Thursday sessions

10:00–1:00 (Red Rock 6) Emerging Materials and Processes for Electrochemical Energy Storage I

Bin Li, Chip Shook, Organizers
Xiaochuan Lu, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
10:00–10:30	1	Accelerating material design for aqueous organic redox flow batteries	Wei Wang
10:30–11:00	2	Emergence of Full-Organic Symmetric Redox Flow Battery: From redox-active bipolar carbeniums ions to applicable RFB	Jules Moutet, T.L. Gianetti
11:00–11:30	3	Development of [4]helicene cation based electrolytes for use in organic redox flow batteries (ORFBs)	David Mills, J. Moutet, M. Hossain, T.L. Gianetti
11:30–12:00	4	Developing advanced electrolytes for high-voltage lithium metal batteries	Wu Xu, J. Zhang, X. Cao
12:00–12:30	5	Pressure-tailored lithium deposition and dissolution in lithium metal batteries	Chengcheng Fang
12:30–1:00	6	Mapping the spatial distribution and evolution of lattice distortions in Co-free, high-voltage oxide cathode materials	Stephanie Spence, F. Lin

10:00–1:00 (Lake Mead 1) Inorganic and Materials Chemistry I

Paul M. Forster, Organizer
Ana de Bettencourt-Dias, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
10:00–10:30	7	Synthetic approaches for tuning the thermodynamics of ligand-centered proton-coupled electron transfer reactions	Rachel Alvelais, A.F. Heyduk
10:30–11:00	8	Organometallic coordination networks featuring low-valent Cu and Pd nodes with multitopic isocyanide linkers	Adam Grippo, J.S. Figueroa
11:00–11:30	9	Efficiency of zeolites modified with zinc in capturing hydrogen sulfide	Adeyemi Obafemi, R. Harrison, C. Tinsley, E. Stecher
11:30–12:00	10	Mixed-metal coordination networks enabled by a heteroditopic linker group	Krista Balto, J.S. Figueroa
12:00–12:30	11	The search for molecular corks beyond carbon monoxide: A quantum mechanical study of N-Heterocyclic carbene adsorption on Pd/Cu(111) and Pt/Cu(111) single atom alloys	Scott Simpson
12:30–1:00	12	Enhanced thermal properties of composite phase change liquids with ionic compounds	Maksudul Alam, P.K. Bhowmik

10:00–12:30 (Red Rock 3) Recent Trends in Polymer Chemistry and Sustainable Materials I

Eugene Y. Chen, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
10:00–10:30	13	Pushing the limits of controlled polymer synthesis	Craig Hawker
10:30–11:00	14	Synthesis of sustainable plastics	Garret Miyake
11:00–11:30	15	Focusing a lens of sustainability on polymer and process: From polyester-containing polyolefin segmented copolymers to non-isocyanate polyurethane structural foams	Timothy Long, A. Arrington, J.I. Sintas
11:30–12:00	16	Design of a functional, nanoporous, lyotropic bicontinuous cubic polymer network with stimuli-responsive properties	Douglas Gin
12:00–12:30	17	Recent advances in ionenes: Synthesis, properties, and applications of poly(pyridinium salt)s	Pradip Bhowmik, H. Han, D. King

10:00–12:40 (Red Rock 7) Water Contamination, Treatment, Reliability & Reuse PFAs and other Emerging Contaminants I

Erick R. Bandala, Jacimaria Batista, Meena Ejjada, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
10:00–10:02		Opening Remarks.
10:02–10:24	18	Microplastics contamination: challenge, current approaches and treatment perspectives	Oscar Rodriguez
10:24–10:46	19	Pharmaceutical and illicit drug pollution of the Las Vegas Wash ecosystem during a professional sporting event	Douglas Sims, J. Monk, M.C. Garner, A. Hudson, C. Aguaiza, K. Lindley
10:46–11:08	20	Pharmaceutical and illicit drug pollution of the Las Vegas Wash ecosystem during a music festival	Douglas Sims, J. Monk, M.C. Garner, A. Hudson, C. Aguaiza, K. Lindley
11:08–11:30	21	Separation of PFAS using ion chromatography with a resorcinarene stationary phase	Wai ning Chan, R. Harrison
11:30–11:52	22	Traditional and novel health risk assessment for emerging chemicals	Dingsheng Li
11:52–12:14	23	Pilot scale in situ treatment of chlorinated solvent source zone – treatment performance and injection design assessed with compound-specific isotope analysis (CSIA)	David Alden
12:14–12:36	24	Degradation of emerging water contaminants by new generation photocatalysts	Eakalak Khan

02:00–5:25 (Red Rock 8) Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic. A New Virtual reality and Preparing K-12 Students for a Future in STEM

Caleb Hiller, Matt Prater, Guizella Rocabado, Presiders
Hussein Samha, Organizer

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
2:00–2:05		Introductory remarks.
2:05–2:50	25	Where do we go from here? Using lessons from the pandemic to inform future chemistry teaching	Marykay Orgill
2:50–3:10	26	Opportunities and Challenges: Reflections on equitable and inclusive practices in chemistry courses during and post pandemic times	Corina Brown
3:10–3:30	27	Pivot or Pivotal Moment: Can pandemic changes translate to post-pandemic transformations?	Rebecca Sansom
3:30–4:00		Coffee break.
4:00–4:20	28	Students’ perceptions of online and in person education during the COVID 19 pandemic	Abigale Ly, M. Orgill
4:20–4:40	29	Preparing for success in general chemistry- expectations vs. reality	Amanda Holton
4:40–5:00	30	Cultivating resilience and empowering high school students with science research and innovation	Katy Kuei
5:00–5:20	31	Discover Chemistry Demonstration Series: An outreach program for K-12 students	Krisztina Voronova, K. Graham, K. Ochsenrider, Y. Yang
5:20–5:25		Closing remarks.

02:00–5:30 (Red Rock 6) Emerging Materials and Processes for Electrochemical Energy Storage II

Bin Li, Xiaochuan Lu, Organizers
Chip Shook, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
2:00–2:30	32	Understanding relationships between structure, synthesis, solid-state electrochemistry, and lithiation behavior of Tetrel clathrates	Candace Chan
2:30–3:00	33	Hybrid halide solid electrolytes and bottom-up cell assembly enable high voltage solid-state lithium batteries	Beniamin Zahiri, P.V. Braun
3:00–3:30	34	Mechanical paradigm for solid state batteries: rigid Li metal and ductile ceramics	Andrew Westover, S. Kalnaus, E. Herbert, N. Dudney
3:30–4:00		Thu PM Coffee Break.
4:00–4:30	35	Robust and lightweight thin-film Solid State electrolytes processed in open air	Nick Rolston, M. Sahal, J. Molloy, W. Tang
4:30–5:00	36	Multiphase layered transition metal oxide positive electrodes for sodium ion batteries	Hui Xiong
5:00–5:30	37	Understanding and improvement of high-energy density Li metal batteries	Bin Li

02:00–5:30 (Red Rock 4) Innovating Organometallics I

Vy M. Dong, Roger Rennels, Organizers
Jeffrey Bandar, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
2:00–2:02		Introductory remarks.
2:02–2:24	38	Mechanistic understanding of Photobirch catalysts by ring opening degradation pathway	Alexander Green, X. Liu, G. Miyake
2:24–2:46	39	Acquiring a predictive power in cobalt-assisted, acid-induced C-C bond forming reactions	Nicole Babayans, G.G. Melikyan
2:46–3:08	40	Development of a general paradigm for base-promoted reductive coupling reactions	Leidy Hooker, J. Bandar
3:08–3:30	41	Development and application of organic superbase precatalyst salts	Garrett Hoteling
3:30–4:00		Thursday PM coffee break.
4:00–4:22	42	Synthesis and reaction chemistry of a nickel terminal carbyne	Ritchie Hernandez, J.S. Figueroa
4:22–4:44	43	Chemoselective hydrosilylation of imines: Catalysis using a low-valent nickel isocyanide complex under mild conditions	Sean Dunphy, J.S. Figueroa
4:44–5:06	44	Elucidating an oxidative quenching mechanism in a dual nickel/photoredox-catalyzed C-O coupling and enabling challenging aryl chlorides as substrates	Cameron Chrisman, M. Kudisch
5:06–5:28	45	Nucleophilic C–H hydroxylation of arenes enabled by base-catalyzed halogen transfer	Kendelyn Bone
5:28–5:30		Closing remarks.

02:00–5:30 (Lake Mead 1) Inorganic and Materials Chemistry II

Ana de Bettencourt-Dias, Organizer
Paul M. Forster, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
2:00–2:30	46	Controlled gas flow synthesis of polydopamine nanoparticles	Tara Zand, M.N. Kennedy, P. Bunting, Y. Xie, J.D. Rinehart
2:30–3:00	47	Self-assembly of particles on surface of drops	Kinnari Shah, N.M. Ravindra
3:00–3:30	48	Electrochemical characterization of molten salt fuel systems with boron-doped diamond	Hannah Patenaude, N. Damjanovic, J.M. Rakos, K. Gonzalez, S.D. Branch, C.A. Rusinek
3:30–4:00		Thursday PM coffee break.
4:00–4:30	49	Bis(4-alkoxyphenyl) viologen bistriflate salts: Synthesis, thermotropic liquid-crystalline, and light-emitting properties	David King, H. Han, H.D. Mandal
4:30–5:00	50	Monochromatic X-ray irradiation with high pressure assistance is a novel means of chemical and structural synthesis	Egor Evlyukhin, P. Cifligu, E. Kim, P. Weck, P.K. Bhowmik, M.G. Pravica
5:00–5:30	51	Novel industrial applications of vegetable oil	Atanu Biswas, H. Cheng, B. Sharma

02:00–5:50 (Red Rock 5) Radiochemical Separations for Nuclear Forensics and Nuclear Medicine

Artem Gelis, Frederic Poineau, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
2:00–2:18	52	F-element redox chemistry at polyoxometalate functionalized metal oxide electrodes	Christopher Dares, E. Jones, J. Mclachlan, T.S. Grimes, X. Hou, R. Lacau
2:18–2:36	53	Stabilization and characterization of heptavalent neptunium under mildly acidic conditions	Nicholas Cicchetti, B. Khavkin, A. Gelis
2:36–2:54	54	Electrolytic recovery of actinide metals from aqueous and non-aqueous electrolytes	Phillip Hammer, D.W. Hatchett
2:54–3:12	55	Magnetic microparticle based elemental separations for in-situ applications	Michael Kaminski, C. Mertz, M. Kalensky, R. Russo, J. Gonzalez, M. Walsh
3:12–3:30	56	Coupling target synthesis with separation of isotopes produced from nuclear reactions	Ken Czerwinski
3:30–4:00		Thursday PM coffee break.
4:00–4:18	57	Radioisotope production from uranium using a superconducting electron linac	Nathan Johnson, K. Shannon, M. Stika, C. Krizmanich, R. Wahlen, M. Hemesath, T. Grimm, M. Brown, A. Gelis
4:18–4:36	58	Repeated Recycle of Enriched 98,100Mo material for production of 99Mo	Peter Tkac, D. Bettinardi
4:36–4:54	59	Recovery of high specific activity Molybdenum-99 for use in existing Technetium-99m generators	Nathan Johnson, M. Stika, K. Shannon, T. Grimm, M. Brown, A. Gelis
4:54–5:12	60	Developing inorganic sorbents for radium and actinium separations	Michael alex Brown
5:12–5:30	61	SHINE Phase II of IV: Lu-177 Production	Cory Hawkins
5:30–5:48	62	Pre-concentration of reactor produced theragnostic radionuclides onto a carbon nanotube adsorbent via the Szilard-Chalmers effect	Adam Samia, D.D. Nolting, J. Lapka, W. Charlton

02:00–5:30 (Red Rock 3) Recent Trends in Polymer Chemistry and Sustainable Materials II

Pradip Bhowmik, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
2:00–2:27	63	Using light to make thermoplastic-like materials with advanced capabilities	Christopher Bowman
2:27–2:45	64	3D-printing of poly(arylene ether sulfone)s: Functional high-performance polymers for vat photopolymerization	Cody Weyhrich, J. Will, K.V. Heifferon, J.R. Brown, C. Arrington, V. Meenakshisundaram, C. Williams, T.E. Long
2:45–3:03	65	3D printing elastomeric latexes of sulfonated ethylene-propylene-diene monomer (EPDM) copolymers	Jianheng Wen, K. Feller, R. Bean, C. Williams, T.E. Long
3:03–3:30	66	Taming the reactivity of cyclopentadiene to enable new applications in materials	Javier Read de alaniz
3:30–4:00		Thu PM Coffee Break.
4:00–4:27	67	Understanding and controlling Polydiketoenamine circularity across scales	Brett Helms
4:27–4:45	68	Lithographic 3D printing block and segmented copolymers	Ren Bean, J. Wen, T.E. Long
4:45–5:03	69	Structure property relationships of unsaturated polyesters for additive manufacturing	Charlotte Barker, C.W. Weyhrich, T. Chase, T.E. Long
5:03–5:30	70	Dithioacetal-based dynamic polymers with entropically driven ring-chain equilibrium	Ying Yang

02:00–5:30 (Red Rock 7) Water Contamination, Treatment, Reliability & Reuse PFAs and other Emerging Contaminants II

Erick R. Bandala, Jacimaria Batista, Meena Ejjada, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
2:00–2:02		Opening remarks.
2:02–2:24	71	Utilizing quality structure retention relationships to predict retention times for per-/Poly-Fluoroakyl substances (PFAS)	Scott Simpson, J. Antle, L. Halwatura, D.S. Aga
2:24–2:46	72	Photocatalytic remediation of kraft lignin to value-added chemicals	Yeddula Reddy, S. Kirar, N. Thakur, M.D. Patil, J. Bhaumik
2:46–3:08	73	PFAS in the Great Basin and Sierra Nevada Alpine Lakes	David Hanigan, M. Denicola, E. Dickenson
3:08–3:30	74	In situ biological and chemical reduction of groundwater perchlorate with emulsified vegetable oil	Weiquan Dong, J. Parker, A. Pineda, J. Dotchin
3:30–4:00		Coffee break.
4:00–4:22	75	PFAS in municipal wastewater- fate along the treatment train	Ramesh Goel
4:22–4:44	76	Degradation of Bisphenol A (BPA) and its alternatives in the UV-LED/chlorine process: radical contribution, transformation products, and degradation mechanism	Kyung‐duk Zoh
4:44–5:06	77	Learn how a small company helps creators bring beneficial technology to the market place	Scott Ensminger
5:06–5:30		Open discussion.

Friday sessions

08:30–11:50 (Lake Mead 2) Biotechnology & Biomedicine

Ernesto Abel-Santos, Amber J. Howerton, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:35		Introduction.
8:35–8:52	109	Determining the molar mass of newly developed antibiotic clusters via osmosis: Applications in Pharmacology and Biomedicine	Vahe Hasratyan
8:52–9:09	110	Quinoline derivatives as potential TLR-8 selective vaccine adjuvants	Dai‐chi You, D. Richter, S. Auclair, K. Siram
9:09–9:26	111	Cloning and expression of amino acid ligases for TLN-05220 biosynthesis	Maria ylleana caryle Goduco, E. Ednacot, K. Watts
9:26–9:43	112	Analysis of MHC-peptide-TCR interactions using solvation parameters and machine learning	Nairuti milan Mehta, Yuhui Li, W. Li, N. Morningstar-kywi, M. Pospiech, H. Alachkar, I.S. Haworth
9:43–10:00	113	Expression of an epoxomicin non-ribosomal peptide synthetase modular protein	Wilson Yeung, C. Cable, C. Meeds, A. Anderson, J. Reynolds, C. Cummings, K. Watts
10:00–10:30		Friday AM coffee break.
10:30–10:47	114	Plant-derived products of Caspella bursa-pastoris and Parthenium hysterophorus and their biological effects on Escherichia coli and triple negative breast cancer	Kelly Salinas
10:47–10:50		Introduction of Invited Speaker.
10:50–11:15	115	Non-destructive epigenetic sequencing with DNA modifying enzymes and unnatural DNA modifications	Rahul Kohli
11:15–11:32	116	Association of influenza H3N2 RNA in elementary school wastewater with confirmed cases in Las Vegas, Nevada	Van Vo, A. Harrington, C. Chang, H. Kan, C. Lockett, D. Gerrity, E. Oh
11:32–11:49	117	Controlling pests via sensory inhibition: Structure and function of a pheromone-binding protein	Smita Mohanty

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 7) Chemical Sensors with a Focus on Wearables and Health Related Measurements I

Wei Gao, Charles Henry, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–9:30	118	Special presentation	Joseph Wang
9:30–10:00	119	Wearable electrochemical biosensors for non-invasive monitoring of metabolites	Jayoung Kim
10:00–10:30		Friday AM coffee break.
10:30–11:00	120	3D-printed skin-interfaced microfluidic systems for sweat capture and analysis	Tyler Ray
11:00–11:30	121	Unconventional biochemical sensors and energy devices for applications in wearables and neuro-engineering	Amay Bandodkar
11:30–12:00	122	Skin-interfaced wearable sweat biosensors	Wei Gao

08:30–9:30 (Red Rock 6) Emerging Materials and Processes for Electrochemical Energy Storage III

Xiaochuan Lu, Chip Shook, Organizers
Bin Li, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–9:00	123	Interfacial engineering enabling low-temperature solid sodium metal battery	Xiaochuan Lu
9:00–9:30	124	Applications of ion chromatography (IC) and ion chromatography – mass spectrometry (IC–MS) to the field of lithium ion batteries: An overview	Alexander Semyonov

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 4) Innovating Organometallics II

Vy M. Dong, Roger Rennels, Organizers
Jeffrey Bandar, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:35		Introduction.
8:35–9:00	125	Site-selective pyridine functionalization via nucleophilic additions to activated Pyridiniums	Hillary Nguyen, B.T. Boyle, B. Jones, M. Anderson, A. Mcnally
9:00–9:25	126	Mechanistic investigation into the nickel-catalyzed Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling reactions of aryl and benzyl methyl ethers	Oliver Jackson, S.R. Neufeldt
9:25–9:50	127	Transition metal-catalyzed hydrofunctionalization of alkynes and cyclopropenes	Xintong Hou
9:50–10:30		Break.
10:00–10:30		Friday AM coffee break.
10:30–11:00	128	Exploiting electron-rich alkenes for C–H functionalization: Synthesis of isoquinoline natural products	Kevin Kou
11:00–11:30	129	Late 3D-metal terminal carbynes	Joshua Figueroa
11:30–12:00	130	New-to-nature metalloredox biocatalysis for stereoselective radical transformations	Yang Yang

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 2) Progresses in Research Activities on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) I

Linsey Griffin, Yingying WU, Presiders
Gang Sun, Chunhui Xiang, Organizers

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:48		Symposium chair and NC-170 adviser .
8:48–9:06	131	Interior fit of female firefighter gloves compared to 3D hand anthropometry	Linsey Griffin, S. Sokolowski
9:06–9:24	132	Development of new firefighting personal protective turnout coat and pants prototypes for protecting Firewomen who protect us	Celeste Graciano, Yingying Wu, Y. Wu
9:24–9:42	133	Multidimensional protective apparel framework: Design considerations for protective apparel	Dawn Michaelson, K.P. Teel, V. Chattaraman, P.V. Ulrich
9:42–10:00	134	Analysis of smart textile development and applications for protection	Shuhwa Lin, L.M. Boorady, S. Mandalsumit
10:00–10:30		Friday AM coffee break.
10:30–10:48	135	A convergent multidisciplinary approach for cold weather protection	Guowen Song
10:48–11:06	136	Sweat drying performance of PPE fabric materials used in high-risk sectors	Ishmam zahin Chowdhury, S. Mandal, L.M. Boorady, R. Agnew
11:06–11:24	137	Biomechanical, physiological, and subjective perception assessment of personal flotation devices (PFD)	Amit Talukder, Charles Freeman, H. Chander, R. Burch, D. Saucier
11:24–11:42	138	Investigation of fabric properties on drying performance of knitted sportswear fabrics	Surya Nasrin, S. Mandal, A. Petrova, L.M. Boorady, R. Agnew
11:42–12:00	139	Achieving high performance protective gloves: Effects of glove area factor and microclimate properties	Ankit Joshi, Rui Li, C. Xiang, G. Song

08:30–12:00 (Lake Mead 1) Quantum Science and Chemistry with Cold Molecules I

Balakrishnan Naduvalath, Yan Zhou, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:45		Chair: Welcome Remarks.
8:45–9:30	140	Quantum degenerate gas of polar molecules	Jun Ye
9:30–10:00	141	Magnetically tunable electric dipolar interactions and robust nuclear spin entanglement in polar molecules	Timur Tscherbul
10:00–10:30		Morning Coffee Break.
10:30–11:00	142	Coherently controlled cold collisions of hydrogen molecules	Nandini Mukherjee
11:00–11:30	143	Full-dimensional time-independent close-coupling approach to atom-triatom collisions	Dongzheng Yang
11:30–12:00	144	Chemical reactions between cold, trapped ions and neutral molecules	Heather Lewandowski

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 3) Recent Trends in Polymer Chemistry and Sustainable Materials III

Kathryn E. Uhrich, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:57	145	Plastic upcycling, deconstruction, and redesign in the BOTTLETM consortium	Katrina Knauer
8:57–9:15	146	Recyclable cross-linked polymers	Zhitao Hu, G. Miyake
9:15–9:33	147	Location-specific reactivity in segmented polyurethanes to enable segmental depolymerization	Clarissa Westover, J.I. Sintas, T.E. Long
9:33–10:00	148	Degradable plastic materials from ring-opening metathesis copolymerization of cyclic enol ethers	Yan Xia
10:00–10:30		Fri AM Coffee Break.
10:30–10:57	149	Design principles and chemocatalytic methods for circular polymers and biodegradable plastics	Eugene Chen
10:57–11:15	150	Recyclable multiblock copolymers	Yucheng Zhao, G. Miyake
11:15–11:33	151	Poly(trithiolanes): A unique class of sulfur-containing chemically recylable polymers	Mariel Price, G. Miyake, A. Wiedenbeck, K. Harry, C. Chrisman
11:33–12:00	152	Sustainable fossil fuels chemistry via direct polymerization of elemental sulfur and low cost sulfur base chemicals	Jeffrey Pyun

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 5) Vapor Intrusion, Environment Preservation and Human Health

Will Rice, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–9:00	153	Innovative multi-mode sampler for efficient thermal desorption studies	William Tolley
9:00–9:30	154	Robust and highly permeable composite polymer membranes for direct air capture of CO2	Maksudul Alam, C. Manankandayalage, M. Mushfiq, P. Panja, M.D. Deo
9:30–10:00	155	Risk-based evaluation case study: assessment of a former uncontrolled landfill proposed for reuse as grazing land	Eileen Christensen
10:00–10:30		Friday AM coffee break.
10:30–11:00	156	Lowering biomethane emissions via methane pyrolysis mehods	Wilson Hago
11:00–11:30	157	TBD	Gina Plantz
11:30–12:00	999	Navigating Vapor Intrusion and California Development: How to Generate Air Data Strong Enough to Carry Projects Forward	Will Rice

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 8) Water Contamination, Treatment, Reliability & Reuse PFAs and other Emerging Contaminants III

Erick R. Bandala, Jacimaria Batista, Meena Ejjada, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:32		Opening remarks.
8:32–8:54	158	A study on the effect of acid exfoliation and alkali intercalation on biochar for chlorinated hydrocarbon removal from groundwater	Suraj venkat Pochampally, E. Hernandez, K. Ung-watson, J. Moon, E.J. Marti
8:54–9:16	159	Tracking pathogens in urban and rural wastewater from Southern Nevada	Edwin Oh, V. Vo, A. Harrington, K. Papp, D. Moser, D. Gerrity
9:16–9:38	160	Synthesis, additive manufacturing, and performance of polysulfone membranes for separation processes	Taysha Telenar, H..Shokrollahzadeh Behbahani, C.W. Weyhrich, M. Green, T.E. Long
9:38–10:00	161	Tailored self-assembly of silicon-based zwitterionic surfactants for firefighting foams	James Brown, R. Islam, S. Ham, B. Lattimer, R. Qiao, T.E. Long
10:00–10:30		Coffee break.
10:30–10:52	162	Novel visible-light driven BFO/ZnO/BiOCl and BFO/SnO2/BiOCl ternary photocatalysts for congo red dye degradation	Shakhawan Mhamad
10:52–11:14	163	Destruction of PFAS in IX still bottoms: Finding the right fit	Sarah Shipley, S. Woodard, M. Nickelsen
11:14–11:36	164	Automated air-delivery solar-driven onsite wastewater smart monitoring and treatment systems	Fengjie He, S. Zhai, H. Zhao
11:36–12:00		Open discussion.

01:30–4:35 (Lake Mead 2) Biochemistry of COVID and Other Infectious Diseases

James Theoret, Barry Williams, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:36		Welcome and opening remarks .
1:36–2:04	192	siRNA bioconjugates, nanoparticle formulations & it’s anti-cancer applications	Sunil Shah, D. Sabatino
2:04–2:32	193	Discovery and development of novel antiparasitic agents	Jozef Stec, S.M. Khan, A..Garcia Hernandez, I..Mehraj Allaie, G. Grooms, K. Li, W. Witola
2:32–3:00	194	VirB, a key virulence gene regulator in Shigella flexneri, binds CTP to modulate VirB activities	Taylor Gerson, J. Socea, M. Karney, A. Ott, R.K. Gary, H. Wing
3:00–3:30		Friday PM Coffee break.
3:30–3:58	195	Antimalarial activity of enantiopure tetrahydro-β-carboline benzofuran carboxamides	Hanan Almolhim, P.R. Carlier, M. Cassera, M. Totrov, Z. Rizopoulos
3:58–4:26	196	Ultrasensitive detection of SARS-CoV-2 proteins using multi-photon nonlinear laser wave-mixing spectroscopy	Nino Shatirishvili
4:26–4:35		Closing remarks .

01:30–5:00 (Red Rock 7) Chemical Sensors with a Focus on Wearables and Health Related Measurements II

Wei Gao, Charles Henry, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–2:00	197	Laser-scribed molybdenum dioxide for multimodal Janus on-skin bioelectronics	Zheng Yan
2:00–2:30	198	Soft stretchable sensors for continuous physiological monitoring	Michelle Khine
2:30–3:00	199	Electro-plasmonic wireless biosensors: A four-decade leap in microelectrode techniques	A. ali Yanik
3:00–3:30		Friday PM coffee break.
3:30–4:00	200	Wearables for monitoring of plant health	Liang Dong
4:00–4:30	201	Integrated electrochemical sensors containing a fluorous-phase sensing membrane	Maral Mousavi
4:30–5:00	202	Ion-selective thermoplastic electrodes with reduced biofouling properties for potentiometric sensing	Matthew Russo, T. Ozer, C. Henry

01:30–5:15 (Red Rock 4) Innovating Organometallics III

Roger Rennels, Organizer
Jeffrey Bandar, Vy M. Dong, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:35		Introductory remarks.
1:35–2:00	203	Merging base-promoted metalation with halogen transfer for new C–H functionalization reactions	Jeffrey Bandar
2:00–2:30	204	Divergent oxidative addition mechanisms for Pd(0) and implications for selectivity	Sharon Neufeldt
2:30–3:00	205	Merging coordination and photochemistry to enable alkene activation strategies	Valerie Schmidt
3:00–3:30		Friday PM coffee break.
3:30–4:05	206	Ni-catalyzed synthesis and functionalization of nitrile-containing building blocks	Sophie Rousseaux
4:05–4:40	207	Advances in nickel-catalyzed multi-component cross-couplings	Keary Engle
4:40–5:15	208	Polyhedral boron cluster reagents	Alexander Spokoyny

01:30–5:30 (Red Rock 2) Progresses in Research Activities on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) II

Charles Freeman, Guowen Song, Presiders
Gang Sun, Chunhui Xiang, Organizers

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:48	209	ε-Poly-L-lysine/polyamide nanocomposite membrane for respiratory protective devices	Chunhui Xiang
1:48–2:06	210	A new method to measure pesticide residue in reusable garments worn by pesticide operators	Anugrah Shaw
2:06–2:24	211	Real-time investigation of the temperature profile of moist thermal protective textiles	Sumit Mandal, I. Chowdhury, L.M. Boorady, R. Agnew
2:24–2:42	212	Evaluating insulative materials for conductive thread	Mary Ruppert‐stroescu
2:42–3:00	213	Quantifying fabric mask effectiveness to improve public health messaging	Charles Freeman, A. Talukder, R. Burch, C. Black, L. Strawderman, D. Saucier, H. Chander
3:00–3:30		Friday PM coffee break.
3:30–3:48	214	Exploring mask design process and evaluation	Shuhwa Lin, E. Robison
3:48–4:18	215	Design, materials, and sizing of cloth facemasks for children	Albert Lin, K. Goodge, J..Du Puis, M. Maher, L. Forstenhausler, R. Xiao, F. Baytar, M.W. Frey, H. Park
4:18–4:36	216	Development of antibacterial and antiviral fibrous materials for improved personal protection	Gang Sun
4:36–5:30		Closing remark.
4:46–5:30		NC-170 group discussion.

01:30–4:50 (Lake Mead 1) Quantum Science and Chemistry with Cold Molecules II

Balakrishnan Naduvalath, Yan Zhou, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–2:00	217	Precision chemistry with ultracold molecules and molecular ions	Yu Liu
2:00–2:30	218	Exploiting quantum interference to control ultracold chemistry	Brian Kendrick
2:30–3:00	219	Gauge potentials, magnetic monopoles, and rotational dynamics of diatomic molecules	Bernard Zygelman
3:00–3:30		Afternoon Coffee Break.
3:30–4:00	220	Quantum chemistry to quantum logic	Eric Hudson
4:00–4:15	221	Quantum dynamics of cold Li + CaF → LiF + Ca chemical reaction	Humberto Da silva, M. Morita, Q. Yao, H. Guo, B. Kendrick, B. Naduvalath
4:15–4:45	222	Playing with molecular ions - from precision measurements to cold chemistry	Yan Zhou, T. Taylor, R. Fernandez, B. Gutierrez
4:45–4:50		Chair: Concluding Remarks.

01:30–5:00 (Red Rock 3) Recent Trends in Polymer Chemistry and Sustainable Materials IV

Megan Hill, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:57	223	Metamorphic structural diversity for sustainable, degradable polymers derived from carbohydrates & an introduction to RESURGE	Karen Wooley
1:57–2:15	224	Adventures in building and evaluating degradable polyesters of epsilon-caprolactone for biomedical applications	Brooke Van horn
2:15–2:33	225	Thermoplastic polyurethane from algae that are both renewable and biodegradable	Michael Burkart
2:33–3:00	226	Biomass-derived polymers incorporating hydroxycinnamates	Andrea Kasko
3:00–3:30		Fri PM Coffee Break.
3:30–3:57	227	Bottlebrush copolymer nanocarriers	Margarita Herrera‐alonso
3:57–4:15	228	Alternating isotactic polyhydroxyalkanoates through regio- and stereo-selective polymerization	Zhen Zhang, E.Y. Chen
4:15–4:33	229	Toughening poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) via stereomicrostructural engineering	Ethan Quinn, E.Y. Chen
4:33–5:00	230	Designing degradable polymeric bioactives: Polyactives and sugar-based amphiphiles	Kathryn Uhrich

01:30–5:00 (Red Rock 8) What does health and safety look like in your workplace?

Debbie Decker, Steven Ross, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–2:00	231	The ACS Center for Laboratory Safety - resources and supports available for you	Debbie Decker
1:30–2:00		Introductory Remarks.
2:00–2:30	232	Building the rocket mid flight: experiences and approaches to safety culture and EHS program management	Pauline Serrano
2:30–3:00	233	DiSCO: Supplemental safety via a network of Department Safety Coordinators and Officers	Victor Duraj
3:00–3:30		Friday PM coffee break.
3:30–4:00	234	A wandering consultant’s views on workplaces visited	Neal Langerman
4:00–4:30	235	Accommodating people with disabilities in the laboratory	Debbie Decker
4:30–5:00		Panel Discussion.

01:40–5:15 (Red Rock 6) Recent Breakthroughs in Organic Chemistry

Laina Geary, Organizer
Jun Yong Kang, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:40–1:45		Introductory Remarks.
1:45–2:10	236	Activation strategy of various phosphorus oxides	Jun yong Kang
2:10–2:35	237	Atropisomerism as an inspiration for new chemistry and beyond	Jeffrey Gustafson
2:35–3:00	238	Discovery of a novel quinoline-based proteasome inhibitor for Human African Trypanosomiasis (HAT)	Vanessa Marx
3:00–3:30		Friday PM coffee break.
3:30–3:55	239	Development and mechanistic investigations of a palladium and silver co-catalyzed Piancatelli-like reaction	Laina Geary
3:55–4:20	240	C–H bond functionalization as tool for the synthesis of tricyclic heteroarenes	Jeanne Bolliger
4:20–4:45	241	Aryne formation via formal dehydrogenation of simple arenes	David Stuart
4:45–5:10	242	Harnessing radicals to enable unconventional reactivity	David Nagib

01:30–5:00 (Red Rock 5) Student Affiliates: Safety Culture and Career Panel

Vicky W. Chen, Han-Jae J. Cho, Chloe St George, Aarthi Mohan, Bethany Sawyer, Viet Tran, Organizer, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–5:00		Safety event.
3:00–5:00		Fri PM Coffee Break.
3:30–5:00		Career panel.

Saturday sessions

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 8) Advances in Undergraduate Chemistry Education Amid Challenging Times I

Julia Chan, Barbara L. Gonzalez, Organizers
Borislava Bekker, Sachel Villafane-Garcia, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:36		Introductory Remarks.
8:36–8:57	279	Building assessment capacity in chemistry education – the chemistry instrument review and assessment Library (chiral) project	Jack Barbera, J. Harshman, R. Komperda
8:57–9:18	280	Variation theory: A useful theoretical framework for investigating the teaching and learning of chemistry	Sabrina Barakat, M. Orgill
9:18–9:39	281	Is general chemistry too costly? How different groups of students perceive the effort and emotional costs of taking a chemistry course and the relationship to achievement	Guizella Rocabado, C. Wilkes
9:39–10:00	282	Perceived supports and barriers for emergency remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic	Erik Menke, P. Kranzfelder
10:00–10:30		Sat AM coffee break.
10:30–10:51	283	The AHA! chemistry project: Improving learning outcomes for all general chemistry students through adaptive hybrid courses	Mark Blaser
10:51–11:12	284	Supplemental instruction in an introductory chemistry course: The effectiveness of the program in virtual format and a case study	Duyen Pham, L. Ye
11:12–11:33	285	Use of a portable Arduino-based electronics lab for a senior analytical chemistry class in response to the COVID-19 pandemic	Roy Dixon, J. Hardman, L.K. Ward, Y. Liu
11:33–11:54	286	Low-cost instrument design experiments for upper-division chemistry labs	Steve Mang
11:54–12:00		Closing Remarks.

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 5) Emerging Research in Cannabis Science I

Darryl Johnson, Jason Strull, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:54	287	Introductory talk	Darryl Johnson
8:54–9:16	288	The Cannabis Chemistry Subdivision: Creating a home for cannabis chemists at the American Chemical Society	Julia Bramante
9:16–9:38	289	"Pot Holes" and "Side Trips" during Cannabis Cultivation: Longitudinal micro and macro elemental analysis in cannabis crops explained	Jason Strull
9:38–10:00	290	Hop latent viroid analysis in a commercial laboratory	Adam Floyd
10:00–10:30		Saturday AM coffee break.
10:30–10:52	291	Gender identification using RT-PCR: Applications in Cannabis sativa cultivation	Christopher Vanselow, K. Rendek, K. Carter, B. Ramirez, J. Matarese, E. Mazzeo, A. Joelsson, A. Brown, B. Moore, M. Mcintyre
10:52–11:14	292	Tales of fails: Practical implications of microbiological stringency in Nevada’s cannabis industry	Jeff Angermann
11:14–12:00		Morning Session Roundtable.

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 4) Innovating Organometallics IV

Roger Rennels, Organizer
Jeffrey Bandar, Vy M. Dong, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:35		Introductory Remarks.
8:35–9:15	293	Atroposelective Negishi coupling leveraging multivariate linear regression analysis and continuous flow chemistry: Asymmetric synthesis of KRAS G12C covalent inhibitor GDC-6036	Chong Han, S.M. Kelly, J. Xu, T. Bass, K.A. Mack, R. Walroth, T. Malig, S. Nguyen, L. Sirois, H. Zhang, F. Gosselin
9:15–10:00	294	Choose your own adventure in metal-hydride catalysis	Vy Dong
10:00–10:30		Saturday AM coffee break.
10:30–11:15	295	Impacting drug discovery through innovation in catalysis	Shane Krska
11:15–12:00	296	Copper-catalyzed hydrofunctionalization reactions	Stephen Buchwald

08:30–11:30 (Red Rock 6) Molecular Magnetism for the Advancement of Quantum Information Science I

Angelica Orlova, Jeffrey D. Rinehart, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–9:00	297	Optically gating spin states for QIS	Natia Frank
9:00–9:20	298	Spin relaxation in lanthanide-based single-ion magnets	Sergey Varganov, D.D. Nakritskaia, V. Dergachev
9:20–9:40	299	Impact of strong spin-orbit coupling on electronic structure and magnetic properties of lanthanide-based molecular magnets	Vsevolod Dergachev, D.D. Nakritskaia, S.A. Varganov
9:40–10:00	300	Electronic structure of multifunctional Ln-based single-molecule magnets in different environments	Daria Nakritskaia
10:00–10:30		Saturday AM coffee break.
10:30–10:50	301	Structure-property studies of paramagnetic niobium carbenes and amides	Stephen Holmes
10:50–11:10	302	Electron spin relaxation: Magnetically noisy environments/ low-frequency high-field transitions	Ian Moseley

08:30–11:30 (Red Rock 7) Novel Applications in Mass Spectrometry I

Brian Clowers, Organizer
Richard B. Phillips, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–9:00	303	Ion mobility spectrometry; the evolution of the technique	Yehia Ibrahim
9:00–9:30	304	A FAIMS-dCV/SRM-MS method for ultra-sensitive targeted protein quantification	Jun Qu
9:30–10:00	305	High-resolution cyclic ion mobility separations of isotopologues and isotopomers	Gabe Nagy
10:00–10:30		Saturday AM coffee break.
10:30–11:00	306	Combining ion mobility separations with nanoLC for single-cell proteomics	Ryan Kelly
11:00–11:30	307	Collision induced dissociation of intact protein ions within a trapped ion mobility device	Nicholas Borotto

08:30–12:00 (Red Rock 3) Recent Trends in Polymer Chemistry and Sustainable Materials V

Garret Miyake, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
8:30–8:48	308	Alkyl core substitution of organic photocatalysts for tuning performance in organocatalyzed atom transfer radical polymerization	Katherine Puffer, D. Corbin, G. Miyake
8:48–9:06	309	Photoinduced organocatalyzed vinyl addition polymerization of α-methylene-δ-valerolactone	Simone Bernsten, G. Miyake
9:06–9:24	310	New strategies for the synthesis of chemically recyclable polymers	Katherine Harry
9:24–9:42	311	Radical addition of alkyl halide initiator fragments for the design of improved organic photoredox catalysts for O-ATRP	Anna Wolff, K. Puffer, G. Miyake
9:42–10:00	312	Utilizing bottlebrush copolymer architecture to drive toward rectilinear microstructures	Emma Rettner, G. Miyake
10:00–10:30		Sat AM Coffee Break.
10:30–10:48	313	Exploiting the intersection of thermodynamic and kinetic control in Lewis pair polymerization	Liam Reilly, E.Y. Chen
10:48–11:06	314	Hybrid monomer design towards intrinsically circular and high-performance polymers	Changxia Shi
11:06–11:24	315	Mechanochemical approach for alginate modification	Getnet Aboyie
11:24–11:42	316	Chemical, thermal, and light-driven depolymerization of poly(trithiolanes) to monomer	Analiese Wiedenbeck, M. Price, K. Harry, C. Chrisman, G. Miyake
11:42–12:00	317	Uniquely microstructured copolymers of epsilon-Caprolactone and TOSUO monomer from organic catalysis	Adeline Barnes, B.A..Van Horn

01:30–5:25 (Red Rock 8) Advances in Undergraduate Chemistry Education Amid Challenging Times II

Borislava Bekker, Barbara L. Gonzalez, Organizers
Julia Chan, Sachel Villafane-Garcia, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:36		Introductory Remarks.
1:36–1:57	318	Design and evaluation of a measure of student engagement in active learning activities	Jack Barbera, N. Naibert
1:57–2:18	319	Instructors’ definitions and understandings of systems thinking in the context of tertiary chemistry classrooms	Sarah York, M. Orgill
2:18–2:39	320	Using the flipped classroom structure to promote conceptual understanding in a large enrollment undergraduate chemistry courses	Jack Eichler
2:39–3:00	321	Using more laboratory instruction to engage students in general chemistry	Jessica Parr
3:00–3:30		Coffee Break.
3:30–3:51	322	Scaffolding forensic chemistry research into the undergraduate curriculum	Teresa Eaton
3:51–4:12	323	Qualitative case study analysis of influencing agents supporting undergraduate research experiences in chemistry and biochemistry during a global pandemic	Sharai Mendez, R. Komperda
4:12–4:33	324	Administering computational materials CURE projects in the senior physical Chemistry Laboratory course	Michael Groves
4:33–4:54	325	Assessing student learning outcomes in and publishing experimental findings from a course-based research experience (CURE)	John Rowley, C.R. Pharr
4:54–5:15	326	Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience lab: Design, synthesis and biological evaluation of new Alzheimer’s disease therapeutics	Stevan Pecic
5:15–5:25		Closing Remarks.

01:30–5:00 (Red Rock 5) Emerging Research in Cannabis Science II

Jason Strull, Presider
Darryl Johnson, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:52	327	Introduction to cannabis vape emissions testing: Dosing	Karla Rodriguez
1:52–2:14	328	Analysis of cannabis oil pigments using fluorescence spectrometers	Alex Siegel
2:14–2:36	329	Delta-10-THC: An apology for Haagen-Smit et al. 1940	Robert Jensen
2:36–2:58	330	Liquid carbon dioxide extraction of cannabis coupled with in-line adsorbents and a solvent modifier, benefits and unintended consequences	John Pierce
2:58–3:30		Saturday PM coffee break.
3:30–3:52	331	Synthesis of unnatural cannabinoids using cannabis extracts	Jeffery Crisman
3:52–4:14	332	Taking a non-linear path to solving our problems: One second gas-phase separations of cannabinoid and PFAS isomers with high-resolution ion mobility	Frederick Strathmann, R. Harris, A. Mckenzie-coe, J. Mcbee, F. Carroll
4:14–5:00		Afternoon Session Roundtable.

01:30–5:30 (Red Rock 4) Innovating Organometallics V

Roger Rennels, Presider
Jeffrey Bandar, Vy M. Dong, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–2:15	333	Recent advances in AZA-Heck cyclizations	Donald Watson
2:15–3:00	334	Recent developments in palladium-catalyzed alkene difunctionalization reactions	John Wolfe
3:00–3:30		Saturday PM coffee break.
3:30–4:10	335	Imagine a world where everyone can make molecules	Martin Burke
4:10–4:50	336	Deaminative Cross-Couplings	Mary Watson
4:50–5:30	337	TBA	Maria‐christina White

01:30–4:30 (Red Rock 6) Molecular Magnetism for the Advancement of Quantum Information Science II

Angelica Orlova, Jeffrey D. Rinehart, Organizers, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–2:00	338	Fine control of the electron spin wavefunction using magnetic dipoles: Re-framing molecular magnetism in the context of quantum logic gates	Jeffrey Rinehart, A. Orlova, M.G. Bernbeck, J. Hilgar, Z.R. Chavez, M. Gembicky, M. Varley, H. Oh
2:00–2:20	339	Intra- and inter-molecular dipolar coupling as an elegant means to low-energy magnetic excitation manifold design for lanthanide-based single-molecule magnetsw-Energy Magnetic Excitation Manifold Design for Lanthanide-Based Single-Molecule Magnets	Angelica Orlova, M. Varley, M.G. Bernbeck, J. Hilgar, J.D. Rinehart
2:20–2:40	340	Big things in small packages: Using dipolar coupling to dramatically extend molecular magnet relaxation times	Maximilian Bernbeck, A. Orlova, J. Hilgar, J.D. Rinehart
2:40–3:30		Discussion.
3:00–3:30		Saturday PM coffee break.
3:30–3:50	341	Generating magnetic Anistropy through exchange and ligand fields	Michael Nippe
3:50–4:10	342	From super exchange to direct coupling in lanthanide complexes	Florian Benner, Z. Peng, S. Demir
4:10–4:30	343	Competition of crystal field and spin-orbit coupling in the design of spin qubits and single molecule magnets	Henry La pierre

01:30–4:30 (Red Rock 7) Novel Applications in Mass Spectrometry II

Brian Clowers, Organizer
Richard B. Phillips, Organizer, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–2:00	344	TBD	Robin Kemperman
2:00–2:30	345	Real time mass spectrometry using a chemical ionization source on a commercially available mass spectrometer: Do you really need a column?	Benjamin Rico, R.S. Pomeroy, K.A. Prather
2:30–3:00	346	cMA-ATOFMS:The new frontier of aerosol chemistry at the nanometer scale	Ke'la Kimble, B. Mitts, L. Li, C. Hogan, K.A. Prather
3:00–3:30		Saturday PM coffee break.
3:30–4:00	347	A mass spectrometry window into marine trace element cycling	Rene Boiteau, C. Dewey, N. Coffey, P. Bright, M. Alvarez, Y. Corilo, W. Kew
4:00–4:30	348	Toward more comprehensive chemical characterization of dissolved organic matter by coupling liquid chromatography and ion chromatography with Orbitrap fusion mass spectrometer	Hussain Abdulla, D. Bergmann, J. Elliott

01:30–5:00 (Red Rock 3) Recent Trends in Polymer Chemistry and Sustainable Materials VI

Ying Yang, Presider

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:48	349	Highly stable anion exchange ionic-polymer membranes for hydrogen generators in alkaline aqueous electrolytes	Maksudul Alam, P.K. Bhowmik
1:48–2:06	350	Pegylated polyimides for 3D printing nanoporous objects	Johanna Vandenbrande, C. Williams, T.E. Long
2:06–2:24	351	Additive manufacturing of super-soft and tough siloxane-based elastomers	Kamyar Karimi nikoo, J. Brown, R. Xie, T.E. Long
2:24–2:42	352	Bioinspired guanine and cytosine-containing acrylic copolymers	Boer Liu, G.A. Spiering, R.B. Moore, T.E. Long
2:42–3:00	353	Ureido cytosine- and cytosine-containing acrylic copolymers with bisguanine physical crosslinkers for reversible adhesion	Rose Mcdonough, B. Liu, T.E. Long
3:00–3:30		Sat PM Coffee Break.
3:30–3:48	354	Insulating copolymer and metal-oxide nanoparticle composites as radiation-resistant electrical insulators	Maksudul Alam, P.M. Paranthaman
3:48–4:06	355	Design, synthesis, and applications of fire-retardant polymers	David King, H. Han, P.K. Bhowmik
4:06–4:24	356	Polymer strand spacing relates permeability to stiffness in hydrogelsability to Stiffness in Hydrogels	Han‐jae Cho
4:24–4:42	357	Influence of microcellular structure on depolymerization kinetics of crosslinked polyurethane foams under compression	Jared Nettles, T.E. Long, K. Jin
4:42–5:00	358	Tunable non-isocyanate polyurethane foams for rigid and soft applications	Jose Sintas, T.E. Long

01:30–5:00 (Lake Mead 1) Recruiting, Retaining and Supporting Underrepresented Individuals in STEM

Jennifer L. Rennels, Rachael Robnett, Presiders

Time	Abstract number	Title	Author(s)
1:30–1:33		Introductory remarks.
1:33–1:48	359	Using Edu-stem to promote equitable online learning environments in STEM	Sharday Ewell
1:48–2:03	360	But I'm not a psychologist! Considering student psycho-social characteristics in introductory STEM courses	Sehoya Cotner
2:03–2:18	361	Literacy skills to support underrepresented STEM students	Catherine Creech
2:18–2:33	362	Implementing Team-Based Learning to support underrepresented individuals in STEM	Abby Drake
2:33–2:48	363	Advances teaching biology and chemistry at a Hispanic Serving Institution.	Erik Menke, Marcos Garcia‐ojeda, M. Garcia-ojeda
2:48–5:00		Q&A.
3:00–5:00		Saturday PM coffee break.
3:30–5:00		Panel Discussion.

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