报告5题目：You have an idea for a blockbuster new product and want to commercialize it?

报告人：Richard M. Laine

时间：2025年08月08日09:00—11:00

地点：材料楼（原交通学院）301

报告人简介：

Professor Richard M. Laine

Richard M. Laine is currently a full Professor in the Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), and Professor and previous Director of the Macromolecular Science and Engineering Center.

Dr. Laine received a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Southern California (Prof. Robert Bau). Following postdoctoral studies (R.F. Heck, Delaware; P.C. Ford, UCSB), Dr. Laine worked at Stanford Research Institute International for 11 years, last as Associate Director of Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry Programs. Dr. Laine joined UM in 1990 as Associate Professor. He is a 2013 recipient of the International Fellow Award of Society of Polymer Science of Japan. He was awarded a 1000 Foreign Experts Award from P.R.C. in 2012. He became an ACS fellow in 2015.

Major research areas for the Laine group include the synthesis and processing of inorganic and organometallic hybrid polymers and nanooxide powders. Research in the nanooxide powder area emphasizes the direct synthesis of single and mixed-metal oxide nanopowders by flame spray pyrolysis of mixed-metal alkoxides. The resulting powders are characterized for their catalytic (energy conversion in particular) and photonic applications. The effects of processing conditions on the catalytic, photonic and in some instances, mechanical properties are of primary interest.

The Laine group has over 330 published papers, 49 patents and 12 books edited on various aspects of mixed-metal oxide nanopowders and organic/inorganic hybrid materials.。

报告6题目：How to Present Your Results in a Poster

报告人：Richard M. Laine

时间：2025年08月08日14:00—16:00

地点：材料楼（原交通学院）301

报告人简介：

Professor Richard M. Laine

Richard M. Laine is currently a full Professor in the Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), and Professor and previous Director of the Macromolecular Science and Engineering Center.

Dr. Laine received a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Southern California (Prof. Robert Bau). Following postdoctoral studies (R.F. Heck, Delaware; P.C. Ford, UCSB), Dr. Laine worked at Stanford Research Institute International for 11 years, last as Associate Director of Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry Programs. Dr. Laine joined UM in 1990 as Associate Professor. He is a 2013 recipient of the International Fellow Award of Society of Polymer Science of Japan. He was awarded a 1000 Foreign Experts Award from P.R.C. in 2012. He became an ACS fellow in 2015.

Major research areas for the Laine group include the synthesis and processing of inorganic and organometallic hybrid polymers and nanooxide powders. Research in the nanooxide powder area emphasizes the direct synthesis of single and mixed-metal oxide nanopowders by flame spray pyrolysis of mixed-metal alkoxides. The resulting powders are characterized for their catalytic (energy conversion in particular) and photonic applications. The effects of processing conditions on the catalytic, photonic and in some instances, mechanical properties are of primary interest.

The Laine group has over 330 published papers, 49 patents and 12 books edited on various aspects of mixed-metal oxide nanopowders and organic/inorganic hybrid materials.。

报告7题目：Application of Sol-Gel Processing in Agricultural and Forestry Source Materials

报告人：Richard M. Laine

时间：2025年08月11日09:00—11:00

地点：材料楼（原交通学院）301

报告人简介：

Professor Richard M. Laine

Richard M. Laine is currently a full Professor in the Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), and Professor and previous Director of the Macromolecular Science and Engineering Center.

Dr. Laine received a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Southern California (Prof. Robert Bau). Following postdoctoral studies (R.F. Heck, Delaware; P.C. Ford, UCSB), Dr. Laine worked at Stanford Research Institute International for 11 years, last as Associate Director of Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry Programs. Dr. Laine joined UM in 1990 as Associate Professor. He is a 2013 recipient of the International Fellow Award of Society of Polymer Science of Japan. He was awarded a 1000 Foreign Experts Award from P.R.C. in 2012. He became an ACS fellow in 2015.

Major research areas for the Laine group include the synthesis and processing of inorganic and organometallic hybrid polymers and nanooxide powders. Research in the nanooxide powder area emphasizes the direct synthesis of single and mixed-metal oxide nanopowders by flame spray pyrolysis of mixed-metal alkoxides. The resulting powders are characterized for their catalytic (energy conversion in particular) and photonic applications. The effects of processing conditions on the catalytic, photonic and in some instances, mechanical properties are of primary interest.

The Laine group has over 330 published papers, 49 patents and 12 books edited on various aspects of mixed-metal oxide nanopowders and organic/inorganic hybrid materials.。

报告8题目：How to Write a Successful Research Proposal

报告人：Richard M. Laine

时间：2025年08月11日14:00—16:00

地点：材料楼（原交通学院）301

报告人简介：

Professor Richard M. Laine

Richard M. Laine is currently a full Professor in the Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), and Professor and previous Director of the Macromolecular Science and Engineering Center.

Dr. Laine received a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Southern California (Prof. Robert Bau). Following postdoctoral studies (R.F. Heck, Delaware; P.C. Ford, UCSB), Dr. Laine worked at Stanford Research Institute International for 11 years, last as Associate Director of Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry Programs. Dr. Laine joined UM in 1990 as Associate Professor. He is a 2013 recipient of the International Fellow Award of Society of Polymer Science of Japan. He was awarded a 1000 Foreign Experts Award from P.R.C. in 2012. He became an ACS fellow in 2015.

Major research areas for the Laine group include the synthesis and processing of inorganic and organometallic hybrid polymers and nanooxide powders. Research in the nanooxide powder area emphasizes the direct synthesis of single and mixed-metal oxide nanopowders by flame spray pyrolysis of mixed-metal alkoxides. The resulting powders are characterized for their catalytic (energy conversion in particular) and photonic applications. The effects of processing conditions on the catalytic, photonic and in some instances, mechanical properties are of primary interest.

The Laine group has over 330 published papers, 49 patents and 12 books edited on various aspects of mixed-metal oxide nanopowders and organic/inorganic hybrid materials.。

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