 (B1, Mon) Matsue, Tomokazu...... 1463 (J2, Mon) Mikami, Yoshiki...... 713 (D2, Tue) Maleville, Christophe...... 880 (E6, Mon) Matsui, Yukiko...... 75 (A1, Tue) Mikhalovski, Sergey...... 641 (C1, Thu) Mallik, Abhijit...... 896 (E6, Tue) Matsumae, Yoshiharu...... 1463 (J2, Mon) Mikhaylichenko, Svetlana...... 1469 (J2, Mon) Mancey, David...... 708 (D2, Tue) Matsumoto, Kiyoshi...... 1421 (I5, Tue) Mildenberger, Tabea...... 132 (B1, Mon) Mancier, Valérie...... 101 (A2, Tue) Matsumoto, Satoshi...... 571 (B8, Tue) Miller, Ted...... 263 (B1, Wed) Mancini, Marilena...... 537 (B7, Wed) Matsuo, Takahiro...... 165 (B1, Tue), 616 (C1, Wed) Millet, Pierre...... 467 (B5, Wed) Mandal, Pratiti...... 124 (B1, Mon) Matsushita, Nobuhiro...... 93 (A2, Tue) Minakova, Tatiana...... 673 (D1, Wed) Mandal, Saptarshi...... 803 (E3, Wed) Matsuzawa, Koichi...... 448 (B5, Tue), Minakshi, Manickam...... 138 (B1, Mon) Mandoj, Federica...... 1238 (H8, Mon) ...... 1007 (G1, Tue) Mineyama, Yuki...... 1001 (F2, Wed) Mangos, Daniel...... 1077 (H2, Thu) Matulevich, Yury...... 191 (B1, Wed) Minteer, Shelley...... 366 (B3, Wed), Manivannan, Ayyakkannu...... 226 (B1, Wed), Maultzsch, Janina...... 1149 (H4, Wed) ...... 1357 (I3, Wed), 1389 (I4, Mon) ...... 233 (B1, Wed), 547 (B8, Mon) Mauzeroll, Janine...... 653 (D1, Wed), Miritello, Maria...... 790 (E3, Tue) Manke, Ingo...... 123 (B1, Mon), 274 (B1, Wed) ...... 1485 (J3, Mon) Mirvakili, Seyed...... 282 (B1, Wed) Mann, Ron...... 62 (A1, Tue) Mavilla, Stephanie...... 1023 (G1, Tue) Mirzaeian, Mojtaba...... 297 (B1, Thu), Manna, Liberato...... 499 (B7, Mon), Mayer, Matthew...... 586 (B9, Mon) ...... 1391 (I4, Mon) ...... 505 (B7, Mon) Mayousse, Eric...... 467 (B5, Wed) Miserere, Sandrine...... 721 (E1, Tue) Manohar, Aswin...... 141 (B1, Mon), Mazur, Ursula...... 1259 (H8, Tue) Misra, D...... 781 (E3, Mon), 855 (E5, Mon) ...... 237 (B1, Wed) McCrabb, Heather...... 999 (F2, Wed) Misra, Pankaj...... 872 (E5, Tue) Mansour, Azzam N...... 566 (B8, Tue) McCreery, Richard...... 1400 (I4, Tue) Mistry, Kevin.....1111 (H4, Mon), 1171 (H4, Thu) Manthiram, Arumugam...... 173 (B1, Tue), McDevitt, Michael...... 1227 (H7, Thu) Mita, Yuichi...... 148 (B1, Tue) ...... 525 (B7, Wed) McDonald, Michael...... 593 (B9, Tue) Mitard, Jerome...... 746 (E2, Tue) Mao, Samuel...... 585 (B9, Mon) McFarland, Eric...... 489 (B6, Tue) Mitchell, Rowan...... 1460 (J2, Mon) Maran, Flavio...... 718 (E1, Tue) McGuiffin-Cawley, James...... 1459 (J2, Mon) Mitlin, David...... 390 (B4, Mon), Marassi, Roberto...... 537 (B7, Wed) Mcstay, Kevin...... 860 (E5, Tue) ...... 474 (B5, Wed), 513 (B7, Tue), Marcaccio, Massimo...... 1178 (H5, Tue) McSweeney, William...... 905 (E7, Wed) ...... 555 (B8, Mon), 569 (B8, Tue) Marco-Martínez, Juan...... 1075 (H2, Thu) Medeiros, Maria...... 831 (E4, Tue) Mitra, Kalayan...... 831 (E4, Tue) Marcos, Vanesa...... 1075 (H2, Thu) Medel, Maria...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Mitra, Sushanta...... 1473 (J2, Tue), 1475 (J2, Tue) Marczewski, Maciej...... 340 (B2, Thu) Medina-Plaza, Cristina...... 1258 (H8, Tue) Mitsushima, Shigenori...... 448 (B5, Tue), Mardare, Andrei...... 810 (E4, Mon) Medina-Sánchez, Mariana...... 721 (E1, Tue) ...... 1007 (G1, Tue) Marenich, Aleksandr...... 1324 (I2, Thu) Medvedev, Valentin...... 1419 (I4, Wed) Mitsuta, Hiroaki...... 1279 (H9, Wed) Maric, Radenka...... 182 (B1, Tue), 1016 (G1, Tue) Meersman, Johan...... 867 (E5, Tue) Mittl, Steven...... 860 (E5, Tue) Marinov, Ognian...... 824 (E4, Tue) Mefford, Tyler...... 385 (B3, Wed) Miura, Ryuji...... 1326 (I2, Thu) Marken, Frank...... 1449 (J1, Tue), 1488 (J3, Mon) Mehlenbacher, Randy...... 1172 (H4, Thu) Miyadera, Tetsuhiko...... 1279 (H9, Wed) Marks, Diana...... 1342 (I3, Tue) Mehonic, Adnan...... 802 (E3, Wed) Miyakawa, Tatsuya...... 748 (E2, Tue) Marot, Laurent...... 1028 (G3, Wed), Mehrotra, Amal...... 411 (B4, Tue) Miyake, Junpei...... 380 (B3, Wed) ...... 1030 (G3, Wed) Mei, Yaochuan...... 812 (E4, Mon) Miyake, Takeo...... 726 (E1, Tue) Marsal, Lluis...... 826 (E4, Tue), 835 (E4, Wed) Meini, Stefano...... 526 (B7, Wed) Miyamoto, Akira...... 1326 (I2, Thu) Marshall, Paul...... 1112 (H4, Mon) Mekonen, Hanna...... 95 (A2, Tue) Miyashiro, Hajime...... 148 (B1, Tue) Martín, Nazario...... 1054 (H1, Sun), Meléndrez, Rodrigo...... 64 (A1, Tue) Miyatake, Kenji...... 380 (B3, Wed) ...... 1059 (H2, Wed), 1070 (H2, Thu), Melinte, Sorin...... 822 (E4, Tue) Miyauchi, Yuhei...... 1170 (H4, Thu) ...... 1075 (H2, Thu) Melo, Dulce...... 89 (A2, Mon) Miyayama, Masaru...... 192 (B1, Wed) Martel, Richard...... 1134 (H4, Tue), Melo, Lis...... 251 (B1, Wed) Mizorogi, Naomi...... 1068 (H2, Thu), ...... 1138 (H4, Tue), 1139 (H4, Tue), Mench, Matthew...... 126 (B1, Mon), ...... 1086 (H3, Tue) ...... 1162 (H4, Wed), 1185 (H5, Tue) ...... 483 (B6, Tue), 484 (B6, Tue), Mizuhata, Minoru...... 1001 (F2, Wed) ...... 485 (B6, Tue), 1444 (I6, Mon) Mizutani, Motoki...... 362 (B3, Wed)

144 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Mizzi, Dan...... 711 (D2, Tue) Muñoz, Antonio...... 1070 (H2, Thu) Nascimento, Rubens...... 89 (A2, Mon) Moayed, Mohammad Hadi...... 677 (D1, Wed), Munoz-Garcia, Ana...... 1319 (I2, Wed) Navanietha Krishnaraj R...... 728 (E1, Tue) ...... 683 (D1, Wed), 684 (D1, Wed), Murai, Kei-ichiro...... 1341 (I3, Tue) Navessin, Titichai...... 135 (B1, Mon) ...... 685 (D1, Wed), 689 (D1, Thu), Murakami, Tatsuya...... 1223 (H7, Thu) Nawar, Saraf...... 493 (B6, Tue) ...... 690 (D1, Thu), 691 (D1, Thu), Murakoshi, Kei...... 1273 (H9, Wed), Naylor, Andrew...... 11 (A1, Tue) ...... 692 (D1, Thu) ...... 1277 (H9, Wed) Nazarkina, Yulia...... 990 (F2, Wed) Moberg, Paul...... 1327 (I2, Thu) Muramoto, Hirokazu...... 1008 (G1, Tue) Ndjeri, Marthe...... 914 (E7, Wed) Mochizuki, Masahito...... 713 (D2, Tue) Murphy, Patrick...... 699 (D2, Mon) Neathery, James...... 280 (B1, Wed), 281 (B1, Wed) Modi, Nikhil...... 779 (E3, Mon) Murphy, Sam...... 354 (B3, Tue), 378 (B3, Wed) Neergat, Manoj...... 65 (A1, Tue), Mody, J...... 861 (E5, Tue) Murphy, Sean...... 1082 (H2, Thu) ...... 66 (A1, Tue), 162 (B1, Tue) Moffatt, Steve...... 857 (E5, Mon) Murugesan, Sankaran...... 512 (B7, Tue), Negro, Enrico...... 133 (B1, Mon), Moghaddam, Saeed...... 1037 (G3, Wed) ...... 975 (F1, Tue), 1395 (I4, Tue) ...... 1361 (I3, Wed), 1436 (I6, Mon) Mohamed, Rhiyaad...... 359 (B3, Tue) Murugesan, Vijayakumar...... 517 (B7, Tue) Nemer, J...... 887 (E6, Tue) Mohamedi, Mohamed...... 99 (A2, Tue), Musa, Ahmed...... 711 (D2, Tue) Nemilentsau, Andrei M...... 1130 (H4, Tue) ...... 1367 (I3, Wed) Mustain, William...... 86 (A2, Mon), 155 (B1, Tue), Nemirovsky, Yael...... 1498 (J3, Mon) Mohan Rao, Gowravaram...... 1206 (H6, Mon) ...... 166 (B1, Tue), 363 (B3, Wed), Nemoto, Naru...... 879 (E6, Mon) Mohanram, Aravind...... 463 (B5, Wed) ...... 553 (B8, Mon), 1016 (G1, Tue) Nerut, Jaak...... 1018 (G1, Tue), Mohseni, Madjid...... 642 (C1, Thu) Muthuswamy, Navaneethan...... 1359 (I3, Wed) ...... 1352 (I3, Tue), 1373 (I3, Thu) Mohseni Kiasari, Nima...... 842 (E4, Wed) Muto, Marika...... 39 (A1, Tue) Nesterov, Vladimir...... 1263 (H8, Tue) Molas, Gabriel...... 805 (E3, Wed) Myllyperkiö, Pasi...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Neti, Venkata...... 1063 (H2, Wed) Molls, Christoph...... 372 (B3, Wed) Myung, Seung-Taek...... 194 (B1, Wed), Neurock, Matthew...... 1322 (I2, Thu) Momeni, Mojtaba...... 677 (D1, Wed) ...... 393 (B4, Mon), 418 (B4, Tue) Nevers, Doug...... 420 (B4, Tue) Momiyama, Katsuaki...... 16 (A1, Tue), Neville, Kayla...... 1218 (H7, Thu) ...... 27 (A1, Tue) N Newman, Roger...... 85 (A2, Mon), Momma, Toshiyuki...... 117 (B1, Mon), ...... 710 (D2, Tue), 715 (D2, Tue) ...... 228 (B1, Wed), 239 (B1, Wed) Nafikova, Natalia...... 674 (D1, Wed) Ngo, Truc...... 809 (E4, Mon) Monconduit, Laure...... 394 (B4, Mon) Nagao, Raphael...... 1371 (I3, Thu) Ngoepe, Phuti...... 432 (B4, Tue) Monder, Dayadeep...... 1328 (I2, Thu) Nagasaka, Masaya...... 853 (E5, Mon) Ngoo, Yi...... 925 (E9, Tue), 926 (E9, Tue) Monfray, Stephane...... 866 (E5, Tue) Nagasawa, Fumika...... 1273 (H9, Wed) Nguyen, Bich-Yen...... 880 (E6, Mon) Monnier, John...... 56 (A1, Tue) Nagase, Shigeru...... 1068 (H2, Thu), Nguyen, H.-D...... 1300 (H9, Thu) Monnier, Judith...... 1408 (I4, Tue) ...... 1086 (H3, Tue), 1098 (H3, Wed) Nguyen, Hieu...... 21 (A1, Tue), 930 (E9, Tue) Monroe, John...... 471 (B5, Wed) Nagashio, Kosuke...... 765 (E2, Wed) Nguyen, Hoang Duy...... 21 (A1, Tue) Monti, Donato...... 1238 (H8, Mon) Nagasubramanian, Ganesan...... 131 (B1, Mon) Nguyen, Minh...... 1139 (H4, Tue) Montigny, Bénédicte...... 320 (B2, Wed) Nagata, Kohki...... 853 (E5, Mon) Nguyen, Nhan...... 845 (E4, Wed) Moon, Cheor Eon...... 221 (B1, Wed) Nagayoshi, Hiroshi...... 929 (E9, Tue) Nguyen, Thinh...... 1414 (I4, Tue) Moon, Jeong-sun...... 739 (E2, Mon) Nagelli, Enoch...... 1462 (J2, Mon) Nguyen, Thoa...... 1414 (I4, Tue) Moon, Jeong-Tak...... 208 (B1, Wed) Naghizadeh, Masoumeh...... 684 (D1, Wed), Nguyen, Trung...... 489 (B6, Tue) Morais, Claudia...... 1360 (I3, Wed) ...... 689 (D1, Thu), 692 (D1, Thu) Nguyen, Truong...... 1393 (I4, Mon) Morales, Magali...... 792 (E3, Tue) Nagpal, Prashant...... 1145 (H4, Wed) Nguyen, Tu...... 761 (E2, Wed) Morell, Gerardo...... 940 (E9, Tue) Nahm, Kee Suk...... 41 (A1, Tue) Ni, Lei...... 1288 (H9, Wed) Morimitsu, Masatsugu...... 362 (B3, Wed) Naicker, Selvaraj...... 1473 (J2, Tue) Ni, Qing...... 1039 (G3, Wed) Morimoto, Takahiro...... 1165 (H4, Wed) Nair, M. T. S...... 997 (F2, Wed) Nicoletti, T...... 885 (E6, Tue), 893 (E6, Tue) Morin, Sylvie...... 43 (A1, Tue), 231 (B1, Wed) Nair, P. K...... 997 (F2, Wed) Nie, Zimin...... 479 (B6, Tue) Morita, Yuya...... 713 (D2, Tue) Nakaharai, Shu...... 731 (E2, Mon) Niedzwiecki, Michael...... 1440 (I6, Mon) Moriyama, Takafumi...... 765 (E2, Wed) Nakamura, Mika...... 239 (B1, Wed) Nielsen, Jens...... 470 (B5, Wed) Morks, Magdi...... 1318 (I2, Wed) Nakamura, Ryuhei...... 1289 (H9, Wed) Niemi, Marja...... 1064 (H2, Thu) Morofuji, Tatsuya...... 630 (C1, Wed) Nakamura, Takashi...... 1497 (J3, Mon) Nierengarten, Jean-Francois...... 1074 (H2, Thu) Morris, Art...... 875 (E5, Tue) Nakanishi, Takashi...... 1077 (H2, Thu) Niether, Christiane...... 1376 (I3, Thu) Mostafa, Ehab...... 1347 (I3, Tue) Nakanishi, Tatsuaki...... 1269 (H8, Tue) Nieto Urroz, Yolanda...... 1503 (J3, Tue) Motooka, Takafumi...... 702 (D2, Mon) Nakashima, Naotoshi...... 308 (B2, Wed), Niidome, Yasuro...... 1115 (H4, Mon) Motoya, Tsukasa...... 773 (E2, Wed) ...... 1115 (H4, Mon), 1117 (H4, Mon), Nikawa, Hidefumi...... 1068 (H2, Thu) Motupally, Sathya...... 1033 (G3, Wed) ...... 1194 (H6, Mon) Niklas, Jens...... 140 (B1, Mon) Moulthrop, Larry...... 1012 (G1, Tue) Nakatsuji, Hirotaka...... 1223 (H7, Thu) Nikolaou, Vasilis...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Moussa, Fathi...... 1213 (H7, Thu) Nakhaie, Davood...... 683 (D1, Wed) Ning, Zhijun...... 786 (E3, Mon), 1287 (H9, Wed) Moustakas, Holger...... 1124 (H4, Tue) Nalajala, Naresh...... 65 (A1, Tue) Nisa, Zaib...... 1372 (I3, Thu) Movileanu, Raluca...... 832 (E4, Wed) Nam, Suk Woo...... 439 (B5, Tue) Nishi, Hiroyasu...... 92 (A2, Tue) Moyer, Patrick...... 921 (E9, Tue) Nanda, Jagjit...... 496 (B7, Mon) Nishihara, Taishi...... 1169 (H4, Thu) Mroczkowska-Szerszeń, Maja...... 535 (B7, Wed) Nandakumar, Pat...... 173 (B1, Tue), 256 (B1, Wed) Nishimura, Suzuka...... 929 (E9, Tue) Mrugacz, Emily...... 60 (A1, Tue) Nandhakumar, Iris...... 11 (A1, Tue) Nishimura, Yoshifumi...... 1132 (H4, Tue) Mujahid, Adnan...... 1372 (I3, Thu) Nano, Giuseppe...... 974 (F1, Tue) Nishio, Kazuyuki...... 1275 (H9, Wed) Mukai, Shin...... 180 (B1, Tue) Nanot, Sebastien...... 1150 (H4, Wed) Nishizawa, Matsuhiko...... 726 (E1, Tue) Mukai, Takehito...... 223 (B1, Wed) Nara, Hiroki...... 117 (B1, Mon), Nissimoff, Albert...... 886 (E6, Tue) Mukerjee, Sanjeev...... 156 (B1, Tue), ...... 228 (B1, Wed), 239 (B1, Wed) Njel, Christian...... 909 (E7, Wed), 918 (E7, Wed) ...... 157 (B1, Tue), 371 (B3, Wed), Narasimha, Shreesh...... 860 (E5, Tue) Nobili, Francesco...... 537 (B7, Wed) ...... 1014 (G1, Tue) Narayanan, S. R...... 141 (B1, Mon), Noda, Suguru...... 1211 (H6, Wed) Mukherjee, Bratindranath...... 449 (B5, Tue), ...... 237 (B1, Wed), 1438 (I6, Mon) Noda, Zhiyun...... 1020 (G1, Tue) ...... 1294 (H9, Wed) Narayanan, Sumaletha...... 317 (B2, Wed) Noel, James...... 703 (D2, Mon), 714 (D2, Tue) Mukoyama, Daikichi...... 117 (B1, Mon) Narayanan, Vijay...... 849 (E5, Mon), 860 (E5, Tue) Noguchi, Terumasa...... 1497 (J3, Mon) Mukundan, Rangachary...... 1445 (J1, Tue) Nardis, Sara...... 1238 (H8, Mon) Noh, Hyung-Joo...... 246 (B1, Wed) Mulato, Marcelo...... 846 (E4, Wed), 943 (E9, Tue), Narischat, Napan...... 180 (B1, Tue) Nohira, Toshiyuki...... 992 (F2, Wed) ...... 1481 (J2, Tue), 1482 (J2, Tue), Narlesky, Joshua...... 687 (D1, Thu) Nojima, Yasuo...... 705 (D2, Mon) ...... 1510 (J3, Tue), 1511 (J3, Tue) Naruškevičius, Leonas...... 455 (B5, Tue), Nokami, Toshiki..... 165 (B1, Tue), 616 (C1, Wed) Mulet-Gas, Marc...... 1097 (H3, Wed) ...... 456 (B5, Tue) Nolasco, Jairo...... 826 (E4, Tue) Mullick Chowdhury, Sayan...... 1218 (H7, Thu) Nascimento, Raphael...... 1482 (J2, Tue), Noll, Pascal...... 132 (B1, Mon) Mun, Junyoung...... 319 (B2, Wed) ...... 1511 (J3, Tue) Mundhwa, Mayur...... 466 (B5, Wed)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 145 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Norkus, Eugenijus...... 379 (B3, Wed), Onoda, Akira...... 1243 (H8, Mon) Papandrew, Alexander...... 484 (B6, Tue), ...... 382 (B3, Wed), 455 (B5, Tue), Oohora, Koji...... 1243 (H8, Mon) ...... 485 (B6, Tue), 1429 (I5, Tue), ...... 456 (B5, Tue) Oono, Yuka...... 1433 (I5, Tue) ...... 1442 (I6, Mon) Northrop, Paul...... 293 (B1, Thu), Orazem, Mark...... 646 (D1, Wed), Papastamatakis, Vagelis...... 1248 (H8, Mon) ...... 294 (B1, Thu), 414 (B4, Tue) ...... 983 (F2, Wed), 1037 (G3, Wed), Paranthaman, Marappan...... 173 (B1, Tue), Northwood, Derek...... 670 (D1, Wed) ...... 1041 (G4, Tue), 1045 (G4, Tue) ...... 233 (B1, Wed) Notsu, Hideo...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Orlowski, Marius...... 105 (A2, Tue), 108 (A2, Tue) Paranthaman, Marappan Parans...... 256 (B1, Wed) Nourbakhsh, Amirhasan...... 732 (E2, Mon) Ortiz-Ibarra, Hector...... 1032 (G3, Wed) Parbrook, Peter...... 920 (E9, Tue) Nousiainen, Pertti...... 1488 (J3, Mon) Osaka, Tetsuya...... 93 (A2, Tue), 117 (B1, Mon), Parfitt, Andrew...... 215 (B1, Wed) Nova, Pyros...... 1248 (H8, Mon) ...... 228 (B1, Wed), 239 (B1, Wed) Park, Andrew...... 1443 (I6, Mon) Noviandri, Indra...... 88 (A2, Mon) Osayemwenre, Gilbert...... 57 (A1, Tue) Park, Beom-Kyeong...... 458 (B5, Tue) Novo, C...... 899 (E6, Tue) Osborne, Joseph...... 1318 (I2, Wed) Park, Chan-Jin...... 258 (B1, Wed), Nowak, Sascha...... 399 (B4, Mon) Osiak, Michal...... 69 (A1, Tue), ...... 260 (B1, Wed), 261 (B1, Wed) Nowak-Król, Agnieszka...... 1239 (H8, Mon) ...... 507 (B7, Tue), 905 (E7, Wed), Park, Chang-Sun...... 785 (E3, Mon) Ntais, Spyridon...... 1350 (I3, Tue) ...... 906 (E7, Wed) Park, Chibeom...... 1083 (H2, Thu) Nunotani, Naoyoshi...... 222 (B1, Wed) Osintsev, Dmitri...... 894 (E6, Tue) Park, Chong Rae...... 1299 (H9, Wed) Nyholm, Leif...... 241 (B1, Wed) Osswald, Patrick...... 408 (B4, Tue) Park, Dae-Yeop...... 194 (B1, Wed) Ostapenko, Gennady...... 667 (D1, Wed) Park, Doh-Yeon...... 373 (B3, Wed), 1425 (I5, Tue) O Ostermay, Ina...... 874 (E5, Tue) Park, Dong-Hyun...... 817 (E4, Tue) Ota, Ken-ichiro...... 448 (B5, Tue), Park, Gu-Gon...... 262 (B1, Wed) O’Connor, Brendan...... 829 (E4, Tue) ...... 1007 (G1, Tue), 1008 (G1, Tue) Park, Hyung Gyu...... 736 (E2, Mon) O’Dwyer, Colm...... 69 (A1, Tue), 507 (B7, Tue), Otaki, Mitsutoshi...... 228 (B1, Wed), Park, Hyung-Ho...... 785 (E3, Mon) ...... 905 (E7, Wed), 906 (E7, Wed), ...... 239 (B1, Wed) Park, Hyunjung...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) ...... 907 (E7, Wed), 939 (E9, Tue) Otieno, Brunah...... 716 (E1, Tue), Park, Hyunwoong...... 605 (B9, Tue) O’Malley, Rachel...... 157 (B1, Tue) ...... 719 (E1, Tue), 720 (E1, Tue) Park, In-Tae...... 519 (B7, Tue), 1004 (F2, Wed) O’Riordan, Alan...... 1454 (J2, Mon), Ottakam Tothiyl, Muhammed...... 302 (B1, Thu) Park, Jae-Hyun...... 262 (B1, Wed), 1299 (H9, Wed) ...... 1487 (J3, Mon) Ou, Keng-Liang...... 723 (E1, Tue), 941 (E9, Tue) Park, Jae Young...... 1295 (H9, Wed) Ochal, Piotr...... 1341 (I3, Tue), 1359 (I3, Wed) Ou, Shih-Fu...... 723 (E1, Tue), 941 (E9, Tue) Park, Jea-Gun...... 817 (E4, Tue), Ogawa, Takashi...... 713 (D2, Tue) Ou, Sin-Liang...... 762 (E2, Wed), 931 (E9, Tue) ...... 937 (E9, Tue), 1301 (H9, Thu) Ogawa, Takuji...... 1229 (H8, Mon) Ouyang, Jianyong...... 836 (E4, Wed), Park, Ji Hoon...... 807 (E3, Wed) Ogier, Jean-Luc...... 805 (E3, Wed) ...... 1293 (H9, Wed) Park, Ji Hun...... 186 (B1, Wed), 801 (E3, Tue) Ogino, Kazuya...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Ouyang, Minggao...... 257 (B1, Wed) Park, Ji Young...... 1295 (H9, Wed) Ogitsu, Tadashi...... 592 (B9, Tue) Ouyang, Shuxin...... 583 (B9, Mon) Park, Jin Bum...... 428 (B4, Tue) Ogura, Atsushi...... 744 (E2, Tue), Owe, Lars-Erik...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Park, Jin Ho...... 74 (A1, Tue) ...... 748 (E2, Tue), 853 (E5, Mon) Owejan, Jeanette...... 157 (B1, Tue) Park, Jin Soo...... 275 (B1, Wed), 384 (B3, Wed) Oh, Hwa Sub...... 946 (E9, Tue) Ozasa, Kazunari...... 93 (A2, Tue) Park, Jin-Hwan...... 319 (B2, Wed) Oh, Ji Young...... 1514 (J3, Tue) Ozawa, Hiroaki...... 1117 (H4, Mon) Park, Jong Hyeok...... 587 (B9, Mon) Oh, Scott...... 1124 (H4, Tue) Ozkan, Cengiz...... 549 (B8, Mon), 903 (E7, Wed) Park, Jong-Kwan...... 937 (E9, Tue) Oh, Seung M...... 319 (B2, Wed) Ozkan, Mihrimah...... 549 (B8, Mon), Park, Joong Sun...... 316 (B2, Wed) Ohata, Akiko...... 895 (E6, Tue) ...... 903 (E7, Wed) Park, Jun Woo...... 1443 (I6, Mon) Ohkubo, Kei...... 1058 (H2, Wed), Park, Jung...... 130 (B1, Mon) ...... 1066 (H2, Thu), 1234 (H8, Mon), P Park, Jung Hoon...... 259 (B1, Wed), 316 (B2, Wed) ...... 1263 (H8, Tue), 1269 (H8, Tue) Park, Jung Ki...... 229 (B1, Wed) Ohma, Atsushi...... 160 (B1, Tue) Pace, Giuseppe...... 1361 (I3, Wed), 1436 (I6, Mon) Park, Jung Ock...... 120 (B1, Mon) Ohmi, Tadahiro...... 773 (E2, Wed) Pachter, Ruth...... 596 (B9, Tue) Park, Kyu-Young...... 529 (B7, Wed) Ohsaka, Takeo...... 68 (A1, Tue), 104 (A2, Tue) Paddison, Stephen...... 1315 (I2, Wed), Park, Min Sik...... 319 (B2, Wed), Ohshita, Yoshio...... 748 (E2, Tue) ...... 1330 (I2, Thu), 1439 (I6, Mon) ...... 392 (B4, Mon), 422 (B4, Tue) Ohta, Naofumi...... 1046 (G4, Tue) Padilla, Monica...... 1380 (I4, Mon) Park, Nae-Man...... 36 (A1, Tue) Ohta, Narumi...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Paek, Eunsu...... 1208 (H6, Mon) Park, Sang-Jae...... 207 (B1, Wed) Ohtani, Bunsho...... 1276 (H9, Wed) Paez, Maritza...... 659 (D1, Wed) Park, Se-Kook...... 227 (B1, Wed), 272 (B1, Wed) Oishi, Tetsuo...... 992 (F2, Wed) Paganin, Valdecir...... 1364 (I3, Wed) Park, Seok-Hee...... 262 (B1, Wed) Oji, Hiroshi...... 853 (E5, Mon) Paik, Ungyu...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) Park, Seok-Joo...... 270 (B1, Wed), Okada, Kiyoshi...... 93 (A2, Tue) Pak, Alexander...... 1208 (H6, Mon) ...... 271 (B1, Wed), 458 (B5, Tue) Okada, Yohei...... 622 (C1, Wed), 631 (C1, Wed) Pal, Siladitya...... 389 (B4, Mon), 516 (B7, Tue) Park, Seongjin...... 771 (E2, Wed) Okano, Makoto...... 1169 (H4, Thu) Palacín, M. Rosa...... 137 (B1, Mon) Park, Seongjun...... 741 (E2, Mon) Okayama, Chika...... 916 (E7, Wed) Palacios, Tomas...... 766 (E2, Wed) Park, Seongwoo...... 949 (E9, Tue), 951 (E9, Tue) Okazaki, Toshiya...... 1095 (H3, Wed), Palanichamy, Velammal...... 609 (B9, Tue) Park, Seongyong...... 247 (B1, Wed) ...... 1165 (H4, Wed) Palanisamy, Ponnusamy...... 1445 (J1, Tue) Park, Su Keun...... 1298 (H9, Wed) Okido, Masazumi...... 654 (D1, Wed) Pallarès, Josep...... 826 (E4, Tue), 835 (E4, Wed) Park, Sung-Hyeon...... 546 (B8, Mon) Oktyabrsky, Serge...... 767 (E2, Wed) Palomares, Verónica...... 167 (B1, Tue) Park, Sungki...... 904 (E7, Wed) Okube, Maki...... 1341 (I3, Tue) Pamujula, Sarala...... 1226 (H7, Thu) Park, Wonjun...... 752 (E2, Tue) Olivi, Paulo...... 1022 (G1, Tue) Pan, Chun-Jern...... 445 (B5, Tue) Park, Yensil...... 24 (A1, Tue) Olmstead, Marilyn...... 1063 (H2, Wed), Pan, Jing-Pin...... 321 (B2, Wed) Park, Yohan...... 191 (B1, Wed) ...... 1094 (H3, Wed), 1099 (H3, Wed) Pan, Ke...... 1307 (H9, Thu) Park, Young Min...... 462 (B5, Tue) Oloman, Colin...... 365 (B3, Wed), 383 (B3, Wed) Pan, Yu-Chi...... 333 (B2, Wed) Park, Youngsin...... 330 (B2, Wed) Olsen, Tivoli...... 1137 (H4, Tue) Panarin, Andrei...... 1000 (F2, Wed) Parker, Andrew...... 1189 (H5, Tue) Olsson, Henrik...... 240 (B1, Wed), 241 (B1, Wed) Pannala, Sreekanth...... 412 (B4, Tue), Parker, Charles...... 1451 (J1, Tue) Omanovic, Sasha...... 644 (C1, Thu), ...... 496 (B7, Mon) Parker, Jason...... 737 (E2, Mon) ...... 652 (D1, Wed), 722 (E1, Tue), Panthi, Dhruba...... 218 (B1, Wed) Parker, Joseph...... 534 (B7, Wed) ...... 730 (E1, Tue) Paolella, Andrea...... 499 (B7, Mon), Parkinson, Bruce...... 590 (B9, Mon), 910 (E7, Wed) Omura, Yasuhisa...... 883 (E6, Tue) ...... 505 (B7, Mon) Parkinson, Matt...... 205 (B1, Wed) Ong, Ai Lien...... 354 (B3, Tue) Paolesse, Roberto...... 1238 (H8, Mon), Parra-Vasquez, A. Nicholas...... 1146 (H4, Wed) Ono, Atsushi...... 900 (E6, Tue) ...... 1257 (H8, Tue) Parrondo, Javier...... 1019 (G1, Tue) Ono, Hideaki...... 380 (B3, Wed) Paolucci, Francesco...... 1178 (H5, Tue) Partovi-Nia, Raheleh...... 698 (D2, Mon) Ono, Hideki...... 992 (F2, Wed) Papadimitrakopoulos, Fotios...... 1113 (H4, Mon) Paruchuri, Vamsi...... 849 (E5, Mon) Ono, Kazuyoshi...... 879 (E6, Mon) Parvizi, Reza...... 677 (D1, Wed)

146 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Paskocimas, Carlos...... 89 (A2, Mon) Pianetta, Piero...... 1029 (G3, Wed) Qu, Wei...... 303 (B1, Thu), 346 (B2, Thu) Pasquale, Frank...... 763 (E2, Wed), 862 (E5, Tue) Pica, Monica...... 1006 (G1, Tue), 1026 (G1, Tue) Quill, Nathan...... 907 (E7, Wed) Passerini, Stefano...... 112 (B1, Mon), Picard, Lionel...... 301 (B1, Thu) Quintanar, Liliana...... 636 (C1, Thu) ...... 132 (B1, Mon), 399 (B4, Mon) Picard, Quentin...... 641 (C1, Thu) Quintero Restrepo, Ricardo...... 1211 (H6, Wed) Pasta, Mauro...... 492 (B6, Tue) Pickup, Peter...... 87 (A2, Mon), Quiroga-González, Enrique...... 905 (E7, Wed) Patel, Sunny...... 1228 (H7, Thu) ...... 1354 (I3, Wed), 1377 (I3, Thu) Patel, Vinay...... 1448 (J1, Tue) Picos, Rodrigo...... 830 (E4, Tue) R Pater, Ewa...... 58 (A1, Tue) Picraux, S...... 882 (E6, Mon) Patoux, Sébastien...... 395 (B4, Mon) Pierson, Jean-Francois...... 542 (B8, Mon) Rabis, Annett...... 440 (B5, Tue) Pattarkine, Gaurav...... 463 (B5, Wed) Pietras, John...... 463 (B5, Wed) Rabot, Caroline...... 1186 (H5, Tue) Patterson, Tim...... 1033 (G3, Wed) Pikma, Piret...... 1040 (G3, Wed), 1412 (I4, Tue) Raghavan, Rahul...... 518 (B7, Tue) Pauc, Nicolas...... 563 (B8, Tue), 902 (E7, Wed) Pinchuk, Alexey...... 1391 (I4, Mon) Ragones, Heftsi...... 1464 (J2, Mon) Paul, Devproshad...... 129 (B1, Mon) Pinkwart, Karsten...... 322 (B2, Wed), Ragoussi, Maria-Eleni...... 1080 (H2, Thu), Paul, Frédéric...... 1410 (I4, Tue) ...... 357 (B3, Tue), 1376 (I3, Thu) ...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Paul, Shashi...... 806 (E3, Wed) Pinson, Matthew...... 405 (B4, Tue) Rahim, Nilufa...... 860 (E5, Tue) Paulo, Maria...... 1350 (I3, Tue) Pintauro, Peter...... 1443 (I6, Mon) Rahman, Fahim Ur...... 769 (E2, Wed) Pavanello, Marcelo...... 887 (E6, Tue), Pinzaru, Dana...... 317 (B2, Wed) Rahman, Mohammad...... 68 (A1, Tue), ...... 889 (E6, Tue), 898 (E6, Tue) Piszcz, Michal...... 312 (B2, Wed), ...... 104 (A2, Tue), 598 (B9, Tue), Pavlov, Michael...... 961 (F1, Tue) ...... 340 (B2, Thu), 535 (B7, Wed) ...... 1484 (J2, Tue) Pavone, Michele...... 1319 (I2, Wed) Plichta, Edward...... 141 (B1, Mon), 237 (B1, Wed) Rahman, Mohammad Wahidur...... 742 (E2, Mon) Pavunny, Shojan...... 872 (E5, Tue) Poblet, Josep M...... 1087 (H3, Tue), Rahman, Tasmiat...... 255 (B1, Wed) Peaker, Tony...... 789 (E3, Tue) ...... 1097 (H3, Wed) Rahmanian, Rowshan...... 842 (E4, Wed) Pebere, Nadine...... 1041 (G4, Tue) Poddubny, Alexander...... 788 (E3, Tue) Raina, Supil...... 151 (B1, Tue), Peck, Donghyun...... 252 (B1, Wed) Podlaha-Murphy, Elizabeth...... 986 (F2, Wed), ...... 548 (B8, Mon), 1476 (J2, Tue) Pecquenard, Brigitte...... 211 (B1, Wed) ...... 988 (F2, Wed) Rainka, Matthew...... 627 (C1, Wed) Pedroza Montero, Martin...... 64 (A1, Tue) Poduska, Kristin...... 1446 (J1, Tue) Raja, Munira...... 816 (E4, Tue) Pei, Yiwen...... 9 (A1, Tue), 100 (A2, Tue) Poiroux, Thierry...... 866 (E5, Tue) Rajan, Krishna...... 588 (B9, Mon) Peiro, Francisca...... 791 (E3, Tue) Polczynski, Piotr...... 1411 (I4, Tue), 1416 (I4, Wed) Rajeshwar, Krishnan...... 1332 (I3, Mon) Peled, Emanuel...... 477 (B6, Tue) Poltavets, Viktor...... 200 (B1, Wed) Rajh, Tijana...... 530 (B7, Wed) Peles, Amra...... 416 (B4, Tue) Poluektov, Oleg...... 140 (B1, Mon) Ram, Manoj...... 582 (B8, Tue) Pellegrini, Vittorio...... 1180 (H5, Tue) Polyansky, Dmitry...... 595 (B9, Tue) Ramadesigan, Venkatasailanathan...... Peña Hueso, Adrian...... 328 (B2, Wed) Pomarico, Giuseppe...... 1238 (H8, Mon) ...... 293 (B1, Thu), 294 (B1, Thu), Penchev, Miroslav...... 903 (E7, Wed) Popov, Alexey...... 1076 (H2, Thu), ...... 1036 (G3, Wed) Peng, Cheng-Lin...... 871 (E5, Tue) ...... 1084 (H2, Thu), 1100 (H3, Wed) Ramaker, David...... 157 (B1, Tue) Peng, Dong-Liang...... 1031 (G3, Wed) Porfyrakis, Kyriakos...... 1089 (H3, Wed) Ramamurthy, Sridhar...... 698 (D2, Mon), Peng, Ping...... 1063 (H2, Wed) Postel-Pellerin, Jérémy...... 805 (E3, Wed) ...... 711 (D2, Tue), 714 (D2, Tue) Peng, Ru...... 948 (E9, Tue) Poterala, Marcin...... 312 (B2, Wed) Ramani, Vijay.....1013 (G1, Tue), 1019 (G1, Tue) Peng, Rufang...... 1062 (H2, Wed) Potnis, Tanmay...... 108 (A2, Tue) Ramar, Vishwanathan...... 203 (B1, Wed) Peppley, Brant...... 466 (B5, Wed) Pourtois, Geoffrey...... 755 (E2, Tue) Ramaswamy, Nagappan...... 254 (B1, Wed) Peralta-Hernández, Juan...... 1038 (G3, Wed), Poyner, Mark...... 502 (B7, Mon) Ramirez, Alejandra...... 591 (B9, Mon) ...... 1503 (J3, Tue) Poynton, Simon...... 354 (B3, Tue) Ramirez, Efren...... 1021 (G1, Tue) Perea, D...... 882 (E6, Mon) Prabhudev, Sagar...... 1306 (H9, Thu) Ramirez, Joan...... 791 (E3, Tue) Perebeinos, Vasili...... 1128 (H4, Tue) Pradelles, Jonathan...... 866 (E5, Tue) Ramírez Calera, Itzel...... 1125 (H4, Tue) Pereira, Carlos...... 972 (F1, Tue) Prakash, Adithya...... 45 (A1, Tue) Ramon, Eloi...... 721 (E1, Tue), 831 (E4, Tue) Pereira, Ernesto...... 1350 (I3, Tue) Prakash, G. K. Surya...... 141 (B1, Mon), Ramos, Frank...... 919 (E9, Tue) Pereira, J...... 307 (B2, Wed) ...... 237 (B1, Wed), 1438 (I6, Mon) Rana, Jatinkumar...... 152 (B1, Tue) Pereira, Nathalie...... 397 (B4, Mon) Prato, Maurizio...... 1053 (H1, Sun) Ranjbar Sahraie, Nastaran...... 351 (B3, Tue) Pereira, Nuno...... 972 (F1, Tue) Prendergast, David...... 592 (B9, Tue) Rankin, Rees...... 356 (B3, Tue) Pereyra, Ines...... 943 (E9, Tue) Prest, Laura...... 1366 (I3, Wed) Raoof, Mustafa...... 1222 (H7, Thu) Pérez-Villar, Sofía...... 985 (F2, Wed) Prezhdo, Oleg...... 1129 (H4, Tue) Rasil, Alan...... 149 (B1, Tue) Perkins, Chris...... 700 (D2, Mon) Prime, Dominic...... 806 (E3, Wed) Rastogi, Vinayak...... 1105 (H4, Mon) Pernstich, Kurt...... 823 (E4, Tue) Priolo, Francesco...... 790 (E3, Tue) Ratner, Daniel...... 718 (E1, Tue) Perrot, Hubert...... 410 (B4, Tue), 1047 (G4, Tue) Prokofiev, Alexei...... 788 (E3, Tue) Rauff-Nisthar, Nadya...... 700 (D2, Mon) Perry, Mike...... 175 (B1, Tue), Proksch, Roger...... 147 (B1, Tue) Raut, Akshay...... 1451 (J1, Tue) ...... 476 (B6, Tue), 480 (B6, Tue), Promislow, Keith...... 1313 (I2, Wed) Ravadgar, Parvaneh...... 953 (E9, Tue) ...... 491 (B6, Tue), 1033 (G3, Wed) Proust, Marina...... 206 (B1, Wed) Ravikumar, Musuwathi...... 570 (B8, Tue) Persaud, Suraj...... 715 (D2, Tue) Puga, Beatriz...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Ravnsbaek, Dorthe B...... 149 (B1, Tue), Peruzzi, V...... 891 (E6, Tue) Pujol, M...... 939 (E9, Tue) ...... 153 (B1, Tue) Peterbauer, Clemens...... 1358 (I3, Wed) Pung, Swee-Yong...... 1506 (J3, Tue) Rawlings, Sabrina...... 141 (B1, Mon), Peters, Andrea...... 627 (C1, Wed) Purgato, Fabiana...... 1022 (G1, Tue) ...... 237 (B1, Wed) Peters, Dennis...... 623 (C1, Wed) Purrello, Roberto...... 1240 (H8, Mon) Razeeb, Kafil M...... 1471 (J2, Tue) Pethaiah, Sethu...... 121 (B1, Mon) Purwar, Yashasvi...... 1475 (J2, Tue) Reaver, Nathan...... 73 (A1, Tue), 1456 (J2, Mon) Petkov, Nikolay...... 920 (E9, Tue), 1471 (J2, Tue) Pyymaki Perros, Alexander...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Rebane, Aleksander...... 1239 (H8, Mon) Petrik, Peter...... 783 (E3, Mon) Rebled, Jose...... 791 (E3, Tue) Petrou, Athanasia...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Q Reboredo, Silvia...... 1075 (H2, Thu) Petrov, Alexey G...... 1130 (H4, Tue) Recio, Javier...... 161 (B1, Tue), 178 (B1, Tue) Petrykin, Valery...... 1341 (I3, Tue) Qi, Hai-Qing...... 666 (D1, Wed) Reda, Mahmoud...... 676 (D1, Wed), Pettigrew, Katherine...... 171 (B1, Tue) Qiao, Jinli...... 128 (B1, Mon), ...... 1388 (I4, Mon), 1430 (I5, Tue), Petty, Anthony...... 634 (C1, Wed) ...... 154 (B1, Tue), 283 (B1, Wed) ...... 1431 (I5, Tue), 1432 (I5, Tue) Petzold, Linda...... 1035 (G3, Wed) Qiao, Li-Jie...... 438 (B5, Tue) Redman, Daniel...... 975 (F1, Tue) Pewsey, Emma...... 1403 (I4, Tue) Qie, Long...... 190 (B1, Wed) Reeb, Berthold...... 1338 (I3, Mon) Pham, Minh...... 1414 (I4, Tue) Qin, Zack...... 31 (A1, Tue), 694 (D2, Mon), Reed, David...... 479 (B6, Tue) Phan, Thanh...... 1256 (H8, Tue) ...... 696 (D2, Mon), 697 (D2, Mon) Reed, Jessica...... 473 (B5, Wed) Phani, Kanala...... 1379 (I4, Mon) Qin, Zhisheng...... 251 (B1, Wed), 996 (F2, Wed) Reed, Michael...... 1499 (J3, Mon) Philippe, Laetitia...... 1030 (G3, Wed) Qiu, Jacky...... 838 (E4, Wed) Reeve, Zoe...... 344 (B2, Thu) Phung, L. E...... 349 (B2, Thu), 1308 (H9, Thu) Qu, Liangti...... 1201 (H6, Mon) Regenbrecht, Carolin...... 617 (C1, Wed)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 147 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Reichert, Mathias...... 112 (B1, Mon) Ruoff, Rodney...... 1202 (H6, Mon) Sasaki, Katia...... 886 (E6, Tue) Reid, O’Rian...... 1366 (I3, Wed) Rupesinghe, Nalin...... 736 (E2, Mon) Sasaki, Kazunari...... 1020 (G1, Tue) Reimbold, Gilles...... 859 (E5, Tue) Rus, Eric...... 361 (B3, Wed) Sasaki, Kazuya...... 236 (B1, Wed), 238 (B1, Wed) Rein, Régis...... 1056 (H2, Wed), Rusling, James...... 716 (E1, Tue), Sasaki, Kotaro...... 443 (B5, Tue) ...... 1264 (H8, Tue), 1272 (H8, Wed) ...... 719 (E1, Tue), 720 (E1, Tue) Sasaki, Shunsuke...... 119 (B1, Mon) Reiter, Christoph...... 123 (B1, Mon) Ruterana, P...... 939 (E9, Tue) Sassa, Fumihiro...... 879 (E6, Mon) Rekhi, Sandeep...... 110 (B1, Mon) Rutkowska, Agnieszka...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Sassin, Megan...... 534 (B7, Wed), 566 (B8, Tue) Reksten, Anita...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Rutkowska, Iwona...... 1342 (I3, Tue) Sastre-Santos, Angela...... 1079 (H2, Thu), Ren, Fan...... 1 (A0, Mon), 922 (E9, Tue) Rütt, Uta...... 25 (A1, Tue), 187 (B1, Wed) ...... 1266 (H8, Tue) Ren, Lei...... 1150 (H4, Wed) Ryan, Aoife...... 1237 (H8, Mon) Sato, Daiki...... 883 (E6, Tue) Renner, Frank...... 25 (A1, Tue), 187 (B1, Wed) Ryan, Emily...... 433 (B4, Tue) Sato, Shintaro...... 731 (E2, Mon) Renner, Julie...... 1440 (I6, Mon) Ryan, Kevin...... 906 (E7, Wed) Sato, Tatsuo...... 936 (E9, Tue) Rettmann, Ryan...... 860 (E5, Tue) Ryou, Myung-Hyun...... 40 (A1, Tue) Satoh, Hiroaki...... 900 (E6, Tue) Rhie, Young Hoon...... 221 (B1, Wed) Ryou, Sun-Young...... 36 (A1, Tue) Satou, Kazuo...... 223 (B1, Wed) Rhoden, Stephen...... 594 (B9, Tue) Satsangee, Soami...... 48 (A1, Tue) Rhodes, Christopher...... 298 (B1, Thu) S Satsangee, Soami Piara...... 46 (A1, Tue) Rhodes, Kevin...... 110 (B1, Mon) Sattler, Wesley...... 304 (B1, Thu) Riahi, A. Reza...... 343 (B2, Thu) Saarenpää, Hanna...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Saulnier, Mathieu...... 169 (B1, Tue), 540 (B7, Wed) Ribeiro, Josimar...... 1374 (I3, Thu) Sabolsky, Edward...... 286 (B1, Wed), Savage, John...... 1314 (I2, Wed) Richard, Olivier...... 746 (E2, Tue) ...... 1447 (J1, Tue) Savidge, Rachel...... 793 (E3, Tue) Richardson, Thomas...... 316 (B2, Wed) Sabolsky, Katarzyna...... 286 (B1, Wed), Savoini, Alberto...... 537 (B7, Wed) Richter, Curt...... 823 (E4, Tue), 845 (E4, Wed) ...... 1447 (J1, Tue) Savych, Iuliia...... 1024 (G1, Tue), 1375 (I3, Thu) Richter, Lee...... 823 (E4, Tue), 834 (E4, Wed) Sacchetti, Valentina...... 1059 (H2, Wed) Sayed, Sayed...... 1400 (I4, Tue) Rickert, Will...... 263 (B1, Wed) Sacci, Robert...... 1363 (I3, Wed) Sayle, Dean...... 432 (B4, Tue) Ridgeway, Mark...... 857 (E5, Mon) Sacks, Justin...... 799 (E3, Tue) Scalise, Emilio...... 755 (E2, Tue) Riehl, Bill...... 1120 (H4, Mon) Sadki, Saïd...... 563 (B8, Tue), 902 (E7, Wed) Schappacher, Falko...... 112 (B1, Mon), Riehl, Bonnie...... 1120 (H4, Mon) Sadler, Thomas...... 920 (E9, Tue) ...... 399 (B4, Mon) Riella, Humberto...... 1002 (F2, Wed) Sado, Yuki...... 1093 (H3, Wed) Schatz, Rich...... 464 (B5, Wed) Riemer, Douglas...... 1044 (G4, Tue) Saeed, Saba...... 788 (E3, Tue) Schefold, Josef...... 469 (B5, Wed) Rinaldi, Ali...... 305 (B1, Thu), 533 (B7, Wed) Sagawa, Takashi...... 1303 (H9, Thu) Schepis, Dominic...... 860 (E5, Tue) Ritzmann, Andrew...... 1319 (I2, Wed) Saglietti, Guilherme...... 1364 (I3, Wed) Scherson, Daniel...... 1397 (I4, Tue), 1402 (I4, Tue) Rivera, Ernesto...... 1264 (H8, Tue) Said, Hayem...... 624 (C1, Wed) Schier, Herman...... 274 (B1, Wed) Robertson, John...... 736 (E2, Mon) Saikia, Diganta...... 333 (B2, Wed) Schilling, Daniel...... 1158 (H4, Wed), Robinson, Joshua...... 740 (E2, Mon) Sairi, Masniza...... 1460 (J2, Mon) ...... 1164 (H4, Wed) Robson, Timothy...... 880 (E6, Mon) Sakakibara, Yuka...... 1230 (H8, Mon) Schlageter, Thomas...... 1212 (H6, Wed) Rodehorst, Uta...... 399 (B4, Mon) Sakamoto, Susumu...... 916 (E7, Wed) Schlitz, Ruth...... 827 (E4, Tue) Rodrigues, Marisa...... 232 (B1, Wed) Sakao, Toshinori...... 1291 (H9, Wed) Schlueter, Steffen...... 408 (B4, Tue) Rodriguez, Noel...... 895 (E6, Tue) Sakata, Tomomi...... 879 (E6, Mon) Schmeisser, Jennifer...... 1423 (I5, Tue) Rodriguez Luque, A...... 881 (E6, Mon) Salaoru, Iulia...... 806 (E3, Wed) Schmidt, Claudia...... 372 (B3, Wed) Rodríguez-Fortea, Antonio...... 1097 (H3, Wed) Salazar, Raul...... 91 (A2, Tue), 933 (E9, Tue) Schmidt, Michael...... 1471 (J2, Tue) Rodriguez-Mendez, Maria Luz...... 1258 (H8, Tue) Saleh, Farhana...... 1011 (G1, Tue) Schmidt, Ralf...... 682 (D1, Wed) Rojo, Javier...... 1070 (H2, Thu), 1080 (H2, Thu) Salem, Nuha...... 323 (B2, Wed) Schmidt, Thomas...... 359 (B3, Tue), 440 (B5, Tue) Rojo, Teófilo...... 167 (B1, Tue) Saliba-Silva, Adonis...... 1002 (F2, Wed) Schmitt, Dominik...... 617 (C1, Wed) Rolison, Debra...... 171 (B1, Tue), Salice, Patrizio...... 1081 (H2, Thu) Schmuki, P...... 966 (F1, Tue) ...... 534 (B7, Wed), 566 (B8, Tue) Salman, S...... 654 (D1, Wed) Schmückle, Franz-Josef...... 874 (E5, Tue) Roller, Justin...... 182 (B1, Tue), 1016 (G1, Tue) Salomé, Sónia...... 972 (F1, Tue) Schneider, Frank...... 747 (E2, Tue) Romann, Tavo...... 1040 (G3, Wed) Samia, Anna...... 1459 (J2, Mon) Schneider, Oliver...... 1338 (I3, Mon) Ronda, Antoine...... 743 (E2, Tue) Sammelselg, Väino...... 358 (B3, Tue) Schoeppler, Friedrich...... 1157 (H4, Wed) Rønning, Magnus...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Sammes, Nigel...... 215 (B1, Wed) Scholes, Gregory...... 1284 (H9, Wed) Ronquillo, Karen An...... 624 (C1, Wed) Samson, Marie-Pierre...... 866 (E5, Tue) Scholta, Joachim...... 123 (B1, Mon) Rooyackers, Rita...... 888 (E6, Tue) Sanchez, Carlos...... 635 (C1, Thu) Schougaard, Steen...... 169 (B1, Tue), Roquelet, Cyrielle...... 1127 (H4, Tue), Sánchez, José...... 826 (E4, Tue) ...... 244 (B1, Wed), 400 (B4, Mon), ...... 1144 (H4, Tue), 1160 (H4, Wed) Sanchez, Sylvia...... 91 (A2, Tue), 933 (E9, Tue) ...... 401 (B4, Mon), 425 (B4, Tue), Rosborg, Bo...... 697 (D2, Mon) Sandoval, Luis...... 554 (B8, Mon) ...... 540 (B7, Wed) Roschuk, Tyler...... 797 (E3, Tue) Sandros, Marinella...... 1226 (H7, Thu) Schreiber, David...... 1464 (J2, Mon) Rosei, Federico...... 784 (E3, Mon) Sanetuntikul, Jakkid...... 353 (B3, Tue) Schreier, Hans-Jürgen...... 682 (D1, Wed) Roshnaye, Eqlema...... 624 (C1, Wed) Sankaran, R. Mohan...... 1114 (H4, Mon) Schroder, Kjell...... 512 (B7, Tue) Rotermund, Harm...... 907 (E7, Wed) Sankaranarayanan, Subramanian...... 649 (D1, Wed) Schröder, Daniel...... 364 (B3, Wed) Rotkin, Slava V...... 1130 (H4, Tue), Santhanagopalan, Shriram...... 293 (B1, Thu), Schuhmann, Wolfgang...... 944 (E9, Tue), ...... 1148 (H4, Wed) ...... 294 (B1, Thu) ...... 1358 (I3, Wed) Rouault, Helene...... 199 (B1, Wed), 345 (B2, Thu) Santibañez, Francisco...... 659 (D1, Wed) Schulze, A...... 861 (E5, Tue) Roué, Lionel...... 113 (B1, Mon) Santini, Catherine...... 199 (B1, Wed), 345 (B2, Thu) Schumacher, Gerhard...... 152 (B1, Tue) Rousse, Celine...... 101 (A2, Tue), 979 (F1, Tue) Santra, Pralay...... 1286 (H9, Wed) Schuster, Rolf...... 114 (B1, Mon) Rousse, Gwenaëlle...... 137 (B1, Mon) Saoutieff, Elise...... 206 (B1, Wed) Schwalke, Udo...... 733 (E2, Mon), 897 (E6, Tue) Roussignol, Philippe...... 1144 (H4, Tue), Sapper, Erik...... 662 (D1, Wed), 1318 (I2, Wed) Schwarzenbach, Walter...... 880 (E6, Mon) ...... 1160 (H4, Wed) Saprudin, Deden...... 88 (A2, Mon) Scott, Lawrence...... 1178 (H5, Tue) Routoure, Jean-Marc...... 881 (E6, Mon) Sarapuu, Ave...... 358 (B3, Tue) Scrape, Preston...... 22 (A1, Tue) Rowell, Nelson...... 743 (E2, Tue) Sargent, Edward...... 757 (E2, Wed), Sébrié, Catherine...... 1213 (H7, Thu) Roy, Tania...... 764 (E2, Wed) ...... 786 (E3, Mon), 1287 (H9, Wed) Secouard, Christophe...... 206 (B1, Wed) Rozain, Caroline...... 467 (B5, Wed) Sariciftci, Niyazi Serdar...... 810 (E4, Mon) Seemayer, Andreas...... 25 (A1, Tue), 187 (B1, Wed) Rozière, Jacques...... 1006 (G1, Tue), Sarina, Evan...... 1099 (H3, Wed) Seidel, Peter...... 747 (E2, Tue) ...... 1024 (G1, Tue), 1375 (I3, Thu), Sariola-Leikas, Essi...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Seiss, Birgit...... 851 (E5, Mon) ...... 1426 (I5, Tue) Sarker, Biddut...... 819 (E4, Tue), 1141 (H4, Tue) Sekhar, Praveen...... 95 (A2, Tue), Ruan, Xiulin...... 752 (E2, Tue) Sarpkaya, Ibrahim...... 1154 (H4, Wed) ...... 1445 (J1, Tue), 1494 (J3, Mon) Rudi, Stefan...... 157 (B1, Tue) Sasada, Yukari...... 1196 (H6, Mon) Sekiguchi, Atsuko...... 1142 (H4, Tue) Rumbles, Garry...... 1171 (H4, Thu) Sasaki, K. R...... 893 (E6, Tue) Sekol, Ryan...... 504 (B7, Mon), 536 (B7, Wed)

148 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Sel, Ozlem...... 1047 (G4, Tue) Shin, Won-Kyung...... 335 (B2, Wed) Smith, Diane...... 624 (C1, Wed) Seland, Frode...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Shinohara, Hisanori...... 1093 (H3, Wed) Smith, Jared...... 708 (D2, Tue) Selberherr, Siegfried...... 894 (E6, Tue) Shirke, Amol...... 1493 (J3, Mon) Smith, Kyle...... 277 (B1, Wed) Sels, Bert...... 732 (E2, Mon) Shishkin, Maxim...... 1325 (I2, Thu) Snyder, Kent...... 263 (B1, Wed) Selskis, Algirdas...... 379 (B3, Wed), Shitanda, Isao...... 32 (A1, Tue), 33 (A1, Tue), Snyder, Stephen...... 999 (F2, Wed) ...... 382 (B3, Wed), 455 (B5, Tue), ...... 34 (A1, Tue), 1042 (G4, Tue), So, Hyun Wook...... 785 (E3, Mon) ...... 456 (B5, Tue) ...... 1046 (G4, Tue), 1049 (G4, Tue), Soares, Layciane...... 1022 (G1, Tue) Senboku, Hisanori...... 619 (C1, Wed) ...... 1513 (J3, Tue) Sobh, Fatima...... 244 (B1, Wed) Senge, Mathias...... 1237 (H8, Mon) Shleev, Sergey...... 1358 (I3, Wed) Sode, Aya...... 185 (B1, Tue) Senguttuvan, Premkumar...... 137 (B1, Mon) Shoesmith, David...... 31 (A1, Tue), 694 (D2, Mon), Soeda, Kazunari...... 75 (A1, Tue) Seo, Myungwon...... 40 (A1, Tue), 326 (B2, Wed) ...... 696 (D2, Mon), 697 (D2, Mon), Sofie, Stephen...... 472 (B5, Wed) Seok, Ogyun...... 952 (E9, Tue), ...... 698 (D2, Mon), 714 (D2, Tue) Sohn, Hong-Kyun...... 675 (D1, Wed) ...... 955 (E9, Tue), 956 (E9, Tue) Sholvin, Christopher...... 491 (B6, Tue) Sokhanvaran, Samira...... 970 (F1, Tue) Sepehrifard, Ali...... 231 (B1, Wed) Shono, Kumi...... 148 (B1, Tue) Solarska, Renata...... 603 (B9, Tue) Sepp, Silver...... 1352 (I3, Tue), 1373 (I3, Thu) Shrestha, Sujan...... 553 (B8, Mon) Soler, Juliana...... 635 (C1, Thu) Serkan, A...... 151 (B1, Tue) Shu, Chunying...... 1215 (H7, Thu) Solladié, Nathalie...... 1056 (H2, Wed), Serna, Rosalia...... 780 (E3, Mon) Shui, Jiang-Lan...... 97 (A2, Tue) ...... 1232 (H8, Mon), 1264 (H8, Tue), Serov, Alexey...... 1344 (I3, Tue), 1380 (I4, Mon) Shukla, Ashok...... 570 (B8, Tue) ...... 1272 (H8, Wed) Serras, Paula...... 167 (B1, Tue) Shul, Galyna...... 1418 (I4, Wed) Solorza-Feria, Omar...... 44 (A1, Tue) Servati, Peyman...... 842 (E4, Wed) Shul, Yong-Gun...... 439 (B5, Tue) Soloveichik, Grigorii...... 627 (C1, Wed) Seshadri, Harinipriya...... 968 (F1, Tue) Shulga, Eugene...... 1195 (H6, Mon) Soltanian, Saeid...... 842 (E4, Wed) Seto, Kelvin...... 706 (D2, Mon) Shvartsev, Boris...... 1385 (I4, Mon) Somasundaran, Ponisseril...... 963 (F1, Tue) Seung, Hyun-Min...... 817 (E4, Tue), Siah, Soh Yun...... 864 (E5, Tue) Someya, Kouji...... 964 (F1, Tue) ...... 1301 (H9, Thu) Siddiqui, Shahab...... 860 (E5, Tue) Son, Bongki...... 326 (B2, Wed), 435 (B4, Tue) Seweryn, Jakub...... 1362 (I3, Wed) Siekierski, Maciej...... 340 (B2, Thu), Son, Ji-Won...... 259 (B1, Wed), 316 (B2, Wed) Shacham-Diamand, Yosi...... 1464 (J2, Mon) ...... 535 (B7, Wed) Son, Jin-Young...... 853 (E5, Mon) Shah, Asma...... 1372 (I3, Thu) Sieradzki, Karl...... 710 (D2, Tue) Sonar, Prashant...... 811 (E4, Mon), 814 (E4, Mon) Shah, Badal...... 1477 (J2, Tue) Siimenson, Carolin...... 1386 (I4, Mon) Sone, Masato...... 936 (E9, Tue) Shah, Miraj...... 789 (E3, Tue) Siinor, Liis...... 1386 (I4, Mon) Song, Hyun Jae...... 741 (E2, Mon) Shah, Sirish...... 1475 (J2, Tue) Sillanpää, Mika...... 1488 (J3, Mon) Song, Jongchan...... 229 (B1, Wed) Shalyt, Eugene...... 961 (F1, Tue) Silva, A...... 972 (F1, Tue) Song, Kyuseok...... 1004 (F2, Wed) Sham, Tsun Kong...... 515 (B7, Tue) Silva, Guilherme...... 943 (E9, Tue), 1481 (J2, Tue) Song, Pung Keun...... 938 (E9, Tue) Shang, Jing...... 718 (E1, Tue) Silva, Maria...... 307 (B2, Wed) Song, Rak-Hyun...... 270 (B1, Wed), Shang, Mingwei...... 96 (A2, Tue) Silva, Marina...... 846 (E4, Wed) ...... 271 (B1, Wed), 458 (B5, Tue) Shanmugam, Sangaraju...... 353 (B3, Tue) Silveira, Marcilei...... 891 (E6, Tue) Song, Seonghyun...... 337 (B2, Wed), Shao, Minling...... 944 (E9, Tue, 1358 (I3, Wed) Silvera Batista, Carlos...... 1105 (H4, Mon) ...... 435 (B4, Tue) Shao-Horn, Yang...... 157 (B1, Tue) Silvester, Debbie...... 1460 (J2, Mon) Song, Seung-Min...... 957 (E9, Tue) Sharifi, Roholah...... 1113 (H4, Mon) Silvestrini, Simone...... 1081 (H2, Thu) Song, Tae-Ho...... 38 (A1, Tue) Shasha, Hila...... 1385 (I4, Mon) Simoen, E...... 885 (E6, Tue), 889 (E6, Tue), Song, Taeseup...... 539 (B7, Wed), 923 (E9, Tue) She, Ying...... 491 (B6, Tue) ...... 892 (E6, Tue), 893 (E6, Tue) Song, TaeWon...... 130 (B1, Mon) Shea, Matthew...... 1199 (H6, Mon) Simoen, Eddy...... 749 (E2, Tue), 881 (E6, Mon), Song, Xiangyun...... 207 (B1, Wed) Shehzad, Khurram...... 1372 (I3, Thu) ...... 884 (E6, Tue), 886 (E6, Tue), Soni, Sumit...... 406 (B4, Tue) Sheldon, Brian...... 406 (B4, Tue) ...... 888 (E6, Tue), 890 (E6, Tue), Sonnenberg, Victor...... 884 (E6, Tue) Shellikeri, Annadanesh...... 1491 (J3, Mon) ...... 891 (E6, Tue) Soomro, Muhammad Tahir...... 1393 (I4, Mon) Shen, Jun...... 842 (E4, Wed) Simonian, Aleksandr...... 1468 (J2, Mon), Soper, Steven A...... 986 (F2, Wed) Shen, Xuesong...... 81 (A1, Tue) ...... 1480 (J2, Tue) Sotomayor Torres, Clivia...... 906 (E7, Wed) Shenai, Krishna...... 760 (E2, Wed) Simpson, Peter...... 743 (E2, Tue) Sowade, Enrico...... 831 (E4, Tue) Sheps, Tatyana...... 1207 (H6, Mon) Sims, Patrick...... 1137 (H4, Tue) Soysa, Ramesh...... 647 (D1, Wed), 648 (D1, Wed) Shi, Jingjing...... 128 (B1, Mon), 154 (B1, Tue) Simunovic, Srdjan...... 412 (B4, Tue) Spaeth, Florian...... 1158 (H4, Wed), Shi, Kaiyuan...... 543 (B8, Mon), 581 (B8, Tue) Singdeo, Debanand...... 367 (B3, Wed) ...... 1164 (H4, Wed) Shibata, Mari...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Singh, Minashree...... 1475 (J2, Tue) Speck, Ramona...... 322 (B2, Wed) Shie, Tzung-Da...... 339 (B2, Thu) Singh, Nirala...... 489 (B6, Tue) Spencer, Tara...... 341 (B2, Thu) Shieu, Fuh-Sheng...... 1459 (J2, Mon) Singh, Rajiv...... 249 (B1, Wed) Sperlich, Andreas...... 1065 (H2, Thu), Shiku, Hitoshi...... 1463 (J2, Mon) Singh, Ramesh...... 66 (A1, Tue) ...... 1158 (H4, Wed), 1164 (H4, Wed) Shim, Jae-Hyoung...... 1301 (H9, Thu) Sintic, Paul...... 1251 (H8, Tue) Spernjak, Dusan...... 1445 (J1, Tue) Shim, Joonmok...... 227 (B1, Wed), 272 (B1, Wed) Sitharaman, Balaji...... 1212 (H6, Wed), Spickermann, Christian...... 682 (D1, Wed) Shiman, Zhang...... 632 (C1, Wed), 638 (C1, Thu) ...... 1218 (H7, Thu), 1228 (H7, Thu) Spies, Kurt...... 452 (B5, Tue) Shimizu, Akihiro...... 165 (B1, Tue), Sivalingam, Yuvaraj...... 1257 (H8, Tue) Spinner, Neil...... 166 (B1, Tue), 363 (B3, Wed) ...... 616 (C1, Wed), 630 (C1, Wed) Sivaprakash, Prabhavathy...... 118 (B1, Mon) Sprenkle, Vincent...... 479 (B6, Tue), 495 (B6, Tue) Shimizu, Maki...... 1103 (H4, Mon) Sivasankaran, Visweshwar...... 220 (B1, Wed) Sprik, Michiel...... 1317 (I2, Wed) Shimoda, Yuhei...... 1321 (I2, Wed) Sjödin, Martin...... 240 (B1, Wed), 241 (B1, Wed) Sreekantan, Srimala...... 1506 (J3, Tue) Shimoyama, Isao...... 1421 (I5, Tue) Skalkowska, Justyna...... 1455 (J2, Mon) Sreekanth, N...... 1379 (I4, Mon) Shin, Chee Burm...... 247 (B1, Wed), Skaria, Giji...... 45 (A1, Tue) Srinivasan, Venkat...... 411 (B4, Tue) ...... 250 (B1, Wed) Skiba, Tom...... 1033 (G3, Wed) Srivastava, Ratnanjali...... 48 (A1, Tue) Shin, Dong Hyuk...... 656 (D1, Wed) Skorupa, Wolfgang...... 782 (E3, Mon) Srour, Hassan...... 199 (B1, Wed), 345 (B2, Thu) Shin, Dong-Ryul...... 270 (B1, Wed), Skotnicki, Thomas...... 866 (E5, Tue) Stadler, Philipp...... 786 (E3, Mon) ...... 271 (B1, Wed) Skunik, Magdalena...... 597 (B9, Tue) Stambula, Samantha...... 1292 (H9, Wed) Shin, Heon-Cheol...... 508 (B7, Tue), Slanac, Daniel...... 385 (B3, Wed) Stampfer, Christoph...... 753 (E2, Tue) ...... 519 (B7, Tue), 1004 (F2, Wed) Slanina, Zdenek...... 1098 (H3, Wed) Stan, Marian...... 152 (B1, Tue) Shin, Jae-Heon...... 36 (A1, Tue) Slater, Michael...... 530 (B7, Wed) Stangel, Christina...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Shin, Kyoung-Hee...... 189 (B1, Wed), Slocum, Alexander...... 277 (B1, Wed) Stankevičienė, Ina...... 379 (B3, Wed), ...... 227 (B1, Wed) Slota-Newson, Joanna...... 282 (B1, Wed) ...... 455 (B5, Tue) Shin, Kyung-Hee...... 272 (B1, Wed), Smart, Christopher...... 1123 (H4, Tue), Starosvetsky, David...... 681 (D1, Wed) ...... 287 (B1, Wed) ...... 1124 (H4, Tue) Starykevich, Maksim...... 990 (F2, Wed) Shin, Mun-Sik...... 384 (B3, Wed) Smiley, Danielle...... 55 (A1, Tue) Stefan-van Staden, Raluca...... 1466 (J2, Mon), Shin, Seungwoo...... 771 (E2, Wed) Smirnova, Alevtina...... 184 (B1, Tue) ...... 1495 (J3, Mon)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 149 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No.

Stefanelli, Manuela...... 1238 (H8, Mon) Sun, Xueliang (Andy)...... 143 (B1, Tue), Tamayo, Laura...... 659 (D1, Wed) Steinberg, Vahur...... 1352 (I3, Tue), 1373 (I3, Thu) ...... 193 (B1, Wed), 245 (B1, Wed), Tammeveski, Kaido...... 358 (B3, Tue), Steiner, Roland...... 1028 (G3, Wed), ...... 273 (B1, Wed), 299 (B1, Thu), ...... 1190 (H5, Tue), 1195 (H6, Mon) ...... 1030 (G3, Wed) ...... 501 (B7, Mon), 515 (B7, Tue), Tamura, Shinji...... 23 (A1, Tue), 222 (B1, Wed) Stellmach, Diana...... 591 (B9, Mon) ...... 523 (B7, Tue),1203 (H6, Mon), Tan, Jinwang...... 433 (B4, Tue) Stepanov, Andrey...... 1390 (I4, Mon) ...... 1292 (H9, Wed) Tan, Xuehai...... 513 (B7, Tue) Stephenson, David...... 479 (B6, Tue) Sundaram, Kalpathy...... 45 (A1, Tue), Tan, XueHai...... 474 (B5, Wed) Stephenson, Tyler...... 513 (B7, Tue) ...... 947 (E9, Tue) Tan, Yong Teck...... 678 (D1, Wed) Stesmans, André...... 755 (E2, Tue) Sundaresan, Sivaprakash...... 118 (B1, Mon) Tan, Zhen...... 778 (E2, Wed) Stetter, Joseph...... 1448 (J1, Tue), 1493 (J3, Mon) Sunde, Svein...... 1341 (I3, Tue), 1359 (I3, Wed) Tanaka, Daisuke...... 1229 (H8, Mon) Stevenson, Keith...... 385 (B3, Wed), Sung, Yon Mo...... 221 (B1, Wed) Tanaka, Fumiaki...... 1142 (H4, Tue) ...... 512 (B7, Tue), 975 (F1, Tue), Sunkara, Mahendra...... 588 (B9, Mon), Tanaka, Hiroaki...... 773 (E2, Wed) ...... 1395 (I4, Tue), 1478 (J2, Tue) ...... 761 (E2, Wed), 1310 (H9, Thu) Tanaka, Hirofumi...... 1229 (H8, Mon) Stevenson, Steven...... 1092 (H3, Wed) Sunkara, Swathi...... 588 (B9, Mon) Tanaka, Naokage...... 1027 (G3, Wed) Stich, Dominik...... 1158 (H4, Wed), Suppiah, Sam...... 1422 (I5, Tue) Tanaka, Shin-ichi...... 39 (A1, Tue) ...... 1164 (H4, Wed) Suresh Kumar, Palathedath...... 570 (B8, Tue) Tanaka, Takeshi...... 1103 (H4, Mon) Stickney, John...... 913 (E7, Wed) Suryawanshi, Abhijit...... 815 (E4, Mon) Tanaka, Tetsu...... 873 (E5, Tue) Stievano, Lorenzo...... 394 (B4, Mon) Susac, Darija...... 176 (B1, Tue), 251 (B1, Wed) Tanaka, Yasuhiro...... 1497 (J3, Mon) Stimming, Ulrich...... 121 (B1, Mon), Suthar, BharatKumar...... 293 (B1, Thu), Tang, Alvin...... 737 (E2, Mon) ...... 533 (B7, Wed), 1338 (I3, Mon) ...... 294 (B1, Thu), 1036 (G3, Wed) Tang, Jiang...... 786 (E3, Mon) Stobiecka, Magdalena...... 945 (E9, Tue) Suzuki, Ai...... 1326 (I2, Thu) Tang, Jiyue...... 917 (E7, Wed) Stokes, E. B...... 919 (E9, Tue), 921 (E9, Tue) Suzuki, Akihiro...... 236 (B1, Wed) Tang, Nathalie...... 1139 (H4, Tue), 1162 (H4, Wed) Stoner, Brian...... 1451 (J1, Tue) Suzuki, Daisuke...... 964 (F1, Tue) Tang, Shih Hsuan...... 854 (E5, Mon) Strasser, Peter...... 157 (B1, Tue), 351 (B3, Tue) Suzuki, Mitsuaki...... 1086 (H3, Tue), Tang, Yongji...... 143 (B1, Tue) Strauf, Stefan...... 1154 (H4, Wed) ...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Tang, Zhijiang...... 1429 (I5, Tue) Strawski, Marcin...... 1028 (G3, Wed) Suzuki, Rena...... 856 (E5, Mon) Tanuma, Toshihiro...... 177 (B1, Tue) Streit, Jason...... 1153 (H4, Wed), Suzuki, Shinya...... 192 (B1, Wed) Tao, Li...... 734 (E2, Mon), 736 (E2, Mon) ...... 1159 (H4, Wed), 1220 (H7, Thu) Suzuki, Takahiko...... 16 (A1, Tue) Tao, Ye...... 832 (E4, Wed) Strickler, Alaina...... 993 (F2, Wed) Sverdlov, Viktor...... 894 (E6, Tue) Taoka, Noriyuki...... 856 (E5, Mon), 858 (E5, Mon) Strobel, Vincent...... 881 (E6, Mon) Svetlitza, Alexander...... 1498 (J3, Mon) Tarascon, Jean-Marie...... 137 (B1, Mon), Strobl, Jonathan...... 1417 (I4, Wed) Swain, Greg...... 657 (D1, Wed), ...... 991 (F2, Wed) Strutwolf, Jorg...... 1460 (J2, Mon) ...... 658 (D1, Wed), 1399 (I4, Tue) Tateyama, Yoshitaka...... 1329 (I2, Thu) Struzik, Michał...... 535 (B7, Wed) Swaminathan, Shankar...... 862 (E5, Tue) Tatiparti, Sankara Sarma...... 969 (F1, Tue) Strømme, Maria...... 240 (B1, Wed), 241 (B1, Wed) Swavey, Shawn...... 1245 (H8, Mon) Tatsuma, Tetsu...... 1274 (H9, Wed) Stuart, Jessica...... 298 (B1, Thu), 1382 (I4, Mon) Sweely, Kurt...... 1387 (I4, Mon) Tavares, Ana...... 1350 (I3, Tue) Stulz, Eugen...... 1247 (H8, Mon) Switzer, Jay...... 370 (B3, Wed), 545 (B8, Mon) Taxak, V...... 1470 (J2, Mon) Stumper, Jürgen...... 176 (B1, Tue), 251 (B1, Wed) Syu, Yong-En...... 3 (A1, Tue), Taylor, André...... 504 (B7, Mon), 536 (B7, Wed) Sturm, James...... 852 (E5, Mon) ...... 77 (A1, Tue), 612 (B9, Tue), Taylor, C...... 651 (D1, Wed) Stuve, Eric...... 452 (B5, Tue), 1419 (I4, Wed) ...... 777 (E2, Wed), 928 (E9, Tue) Taylor, E...... 971 (F1, Tue), Su, Chun-Wei...... 321 (B2, Wed) Sze, Simon M...... 3 (A1, Tue), 77 (A1, Tue) ...... 984 (F2, Wed), 999 (F2, Wed) Su, Yisong...... 551 (B8, Mon), 1168 (H4, Wed) Szklarczyk, Marek...... 1028 (G3, Wed), Taylor, Randal...... 971 (F1, Tue) Su, Yu-Sheng...... 525 (B7, Wed) ...... 1030 (G3, Wed) Taylor, Robin...... 699 (D2, Mon) Subianto, Surya...... 1006 (G1, Tue), Taylor, Susan...... 440 (B5, Tue) ...... 1024 (G1, Tue), 1026 (G1, Tue), T Teeters, Dale...... 502 (B7, Mon) ...... 1375 (I3, Thu), 1426 (I5, Tue) Tefashe, Ushula Mengesha...... 653 (D1, Wed) Subiantoro, Alison...... 121 (B1, Mon) Taberna, Pierre-Louis...... 991 (F2, Wed) Tejerina, Lara...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Subramanain, Balasubramanian...... Tabet-Aoul, Amel...... 99 (A2, Tue), 1367 (I3, Wed) Telg, Hagen...... 1149 (H4, Wed) ...... 647 (D1, Wed), 648 (D1, Wed) Tagmatarchis, Nikos...... 1072 (H2, Thu) Tengco, John Meynard...... 56 (A1, Tue) Subramaniam, Chandramouli...... 1142 (H4, Tue) Taheri, Peyman...... 289 (B1, Thu), 290 (B1, Thu) Teo, Kenneth...... 736 (E2, Mon) Subramanian, Vaidyanathan...... 449 (B5, Tue), Tai, Shih-Hsiang...... 837 (E4, Wed) Tepavcevic, Sanja...... 530 (B7, Wed) ...... 1294 (H9, Wed) Tai, Ya-Hsiang...... 612 (B9, Tue), Terai, Takayuki...... 236 (B1, Wed) Subramanian, Venkat...... 293 (B1, Thu), ...... 777 (E2, Wed), 928 (E9, Tue) Teramoto, Akinobu...... 773 (E2, Wed) ...... 294 (B1, Thu), 414 (B4, Tue), Tajima, Tomoyuki...... 1196 (H6, Mon) Teran, Freddy...... 1374 (I3, Thu) ...... 1036 (G3, Wed) Takagahara, Kazuhiko...... 879 (E6, Mon) Teranishi, Toshiharu...... 1282 (H9, Wed) Suda, Kohei...... 748 (E2, Tue) Takagi, Shinichi...... 856 (E5, Mon), 858 (E5, Mon) Terashima, Kazutaka...... 929 (E9, Tue) Sudo, Hiroshi...... 748 (E2, Tue) Takaguchi, Yutaka...... 1196 (H6, Mon) Terekhov, Sergei...... 1000 (F2, Wed) Sugawa, Shigetoshi...... 773 (E2, Wed) Takahara, Hikari...... 148 (B1, Tue) Terres, Bernat...... 753 (E2, Tue) Sugawara, Sougoro...... 571 (B8, Tue) Takahashi, Kenichi...... 448 (B5, Tue) Tersoff, Jerry...... 1128 (H4, Tue) Sugimoto, Kunihisa...... 1093 (H3, Wed) Takahashi, Masahito...... 631 (C1, Wed) Tessier, Cecile...... 394 (B4, Mon) Suh, Dong Hyuk...... 18 (A1, Tue), 847 (E4, Wed) Takahashi, Takuya...... 1278 (H9, Wed) Thangadurai, Venkataraman...... 317 (B2, Wed) Suh, Soonsung...... 191 (B1, Wed) Takahashi, Yasufumi...... 1463 (J2, Mon) Thean, Aaron...... 746 (E2, Tue) Suito, Kazuaki...... 1008 (G1, Tue) Takakusagi, Satoru...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Thiel, Kay-Oliver...... 682 (D1, Wed) Sullivan, John...... 511 (B7, Tue) Takaoka, Hiroki...... 1479 (J2, Tue) Thies, Andreas...... 874 (E5, Tue) Sumboja, Afriyanti...... 567 (B8, Tue) Takase, Mai...... 1273 (H9, Wed), 1277 (H9, Wed) Thind, Sapanbir...... 1307 (H9, Thu) Sumita, Masato...... 1329 (I2, Thu) Takasu, Kaoru...... 81 (A1, Tue) Thissandier, Fleur...... 563 (B8, Tue), 902 (E7, Wed) Sumiyama, Kenji...... 1027 (G3, Wed), Takeguchi, Tatsuya...... 180 (B1, Tue) Thitsa, Makhin...... 800 (E3, Tue) ...... 1031 (G3, Wed) Takei, Yusuke...... 1421 (I5, Tue) Thodla, Ramgopal...... 671 (D1, Wed), Sun, Che-Nan...... 485 (B6, Tue), 1429 (I5, Tue) Takenaka, Mitsuru...... 856 (E5, Mon), ...... 686 (D1, Thu) Sun, Kuan...... 836 (E4, Wed) ...... 858 (E5, Mon) Thomas, Rajesh...... 1206 (H6, Mon) Sun, Li...... 463 (B5, Wed) Takeuchi, Eiichi...... 992 (F2, Wed) Thomberg, Thomas...... 1373 (I3, Thu) Sun, Qiong...... 98 (A2, Tue) Takshi, Arash...... 282 (B1, Wed) Thompson, Cheryl...... 1459 (J2, Mon) Sun, Shaopeng...... 988 (F2, Wed) Tallo, Indrek...... 1373 (I3, Thu) Thompson, Eric...... 157 (B1, Tue) Sun, Shi-Gang...... 1355 (I3, Wed) Tamaki, Takashi...... 1229 (H8, Mon) Thompson, George...... 659 (D1, Wed) Sun, Shuhui...... 1292 (H9, Wed) Tamašauskaitė-Tamašiūnaitė, Loreta...... Thomsen, Ed...... 479 (B6, Tue) Sun, Xianmiao...... 98 (A2, Tue) ...... 379 (B3, Wed), 382 (B3, Wed) , Thornton, Katsuyo...... 397 (B4, Mon) Sun, Xiufu...... 470 (B5, Wed) ...... 455 (B5, Tue), 456 (B5, Tue) Thorpe, Stephen...... 157 (B1, Tue), 1039 (G3, Wed)

150 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Thorseth, Matthew...... 1309 (H9, Thu) Tsujimura, Seiya...... 34 (A1, Tue) Vandiver, Melissa...... 374 (B3, Wed) Thurakitseree, Theerapol...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Tsukada, Takashi...... 702 (D2, Mon) Vandooren, Anne...... 888 (E6, Tue) Thurgood, Chris...... 62 (A1, Tue), 466 (B5, Wed) Tsukagoshi, Takafumi...... 165 (B1, Tue), Varcoe, John...... 354 (B3, Tue), 378 (B3, Wed) Tian, Li...... 217 (B1, Wed) ...... 616 (C1, Wed) Varela, Hamilton...... 1371 (I3, Thu) Tian, Min...... 1307 (H9, Thu) Tsukui, Shigeki...... 223 (B1, Wed) Vargas Uscategui, Alejandro...... 30 (A1, Tue) Ticianelli, Edson...... 1364 (I3, Wed), Tsutsumi, Atsushi...... 218 (B1, Wed) Vargas-Garcia, J. Roberto...... 44 (A1, Tue) ...... 1365 (I3, Wed) Tsybeskov, Leonid...... 745 (E2, Tue), Vazhenin, Grigory...... 682 (D1, Wed) Tillack, Bernd...... 874 (E5, Tue) ...... 779 (E3, Mon) Vazquez, Ester...... 1073 (H2, Thu), 1184 (H5, Tue) Ting, Yu-Chien...... 72 (A1, Tue) Tsypkin, Mikhail...... 1359 (I3, Wed) Vediappan, Kumaran...... 402 (B4, Mon) Tkachenko, Nikolai...... 1064 (H2, Thu), Tu, Xiaomin...... 1149 (H4, Wed) Vega, Adrián...... 85 (A2, Mon) ...... 1244 (H8, Mon) Tübke, Jens...... 322 (B2, Wed), Vehviläinen, Marianna...... 1488 (J3, Mon) Tkacz-Smiech, Katarzyna...... 669 (D1, Wed) ...... 357 (B3, Tue), 1376 (I3, Thu) Veirs, Douglas...... 687 (D1, Thu) Tokranov, Vadim...... 767 (E2, Wed) Tuckerman, Mark...... 1316 (I2, Wed) Vejar, Nelson...... 659 (D1, Wed) Tomita, Motohiro...... 744 (E2, Tue) Tufenkji, Nathalie...... 730 (E1, Tue) Velazquez-Perez, Jesus...... 255 (B1, Wed) Tomomichi, Keita...... 236 (B1, Wed) Tulevski, George...... 1133 (H4, Tue) Velez, Juan...... 635 (C1, Thu) Toney, Michael...... 1420 (I5, Tue) Tulodziecki, Michal...... 991 (F2, Wed) Veloso, Anabela...... 746 (E2, Tue) Tong, Hua...... 583 (B9, Mon) Tung, Ngo Duc...... 258 (B1, Wed) Veloso, Anthony...... 640 (C1, Thu), 1469 (J2, Mon) Tong, YuYe...... 1337 (I3, Mon) Turak, Ayse...... 839 (E4, Wed) Venarusso, Luna...... 1351 (I3, Tue) Torimoto, Tsukasa...... 92 (A2, Tue), Turhan, Ahmet...... 483 (B6, Tue), 484 (B6, Tue) Venkata Rami Reddy, B...... 139 (B1, Mon) ...... 1278 (H9, Wed) Turmine, Mireille...... 410 (B4, Tue) Venkataraman, Ramki...... 368 (B3, Wed) Toriumi, Akira...... 765 (E2, Wed) Turner, John...... 412 (B4, Tue), Venkatraman, Murali Sankar...... 1318 (I2, Wed) Tornow, Claire...... 1309 (H9, Thu) ...... 592 (B9, Tue), 1292 (H9, Wed) Vera, Marcos...... 234 (B1, Wed) Torres, Katia...... 943 (E9, Tue) Turner, Wayne...... 157 (B1, Tue) Verbrugge, Mark...... 213 (B1, Wed), 406 (B4, Tue) Torres, Tomas...... 1080 (H2, Thu), 1265 (H8, Tue) Tussupbayev, Renat...... 168 (B1, Tue) Vereecken, Philippe...... 54 (A1, Tue), Torres-Vitela, Refugio...... 1032 (G3, Wed) Tykwinski, Rik...... 1061 (H2, Wed) ...... 1209 (H6, Mon) Toshimitsu, Fumiyuki...... 1117 (H4, Mon) Tylus, Urszula...... 156 (B1, Tue), 1014 (G1, Tue) Vezzù, Keti...... 133 (B1, Mon), Toshiyoshi, Hiroshi...... 878 (E6, Mon) ...... 1361 (I3, Wed), 1436 (I6, Mon) Tossici, Roberto...... 537 (B7, Wed) U Vialla, Fabien...... 1144 (H4, Tue), 1160 (H4, Wed) Tötzke, Christian...... 123 (B1, Mon) Vieira, André...... 1059 (H2, Wed) Toudert, Johann...... 780 (E3, Mon) Uan, Jun-Yen...... 461 (B5, Tue) Vigneron, Jackie...... 995 (F2, Wed) Toyama, Shigeru...... 1497 (J3, Mon) Uchida, Satoshi...... 214 (B1, Wed) Vikkisk, Merilin...... 1195 (H6, Mon) Tran, Chau...... 568 (B8, Tue) Uchino, Takashi...... 795 (E3, Tue) Vilalta, A...... 939 (E9, Tue) Traversa, Enrico...... 436 (B5, Tue) Uchiyama, Gunzo...... 705 (D2, Mon) Vilinska, Annamaria...... 963 (F1, Tue) Travis, Jonathan...... 208 (B1, Wed) Uddin, Jasim...... 300 (B1, Thu), 327 (B2, Wed) Villulas, Mercedes...... 1334 (I3, Mon) Trejo, Michael...... 1220 (H7, Thu) Udit, Andrew...... 724 (E1, Tue) Vincent, Benjamin...... 746 (E2, Tue), 749 (E2, Tue) Tremiliosi-Filho, Germano...... 1333 (I3, Mon) Ueda, Wataru...... 180 (B1, Tue) Vinogradov, Sergei...... 1268 (H8, Tue) Trépanier, Hubert...... 1138 (H4, Tue) Uehara, Hiromitsu...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Vinten, Phillip...... 1112 (H4, Mon) Trevisoli, Renan...... 898 (E6, Tue) Uemura, Yohei...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Viswanathan, Vilayanur...... 479 (B6, Tue) Triana, Vivian...... 1097 (H3, Wed) Ueno, Fumiyoshi...... 705 (D2, Mon) Vivier, Vincent...... 983 (F2, Wed), Tribollet, Bernard...... 983 (F2, Wed), Uhlmann, Christian...... 114 (B1, Mon) ...... 1041 (G4, Tue), 1408 (I4, Tue) ...... 1041 (G4, Tue), 1043 (G4, Tue) Ullah, Nehar...... 722 (E1, Tue) Vizuete, María...... 1078 (H2, Thu) Trinh, Dao...... 653 (D1, Wed) Ulldemolins, Michel...... 211 (B1, Wed) Vlachopoulos, Nick...... 597 (B9, Tue) Trinh, Ngoc Duc...... 169 (B1, Tue), 400 (B4, Mon) Ulloa, Fernando...... 826 (E4, Tue) Vogel, Eric...... 764 (E2, Wed), 768 (E2, Wed) Tripathi, S...... 557 (B8, Mon), 559 (B8, Mon) Umeyama, Tomokazu...... 1223 (H7, Thu) Voisin, Christophe...... 1127 (H4, Tue), Tripathy, Sudhiranjan...... 926 (E9, Tue) Umezawa, Naoto...... 583 (B9, Mon) ...... 1144 (H4, Tue), 1160 (H4, Wed) Trlica, Chris...... 1496 (J3, Mon) Umino, Tokio...... 1497 (J3, Mon) Volk, Christian...... 753 (E2, Tue) Trottier, Julie...... 402 (B4, Mon) Uno, Tomohiro...... 748 (E2, Tue) von Horsten, Frank...... 682 (D1, Wed) Truckenbrodt, Jens...... 132 (B1, Mon) Uosaki, Kohei...... 1277 (H9, Wed), 1283 (H9, Wed) Voznyy, Oleksandr...... 786 (E3, Mon) Truhlar, Donald...... 1324 (I2, Thu) Upadhyay, Vinod...... 661 (D1, Wed), 663 (D1, Wed) Vrielinck, Henk...... 749 (E2, Tue) Trujano-Ortiz, Lidia...... 636 (C1, Thu) Upreti, Shailesh...... 278 (B1, Wed) Vu, Michael...... 1220 (H7, Thu) Trukhina, Olga...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Urabe, Yasuko...... 1103 (H4, Mon) Vukmirovic, Miomir...... 355 (B3, Tue) Trulove, Paul...... 1387 (I4, Mon) Urano de Carvalho, Elita Fontenelle...... Vuorema, Anne...... 1488 (J3, Mon) Truong, Lina...... 317 (B2, Wed) ...... 1002 (F2, Wed) Vyas, Niladri...... 601 (B9, Tue), 602 (B9, Tue) Trusch, Andreas...... 874 (E5, Tue) Urbani, Maxence...... 1265 (H8, Tue) Tsai, Chih-Ya...... 106 (A2, Tue) Usgaocar, Ashwin...... 282 (B1, Wed) W Tsai, Kun-Tong...... 837 (E4, Wed) Usmani, Belal...... 968 (F1, Tue) Tsai, Li-Duan...... 266 (B1, Wed), Usrey, Monica...... 328 (B2, Wed) Wachter, Philipp...... 682 (D1, Wed) ...... 267 (B1, Wed), 333 (B2, Wed), Usuda, Koji...... 744 (E2, Tue) Wada, Takaaki...... 1196 (H6, Mon) ...... 578 (B8, Tue) Usui, Mitsuo...... 879 (E6, Mon) Wadas, Anna...... 1342 (I3, Tue) Tsai, Tsung-Han...... 375 (B3, Wed) Utsumi, Sayoko...... 1497 (J3, Mon) Wagner, Frederick...... 157 (B1, Tue) Tsai, Tsung-Ming...... 3 (A1, Tue), Wagner, Nicholas...... 518 (B7, Tue) ...... 77 (A1, Tue), 612 (B9, Tue), V Wagoner, Elizabeth...... 623 (C1, Wed) ...... 777 (E2, Wed), 928 (E9, Tue) Wahl, Amelie...... 1454 (J2, Mon), 1487 (J3, Mon) Tsai, Yeou-Yih...... 1297 (H9, Wed) Vaarmets, Kersti...... 1018 (G1, Tue), Wakabayashi, Ryo...... 361 (B3, Wed) Tsang, Chu...... 913 (E7, Wed) ...... 1352 (I3, Tue), 1373 (I3, Thu) Walden-Newman, William...... 1154 (H4, Wed) Tse, Edmund...... 1309 (H9, Thu) Vaglenov, Kiril...... 1450 (J1, Tue) Waldvogel, Siegfried...... 617 (C1, Wed), Tseng, Po-Hao...... 772 (E2, Wed) Valenti, Giovanni...... 1178 (H5, Tue) ...... 618 (C1, Wed), 629 (C1, Wed) Tseng, Wei-Jhih...... 453 (B5, Tue) van Bommel, Andrew...... 198 (B1, Wed) Walker, E...... 1395 (I4, Tue) Tsiouvaras, Nikolaos...... 526 (B7, Wed) van den Broek, Bas...... 755 (E2, Tue) Walker, George...... 1123 (H4, Tue) Tsirlina, Galina...... 1343 (I3, Tue) Van Der Ven, Anton...... 397 (B4, Mon) Walker, Wesley...... 300 (B1, Thu), 327 (B2, Wed) Tsubakiyama, Kenta...... 429 (B4, Tue) Van Roy, Willem...... 54 (A1, Tue) Wallace, Jean...... 566 (B8, Tue) Tsuchiya, Hiroaki...... 713 (D2, Tue) Van Staden, Jacobus...... 1466 (J2, Mon), Wallace, Robert...... 768 (E2, Wed) Tsuchiya, Takanori...... 180 (B1, Tue) ...... 1495 (J3, Mon) Walter, Michael...... 1302 (H9, Thu) Tsui, Lok-kun...... 967 (F1, Tue) Van Wassen, Abigail...... 361 (B3, Wed) Wamser, Carl...... 1302 (H9, Thu) Tsuji, Etsushi...... 1291 (H9, Wed) Vandervorst, Wilfried...... 746 (E2, Tue), Wan, Jing...... 877 (E6, Mon), 882 (E6, Mon) Tsujimoto, Masahiko...... 1223 (H7, Thu) ...... 861 (E5, Tue) Wandelt, Klaus...... 1256 (H8, Tue)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 151 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Wang, Bing...... 948 (E9, Tue) Wei, Li...... 1116 (H4, Mon) Wu, Ernest...... 860 (E5, Tue) Wang, Chen-Hao...... 442 (B5, Tue), 460 (B5, Tue) Wei, Tao...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Wu, Fan-Lei...... 762 (E2, Wed) Wang, Chenyi...... 1302 (H9, Thu) Wei, Xiaoliang...... 479 (B6, Tue) Wu, Jason...... 528 (B7, Wed) Wang, Chenyu...... 917 (E7, Wed) Wei, Zhen...... 195 (B1, Wed) Wu, Jingang...... 917 (E7, Wed) Wang, Chun-Ru...... 1088 (H3, Wed) Weidner, John...... 56 (A1, Tue), 292 (B1, Thu) Wu, Kun...... 96 (A2, Tue) Wang, Chunmei...... 1025 (G1, Tue) Weinhardt, Lothar...... 592 (B9, Tue) Wu, Lijun...... 397 (B4, Mon) Wang, Chunru...... 1215 (H7, Thu) Weir, Michael...... 592 (B9, Tue) Wu, Linda...... 31 (A1, Tue), 694 (D2, Mon) Wang, Dan...... 1005 (G1, Tue) Weisman, R. Bruce...... 1153 (H4, Wed), Wu, Meng-Yin...... 1172 (H4, Thu) Wang, David Shan-Hill...... 1461 (J2, Mon) ...... 1159 (H4, Wed), 1220 (H7, Thu) Wu, Mingyan...... 207 (B1, Wed) Wang, Dianlong...... 28 (A1, Tue), 37 (A1, Tue) Weiss, Gregory...... 1137 (H4, Tue) Wu, Nianqiang...... 29 (A1, Tue), Wang, Dongniu...... 273 (B1, Wed), Welch, Raymond...... 763 (E2, Wed) ...... 547 (B8, Mon), 589 (B9, Mon) ...... 501 (B7, Mon), 515 (B7, Tue) Wells, Jake...... 1446 (J1, Tue) Wu, Wei...... 288 (B1, Thu) Wang, Dunwei...... 586 (B9, Mon) Wen, Yuan...... 420 (B4, Tue) Wu, Wendong...... 172 (B1, Tue) Wang, Feng...... 170 (B1, Tue), Weng, Chi-Feng...... 953 (E9, Tue) Wu, Xiaohua...... 745 (E2, Tue), 779 (E3, Mon) ...... 202 (B1, Wed), 397 (B4, Mon), Weng, Guo-Ming...... 242 (B1, Wed), 481 (B6, Tue) Wu, Yan...... 245 (B1, Wed) ...... 1163 (H4, Wed), 1179 (H5, Tue) Weng, Wei...... 140 (B1, Mon), 388 (B4, Mon) Wu, Yongmin...... 427 (B4, Tue) Wang, Fu-Ming...... 339 (B2, Thu) Werner, James...... 1145 (H4, Wed) Wunder, Stephanie...... 313 (B2, Wed) Wang, Guan-Wu...... 1071 (H2, Thu) Wessely, Frank...... 897 (E6, Tue) Würsig, Andreas...... 399 (B4, Mon) Wang, Guang-Ya...... 438 (B5, Tue) Wessely, Pia Juliane...... 733 (E2, Mon) Wuu, Dong-Sing...... 762 (E2, Wed), 931 (E9, Tue), Wang, Guanxiong...... 1013 (G1, Tue) West, Alan C...... 963 (F1, Tue) ...... 935 (E9, Tue), 953 (E9, Tue), Wang, Haijiang...... 642 (C1, Thu) West, Robert...... 328 (B2, Wed) ...... 965 (F1, Tue), 1492 (J3, Mon) Wang, Heli...... 592 (B9, Tue) Wheeler, Dean...... 420 (B4, Tue) Wycisk, Ryszard...... 1443 (I6, Mon) Wang, Hong...... 1116 (H4, Mon) White, Erick...... 1045 (G4, Tue) Wang, Huan-Chung...... 924 (E9, Tue) White, Neil...... 11 (A1, Tue) X Wang, Huanlei...... 569 (B8, Tue) Whitfield, Pamela...... 323 (B2, Wed) Wang, Huanlei...... 513 (B7, Tue) Whitman, Brandon...... 657 (D1, Wed) Xia, Jiaxin...... 962 (F1, Tue) Wang, J. J...... 457 (B5, Tue) Wi, Seongjoon...... 949 (E9, Tue), 951 (E9, Tue) Xia, Yong-Yao...... 520 (B7, Tue) Wang, Jiajun...... 299 (B1, Thu), 501 (B7, Mon) Wiatr, Maciej...... 850 (E5, Mon) Xiang, ChengCheng...... 547 (B8, Mon) Wang, Jian...... 94 (A2, Tue), 1101 (H3, Wed) Wieckowski, Andrzej...... 1336 (I3, Mon) Xiao, Qiangfeng...... 500 (B7, Mon) Wang, Jin-yun...... 368 (B3, Wed) Wieder, Frank...... 274 (B1, Wed) Xiao, Xingcheng...... 213 (B1, Wed), Wang, Jing...... 778 (E2, Wed) Wierzba, Bartek...... 669 (D1, Wed) ...... 406 (B4, Tue), 510 (B7, Tue) Wang, Jingzhou...... 940 (E9, Tue) Wierzba, Patrycja...... 669 (D1, Wed) Xiao, Xinran...... 288 (B1, Thu) Wang, John...... 213 (B1, Wed) Wijaya, Olivia...... 305 (B1, Thu) Xie, Xiaofeng...... 377 (B3, Wed) Wang, Kai...... 758 (E2, Wed) Wijesinghe, Sudesh...... 678 (D1, Wed) Xie, Yun-Peng...... 1086 (H3, Tue), 1096 (H3, Wed) Wang, Kaiying...... 1504 (J3, Tue) Wilbraham, Richard...... 700 (D2, Mon), Xie, Zhong...... 346 (B2, Thu) Wang, Liang...... 268 (B1, Wed) ...... 704 (D2, Mon) Xing, Weibing...... 150 (B1, Tue) Wang, Lin-Wang...... 207 (B1, Wed) Wilkening, Martin...... 302 (B1, Thu) Xiong, Ka...... 403 (B4, Mon) Wang, Lisheng...... 282 (B1, Wed) Williams, Frances...... 947 (E9, Tue) Xiong, Ying...... 948 (E9, Tue) Wang, Liya...... 474 (B5, Wed) Williams, Mark...... 1326 (I2, Thu) Xu, Bin...... 279 (B1, Wed) Wang, M. C...... 457 (B5, Tue) Willmann, Patrick...... 334 (B2, Wed) Xu, Chen...... 522 (B7, Tue) Wang, Miao...... 288 (B1, Thu) Willmering, Matthew...... 545 (B8, Mon) Xu, Gu...... 833 (E4, Wed) Wang, Min-Chuan...... 612 (B9, Tue) Wilson, Lon...... 1213 (H7, Thu), 1214 (H7, Thu), Xu, Guoqing...... 126 (B1, Mon) Wang, Minchang...... 10 (A1, Tue) ...... 1219 (H7, Thu), 1222 (H7, Thu) Xu, Jia...... 1110 (H4, Mon) Wang, Rongyue...... 1017 (G1, Tue) Wilson, Matt...... 1033 (G3, Wed) Xu, Jing...... 417 (B4, Tue), 1402 (I4, Tue) Wang, Song...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Wilson, Winn...... 449 (B5, Tue), 1294 (H9, Wed) Xu, Jun...... 778 (E2, Wed) Wang, Ting-Chun...... 865 (E5, Tue) Winkler, Jay...... 304 (B1, Thu) Xu, Kun...... 845 (E4, Wed) Wang, Wei...... 479 (B6, Tue), Winter, Martin...... 112 (B1, Mon), 132 (B1, Mon), Xu, Lili...... 550 (B8, Mon), 1304 (H9, Thu) ...... 549 (B8, Mon), 903 (E7, Wed) ...... 152 (B1, Tue), 399 (B4, Mon) Xu, Lu...... 666 (D1, Wed) Wang, Xia...... 109 (B1, Mon), 111 (B1, Mon) Witek, Henryk...... 1132 (H4, Tue) Xu, Min...... 346 (B2, Thu) Wang, Xiaoliang...... 521 (B7, Tue) Witters, Liesbeth...... 746 (E2, Tue) Xu, Ming...... 1121 (H4, Mon) Wang, Xiaoxia...... 550 (B8, Mon), Wlodarski, Wojciech...... 1467 (J2, Mon) Xu, N. S...... 548 (B8, Mon) ...... 1175 (H5, Tue), 1304 (H9, Thu) Wojcik, Jacek...... 799 (E3, Tue) Xu, Pang...... 128 (B1, Mon) Wang, Xiaoya...... 202 (B1, Wed) Woll, Arthur...... 813 (E4, Mon) Xu, Rui...... 97 (A2, Tue) Wang, Xihua...... 786 (E3, Mon) Wolverton, Christopher...... 386 (B4, Mon) Xu, Zhanwei...... 513 (B7, Tue) Wang, Xiqing...... 385 (B3, Wed) Wong, H.-S. Philip...... 737 (E2, Mon) Xu, Zhengfu...... 1313 (I2, Wed) Wang, Xu...... 552 (B8, Mon) Wong, Yuen-Yee...... 954 (E9, Tue) Xu, Zhichuan...... 577 (B8, Tue) Wang, Xuan...... 1150 (H4, Wed) Woo, Jae Ha...... 208 (B1, Wed) Xun, Shidi...... 207 (B1, Wed) Wang, Ying-Lang...... 865 (E5, Tue) Woo, Seunghee...... 1348 (I3, Tue) Wang, Youling...... 1367 (I3, Wed) Wood, Brandon...... 592 (B9, Tue) Y Wang, Yu-Lin...... 922 (E9, Tue) Wood, Vanessa...... 409 (B4, Tue) Wang, Yuh-Lin...... 837 (E4, Wed) Woodhouse, Rebecca...... 704 (D2, Mon) Yadav, Ramesh...... 243 (B1, Wed) Wang, Zhibin...... 838 (E4, Wed) Worden, Robert...... 1453 (J1, Tue) Yae, Shinji...... 916 (E7, Wed), 977 (F1, Tue) Wang, Zhichao...... 1380 (I4, Mon) Workentin, Mark...... 1405 (I4, Tue) Yagi, Ichizo...... 1280 (H9, Wed) Ward, Jeremy...... 812 (E4, Mon) Worl, Laura...... 687 (D1, Thu) Yakimov, Michael...... 767 (E2, Wed) Waskaas, Magne...... 1500 (J3, Tue) Worosz, Christopher...... 1387 (I4, Mon) Yakimova, Rositsa...... 735 (E2, Mon) Watanabe, Masahiro...... 380 (B3, Wed) Worsley, David...... 599 (B9, Tue), 600 (B9, Tue), Yakobson, Boris...... 1131 (H4, Tue) Watanabe, Y...... 853 (E5, Mon) ...... 601 (B9, Tue), 602 (B9, Tue) Yamada, Atsuo...... 1211 (H6, Wed) Watanabe, Yutaka...... 693 (D2, Mon) Wragg, David...... 599 (B9, Tue), Yamada, Hiroko...... 1230 (H8, Mon) Watson, Trystan...... 599 (B9, Tue), 600 (B9, Tue), ...... 600 (B9, Tue), 602 (B9, Tue) Yamada, Takanobu...... 315 (B2, Wed), ...... 601 (B9, Tue), 602 (B9, Tue) Wren, Jungsook...... 701 (D2, Mon), 711 (D2, Tue) ...... 330 (B2, Wed) Waudo, Walyambillah...... 1320 (I2, Wed) Wren, Jungsook...... 703 (D2, Mon) Yamada, Takeo...... 726 (E1, Tue), 1142 (H4, Tue) Webb, Don...... 708 (D2, Tue) Wu, Bing-Rui...... 953 (E9, Tue) Yamada, Yasuhiro...... 1169 (H4, Thu) Webb, Lauren...... 512 (B7, Tue) Wu, C.-Y...... 1300 (H9, Thu) Yamada, Yuki...... 1211 (H6, Wed) Webber, Michael...... 478 (B6, Tue) Wu, Ching-Chen...... 17 (A1, Tue) Yamagata, Masaki...... 75 (A1, Tue), 214 (B1, Wed) Weber, Adam...... 465 (B5, Wed), 1441 (I6, Mon) Wu, Chun-Hsing...... 350 (B2, Thu) Yamaguchi, Keita...... 879 (E6, Mon) Weber, André...... 114 (B1, Mon), 407 (B4, Tue) Wu, Chung-Ching...... 1003 (F2, Wed) Yamaguchi, Takuya...... 853 (E5, Mon)

152 Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Yamaguchi, Tasuku...... 33 (A1, Tue) Yokota, Naoki...... 380 (B3, Wed) Zapata, Paola...... 635 (C1, Thu) Yamaguchi, Yusuke...... 622 (C1, Wed), Yokoyama, Masafumi...... 856 (E5, Mon), Zaretskiy, Sergey...... 771 (E2, Wed) ...... 631 (C1, Wed) ...... 858 (E5, Mon) Zaslavsky, Alexander...... 877 (E6, Mon),| Yamakawa, Shinya...... 1269 (H8, Tue) Yokoyama, Naoki...... 731 (E2, Mon) ...... 882 (E6, Mon) Yamakoshi, Yoko...... 1090 (H3, Wed) Yonemoto, Bryan...... 498 (B7, Mon) Zavadil, Kevin...... 511 (B7, Tue) Yamamoto, Masahiro...... 702 (D2, Mon), Yoo, Bongyoung...... 656 (D1, Wed) Zawodzinski, Thomas...... 483 (B6, Tue), ...... 705 (D2, Mon) Yoo, Cha-Young...... 911 (E7, Wed) ...... 484 (B6, Tue), 485 (B6, Tue), Yamashita, Koichi...... 429 (B4, Tue), Yoo, Chan-Yeop...... 418 (B4, Tue) ...... 1330 (I2, Thu), 1429 (I5, Tue) ...... 1329 (I2, Thu) Yoo, Dong Jin...... 41 (A1, Tue) Zelenay, Piotr...... 1197 (H6, Mon), 1346 (I3, Tue) Yan, Bo...... 115 (B1, Mon), 291 (B1, Thu) Yoo, Jae Soo...... 24 (A1, Tue) Zenasni, Aziz...... 1186 (H5, Tue) Yan, Haijun...... 1400 (I4, Tue) Yoo, Woo Sik...... 865 (E5, Tue) Zeng, Zhenhua...... 356 (B3, Tue) Yan, Ning...... 76 (A1, Tue), 437 (B5, Tue) Yoo, Young Ran...... 675 (D1, Wed) Zereen, Mehzabeen...... 574 (B8, Tue) Yan, Rusen...... 845 (E4, Wed) Yoon, Jung-Bong...... 675 (D1, Wed) Zervaki, Galateia...... 1248 (H8, Mon) Yan, Wei...... 1005 (G1, Tue) Yoon, Kyung Joong...... 259 (B1, Wed) Zhang, Dapeng...... 348 (B2, Thu) Yanagishita, Takashi...... 1275 (H9, Wed) Yoon, Sung Pil...... 439 (B5, Tue) Zhang, David Wei...... 917 (E7, Wed) Yanai, Hiroki...... 1046 (G4, Tue) Yoon, Taeho...... 319 (B2, Wed) Zhang, Guoqing...... 577 (B8, Tue) Yancey, Jonathan...... 286 (B1, Wed) Yoon, Woo Young...... 253 (B1, Wed) Zhang, Hongzhang...... 486 (B6, Tue) Yang, Chang-Chung...... 350 (B2, Thu) Yoshida, Jun-ichi...... 165 (B1, Tue), Zhang, Huamin...... 475 (B6, Tue), 486 (B6, Tue) Yang, Chang-Rung...... 321 (B2, Wed) ...... 616 (C1, Wed), 630 (C1, Wed) Zhang, Hui...... 999 (F2, Wed) Yang, Chih-Wei...... 442 (B5, Tue) Yoshida, Kenichi...... 223 (B1, Wed) Zhang, Jianyuan...... 1091 (H3, Wed), Yang, Chunzhen...... 183 (B1, Tue) Yoshida, Yasuhiko...... 1497 (J3, Mon) ...... 1102 (H3, Wed) Yang, Dong Hyun...... 817 (E4, Tue) Yoshida, Yuji...... 1279 (H9, Wed) Zhang, Jing...... 128 (B1, Mon), 283 (B1, Wed) Yang, Feng...... 29 (A1, Tue) Yoshihara, Sachio...... 964 (F1, Tue) Zhang, Juan...... 666 (D1, Wed) Yang, Hoseok...... 319 (B2, Wed) Yoshihata, Yoshiyuki...... 1046 (G4, Tue) Zhang, Junxian...... 1408 (I4, Tue) Yang, Hua...... 1094 (H3, Wed) Yoshihata, Yukihiro...... 34 (A1, Tue) Zhang, Kevin...... 1218 (H7, Thu) Yang, Jeong...... 1218 (H7, Thu) Yoshino, Shuhei...... 726 (E1, Tue) Zhang, Lili...... 1143 (H4, Tue) Yang, Jinli...... 501 (B7, Mon), 515 (B7, Tue) Yoshizawa, Hiroshi...... 165 (B1, Tue), Zhang, Ming...... 1143 (H4, Tue) Yang, Li...... 324 (B2, Wed) ...... 616 (C1, Wed) Zhang, Qi...... 1150 (H4, Wed) Yang, Ming-Chang...... 1474 (J2, Tue) Yota, Jiro...... 759 (E2, Wed) Zhang, Qin...... 845 (E4, Wed) Yang, O-Bang...... 1296 (H9, Wed) You, Yongchan...... 191 (B1, Wed) Zhang, Rui...... 368 (B3, Wed) , Yang, Peizhen...... 864 (E5, Tue) Yu, Aiping...... 63 (A1, Tue), 413 (B4, Tue), ...... 856 (E5, Mon), 858 (E5, Mon) Yang, Pengyuan...... 789 (E3, Tue) ...... 554 (B8, Mon), 575 (B8, Tue), Zhang, Wu-Xing...... 190 (B1, Wed) Yang, Po-Kang...... 837 (E4, Wed), 927 (E9, Tue) ...... 614 (B9, Tue), 1191 (H5, Tue) Zhang, Xiaofeng...... 172 (B1, Tue) Yang, Shangfeng...... 1096 (H3, Wed) Yu, Aishui...... 195 (B1, Wed) Zhang, Xinge...... 303 (B1, Thu) Yang, Shih-Guo...... 927 (E9, Tue) Yu, Denis...... 305 (B1, Thu) Zhang, Y...... 548 (B8, Mon) Yang, Shiyuan...... 917 (E7, Wed) Yu, Haoran...... 182 (B1, Tue) Zhang, Yin...... 134 (B1, Mon) Yang, Tae-Hyun...... 262 (B1, Wed), 287 (B1, Wed) Yu, Hui-Chia...... 397 (B4, Mon) Zhang, Yongguang...... 52 (A1, Tue), Yang, Wanli...... 207 (B1, Wed), 592 (B9, Tue) Yu, Jianhua...... 550 (B8, Mon), 1175 (H5, Tue), ...... 53 (A1, Tue), 230 (B1, Wed) Yang, Wen-Luh...... 871 (E5, Tue) ...... 1304 (H9, Thu) Zhao, Cindy...... 833 (E4, Wed) Yang, Xiao-Guang...... 122 (B1, Mon) Yu, Jing-jiang...... 1173 (H5, Tue) Zhao, Ganming...... 917 (E7, Wed) Yang, Xiaoyun...... 1468 (J2, Mon), 1480 (J2, Tue) Yu, Jinshuai...... 285 (B1, Wed) Zhao, Huilei...... 606 (B9, Tue) Yang, Xingyi...... 1399 (I4, Tue) Yu, Liyan...... 1167 (H4, Wed) Zhao, Li...... 1188 (H5, Tue) Yang, Yun-Chung...... 871 (E5, Tue) Yu, Shaofeng...... 917 (E7, Wed) Zhao, Lianfeng...... 778 (E2, Wed) Yao, Takeshi...... 81 (A1, Tue), 82 (A1, Tue) Yu, Sungil...... 546 (B8, Mon) Zhao, Pei...... 1107 (H4, Mon) Yao, Weifang...... 224 (B1, Wed) Yu, Tsung-Hsuan...... 454 (B5, Tue) Zhao, Ran...... 518 (B7, Tue) Yarlagadda, Venkata...... 489 (B6, Tue) Yu, Xiong...... 532 (B7, Wed), 1457 (J2, Mon) Zhao, Shengliang...... 595 (B9, Tue) Yasuda, Hiroshi...... 610 (B9, Tue) Yu, Yan...... 49 (A1, Tue) Zhao, Tiantian...... 158 (B1, Tue) Yasuda, Toku...... 1188 (H5, Tue) Yuan, Changfu...... 310 (B2, Wed) Zhao, Wei...... 1126 (H4, Tue) Yasuzawa, Mikito...... 1479 (J2, Tue), 1483 (J2, Tue) Yuan, Li-Xia...... 190 (B1, Wed) Zhao, Xiaojing...... 1020 (G1, Tue) Yazdanpour, Maryam...... 289 (B1, Thu), Yuan, Xiao-Zi...... 303 (B1, Thu) Zhao, Yan...... 52 (A1, Tue), 53 (A1, Tue) ...... 290 (B1, Thu) Yuan, Yan...... 329 (B2, Wed) Zhao, Yicheng...... 284 (B1, Wed) Yazdi, G. Reza...... 735 (E2, Mon) Yumura, Motoo...... 1121 (H4, Mon) Zheludkevich, Mikhail...... 990 (F2, Wed) Ye, Jinhua...... 583 (B9, Mon) Yun, Ui-Jin...... 271 (B1, Wed) Zhen, Mingming...... 1215 (H7, Thu) Ye, Qiang...... 122 (B1, Mon) Zheng, Gang...... 1249 (H8, Tue) Ye, Siyu...... 1198 (H6, Mon) Z Zheng, Jim...... 560 (B8, Tue) Yeager, Joseph...... 209 (B1, Wed), 328 (B2, Wed) Zheng, Ming...... 1105 (H4, Mon), 1109 (H4, Mon), Yeh, Min...... 965 (F1, Tue) Zabielaitë, Ausrine...... 379 (B3, Wed), ...... 1149 (H4, Wed), 1156 (H4, Wed) Yellareswara Rao, Kosuri...... 1206 (H6, Mon) ...... 382 (B3, Wed), 455 (B5, Tue) Zheng, Shu...... 1428 (I5, Tue) Yeo, Fei-Yee...... 1506 (J3, Tue) Zabost, Dariusz...... 535 (B7, Wed) Zhitomirsky, David...... 786 (E3, Mon) Yeon, Jei-Won...... 1004 (F2, Wed) Zaera, Ramón...... 234 (B1, Wed) Zhitomirsky, Igor...... 543 (B8, Mon), Yepes, Maria...... 635 (C1, Thu) Zafar, Muhammad...... 944 (E9, Tue), ...... 551 (B8, Mon), 579 (B8, Tue), Yi, Cheol-Woo...... 269 (B1, Wed) ...... 1358 (I3, Wed) ...... 580 (B8, Tue), 581 (B8, Tue), Yi, Jaeshin...... 247 (B1, Wed), 250 (B1, Wed) Zaffou, Rachid...... 175 (B1, Tue), ...... 1168 (H4, Wed) Yildirim, Handan...... 386 (B4, Mon) ...... 476 (B6, Tue), 491 (B6, Tue) Zhong, Diane...... 595 (B9, Tue) Yilmaz, Eda...... 306 (B1, Thu) Zagal, Jose...... 161 (B1, Tue), 178 (B1, Tue) Zhou, Jigang...... 94 (A2, Tue) Yilmaz, M...... 151 (B1, Tue) Zaghib, Karim...... 212 (B1, Wed), 402 (B4, Mon) Zhou, Junfeng...... 373 (B3, Wed) Yim, Sung-Dae...... 262 (B1, Wed) Zagidulin, Dmitrij...... 698 (D2, Mon) Zhou, Xi...... 947 (E9, Tue) Yin, Chen-Yang...... 935 (E9, Tue) Zaka, Alban...... 850 (E5, Mon) Zhou, Xiaorong...... 659 (D1, Wed) Yin, Geping...... 443 (B5, Tue) Zakeri, Masoud...... 685 (D1, Wed), 691 (D1, Thu) Zhou, Zhiguo...... 1226 (H7, Thu) Yin, Leilei...... 115 (B1, Mon), 291 (B1, Thu) Zaman, Rifat...... 769 (E2, Wed) Zhou, Zoe...... 263 (B1, Wed) Yin, Shihong...... 1007 (G1, Tue) Zamanzad Ghavidel, Mohammadreza...... Zhu, Hongjuan...... 1330 (I2, Thu) Yip, Ronnie...... 127 (B1, Mon) ...... 1366 (I3, Wed), 1378 (I3, Thu) Zhu, Jennifer...... 110 (B1, Mon) Yliniemi, Kirsi...... 599 (B9, Tue) Zandler, Melvin E...... 1263 (H8, Tue) Zhu, Likun...... 115 (B1, Mon), 291 (B1, Thu) Yokoshima, Tokihiko...... 228 (B1, Wed), Zangari, Giovanni...... 967 (F1, Tue), Zhu, Qianqian...... 96 (A2, Tue), ...... 239 (B1, Wed) ...... 1499 (J3, Mon) ...... 550 (B8, Mon), 1304 (H9, Thu) Zanni, Martin...... 1172 (H4, Thu) Zhu, Yan-Feng...... 666 (D1, Wed)

Meeting Program l May 12-16, 2013 l Toronto, ON, Canada 153 Author Index Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Author...... Abs No. Zhu, Yeling...... 543 (B8, Mon), 581 (B8, Tue) Žielienė, Albina...... 455 (B5, Tue), 456 (B5, Tue) Zou, Z...... 583 (B9, Mon) Zhu, Yimei...... 397 (B4, Mon) Ziomek-Moroz, Malgorzata...... 671 (D1, Wed), Zubialevich, Vitaly...... 920 (E9, Tue) Ziegelbauer, Joseph...... 157 (B1, Tue) ...... 686 (D1, Thu) Zukowska, Grazyna...... 312 (B2, Wed) Ziegler, Kirk...... 1110 (H4, Mon) Zoladek, Sylwia...... 1342 (I3, Tue) Zuliani, Jocelyn...... 574 (B8, Tue

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General Topics l Batteries, Fuel Cells, and Energy Conversion l Electrochemical Synthesis and Engineering l Biomedical Applications and Organic l Fullerenes, Nanotubes, and Carbon Nanostructures Electrochemistry l Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry l Corrosion, Passivation, and Anodic Films l Sensors and Displays: Principles, Materials, l Dielectric and Semiconductor Materials, Devices, Processing and Processing l 3rd International ECS Electrochemical Energy l Electrochemical / Chemical Deposition and Etching Summit, featuring the Energy Water Nexus Symposium, and more events.

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