Dr.
David Kranbuehl
Professor of Chemistry and
Applied Science
College of William and Mary
Phone: (757)221-2542 Fax: (757)221-2715
Education:
·National Research Council -National
Academy of Sciences, Postdoctoral Fellow at National Bureau of Standards,
1960-1970
·Ph.D.- Physical Chemistry,
University of Wisconsin, 1969
·B.A.-
Chemistry, DePauw University, 1965
Positions:
·1983-Present Professor
of Chemistry, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg VA
·1999 (one month) Visitor Senior Professor, Univ. Claude Bernard, Lyon France
·1996 (one month) Visiting Professor, Univ. Claude Bernard, Lyon France
·1981 Visiting
Scholar, Stanford University
·1974-1983 Assoc.
Professor of Chemistry, College of William and Mary
·1971-1974 Asst. Professor of
Chemistry, College of William and Mary
·1969-1970 NIST (formerly NBS) NRC-NAS
postdoctoral fellow
Research
Areas:
·Frequency Dependent
dielectric-impedance measurements of polymeric materials.
·Characterization of the
physical and chemical state of a polymeric material from measurement of change
in the molecular translational diffusion of ions and rotational diffusion of
dipoles.
·Intelligent-sensor monitored
process control.
·Monte Carlo simulations of
polymer dynamics.
Honors
& Awards:
·Sept. 1989 recipient of
Research and Development Magazines R&D-100 award for one of the 100 most
significant inventions of the year.
·Phi Beta Kappa
·National Science Foundation Fellow (1965 – 1969)
·Woodrow Wilson Fellow (1965 – 1969)
·Danforth Fellow (1965 – 1969)
·National Research Council-National Academy of
Sciences Postdoctoral Fellow.