Posters

The Poster Session will take place in Ventana Ballroom. The recommended size of the posters is 1m x 1m. The posters will be displayed for two days Monday from 9 am and Tuesday until 7 pm. Your presence at your poster is requested for the poster session and reception from 5 pm to 7 pm.

• Arnab Dutta and Anne K. Jones, Arizona State University, Synthesis of Peptide Based [ni-fe] Hydrogenase: A Bottom-up Approach for Studying Metalloenzymes
• A.Kent Farnsworth and Wayne E. Porter, Arizona State University, Design and Installation of a Hybrid Photovoltaic-Fuel Cell Direct Current Generation and Distribution System at the ASU Polytechnic Campus
• Michael Hambourger, Arizona State University, Effect of Protonation State upon the Electrochemical and Photochemical Behavior of Porphyrin-Phenol Constructs
• Danielle Ladd, Arizona State University, Environment-Conscious Preparation Method for Robust and Transparent γ-Alumina with an Aerogel-like Porosity
• Jing-jing Li, Arizona State University, Photoluminescence Characterization of CdTe/CdSe Superlattices Grown on GaSb for Solar Cell Applications
• Christopher Madden, Arizona State University, Investigation of Fe-Fe hydrogenase via electrochemistry and scanning probe microscopy: Towards single molecule catalysis
• Xiaolin Mao, Arizona State University, Average and Phasor Models of Single Phase PV Generators for Large Power Distribution Systems Simulation
• Chelsea McIntosh, Arizona State University, Electrocatalytic Reduction of Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) by an Artificial Transmembrane Protein
• Gary F. Moore, Arizona State University, A Bioinspired High Potential Mediator that Mimics the Proton Coupled Electron Transfer between P680 ^.+ and the TyrZ-His190 Pair of Photosystem II
• Todd Otanicar, Arizona State University, Solar Thermal Energy at Arizona State University
• Ben Sherman, Arizona State University, Towards Light-Driven Water Oxidation Under Neutral Conditions Using a Co-Phosphate Catalytic Film
• Elizabeth Steenbergen, Arizona State University, Mn-doped ZnS quantum-dots for down-conversion solar cell applications
• Xiaoguang Sun, Arizona State University, Materials with High Ionic Conductivities for High Temperature Fuel Cell Applications
• Songnan Wu, Arizona State University, Monolithic Integration of II/VI and III/V Materials for Multi-junction Solar Cells
• Xiaobo Zhang, Arizona State University, Microstructure Characterization of Integrated II-VI and III-V Heterostructures for Solar Cell Applications
• Yue Zhang, University of Tokyo, Design, Synthesis and Micro-phase Separation of All-conjugated Diblock Copolymer Towards Organic Solar Cell