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Daphne Wui Yarn Chan

Assistant Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Daphne Wui Yarn Chan is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Daphne Wui Yarn Chan

Carnegie Mellon University

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polymer science materials science biopolymers biomolecular engineering polymer engineering protein engineering biomolecules mechanical engineering materials engineering biological macromolecules polymer technology polymer composites sustainable polymers applied physics membrane technology nanotechnology advanced materials sustainable chemistry material chemistry polymer degradation membrane science sustainable material development synthetic macromolecule degradable plastic polymer membranes modified algal proteins nanomaterials material research dairy science composite interface reinforced plastics porous materials sustainable technologies sustainable materials thermomechanical processing techno-economic analysis material innovation polymer synthesis structural adhesive plastic recycling adhesive material block co-polymers membrane characterization amphiphilic system polymer materials block polymers whey protein-based polymers residual dairy streams protein-based elastomers liquid metal single-component interfacial adhesive ultrafiltration applications sustainable plastics alternatives reinforcing agent melt-polymerizable protein-based thermosets nanoengineering water treatment mechanical science thermal engineering algal research cyanobacteria thermal conductivity algal biology algal biotechnology bio-based materials recycling technologies nanostructured polymers nanoporous materials porous polymers natural polymers material properties next-generation ultrafiltration membranes high-temperature applications triblock polymers tunable surface properties bio-derived elastomers

Notable Scholarly Works

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Proteins in the Design of Sustainable Plastics Alternatives. MRS Communications (2023)

Wui Yarn Chan

sustainable plastics alternativessustainable material developmentpolymer scienceprotein designmaterial researchsustainable materialssustainable polymerssustainable chemistrysustainable productsmaterials sciencesustainable design

Thermo‐Mechanically Stable, Liquid Metal Embedded Soft Materials for High‐Temperature Applications. Advanced Functional Materials (2023)

Robert HerbertPiotr MocnyYuqi ZhaoTing‐Chih LinJunbo ZhangMichael VinciguerraSunny SurprenantWui Yarn Daphne ChanSwarun KumarMichael R. BockstallerKrzysztof MatyjaszewskiCarmel Majidi

thermal engineeringthermal conductivitymaterials engineeringadvanced materialsliquid metalmechanical engineeringmechanical sciencehigh-temperature applicationsmechanics of materialsapplied physicsmaterials sciencethermomechanical processing

Disordered Triblock Polymers for Nanoporous Materials With Tunable Surface Properties for Ultrafiltration Applications. ACS Applied Polymer Materials (2022)

Wui Yarn ChanMarc A. Hillmyer

polymer engineeringmaterials engineeringmembrane technologypolymer sciencetechnologypolymer technologynanotechnologytunable surface propertiesultrafiltration applicationstriblock polymersapplied physicsmaterials science

Tuning Compatibility and Water Uptake by Protein Charge Modification in Melt-Polymerizable Protein-Based Thermosets. Materials Advances (2022)

Emil AndersenWui Yarn ChanSarah Av-RonHursh V. SurekaBradley D. Olsen

materials engineeringmaterial innovationpolymer scienceadvanced materialspolymer technologyengineeringmaterial researchprotein charge modificationmaterial chemistryprotein engineeringmelt-polymerizable protein-based thermosetsapplied physicsmaterials sciencewater uptake

Development of a Rubber Recycling Process Based on a Single-Component Interfacial Adhesive. ACS Applied Polymer Materials (2021)

Michelle A. CalabreseWui Yarn ChanSarah H. M. Av-RonBradley D. Olsen

polymer engineeringmaterials engineeringpolymer sciencepolymer technologymechanical engineeringsingle-component interfacial adhesivematerials science

Next-Generation Ultrafiltration Membranes Enabled by Block Polymers. ACS Nano (2020)

Nicholas HampuJay R. WerberWui Yarn ChanElizabeth C. FeinbergMarc A. Hillmyer

nanomaterialspolymer engineeringmaterials engineeringmembrane technologypolymer technologynext-generation ultrafiltration membranesnanotechnologywater treatmentnanoengineeringenvironmental engineeringblock polymersmaterials science

Hydrophobic and Bulk Polymerizable Protein-Based Elastomers Compatibilized With Surfactants. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering (2019)

W. Y. ChanE. J. KingB. D. Olsen

polymer engineeringsustainable technologiespolymer sciencepolymer technologysustainable chemistrymaterials science

Preparation and Characterization of Whey Protein-Based Polymers Produced From Residual Dairy Streams. Polymers (2019)

Bushra ChalermthaiWui Yarn ChanJuan-Rodrigo Bastidas-OyanedelHanifa TaherBradley D. OlsenJens Ejbye Schmidt

polymer engineeringpolymer sciencematerials sciencewhey protein-based polymersresidual dairy streamsdairy science

Single-Component Solution for Improving Bonding Between Vulcanized and Virgin Rubber. (2019)

Michelle A CalabreseBradley D. OlsenWui Yarn Chan

polymer sciencesingle-component solutioncoatingsnanotechnologymechanical engineeringvirgin rubbermaterials science

Techno-Economic Analysis for the Production of Novel Bio-Derived Elastomers With Modified Algal Proteins as a Reinforcing Agent. (2019)

Tomasz BochenskiWui Yarn ChanBradley D. OlsenJens Ejbye Schmidt

biological engineeringmodified algal proteinsbiochemical engineeringbiopolymersbiotechnologynovel bio-derived elastomersreinforcing agent

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Daphne Wui Yarn Chan

Assistant Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Daphne Wui Yarn Chan is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daphne Wui Yarn Chan

Carnegie Mellon University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Proteins in the Design of Sustainable Plastics Alternatives. MRS Communications (2023)

Wui Yarn Chan

Thermo‐Mechanically Stable, Liquid Metal Embedded Soft Materials for High‐Temperature Applications. Advanced Functional Materials (2023)

Robert HerbertPiotr MocnyYuqi ZhaoTing‐Chih LinJunbo ZhangMichael VinciguerraSunny SurprenantWui Yarn Daphne ChanSwarun KumarMichael R. BockstallerKrzysztof MatyjaszewskiCarmel Majidi

Disordered Triblock Polymers for Nanoporous Materials With Tunable Surface Properties for Ultrafiltration Applications. ACS Applied Polymer Materials (2022)

Wui Yarn ChanMarc A. Hillmyer

Tuning Compatibility and Water Uptake by Protein Charge Modification in Melt-Polymerizable Protein-Based Thermosets. Materials Advances (2022)

Emil AndersenWui Yarn ChanSarah Av-RonHursh V. SurekaBradley D. Olsen

Development of a Rubber Recycling Process Based on a Single-Component Interfacial Adhesive. ACS Applied Polymer Materials (2021)

Michelle A. CalabreseWui Yarn ChanSarah H. M. Av-RonBradley D. Olsen

polymer engineeringmaterials engineeringpolymer sciencepolymer technologymechanical engineeringsingle-component interfacial adhesivematerials science

Next-Generation Ultrafiltration Membranes Enabled by Block Polymers. ACS Nano (2020)

Nicholas HampuJay R. WerberWui Yarn ChanElizabeth C. FeinbergMarc A. Hillmyer

Hydrophobic and Bulk Polymerizable Protein-Based Elastomers Compatibilized With Surfactants. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering (2019)

W. Y. ChanE. J. KingB. D. Olsen

polymer engineeringsustainable technologiespolymer sciencepolymer technologysustainable chemistrymaterials science

Preparation and Characterization of Whey Protein-Based Polymers Produced From Residual Dairy Streams. Polymers (2019)

Bushra ChalermthaiWui Yarn ChanJuan-Rodrigo Bastidas-OyanedelHanifa TaherBradley D. OlsenJens Ejbye Schmidt

polymer engineeringpolymer sciencematerials sciencewhey protein-based polymersresidual dairy streamsdairy science

Single-Component Solution for Improving Bonding Between Vulcanized and Virgin Rubber. (2019)

Michelle A CalabreseBradley D. OlsenWui Yarn Chan

polymer sciencesingle-component solutioncoatingsnanotechnologymechanical engineeringvirgin rubbermaterials science

Techno-Economic Analysis for the Production of Novel Bio-Derived Elastomers With Modified Algal Proteins as a Reinforcing Agent. (2019)

Tomasz BochenskiWui Yarn ChanBradley D. OlsenJens Ejbye Schmidt

biological engineeringmodified algal proteinsbiochemical engineeringbiopolymersbiotechnologynovel bio-derived elastomersreinforcing agent

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