Grisha A. Medvedev
| School of Chemical Engineering 1283 CHME Building Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1283 Phone: (765)494-4083; Fax: (765)494-0805 E-mail: medvedev@ecn.purdue.edu URL: http://atom.ecn.purdue.edu/~medvedev |
30 Cadillac Court #B Lafayette, Indiana 47905 Phone: (765)446-1291 |
U.S. citizen.
Versatile materials scientist with physical background and experience in chemical engineering. Special interest in polymers, glasses, liquid crystals, nonlinear optics and computer simulation.
Developed ability to perform interdisciplinary research through the cooperation within a team of engineers, chemists, computer and materials scientists.
| 1995 to present |
Purdue University, School of Chemical Engineering West Lafayette, Indiana |
Post-doctoral research associate.
Studied the effect of physical aging on the molecular mobility in dye-polymer systems for nonlinear
optical applications. Developed novel physical model and efficient computer code to predict long term behavior for
various thermal and processing histories.
Responsibilities include, supervision of graduate and
undergraduate students.
| 1994 to 1995 and 1991 to 1993 |
Institute of Macromolecular Compounds, Russian Academy of Sciences Saint Petersburg, Russia |
Research fellow.
Studied phase transformations and relaxation properties of the liquid crystalline polymers both in
bulk and in film. Performed laboratory testing and computer modeling of mechanical properties of
composite materials for the lumber industry. Responsibilities included cooperation with the industrial
customers.
| 1993 to 1994 |
Institute of Fundamental Technological Research Warsaw, Poland |
Post-doctoral research associate.
Modeled the dynamics of semi-flexible polymer fibers in viscous elongational, shear, and vortex flows to
obtain the strain-stress relationship for applications in polymer processing.
Responsibilities included a preparation of
a final report for the grant.
| Ph.D.(Polymer Science) 1991 |
Institute of Macromolecular Compounds Russian Academy of Sciences Saint Petersburg, Russia |
Official thesis reviewers: Profs. A.R.Khokhlov, S.Y.Frenkel
Developed a novel approach to characterize degree of molecular order in the main chain Liquid Crystalline Polymers using experimental data obtained by Dielectric Relaxation, Infrared Spectroscopy, and NMR methods.| M.S.(Physics) 1987 |
Department of Physics Saint Petersburg University Saint Petersburg, Russia |
Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics, Transport Processes, Reaction Kinetics, Polymers, Materials Science and Engineering, Solid State Physics, Numerical Methods and Computer Simulation.
Computer literacy: FORTRAN, C/C++, UNIX (SUN workstation,HP, Macintosh, IBM PC).
| Tom Alan Pasmore, Jr. | "The effects of polar dopants in polymers subjected to applied electric fields" |
| Seung Jin Lee | "Effect of structural relaxation on the second harmonic generation intensity in doped polymer films for nonlinear optics" |
| Ritwik Bhatia | "Novel approach to volume recovery following temperature jumps in amorphous materials" |
| Professor Hilary S. Lackritz School of Chemical Engineering Purdue University 1283 CHME Building West Lafayette, IN 47907-1283 Phone: (765)494-4065 E-mail: lackritz@atom.ecn.purdue.edu |
Professor James M. Caruthers School of Chemical Engineering Purdue University 1283 CHME Building West Lafayette, IN 47907-1283 Phone: (765)494-6625 E-mail: caruther@atom.ecn.purdue.edu |
| Professor Andrzej Ziabicki Institute of Fundamental Technological Research Polish Academy of Sciences 21, Swietokrzyska St. 00-049 Warsaw, Poland Phone: (48-22)278182 E-mail: aziab@ippt.gov.pl |
Professor Yuli Y. Gotlib Institute of Macromolecular Compounds Russian Academy of Sciences 31, Bolshoi pr. V/O Saint Petersburg, 199004 Russia Phone: (7-812)218-5601 E-mail: yygotlib@macro.lgu.spb.su |
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