Adsorption at the Nanoscale - Posters
	(in alphabetical order by presenter's last name)
	Poster No.	Poster Title	Presenter		Affiliation
	17	Adsorption of CO2 on open single walled carbon nanohorn aggregates	Shree	Banjara	Southern Illinois University
	2	Analysis of hydrogen sorption characteristics of boron-doped activated carbons	Matthew	Beckner	University of Missouri
	16	The Adsorption of Interacting Particles on a Carbon Nanotube Bundle	Jared	Burde	University of Denver
	1	Gas Sorption Studies of Graphene Oxide Frameworks	Jacob	Burress	NIST Center for Neutron Research
	15	Design of Advanced Sorbent Materials with Enhanced Sorption Capability and Chemical Reactivity	Pabitra	Choudhury	University of Pittsburgh
	23	Flexible Pore Walls in Activated Carbon	Matthew	Connolly	University of Missouri
	6	The reversibility of the adsorption of methane-methyl mercaptan mixtures in nanoporous carbon	Monika	Golebiowska	University of Missouri
	5	Cryogenic Storage of Methane on Activated Carbon	Ramsey	Hilton	University of Missouri
	13	The Internal Degrees of Freedom of Layered Graphene Structures: a Molecualr Dynamics Study	Charles	Hubbard	University of Northern Iowa
	19	Sensing phase behavior of noble gases on individual single-walled carbon nanotubes	Hao-Chun	Lee	University of Washington, Seattle
	14	Design and Construction of Bio-MOFs for CO2 and H2 Adsorption	Tao	Li	University of Pittsburgh
	22	Controlling the Kinetics and Decomposition Pathway of LiBH4 via Confinement in Highly Ordered Nanoporous Carbon	Xiangfeng	Liu	University of Missouri-St. Louis
	11	Study of water diffusion on single-supported bilayer lipid membranes by quasielastic neutron scattering	Andrew	Miskowiec	University of Missouri
	18	Spectroscopic Evidence for H2-H2 interactions in Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) with unsaturated metal centers	Nour	Nijem	University of Texas at Dallas
	21	Direct Line-of-site Gas Desorption Study of LiBH4 in Nanoporous Carbons: The Influence of Surface Chemistry and the Size Effect	David	Peaslee	University of Missouri - St. Louis
	4	The effect of KOH:C and activation temperature on hydrogen storage capacities of activated carbons	Tyer A	Rash	University of Missouri
	7	Natural Gas Storage in Nano-porous Activated Carbon	Jimmy	Romanos	University of Missouri
	8	Boron-neutron Capture on Activated Carbon for Hydrogen Storage	Jimmy	Romanos	University of Missouri
	9	A high volume, high throughput volumetric sorption analyzer	Yuchoong	Soo	University of Missouri
	10	Nanopore structure from small angle and ultra-small angle x-ray scattering in engineered activated carbons for hydrogen storage	David	Stalla	University of Missouri
	12	A Molecular Dynamics Study of the Low - Temperature Rotational Transition in Fullerenes Adsorbed Onto Graphite	Jeff	Wallace	University of Northern Iowa
	3	Pore Structure Optimization for Methane Storage in Carbon Nanospaces	Shane	Withrow	University of Missouri
	20	A Kinetic Monte Carlo study of TPD spectra: Effects of surface heterogeneity	Nayeli	Zuniga-Hansen	Southern Illinois University Carbondale