2025 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Carbon Nanomaterials: Fundamentals to Applications

This session will showcase the transformative potential of carbon nanomaterials, bridging fundamental research and practical applications across multiple engineering disciplines. Presentations will cover recent advances in synthesis, characterization, and technological implementation of carbon nanostructures, emphasizing their critical role in emerging technologies.

Chair

Hema Ramsurn, The University of Tulsa

Co-Chair

Albert Liu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Presentations

08:00 AM

(494a) Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube-Containing Electrospun Textiles As Optical Strain Sensors
Melissa Schneider, James Joubert, Daniel Roxbury

08:30 AM

(494b) Computational Simulation of Fluid Isobars and Isotherms Described By a Confined Fluid Equation of State for Nanopores
Sanjay Garimella, Rahul Prasanna Misra, Cody L. Ritt, Daniel Blankschtein, Michael Strano

08:45 AM

(494c) Ultra-Thin Proton Conducting Carrier Layers for Scalable Integration of Atomically Thin 2D Materials with Proton Exchange Polymers for Next-Generation Pems
Piran Kidambi

09:00 AM

(494d) Development of Chemically Modified Graphene Quantum Dots-Carbon Nanotubes Hybrid for Simultaneous Electrochemical Detection of Dopamine, Uric Acid, and Ascorbic Acid
Jihpeng Sun, Adam Roberts, Albert Liu

09:15 AM

(494e) Using Molecular Probe Adsorption (MPA) to Characterize the Nanoparticle Corona Phase and Molecular Recognition
Gabriel Sanchez Velazquez, Duc-Thinh Khong, Minkyung Park, Xiaojia Jin, Zhe Yuan, Xun Gong, Mervin Ang, Michael Strano

09:30 AM

(494f) Guiding Laser-Shock Synthesis of Nanocarbon Materials with Machine-Learning Accelerated Simulations
Yanjun Lyu, Rebecca Lindsey

09:45 AM

(494h) Carbon Dots-Based Sensors in Detection of Heavy Metals and PFAS
Dauda Oyebanji, Brianna Poole, Dekrawnya McSheene, Teresa Murray, Shengnian Wang

10:00 AM

(494i) Tailoring Carbon Molecular Sieve (CMS) Membranes through Free Volume Modification of PIM Based Precursors.
Simar Mattewal, Antonio Jimenez, Zachary P. Smith