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CURRICULUM VITAE
ANDREW R. BARRON
Department of Chemistry Phone: 713-***-****
Rice University Fax: 713-***-****
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Houston, TX 77005 url: www.rice.edu/barron
PRESENT POSITIONS:
1) Charles W. Duncan, Jr. - Welch Chair of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Rice
University.
2) Professor of Materials Science, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials
Science, Rice University
.
3)
Honorary Chair, College of Engineering, Swansea University, Wales, UK
4)
Faculty Director, National Corrosion Center, Rice University.
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
1) The development of soft chemical approaches to nanomaterial fabrication.
2) The integration of inorganic nanomaterials with biological systems.
3) The use of nanomaterials for energy production.
PREVIOUS POSITIONS:
1) Associate Dean of Industry Interactions and Technology Transfer, Rice University, 2006
-
2008
.
2)
Associate Professor of Chemistry, Harvard University, July 1991-July 1995
.
3)
Assistant Professor, Harvard University, July 1987 - July 1991
.
4)
Visiting Professor, University of Wales, UK (2009-2010
).
EDUCATION:
1) 1986-1987: Post-doctoral Research Associate at the University of Texas, Austin.
2) 1983-1986: Ph.D. and D.I.C. at Imperial College of Science and Technology, University
of London. Thesis title "Transition Metal Aluminohydrides". Research under the
supervision of Professor Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson F.R.S.
3) 1980-1983: B.Sc. (1st Class, Hons) and A.R.C.S., Imperial College of Science and
Technology, University of London.
AWARDS:
1) World Technology Award (Materials) 2011.
2) Lifetime Achievement Award in Nanotechnology (Houston Technology Center) 2011.
3) Prince of Wales Visiting Innovator 2009.
4) Welch Foundation Norman Hackerman Award in Chemical Research 2002.
5) Fellow, Royal Society of Chemistry - 1995.
6) HUmboldt Senior Scientist Research Award 1997.
7) Corday Morgan Medal and Prize (Royal Society of Chemistry) 1995.
8) Meldola Medal and Prize (Royal Society of Chemistry) 1991.
9) Alcoa Directors Fellowship 1992 1994.
10) Du Pont Young Faculty Fellow, 1987.
11) HVA Briscoe Prize 1983.
RICE ORGANIZATIONS:
1) Richard E. Smalley Institute for Nano-Science and Technology
2) Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship
3) National Corrosion Center
ORGANIZATIONS:
1) Royal Society of Chemistry
2) American Chemical Society
3) Material Research Society
4) American Ceramics Society
JOURNALS:
1) North American Regional Editor: Advanced Materials for Optics and Electronics, Wiley
(1992- 2000)
2) Editorial Board: Advanced Materials, VCH. (1998-2005)
3) Editorial Board: Chemistry of Materials, ACS. (1998-2002)
4) Editorial Board: Polyhedron, Pergamon (1998 - 2002).
5) Editor/Symposium Organizer: Covalent Ceramics II, Materials Research Society
Symposium Proceedings, Boston Meeting 1993.
6) Editor: Polyhedron Symposium-in-print number 10, Aluminium, Gallium and Indium,
1990, 9, (2,3), 149-453.
7) Editorial Board: Main Group Metal Chemistry (1995-1999).
8) Editorial Board, Dalton (2000-2008).
9) Editorial Board, Recent Patents in Nanotechnology (2006-2009).
10) Editorial Board: Main Group Chemistry (2006-present).
FINANCIAL SUPPORT: 1987 - Present
1) Advanced Energy Consortium
2) Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)
3) Air Force Research Lab
4) American Chemical Society
5) Coleman Foundation
6) Department of Defense (DOD)
7) Department of Energy (DOE)
8) Dreyfus Foundation
9) Elsa U. Pardee Foundation10) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
11) Ford Foundation
12) National Academies Keck Futures Initiatives
13) National Science Foundation (NSF)
14) National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
15) Office of Naval Research (ONR)
16) Petroleum Research Fund (PRF)
17) Simmons Family Foundation
18) Texas Medical Center Fleming and Davenport Awards
19) Robert A. Welch Foundation
CORPORATE SUPPORT: 1987 - Present
1) Akzo Nobel
2) British Petroleum
3) Colgate-Palmolive Company
4) Gentex Optics Inc.
5) Halliburton Energy Services
6) ICI
7) Idemitsu Chemicals Corp.
8) TDA Research Inc.
9) Natcore Solar, Inc.
10) FracEnsure
TEACHING AND EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT:
Rice University
1)
Transition Metal Chemistry, CHEM 495 (1996-present).
2) Chemistry of Electronic Materials, CHEM 496 (1995, 1997).
3) Honors Lab, CHEM 106 (1998).
4) Inorganic Chemistry, CHEM 360 (1997, 2001, 2003, 2004).
5) Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry, CHEM 595 (1996).
6) Physical Methods in Inorganic Chemistry, CHEM 575 (1996-Present).
7) Physical Methods in Inorganic and Nano Chemistry, CHEM 575 (2009, 2010).
8) Effective Presentations in Chemistry, CHEM 606 (1997-2003).
9) Chemistry of Electronic Materials, CHEM 596 (1997, 1999).
10) Inorganic Seminar. CHEM 600 (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003)
11) Technology Management for Scientist and Engineers. CHEM/MSCI/MGMT 603 (1998,
1999).
12) Entrepreneurial Management for Science and Engineering, CHEM/MSCI/MGMT 750
(2000 - 2009).
13) New Venture Creation for Science and Engineering, CHEM/MSCI/MGMT 751 (2001 -
2009).
14) Managerial Chemistry, Jones School of Business (1998, 1999).
15) Advanced Module in Catalysis, CHEM 391 (2000, 2001).
16) Advanced Module in Experimental Chemistry, CHEM 351 (2000).
17) Management for Science and Engineering, NSCI/ENGI 610 (2006-present).
18) Automotive Engineering: Materials and Dynamics, MSCI 615-616, 2005-present).
Harvard University
1) Organometallic Chemistry, CHEM 105 (1987 - 1995).
2) Inorganic Chemistry, CHEM 40 (1993 - 1994).
3) General Chemistry, CHEM 5 (1988 - 1994).
4) Chemical Safety Seminar Series for the Faculty of Arts and Science, "Handling
Hazardous Chemicals" (1988 -1995).
Houston
1) Scientific lecturer to the Houston Fire Department (1995-present).
2) Scientific lecturer to the Houston Police Department Bomb Squad (2006-present).
3) Scientific programs for Channel 11 (CBS) News (1997 - present).
4) Scientific programs for Channel 26 (Fox) News (1998 - present).
5) Scientific programs for Channel 2 (NBC) News (1998 - present).
6) "Explosions in Chemistry" demonstration to high school students (1997 and 1998).
7) Development program for Middle School Teachers (2004-present).
Cambridge
1) Scientific advisor appointed to the Cambridge School Committee (1990 Present).
2) Scientific advisor and lecturer to the Cambridge Fire Department, "Hazardous Metals",
"Acids and Corrosives" and "Pyrophorics", (1990 - 1995).
National
1)
Scientific Advisor to The National Science Resource Center (jointly operated by the
Smithsonian Institution and the National Academy of Science) aimed at the development
of a national hands-on school science curriculum for K through 8th grade. Review and
advisory role of all new chemically based programs.
2) Science Advisor to the Library of Congress. Review and advisory role for mass
deacidification program.
International
1) Scientific Advisory Board Member for Scientific Fellowship Program, Republic of
Ireland (2008-2009).
2) Advisory Board, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi
Arabia (2009-present).
3) Advisor Yellow River Delta Efficient Eco-economic Development, Binzhou, China
(2010-present).
4) Board of Directors, Zhu Zhou International Research Institute China (ZIRIC) (2011-
present).
5) Member, Innovation and Leadership Committee of Greater Houston Energy
Collaborative, Greater Houston Partnership (2006).
DEPARTMENT AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE:
1) Graduate Admissions Committee (1996 - 2000)
2) Chemistry Department Curriculum Committee (1996, 1997, 1998)
3) Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Chair Search Committee
(1996)
4) School of Sciences Steering Committee (1996)
5) Jones School Dean Search Committee (1997)
6) Technology Transfer Committee (1996, 1997)
7) School of Continuing Studies: Lecture on Topics in Contemporary Science (1996)
8) Curriculum Innovations: Development of Weiss School/Jones School joint programs
(1996)
9) Committee on Scholarships and Awards (1997, 1998)
10) Promotion and Tenure Committee (1998)
11) Search Committee for Vice Provost for Development (1999)
12) Materials Science Steering Committee (1998)
13) Departmental Seminar Committee (1998)
14) Provost Search Committee (1998)
15) Executive Education - Managerial Chemistry (1997, 1998, 1999)
16) Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship, Steering Committee (1999, 2000)
17) Academic Advisor, Baker College (1996 - Present)
18) Graduate Admissions Committee (2001)
19) Curriculum Committee (2001, 2002)
20) Graduate Recruiting Committee (2002)
21) Division Contacts Committee (2002)
22) Industrial Enterprise Committee (2002)
23) Faculty Sponsor, Rice Cricket Club (2002)
24) Steering Committee Member, Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship (2002)
25) Member, Advisory Board for the Energy and Environmental Systems Institute
26) Advisory Board, National Corrosion Center, Rice University
PUBLICATIONS:
1) h-factor (impact) = 45 (January 2012)
2) Citations = 7528 (January 2012).
3) Full publication list attached.
RESEARCH GROUP: Present (Total since 1987 in parentheses)
1) Graduate Students 4 (42)
2) Postdoctoral Associates 0 (18)
3) Undergraduate Assistants 1 (28)
4) Sabbatical and Visiting Scholars 0 (9)
THESES:
1) Sterically Crowded Aryloxides of Aluminum, M. D. Healy, Harvard University (1992).
2) 1,3-Diphenyltriazenide Compounds of Aluminum and Indium, J. T. Leman, Ph.D.,
Harvard University (1993).
3) Tert-butyl Compounds of Gallium, W. M. Cleaver, Ph.D., Harvard University (1994).
4) Chemical Routes to Group 13-16 Materials, C. C. Landry, Ph.D., Harvard University
(1994).
5) Intramolecular Coordination in Compounds of Aluminum, J. A. Francis, Ph.D., Rice
University (1999).
6) Surface and Coordination Chemistry Related to GaAs, A. Keys, Ph.D., Rice University
(1999).
7) Advanced Ceramic Composites and Coatings via Alumoxane Nanoparticles, R. L.
Callender, Ph.D., Rice University (1999).
8) Chemical Vapor Deposition of Alumina-Based Thin Films, B. Fahlman, Ph.D., Rice
University (2000).
9) Inorganic-Organic Materials Incorporating Alumoxane Nano-Particles, C. Vogelson,
Ph.D., Rice University (2000).
10) Controlled Ceramic Porosity and Membrane Fabrication via Alumoxane Nanoparticles,
C. Jones, Ph.D., Rice University (2000).
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS: 1995 - present
1) "A chemical approach for structural, composite, and coating materials for automotive
applications", invited lecture, World Car Conference '96, Riverside, CA, January, 1996
2) "Alkyl alumoxanes: destroying the myth", invited lecture, University of Texas at
Arlington, Arlington, TX, January, 1996
3) "Alkyl alumoxanes: destroying the myth", invited lecture, University of North Texas,
Denton, TX, February, 1996
4) "Molecular control over materials synthesis", NREL Photochemical Sciences
Workshop, Estes Park, CO, February, 1996
5) "Environmentally benign processing of aluminum-based ceramic materials: water
soluble alumoxanes", ACS National Meeting; New Orleans, LA, March, 1996
6) "Gallium sulfide: molecules materials and transistors", invited lecture, University of
Delaware, DE, May, 1996
7) "Alkyl alumoxanes: destroying the myth", invited lecture, DuPont Central Research,
Delaware, DE, May, 1996
8) "Alkyl alumoxanes: destroying the myth", invited lecture, GE; Schenectady, NY, July,
1996
9) "Dialkylaluminum carboxylates: models for carboxylate alumoxanes", International
Coordination Chemistry Conference, Vancouver, BC, August, 1996
10) "The future of inorganic chemistry: nano-science and technology", Monsanto, St.
Louis, MO, October, 1996
11) "Alkyl alumoxanes: destroying the myth", invited lecture, ACS Southwestern Regional
Meeting; Houston, TX, October, 1996
12) "Gallium sulfide: molecules materials and transistors", invited lecture, University
of
Southern Illinois, IL, October, 1996
13) "A new route to alumina-based ceramics via a novel transmetalation reaction",
American Ceramic Society, San Antonio, TX; October, 199614) "Alumoxane precursors to designer catalysts and catalyst supports: catalytic
oxidation
of dichloromethane", invited lecture, MRS Fall Meeting,
Boston, MA, December, 199615) Inorganic Gordon Conference, Salve Regina University,
Newport, RI, July, 199716) Symposium Chair for special symposium in honor of Sir. Geoffrey Wilkinson, ACS
National Meeting, San Francisco, CA. April 199717
)
Organometallic Gordon Conference, Salve Regina University, Newport, RI, July, 199718) MRS Fall Meeting, Boston, MA, December 1997.
19) 81st Canadian Society for Chemistry Conference & Exhibition, Vancouver, Canada,
May 31 - June 4, 1998
20) 2nd Fargo Conference on Main Group Chemistry,
Fargo, ND, June 4 - June 6, 199821) Hunter College Symposium,
New York, NY, April 28 - April 30, 1998
22) "A new route to hexaluminate ceramics via a novel transmetalation reaction", American
Ceramic Society, Coco Beach, FL, Jan. 25-Jan. 28, 1999
23) "Carboxylate Alumoxanes Environmentally Benign Routes to Ceramics", Alcoa
Chemical Co., Alcoa, PA, March 9, 199924
) "Enhancement of Intermolecular Hydrogen Bonding Through Coordination", American
Chemical Society, Anaheim, CA, March 21, 1999
25) "Carboxylate Alumoxane Nanoparticles", University of Oldenburg, Germany, May 17,
1999
26) "Carboxylate Alumoxane Nanoparticles", University of Munchen, Munich, Germany,
May 19, 1999
27) "Analytical Facilities at Rice University", Baker Hughes, Sugar Land, TX, June 4,
1999
28) "CVD of Conformal Alumina Films", Gordon Conference, Chemistry of Electronic
Materials, New England College, New Hampshire, July 4 - July 9, 1999
29) "Aluminate Interphase Coatings for FRCMC", NASA Glenn Research Center,
Cleveland, OH, July 13, 1999
30) "Gas Phase Structure of Al(t-Bu) and Ga(t-Bu) ", Gordon Conference, Inorganic
3 3
Chemistry, Newport, RI, July 19 - July 23, 1999
31) "Reaction of Tert-Butylalumoxane with Trimethylaluminum", American Chemical
Society, New Orleans, LA, Aug. 23 - Aug. 26, 1999
32) "Cleavage of Organosiloxanes by Aluminum Hydrides", American Chemical Society
Regional Meeting, El Paso, TX, Oct. 20 - Oct. 22, 1999
33) "Activation of Small Molecules by Group 12/13 Complexes", International Conference
on Lewis Acidity, Nagoya, Japan, Nov. 1 - Nov. 3, 1999
34) "Alumoxane Nanoparticles", Toyota Motor Company, Toyota City, Japan, Nov. 4,
1999
35) "Understanding Methyl Alumoxane", Sumitomo Chemical, Chiba, Japan, Nov. 5, 1999
36) "Understanding MAO", Albemarle Corp., Baton Rouge, LA, Dec. 7, 1999
37) "Understanding Alumoxanes", Albemarle Corp., Baton Rouge, LA, April, 2000
38) "Aluminum Oxides: How a New Look at an Old Material Can Provide Unexpected
Results", Society of Minerals, Metals, and Materials, Rice University, Spring, 2000
39) "An Investigation in to the Mechanism of Cement Hydration Inhibition", Halliburton
Energy, Duncan, OK, Spring, 2000
11
40) "A B NMR Investigation into the Mechanism of Crosslinking in the Guar-Boron
System", Halliburton Energy, Duncan, OK, Spring, 2000
41) "Fiber-Reinforced Ceramic Matrix Composites Using Alumina Nanoparticles",
American Ceramic Society, St. Louis, MO, May, 2000
42) "Simple Solutions are Often the Best: Cross-Disciplinary Research from the Barron
Group", presentation to Rice University Alumni, Rice University, March, 2000
43) "Carboxylate Alumoxanes: Inorganic-Organic Composite Materials for Automotive
Applications", Rice University School of Continuing Studies, Spring, 2000
44) "Activation of Aromatics Using Group12/13 Lewis Acids", Gordon Conference,
Inorganic Chemistry, Salve Regina College, Newport, RI, July, 2000
45) "Aluminum and gallium chloride stabilized arene-mercury complexes", American
Chemical Society National Meeting, San Diego, CA, April, 2001
46) "Cement hydration inhibition: In situ creation of composite structures", American
Chemical Society National Meeting, San Diego, CA, April, 2001
47) "Carboxylate-Alumoxanes: Environmentally Benign Precursors for Developing
Aluminum Based Ceramic Membranes and Filters", Halliburton Energy Services,
Duncan, OK, June, 2001
48) "Arene-Mercury Complexes Stabilized by Aluminum and Gallium Chloride: Catalysis
for H/D Exchange of Aromatic Compounds." University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
January 18, 2002
49) "Arene-Mercury Complexes Stabilized by Aluminum and Gallium Chloride: Catalysis
for H/D Exchange of Aromatic Compounds." Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los
Alamos, New Mexico. January 24, 2002
50) "Carboxylate-Alumoxanes: A Journey from Understanding Sol-Gels to Catalysts,
Composites, and Membranes." Sandia National Laboratory, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
January 23, 2002
51) "Carboxylic Acid Functionalized Alumina Nanoparticles: A Flexible Class of Pre-
Ceramics for Structural Composites and Ultrafiltration Membranes." Georgia Institute of
Technology, Atlanta, GA. 9/16/2002
52) "Carboxylic Acid Functionalized Alumina Nanoparticles: A Flexible Class of Pre-
Ceramics for Structural Composites and Ultrafiltration Membranes." Central Michigan
University, Mount Pleasant, MI. 9/18/2002
53) "Carboxylic Acid Functionalized Alumina Nanoparticles: A Flexible Class of Pre-
Ceramics for Structural Composites and Ultrafiltration Membranes." University of
Houston, Houston, TX. 10/8/2002
54) "Nanotechnology Presentation." Cleantech Venture Network, Toronto, Canada.
Workshop, November 13, 2002
55) "A Structural and Reactivity Model for
MAO:
Does Anyone Believe Me Now."
American Chemical Society, New Orleans, LA, March 22, 2003
56) "Controlling Surface Chemistry of Oxide Membranes." CBEN NanoDays 2003, Rice
University. October 14, 2003
57) "Coating and Exposing SWNTs." CBEN NanoDays 2003, Rice University. October 14,
2003
58) "Coating and Exposing SWNTs." Welch Foundation, Houston, Texas. October 28,
2003
59) "Coatings, Spontaneous Interconnects, Regioselective Functionalization, and
Interactions with Biological Systems of SWNTs." National Science Foundation, Jackson
Hole, WY. June 1, 2003
60) "Interface of Wet and Dry Nanotechnology." Affymetrix, Inc., San Francisco, CA, San
Francisco, CA. September 9, 2003
61) "Interface of Wet and Dry Nanotechnology." Puretech, Inc., Boston, MA. October 23,
2003
62) "Nanostructure Coating Technology." Valve Technologies Technical Conference
International Seminar 2003, Houston, TX. October 24, 2003
63) "Use of Carboxylate Alumoxanes in Bone Replacement Materials." IRIS X 10th
International Symposium on Inorganic Ring Systems, Burlington, VT. August 22, 2003
64) "Fabrication of Nanostructured Ceramic Membrane", France/Texas Water Treatment
Research Congress: Emerging Technologies and Challenges . January 12, 2004
65) Lecture to CBEN for high school teachers, February 17th, 2004
66) Teaching at Lee High School for CBEN, February 17th, 2004
67) "Biological and Environmental Applications of Nanotechnology", Case Fellowship
'Societal Implications of Nanotechnology' March 15, 2004
68) "Reinforcement of Poly Propylene Fumarate -Based Networks with Surface Modified
Alumoxane Nanoparticles for Bone Tissue Engineering". Alliance for NanoHealth
Workshop, Texas Heart Institute, Houston, TX. May 14, 2004
69) "New High Density Fuels: A Chemical Approach" DARPA/TTO Seedling Study, Rice
University, Houston, TX. (August 31, 2005
70) "Alumoxanes: A Journey from Research to Commercialization." Nanotechnology
Colloquium, Houston, Texas. (October 31, 2005)
71) "Alumoxanes: A Journey from Ceramics and Catalysts to Bone Replacement and Fuel
Cells" Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX. (January 14, 2005)
72) "Coating and Exposing SWNTs" University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN.
(February 17, 2005)
73) "Coating and Exposing SWNTs" United States Air Force, Wright Patterson Air Force
Base, Ohio. (February 22, 2005)
74) "SWNTs and Fullerenes: From Composites and Catalysis to Biology and Remediation"
Strategic Partnership for Research in Nanotechnology, Houston, Texas. (October 11-12,
2005)
75) "Membranes" Nanotechnologies for a Sustainable Environment, Rice University,
Houston, TX. (December 15, 2005)
76) "Nano-Applications in Energy: Fuel Cells/Catalysis" Rice Energy Symposium, Rice
University, Houston, TX. (January 10, 2006)
77) "Technology Transfer at Rice University" Nanotechnology Venture Forum 5, Rice
University. (January 20, 2006)
78) "Evaluation and Accessing University Based Technology" Sino-US Small Business
Development Forum & Expo, Houston, TX. (April 26-29, 2006)
79) "Water Purification with Nanostructured Membranes" VIII International Physics
Symposium, Monterrey, Mexico. (February 16-18, 2006)
80) "How the Presence of Nanoparticles Control the Reactivity/Mobility of Biological
Materials" Nano Tox Conference, Boston, MA. (April 24, 2006)
81) "The Chemistry Behind Explosives and the Application of Nanotechnology" Tactical
Operations Division, Houston Police Department, Houston, TX. (September 11, 2006)
82) "Big Energy Solutions with Complex Licensing Issues" Licensing Executives Society,
New York, NY. (September 10, 2006)
83) "Catalysts and SWNT Modification: Towards a Vision of SWNT Amplification" ACS
Conference, San Francisco, CA. (September 12, 2006)
84) "Growth of Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes from Seeds" Trinity College, Dublin,
Dublin, Ireland. (December 7, 2006)
85) "Fullerene Amino Acids as a Passport for Peptides Through Cell Membranes"
University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. (December 8, 2006)
86) "Intellectual Property: Issues and Solutions", Baker Institute and Texas/UK
Collaborative, Rice University, Houston, TX. (January 22, 2007)
87) "Energetic Materials", Strategic Partnership for Research in Nanotechnology,
University of Houston, Houston, TX. (February 6, 2007)
88) "The Barron Research Group: Tackling Problems in Health and Energy Using
Nanotechnology", Rice University, Houston, TX. (February 22, 2007)
89) "Rice's View of an Energy Future", Energy Innovation Academic Roundtable, San
Francisco, CA. (March 8, 2007)
90) "Nanotechnology Commercialization and IP Issues", Nanoforum, Milan, Italy.
(September 18, 2007)
91) "An Overview of Energy-Related Programs at Rice", Rice Alliance for Technology and
Entrepreneurship, Houston, TX. (September 27, 2007)
92) "Presentation of Research and Q&A for the Beverage Institute for Health and
Wellness", Rice University, Houston, TX. (September 28, 2007)
93) "A Vision of SWNT Amplification", NanoTX'07 Conference and Expo, Dallas, TX.
(October 4, 2007)
94) "Nano Applications for Lockheed Martin", Rice University, Houston, TX. (October 12,
2007)
95) "Rice University Energy Vision", Next Generation Biofuels, Greater Houston
Partnership/UK Trade & Investments, Houston, TX. (October 15, 2007)
96) "Recent Developments in Energy Research at Rice University", Texas/UK Research
Collaborative Meeting, Glasgow, Scotland. (October 22, 2007)
97) "Academic and/or Company Research", Windsor Energy Group: Global Energy-Policy
Needs and Priorities, Houston, TX. (November 6, 2007)
98) "Down Hole Nano: Investigating Nanotechnology in the Petroleum Reservoir", Baker
Institute, Rice University, Houston, TX (January 8-9, 2008)
99) "Amplification of Carbon Nanotubes: A Problem in Understanding Catalysis", Texas
Christian University, Dallas, TX. (January 15, 2008)
100) "The Unique Properties of Nano Materials Enable Alternative Approaches to
Therapeutic Agents", Alliance for Nanohealth, Baker Institute, Rice University,
Houston, TX. (March 17, 2008)
101) "NanoEnabled Intracellular and Trans-dermal Drug Delivery", DARPA Meeting on
Nanohealth, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX. (March 24, 2008)
102) "Down Hole Nano", BP-Rice University Meeting, Rice University, Houston, TX.
(March 31, 2008)
103) "Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes: Metal Ion Interactions and Composite
Applications", 2008 NanoMaterials for Defense Conference, Arlington, VA. (April 21-
23, 2008)
104) "Revolutionizing Solar Energy", New Orleans Investment Conference, New Orleans,
LA. (November 15, 2008)
105) "Carboxylate Alumoxanes - Modeling Calalysts, Surfaces, and Nanoparticles", Afton
Chemicals, Richmond, VA. (November 21. 2008
)
106) "Future of Energy at
Rice University", Texas-United Kingdom Collaborative
Workshop, Austin, TX. (January 25, 2009
)
107) "Small Things, Big Changes",
Windsor Energy Group, London, England. (March 8,
2009)
108) "Proving Covalent Attachment to Carbon Nanotubes", PittCon Conference and Expo,
Chicago, IL. (March 12, 2009)
109) "Fabrication Approaches", American Physical Society, Pittsburgh, OH. (March 14,
2009)
110) "Nanotechnology for the Oil & Gas Industry." Houston Technology Center, Houston,
TX. (September 18)
111) "Reactive Nanoparticle Materials for Enhanced Warfighter Operational Capabilities"."
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Panama City, FL. (October 8, 2009)
112) "Nanotechnology Investing: Where Is It Going" New Orleans 2009 Investment
Conference, New Orleans, LA. (October 10, 2009)
113) "An Academic Perspective of Collaboration: Bringing the Human Element to the
Front." King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
(November 1, 2009)
114) "Environmental Catalysis and Nanotechnology" to Nankai University Delegation
Meeting, Rice University. (January 21, 2010)
115) "Patent Pooling in Energy and Nanotechnology". Energy R&D and Intellectual
Property in the New "Green Economy", Baker Institute, Rice University. (January 26,
2010)
116) "Applications of Connexions in Teaching", Connexions Conference, Rice University.
(February 2, 2010)
117) "Applications in Energy", Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship, Rice
University. (February 18, 2010)
118) "Challenges for the Future of the Automobile". Galveston College, Galveston, TX.
(March 24, 2010).
119) "One Man's Inhibition is a Blind Man's Cure", South Texas Section of the American
Institute of Chemical Engineers, Rice University. (April 8, 2010)
120) "Innovation in Carbon Capture Through Nanotechnology", Saudi Aramco Technology
Symposium, Houston, TX. (October 11, 2010)
121) "Nanotechnology Applications for CO Extraction From Gas Streams", Saudi Aramco
2
Technology Symposium, Houston, TX. (October 12, 2010)
122) "The Evolution of a Serial Entrepreneur in Nanotechnology", The Rice Alliance
Nanotechnology and Sustainability Venture Forum, Duncan Hall Atrium, Rice
University, February 17, 2011
123) "How We Take Nanotechnology to Market", The MIT Enterprise Forum, McMurtry
Hall, Rice University, February 16, 2011
124) "SWNT Amplification: Concepts and Results" Guadalupe Workshop on Nucleation and
Growth Mechanisms of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes (SWCNT), Boerne, TX, (April
12, 2011)
125) "Can Nanotechnology Provide a New Approach to Oil and Gas Shale Production",
Ryder Scott Reserves Conference, Houston, TX, (September 16, 2011)
126) "How Can Nanotechnology Make Your Frac More Productive, Environmentally
Friendly, and Less Open to Litigation", American Association of Mineral Owners,
Houston, TX (September 15, 2011)
127) "Can Nanotechnology Provide a New Approach to Oil and Gas Shale Production",
Platts 6th Annual Oil & Gas Shale Developer Conference, Houston, TX (June 21, 2011)
128) "Nano Technology & Shale Gas Production", Korean-American Energy E&P Society,
Houston, TX (November 4, 2011)
129) "Nanotechnology Has the Potential to Provide Power to the World", Pioneer Oil
Producers Society, Houston, TX (November 21, 2011)
130) "How Can Nanotechnology Make Your Play More Productive, Environmentally
Friendly, and Less Open to Litigation", The Energy Forum Frontier Plays 2011,
Farmers Branch, TX (September 14, 2011)
131) "Saving the E & P Industry, Nano Style", EPNano Net Summit, Houston, TX (June 22,
2011)
CORPORATE:
1) Founder and Chairman Scientific Advisory Board, Gallia Inc. (1992-1997).
2) President: Aluminum Research Board (1991-1997).
3) Founder, Scientific Advisory Board, and Board Member, Oxane Materials, Inc. (2002 -
present)
4) Founder, Scientific Advisory Board, NatCore Technology, Inc. (2004-present).
5) Founder, Scientific Advisory Board, NewCyte (2005-2009 acquired by Natcore
Technology, Inc.).
6) Founder, Scientific Advisory Board, Vanguard Solar (2007-2009 acquired by Natcore
Technology, Inc.).
7) Founder, Scientific Advisory Board, Molecular Filtration (2010-present).
8) Board Member, Velocita, Inc. (2008-present).
9) Board Member, Houston Clean Energy Park (2009-present).
10) Science Advisory Board, Nanotech Innovations (2008 -present).
11) Science Advisory Board, Yellowstone Energy Ventures (2008-2009).
12) Scientific Advisory Board, Tego Biosciences (2007-2009).
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