54 Tribute to John Quinn: Scholar, Teacher and Mentor (Invited Talks)

Sunday, November 13, 2016: 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Continental 6 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Description:
John Quinn’s academic career spanned 47 years, first at the University of Illinois and then at the University of Pennsylvania. He supervised numerous PhD students and mentored graduates at all levels in their pursuit of careers in industry and academe. He pioneered research in interfacial mass transfer, membrane separations and bio-molecular engineering, introducing concepts that today are considered to be in the mainstream of chemical engineering. In this session colleagues and former students pay tribute to his work, his impact on chemical engineering, and his influence on those who had the privilege of working and studying with him.

Sponsor:
Food, Pharmaceutical & Bioengineering Division
Co-Sponsor(s):
Interfacial Phenomena (01C), Membrane-Based Separations (02D), Bio Separations (02G)

Chair:
John Anderson
Email: johna@iit.edu

Co-Chair:
Eduardo Glandt
Email: eglandt@seas.upenn.edu


3:30 PM
Introduction

3:40 PM
(54a) John Quinn:  Master Weaver of a Remarkable Professional Tapestry
Stephen L. Matson

4:00 PM
(54b) John Quinn: Advisor, Mentor, and Friend
William Ward

4:15 PM
(54c) Facilitated Transport Membranes for CO2 Separation and Capture
Witopo Salim, Zi Tong, Varun Vakharia, Dongzhu Wu and W.S. Winston Ho

4:30 PM
(54d) The Force on a Body in Active Matter
John F. Brady and Wen Yan

4:45 PM
(54e) A Talk on Bijels, in Honor of John A. Quinn
Kathleen Stebe

5:00 PM
(54f) Reverse Osmosis As a Tool in Water Treatment Strategies
Thomas Stanley

5:15 PM
(54g) Recombinant Oleosin As a Functional Surfactant
Daniel A. Hammer

5:30 PM
(54h) Driving Change in Pharmaceutical Development & Manufacturing through Innovation and Standards
Paul McKenzie

5:45 PM
Summary
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