2016 OSU MATERIALS WEEK MAY 10 TUE - 13 FRI 2016 at The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Welcome to the 2016 OSU Materials Week WELCOME TO conference, our 8th annual showcase of materials- ¯ allied research at The Ohio State University! 2016 OSU MATERIALS WEEK Materials Week is an annual event to share innovative research, enable collaborations, and celebrate the breadth and depth of Ohio State’s multi- dimensional materials community. As the gateway to materials-allied Organized by the research at Ohio State, the Institute for Materials Research, in partnership with the Materials and Manufacturing for Sustainability (M&MS) Discovery Institute for Materials Research (IMR) Theme focus area, is proud to organize OSU Materials Week for 2016. Technical and cross The Institute for Materials Research provides vision, cutting sessions will focus on the latest advances in the full spectrum of materials innovation, coordination and support to advance mutli-college continuing a special focus on materials and technologies for sustainability from last year’s highly excellence and impact in materials-allied research. successful conference. IMR is the gateway to materials-allied research at The We are truly honored to kick off Materials Week by welcoming Professor John Goodenough Ohio State University. as our 2016 IMR Keynote Speaker. Professor Goodenough is responsible for developing IMR supports Ohio State’s materials community through: world-leading advances in ionic conducting solids and electrochemical devices over a career • Strategic leadership spanning 7 decades, and might be most famous for his development of the now ubiquitous lithium-ion battery, powering most all portable electronics today, netting him numerous • Intercollege coordination recognitions such as the Charles Stark Draper Prize, the National Medal of Science and the • Multi-university relations Enrico Fermi Award. His IMR Keynote Address, “Rechargeable Batteries for Electric Cars,” on • Management of major research facilities Tuesday May 10 will be a tremendous beginning for what promises to be the best OSU Materials • Seed funding and facility access funding Week to date, and we are very fortunate to welcome Professor Goodenough to OSU! • Promotion of industry partnerships • Infrastructure support and development The conference continues with three more days of crosscutting and focus sessions featuring • Development and administration of major research three dozen talks on materials-related topics from lightweight vehicles to biomedical programs and centers nanofluidics. Our student poster sessions, always a highlight of Materials Week, take place • Scientific educational programs and annual conference Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 5-7 pm, which also present an opportunity to socialize • Faculty recruitment amongst colleagues. Finally, we wrap up Friday afternoon with closing remarks by Ohio State President, Dr. Michael Drake, along with our student poster award presentation during which the and the Materials and Manufacturing 10 best judged student poster presenters will be recognized! imr.osu.edu for Sustainability (M&MS) Discovery We are very grateful for the generous sponsorship from two key partners at The Ohio State Theme focus area University - Center for Emergent Materials, Ohio State’s NSF Materials Research Science and Engineering Center, and the Office of Energy and Environment. Their support is critical to Materials Week’s success. Many thanks also to our outstanding Organizing and Program Committee volunteers (listed at the end of this program guide) for all of their work to coordinate a strong program for this year’s conference. IMR is grateful to the following for Welcome! their generous support towards 2016 OSU Materials Week: Center for Emergent Materials (CEM), an NSF Materials Research Science and Steven A. Ringel Engineering Center (MRSEC) Neal A. Smith Chair Professor Office of Energy and Environment Executive Director, Institute for Materials Research (IMR) Faculty Director, Materials and Manufacturing for Sustainability (M&MS) Technical Program | Registration fee : $45 for Current Students, $55 for All Others Tuesday, May 10 The Blackwell Ballroom 3:00 PM Registration Opens Cross Cutting Session 1: Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Materials 3:10 PM Welcome and Introductions 9:00 Session Chairs' Remarks Jay Sayre/Steven Ringel 3:45 PM IMR Keynote Address: 9:15 Dynamics and Challenges of Silicon Substrate Design and Manufacturing Rechargeable Batteries for Electric Cars Mayank Bulsara, SunEdison Semiconductor Limited John Goodenough, University of Texas at Austin 10:00 Venture Capital Attitudes and Trends for Material-Based Technology Startups Lee Mosbacker, BeLocol, Inc. 5:00 PM Welcome Reception Blackwell Patio 10:45 Nanotechnology: From Materials Science to Regenerative Medicine Jed Johnson and Ross Kayuha, Nanofiber Solutions Focus Session 1: Focus Session 2: Wednesday, May 11 Energy Harvesting & Storage Developing New Ways to Manufacture Light, High-Performance Structures 8:30 AM Registration Opens Pfahl Hall 1st Floor Break Area 1:00 Engineering Materials for Ultra-thin Product Portfolios, Path Dependencies, Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Polycrystalline Technical Innovation, and Entrepreneurship 8:45 AM Introductions 140 Pfahl Hall Solar Cells Ned Hill, The Ohio State University Sylvain Marsillac, Old Dominion 9:00 AM Cross Cutting Session 1: University Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Materials 1:45 Engineering Electrode Materials and Overview of the OSU Center for Design Session Chairs: Jay Sayre and Steven A. Ringel Interfaces for High-Voltage and Manufacturing Excellence (CDME): 140 Pfahl Hall Lithium-Ion Batteries Bridging the University Research to Industry Jung-Hyun Kim, General Motors Global Commercialization Gap 11:30 AM Lunch – on your own John Bair, The Ohio State University 2:30 Break 1:00 PM Focus Session 1: 2:45 Smart Membrane Separators in The Story of Ablation Solidification that Led Energy Harvesting & Storage Electrochemical Energy Storage to the 2017 Acura NSX Frame Nodes Session Chair: Tyler Grassman Vishnu Sundaresan, John Grassi, Alotech 140 Pfahl Hall The Ohio State University 3:15 Visible Light Absorbing Lead Free Thermo-Hydroforming – A Novel Process for Focus Session 2: Halide Perovskites Manufacturing Lightweight Structures with Developing New Ways to Manufacture Light, Patrick Woodward, Fiber-Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites The Ohio State University Farhang Pourboghrat, High-Performance Structures The Ohio State University Session Chair: Glenn Daehn 3:45 Carbon-based Catalysts for Oxygen Explosive Welding Without Explosives: the 202 Pfahl Hall Reduction and Oxygen Evolution Vaporizing Foil Actuator Reactions in Acidic Media Anupam Vivek, The Ohio State University 5:00 PM Student Poster Session and Evening Reception Umit Ozkan, The Ohio State University - 7:00 PM Blackwell Ballroom and Patio 4:15 Multifunctional Energy Storage Session ends at 4:30pm Composites Jay Sayre, The Ohio State University 4 5 Technical Program Thursday, May 12 8:30 AM Registration Opens Pfahl Hall 1st Floor Break Area Cross Cutting Session 2: Innovation in Materials Education 8:45 AM Welcome and Opening Remarks 140 Pfahl Hall 9:00 Integration of Materials Science and Engineering Education: Lessons Learned across Three Universities 9:00 AM Cross Cutting Session 2 : 9:45 Monica Cox, The Ohio State University Innovation in Materials Education Bridging Engineering and Social Sciences through the Impact of Materials Session Chair: David McComb 10:30 on Society Course 140 Pfahl Hall Kevin Jones, University of Florida 11:00 The Science of Public Understanding and Engagement with Material Science 11:30 AM Lunch – on your own Erik Nisbet, The Ohio State University Improving Learning in an Introductory Materials Science Engineering Course 1:00 PM Focus Session 3: Andrew Heckler, The Ohio State University Role of Corrosion on the Sustainable Use of Materials Session Chairs: Jenifer Locke and Gerald Frankel 140 Pfahl Hall Focus Session 3: Focus Session 4: Role of Corrosion on the Topological Materials Focus Session 4: Sustainable Use of Materials Topological Materials 1:00 Predicting the Long-Term Performance of Topological Materials and Dirac Fermions Session Chair: Rolando Valdes Aguilar Materials – Challenges and Approaches Liang Fu, Massachusetts Institute 202 Pfahl Hall Narasi Sridhar, Det Norske Veritas of Technology GL (DNV GL) Research and Innovation 5:00 PM Tuning the Electronic Properties202 Pfahl of Hall Student Poster Session and Evening Reception A Comprehensive View of Gaseous Topological Materials by Doping - 7:00 PM Blackwell Ballroom and Patio 1:45 Hydrogen-Assisted Cracking and Strain Brian Somerday, Southwest Vidya Madhavan, University of Illinois at Research Institute Urbana-Champaign 2:30 Break 2:45 The Science and Technology of Skyrmions in Chiral Magnets Vanadate Corrosion Inhibition Mohit Randeria, The Ohio State University Rudy Buchheit, The Ohio State University 3:15 Effects of Abrasion- and Deformation- T unable Topological Surface States in a Induced Altered Surface Layers Dirac Semimetal on the Corrosion of Al Alloys Yuan-Ming Lu, The Ohio State University Gerald Frankel, The Ohio State University 3:45 The Effect of Sensitization on Chasing Relativistic Electrons in Corrosion Fatigue of an Al-Mg Alloy used Topological Quantum Materials for Naval Applications Adam Kaminski, Iowa State University and Jenifer Locke, The Ohio State University The Ames Laboratory 4:15 Corrosion Management for a Session ends at 4:30pm Sustainable