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J. Zach Hilt

Gill Eminent Professor

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

the Graduate School

J. Zach Hilt is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Gill Eminent Professor at University of Kentucky.

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J. Zach Hilt

University of Kentucky

Gill Eminent Professor

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materials science biomedical engineering nanotechnology polymer science drug delivery nanomaterials nanomedicine polymer engineering polymer technology tissue engineering materials engineering pharmacology biomolecular engineering biomaterials nanoparticle research therapeutic nanomaterials biopolymers material research pharmaceutics pharmaceutical technology polymer nanotechnology composite science pharmaceutical sciences magnetic nanoparticles biomaterials design pharmaceutical nanotechnology thermal engineering membrane science biocompatible materials nanobiotechnology controlled release pharmaceutical research polymer materials hydrogel nanocomposites respiratory medicine additive manufacturing nanotoxicology polymer synthesis biofabrication material chemistry tumor targeting polymer analysis magnetic materials biopolymer gel magnetic hydrogel nanocomposites iron oxide nanoparticles alternating magnetic field precision engineering applied physiology pharmacotherapy thoracic oncology hyperthermia lab-on-a-chip biomaterial modeling polymer properties drug release magnetic nanocomposites biomedical technologies molecular imprinting radiation therapy pharmaceutical practice conjugated polymers polyphenolics cancer biology macromolecular chemistry macromolecular science pharmaceutical chemistry ros generation pulmonary delivery physicochemical characterization degradable hydrogels remote actuation ftir imaging b-amino ester contaminated water sources lactic-co-glycolic acid bio-based nanomaterials

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Clock Offset Recovery With Sublinear Complexity Enables Synchronization on Low-Level Hardware for Quantum Key Distribution. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Krause, JanWalenta, NinoHilt, JonasFreund, Ronald

low-level hardwarecomputer sciencesublinear complexityquantum key distribution

Development of Poly(Acrylamide)-Based Hydrogel Composites With Powdered Activated Carbon for Controlled Sorption of Pfoa and Pfos in Aqueous Systems. Polymers (2023)

Maria Victoria X. KlausAngela M. GutierrezJ. Zach Hilt

materials scienceenvironmental engineeringenvironmental scienceaqueous systemshydrogel compositesmaterials engineeringpolymer engineeringcontrolled sorptionadvanced materialspolymer technologypowdered activated carbonactivated carbonswastewater treatmentpolymer science

Magnetic Nanocomposites for the Remote Activation of Sulfate Radicals for the Removal of Rhodamine B. Nanomaterials (2023)

Pranto PaulMarissa NicholsonJ. Hilt

materials sciencenanotechnologyenvironmental engineeringmagnetismmaterials engineeringnanomaterialssulfate radicalsapplied physicsremote activationmagnetic nanocompositesnanobiotechnology

The Impact of Solution Ionic Strength, Hardness, and Ph on the Sorption Efficiency of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Magnetic Nanocomposite Microparticle (Mnm) Gels. Gels (2023)

Angela M. GutierrezThomas D. DziublaJ. Zach Hilt

surface modificationnanotechnologymechanical engineeringpolychlorinated biphenylssolution ionic strengthwastewater treatmentmagnetic materialsadditive manufacturingpolymer sciencematerials scienceenvironmental engineeringnanomaterialsnanocompositessorption efficiencycomposite sciencematerials engineeringpolymer nanotechnologyapplied microbiologymagnetic nanocomposite microparticlemembrane sciencein-situ conversionmaterial chemistry

Controlled Release of Dna Binding Anticancer Drugs From Gold Nanoparticles With Near-Infrared Radiation. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (2022)

Gracie FitzgeraldDaniel LowLuc MorganCole HiltMicai BenfordCaleb AkersSkyler HornbackJ. Zach HiltDaniel Scott

pharmaceutical nanotechnologypharmacologynanomedicinenanotechnologymedicinedrug discoverypharmaceutical researchpharmaceuticscontrolled releasepharmaceutical sciencespharmaceutical technologyradiation oncologydrug deliverypharmacotherapynear-infrared radiationgold nanoparticlesanticancer drugsnanobiotechnology

Demonstration of Hollow Fiber Membrane-Based Enclosed Space Air Remediation for Capture of an Aerosolized Synthetic Sars-Cov-2 Mimic and Pseudovirus Particles. ACS ES&T Engineering (2022)

Kevin C. BaldridgeKearstin EdmondsThomas DziublaJ. Zach HiltRebecca E. DutchDibakar Bhattacharyya

environmental engineeringsars-cov-2engineeringinfectious diseasesrespiratory medicineenvironmental remediationpseudovirus particles

Development of Branched Polyphenolic Poly(Beta Amino Esters) to Facilitate Post‐Synthesis Processing. Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B Applied Biomaterials (2022)

Kelley WiegmanNicolas J. BriotJ. Zach HiltAron J. HuckabaThomas D. Dziubla

materials sciencepolyphenolic polymaterials engineeringpolyphenolicspolymer engineeringbiomolecular engineeringadvanced materialspolymer technologypost-synthesis processingbiomedical engineeringpolymer sciencebiopolymers

Enhanced Inactivation of Pseudoparticles Containing Sars-Cov-2 S Protein Using Magnetic Nanoparticles and an Alternating Magnetic Field. ACS Applied Bio Materials (2022)

Pranto PaulKearstin L. EdmondsKevin C. BaldridgeDibakar BhattacharyyaThomas DziublaRebecca Ellis DutchJ. Zach Hilt

materials sciencesars-cov-2microbiologyalternating magnetic fieldapplied microbiologymagnetic nanoparticlesvirus researchapplied physicsenhanced inactivationviral genetics

Poly(Curcumin β-Amino Ester)-Based Tablet Formulation for a Sustained Release of Curcumin. Gels (2022)

Vinod S. PatilBenjamin C. BurdetteJ. Zach HiltDouglass S. KalikaThomas D. Dziubla

tablet formulationpharmaceuticscontrolled releasepharmaceutical technologybiopolymer geldrug deliverybiomolecular engineeringcurcumin b-amino estertissue engineeringsustained releasebiopolymers

Thermoresponsive Cationic Polymers: Pfas Binding Performance Under Variable Ph, Temperature and Comonomer Composition. Gels (2022)

E. Molly FrazarAnicah SmithThomas DziublaJ. Zach Hilt

materials sciencethermoresponsive cationic polymerscomonomer compositionvariable phbiomedical engineeringpolymer science

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J. Zach Hilt

Gill Eminent Professor

University of Kentucky

Affiliations

Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

the Graduate School

J. Zach Hilt is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Gill Eminent Professor at University of Kentucky.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Kentucky

Gill Eminent Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Clock Offset Recovery With Sublinear Complexity Enables Synchronization on Low-Level Hardware for Quantum Key Distribution. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Krause, JanWalenta, NinoHilt, JonasFreund, Ronald

low-level hardwarecomputer sciencesublinear complexityquantum key distribution

Development of Poly(Acrylamide)-Based Hydrogel Composites With Powdered Activated Carbon for Controlled Sorption of Pfoa and Pfos in Aqueous Systems. Polymers (2023)

Maria Victoria X. KlausAngela M. GutierrezJ. Zach Hilt

Magnetic Nanocomposites for the Remote Activation of Sulfate Radicals for the Removal of Rhodamine B. Nanomaterials (2023)

Pranto PaulMarissa NicholsonJ. Hilt

materials sciencenanotechnologyenvironmental engineeringmagnetismmaterials engineeringnanomaterialssulfate radicalsapplied physicsremote activationmagnetic nanocompositesnanobiotechnology

The Impact of Solution Ionic Strength, Hardness, and Ph on the Sorption Efficiency of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Magnetic Nanocomposite Microparticle (Mnm) Gels. Gels (2023)

Angela M. GutierrezThomas D. DziublaJ. Zach Hilt

Controlled Release of Dna Binding Anticancer Drugs From Gold Nanoparticles With Near-Infrared Radiation. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (2022)

Gracie FitzgeraldDaniel LowLuc MorganCole HiltMicai BenfordCaleb AkersSkyler HornbackJ. Zach HiltDaniel Scott

Demonstration of Hollow Fiber Membrane-Based Enclosed Space Air Remediation for Capture of an Aerosolized Synthetic Sars-Cov-2 Mimic and Pseudovirus Particles. ACS ES&T Engineering (2022)

Kevin C. BaldridgeKearstin EdmondsThomas DziublaJ. Zach HiltRebecca E. DutchDibakar Bhattacharyya

environmental engineeringsars-cov-2engineeringinfectious diseasesrespiratory medicineenvironmental remediationpseudovirus particles

Development of Branched Polyphenolic Poly(Beta Amino Esters) to Facilitate Post‐Synthesis Processing. Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B Applied Biomaterials (2022)

Kelley WiegmanNicolas J. BriotJ. Zach HiltAron J. HuckabaThomas D. Dziubla

Enhanced Inactivation of Pseudoparticles Containing Sars-Cov-2 S Protein Using Magnetic Nanoparticles and an Alternating Magnetic Field. ACS Applied Bio Materials (2022)

Pranto PaulKearstin L. EdmondsKevin C. BaldridgeDibakar BhattacharyyaThomas DziublaRebecca Ellis DutchJ. Zach Hilt

materials sciencesars-cov-2microbiologyalternating magnetic fieldapplied microbiologymagnetic nanoparticlesvirus researchapplied physicsenhanced inactivationviral genetics

Poly(Curcumin β-Amino Ester)-Based Tablet Formulation for a Sustained Release of Curcumin. Gels (2022)

Vinod S. PatilBenjamin C. BurdetteJ. Zach HiltDouglass S. KalikaThomas D. Dziubla

tablet formulationpharmaceuticscontrolled releasepharmaceutical technologybiopolymer geldrug deliverybiomolecular engineeringcurcumin b-amino estertissue engineeringsustained releasebiopolymers

Thermoresponsive Cationic Polymers: Pfas Binding Performance Under Variable Ph, Temperature and Comonomer Composition. Gels (2022)

E. Molly FrazarAnicah SmithThomas DziublaJ. Zach Hilt

materials sciencethermoresponsive cationic polymerscomonomer compositionvariable phbiomedical engineeringpolymer science

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