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1995 SURP Students

 

  • Timothy Bass
    "One Dimensional Resin Transfer Molding Process Modeling"

  • Natasha Case
    "The Analysis of Macro- and Macro-Mechanical Deformation in Polymethylmethacrylate Sealants"

  • Micheal Curtis
    "High Performane Interphase Toughening Agents"

  • Hans DeSmidt
    "The Effect of Variable Binders on Mechanical and Fiber/Matrix Interphase Properties of Peek/AS4 Composite Systems" 

  • Lorraine Dupersoy
    “Dynamic Differential Scanning Calorimetry And Analysis Of Poly(Ethylene Terephthalate)”

  • Holly Gurbacki
    “The Effects Of Substrate Plasticity On Adhesive Bond Toughness”

  • Christopher Harris
    “Fly Ash Reinforced Poly(Ether Ether Ketone) Matrix Composites Prepared By Mechanical Alloying”

  • William Heard
    “Adhesive Bonding For The Hsct: Characterization And Bond Durability Of Ti-6al-4v Adherends”

  • Monique Jackson
    “Characterization Of Fluorinated Cellulose Ester Membranes”

  • Lawino Kagumba
    “Miscibility Studies Of Potential Polymeric Interphase Materials For Application In Carbon Fiber - Vinyl Ester/ Epoxy Matrix Composites”

  • Njeri Lawrence
    “Surface Chemical Studies Of Corona Treated Polymer Substrates”

  • Julie Martin
    “Effects Of Solvent Induced Crystallinity By Acetone In Poly(Ether Ether Ketone)”

  • Fred McBagonluri
    “One Dimensional Resin Transfer Molding Process Modeling”

  • Takia Oglesby
    “Conductivity Comparison Of Solution Blending Versus Mechanical Alloying Of Polyelectrolytes”

  • Michael Owellen
    “Biotribology: "In Vitro" Studies Of Friction, Wear, And Lubrication Of Articular Cartilage”

  • Kibley Parker
    “Fluorinated Cellulose Esters As Surface-Modifying Additives In Cellulose Coating Systems”

  • Bethany Revak
    “Biotribology: Degradation of Synovial Fluid By Reactive Oxygen Species”

  • Joel Schall
    “Ring-opening Polymerization Of Macrocycles: Enhanced Processibility of High Performance Polymers”

  • Todd Scheele
    “Uptake Into Chitosan Hydrogel Beads”

  • Marc Schultz
    “Modeling of Composite Consolidation”

  • Corey Senowitz
    “Tri-Calcium Phosphate Reinforced Phb/Phv Copolymer For Use In An Intramedullary Fracture Fixation Device”

  • Christy Sensenich
    “Synthesis And Characterization Of Water Soluble Poly(Amic Acid) Salts From Ultem Poly(Amic Acid)”

  • Dan Shantz
    “One Dimensional Resin Transfer Molding Process Modeling”

  • Becky Sheridan
    “Durability Of Adhesively Bonded Thin Polymer Films”

  • Paul Sholtz
    “Secondary Crystallization In Poly(Ethylene Terephthalate”

  • Keisha Sopher
    “Improved Woodworking Adhesives Based On Emulsion Polymerization Of Polyvinyl Acetate”

  • Rebecca Ortiz
    “Buckling Characterization Of Rectangular Angle-Ply Composite Plates”

  • Kiersten Urban
    “The Effect Of Modulus Gradients On The Strength Of Model Aluminum/Ceramer Butt Joints”

  • Neda Vukmirovic
    “Waterborne And Methyl Ethyl Ketone Dispersed Epoxies For Use In Circuit Board Applications”

  • Michael Yilma
    “Understanding Molecular Models”

 

The 1995 NSF-STC SURP program which consisted of 30 undergraduates took place at Virginia Tech starting May 22 for eleven weeks. With more than 350 applicants from all over the U.S., the filter of excellence for selection was indeed fine, in the Seventh Annual Summer Undergraduate Research Program. Most participants were rising seniors, having top 5% grades and excellent recommendations. Women and minorities were especially well represented. By combining funds from several sources, the participating faculty now number 21, and some sponsored two students. This is certainly one of the largest programs of this type in this country.  This year's  program consisted of 30 undergraduates took place at Virginia Tech. Students are listed below. The abstract from the final written report may be seen by clicking here.

Summary from Past REU Programs
Students - Reserach Experience for Undergraduates (REU)
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