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	Agaram Abhiraman Georgia Institute of Technology School of Textile & Fiber Engineering New sol-gel routes for oxide and mixed oxide, continuous ceramic fibers from metal alkoxides and BN fibers from polymer precursors.
	Paul Alivisatos   Department of Chemistry, University of California and Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory. Nanoscience and Nanotechnology especially quantum dots synthesis study and characterization
	John Ballato
	Frank V. Bright Dept of Chemistry, State University of N.Y. at Buffalo Advanced Biosensors (sol-gel made materials for immobilization,, biorecognition ) and Supercritical fluid science and technology
	G. Beaucage
	Eric Pascal Bescher (UCLA)
	Dunbar P. Birnie Ferroelectric Device Fabrication, Testing, and Modeling , Spin-Coating Science ,Processing and Properties of Sol-Gel Derived Coatings
	Karen Brewer Inorganic chelmistry, Hamilton College, NY  Sol-gel routes to rare-earth containing glasses
	C. Jeffrey Brinker University of Mexico and Sandia Laboratories
	James M. Burlitch Materials Chemistry, Cornell University Optical composites with nanoparticles (rare earth doped), sol-gel made silicates
	Richard A. Cairncross Dept. of Chemical Engineering, Drexel University, Philadelphia  Porous materials drying, Sol-gel films
	Peter W Carr   Analytical chemistry Department of Chemistry, University of Minnesota Ceramic supports for HPLC; materials chemistry in large scale biological chromatography, ultra stable stationary phases for environmental analysis.
	Guozhong Cao Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering, University of Washington, WA  Sol-gel process, organic-inorganic hybrids, nanostructured materials & coatings.
	Bradley F. ChmelkaMaterials Research, Molecular sieves (zeolites), polymer structure and dynamics, inorganic-organic hybrids materials, NMR spectroscopy Materials Research Laboratory University of California, Santa BarbaraShinye Chia's
	Eric Chronister   Chemistry department, University of California, Riverside Coherent nonlinear time-resolved laser spectroscopy. Dynamics of organically modified Sol-Gel glasses. Sol-Gel sensors
	Alexis Clare Alfred University
	Maryanne M. Collinson Department of Chemistry at Kansas State University Analytical, Inorganic and Materials Chemistry Sol-Gel Derived Materials, Chemiluminescence, UltraMicroelectrodes
	Bahne C. Cornilsen  Chemistry Department at MTU Sol-gel glasses, structure and reaction kinetics, Battery electrodes, Solid state spectroscopy
	Josephine Covino A-P-T Research, Inc.
	James. A Cox Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Miami University, FL  Sol-Gel Biosensors and catalysts. Polyoxometalates, metallodendrimers
	Sheng Dai  Chemical Technology Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
	Bakul C. Dave
	Bruce S. Dunn
	Brian D. Fabes
	María E. Pozo de Fernández  Florida institute of Technology Sol-Gel processing. Experimental studies of the formation of silica fibers by sol gel polymerization. Supercritical fluid technology applied to the production of aerogels
	John Fourkas  Department of Chemistry, Boston College Dynamics of nanoconfined liquids, Ultrafast Spectrocopy,
	Sheldon K. Friedlander   Chemical Engineering department Aerosol engineering and nanopartciles manufacturing
	Karen K. Gleason
	Michael Z.-C. Hu Chemical technology division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Synthesis/manufacturing of ultrafine monodispersed inorganic particles, spray, electrodispersion, advanced ceramics materials
	Lisa Klein
	Douglas M. Korwin Alfred University
	William LaCourse Alfred University Sol-Gel processing of glasses and ceramics
	Richard Laine   Materials Chemistry group, Materials Science and Engineering, University of Michigan
	Nicolas Leventis Department of chemistry at the University of Missouri-Rolla. Electrochemistry, Organic Materials, Sol-Gel Chemistry, Microfabrication
	Jerry Y.S. Lin Materials for separation laboratory, dept. of chemical engineering, College of Engineering, University of Cincinnati Synthesis of various types of inorganic membranes or sorbents with tailore-designed structure by sol-gel and chemical/physical vapor deposition
	M. J. Lochead (UNH) Advanced materials, biomineralization, microfabrication, sol-gel processing, microspectroscopy
	John D. Mackenzie
	Egon Matijevic   Clarkson University Colloid and Surface science, Monodispersed particles, aerosols, colloidal stability, ceramic powders
	Themis Matsoukas Fenske Laboratory, Penn State University Sol-Gel nanoparticles and colloid chemistry
	Abdul Malik Department of Chemistry  University of South Florida  Sol-gel chemistry-based separation systems; Capillary zone electrophoresis
	Kenneth A. Mauritz
	Alon V. McCormick Chemical Engineering & Materials science, University of Minnesota  Sol-Gel ceramic synthesis and hybrid inorganic-organic polymer synthesis.
	Gary L. Messing PennState University Ceramics and particulate materials processing
	Laura Muller Chemistry department, Wheaton College, Norton, Ma Sol-Gel aging and drying studies
	Michael E. Mullins kinetics and catalysis, thermodynamics, ceramics, particle technology, and environmental engineering
	Pamela M. Norris    Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Nuclear Engineering, University of Virginia Her current research is in the areas of microscale heat transfer, ultra-fast temperature measurement techniques, characterization of microscale thermal properties, laser-material interactions, intelligent processing of materials, sensor design, biological warfare detection and advancement of aerogel applications.
	Catherine J. Page University of Oregon Sol-Gel synthesis of inorganic solid-state materials
	Carlo G. Pantano personal web page
	David J. Pine Soft condensed matter, rheology and structure of complex fluids, light scattering, macroporous materials, photonic crystal Materials Research Laboratory University of California, Santa Barbara, USA E. J. A. Pope Matech, Solgenics Profile published by Ceramic Bulletin (Amer. Cer. Soc.)
	Kevin Powers University of Florida sol gel derived powders and glasses, synthesis of  nanoparticles for optical applications
	Paras N. Prasad Preparation, processing and theoretical modeling of photonic materials. Nonlinear optical effects in organic polymers. Laser­matter interaction. Ultrafast processes in condensed phase. Microstructure and dynamics in sol-gel processed organic:inorganic hybrid materials.
	Jason Ritchie Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry, University of Mississippi  Hybrid organic-inorganic sol-gel materials, mesoporous ceramic materials, solid lithium ion conducting polymer electrolytes.
	William M Risen (Brown University)
	S.S. Saavedra Dept of Chemistry, University of Arizona Sol-Gel sensors.
	Michael Sacks Georgia Institute of Technology Materials Science and Engineering processing of ceramic fibers and films by sol-gel and polymer precursor methods
	George Scherer
	Zonping Shao Dept. Materials Science & Engineering, School of Engineering and applied Sciences University of Pennsylvania. PH Sol-Gel preparation of oxide catalysts and membranes
	Mahmoud R. Shahriari Department of Ceramic & Materials Engineering Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
	Joseph H. Simmons Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Florida Sol-gel Films, Coatings and Fibers, Nanocluster Composites, Linear and Non-Linear Optical Processes in Glasses and Other Thin Films
	Wolfgang Sigmund Materials Science & Engineering, University of Florida, FL  Applied Colloid Science, Advanced Nanomaterials processing. Ceramic processing with sol-gel nanoparticles
	John A. Shelnutt   Biomolecular Materials and Interfaces Department Sandia National Laboratories and Department of Chemistry The University of New Mexico Functional biomimetic catalysts, photonic materials, and other nanomolecular composite materials based on mechanisms utilized in related biological systems.
	Wei-Heng Shih
	Upali Siriwardane
	Richard L. Smith Department of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT Ceramic materials processing by soft chemical and sol-gel routes, Structure and properties of materials surfaces
	Albert E. Stiegman
	Andreas Stein Department of Chemistry, University of Minnesota Synthesis of inorganic and hybrid organic/inorganic porous solids formed by hydrothermal, templating and molecular self-assembly methods; solid state characterization; applications in catalysis, separations, ion-exchange and battery materials.
	M.D. Soucek  Dept. of Polymers & Coatings, North Dakota University Ceramers, UV cured coatings
	Toyoichi Tanaka
	Theodore D. Taylor Ceramic Engineering Department at Clemson University Mechanical properties of ceramics, sol gel processing, melting kinetics of glasses, composites, properties of glass.
	Sarah Tolbert   Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, UCLA Inorganic organic nanostructured composites for a variety of applications
	Donald R. Uhlmann
	George M. Whitesides  Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University Biorganic/Physical Organic Chemistry, Materials Science, Soft lithography, nanostructures, 3-D microstructures
	Garth L. WilkesPolymer Materials and Interfaces Laboratory, dept. of chemical engineering, Virginia Polytechnic institute & state University, Virginia Sol-Gel Hybrid inorganic-organic network materials, Structure-property relationships of polymeric materials
	Michael C. Weinberg
	Anna Wojcik
	Jackie Y. Ying
	Wai Tak Yip Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry, University of Oklahoma  Single molecule spectroscopy of organic dyes in sol-gel films.
	Yong Zhang Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering, University of Washington, WA  Sol-Gel process, organic-inorganic hybrids, luminescent materials, biomaterials.
	T.W. Zerda   Sol-gel glass & applications, Carbon black, Raman imaging
	Brian J.J. Zelinski Wet Chemical Approaches for the Generation of Electronic and Opto-electronic Materials. sol-gel Synthesis of Optical Waveguides and Gratings
	Jeffrey I. Zink Dept. of chemistry and Biochemistry UCLA Sol-Gel films and biosensors, Templating techniques to produce materials with long-range order

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