Matthew Green  Bachelors - 2007 Virginia Tech Doctorate - 2011 Virginia Tech  Current Postdoctoral Researcher.  Matt joined the Epps and Sullivan research groups in January of 2012. He received his BS in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering from Virginia Tech, and his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering under the supervision of Prof. Timothy Long at Virginia Tech. His Ph.D. focused on tailoring the structure and function of imidazole-containing block copolymers for emerging applications ranging from gene delivery to electromechanical devices. He is currently investigating amphiphilic block copolymers for targeted drug delivery. In his spare time, Matt enjoys running, biking, and frisbee.   Email: Matthew Green

Sung Hyun Han  Bachelors - 2005 Kyungpook National University Doctorate - 2012 POSTECH Pohang University of Science and Technology  Current Postdoctoral Researcher.  Sung Hyun joined the Epps Group in June 2012. He obtained his BS in Polymer Science & Engineering from KNU, and his PhD in Chemical Engineering from POSTECH under the supervision of Prof. Jin Kon Kim. His dissertation was entitled "The Phase Behavior and Morphology of Binary blend of Block Copolymers having Hydrogen Bonding". And now his research area is about block copolymer electrolytes for lithium batteries". In his free time, he enjoys watching movies, going cycling, and calling people.  Email: Sung Hyun Han

	Jillian Emerson Bachelors - 2010 Johns Hopkins University, Current Graduate Student. Jillian joined the Epps group in November of 2010. Jillian devoted her undergraduate curriculum to alternative energy, graduating with a minor in environmental engineering. Her current research interests include nanoscale control of conducting polymers with applications in photovoltaic technology. When she's not working (or spending time with her family and friends), Jillian loves to read, sing (although rarely in public), or perform experiments in the kitchen (usually food-based). Email: Jillian Emerson
	Angela Holmberg Bachelors - 2010 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Current Graduate Student. Inspired by her undergraduate research experiences in polymers and soft materials, Angela joined the Epps Group in the fall of 2010. Her main research goal is to improve the sustainability of omniphobic surfaces, specifically polymeric coatings that repel both water and oil. In collaboration with the Wool Group, she is also working to polymerize biobased monomers. When not working on research, she likes to reminisce about Montana and Minnesota, sail, swing dance, bake, and play card games (especially cribbage) with friends. Email: Angela Holmberg
	Elizabeth Kelley Bachelors - 2008 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Current Graduate Student (co-advised by Dr. Millicent O. Sullivan). Elizabeth started graduate school at the University of Delaware in the Fall of 2008 and joined the Epps group in November of that year. Her research interests are in the use of novel biomaterials for targeted drug delivery and she is currently researching bioresponsive polymeric vesicles. In her spare time, Elizabeth enjoys reading, the outdoors (especially skiing), and baking for friends! Email: Elizabeth Kelley
	Wei-Fan Kuan Bachelors - 2008 National Taiwan University, Current Graduate Student.> Wei-Fan comes from Taiwan. He started his graduate study at University of Delaware in the fall of 2009, and joined the Epps group on November of that year. His research is focusing on nanoporous network templates and their applications in alternative energy. Out of lab, he enjoys playing basketball and chatting with friends. Email: Wei-Fan Kuan
	Ming Luo Bachelors - 2008 Zhejiang University, Current Graduate Student. Ming is from China, and he joined the Epps Group in November, 2010. His interest area is self-assembly thin films, particularly with triblock polymer. He would like to go to industry after graduation. In his spare time, he likes to do sports and hang out with friends. Email: Ming Luo
	Sarah Mastroianni  Bachelors - 2008 Lehigh University,  Current Graduate Student.  Sarah is a fifth year chemical engineering graduate student who joined the Epps group in November 2008. She completed her Bachelors in chemical engineering along with minors in environmental engineering and music. Her research interests are in sustainable energy and she is very excited to be part of the solar hydrogen IGERT. She will be researching nanostructured photovoltaic materials using conjugated block copolymer assemblies. In her free time Sarah loves to dance, sing, cook (and eat), and spend time with friends.  Email: Sarah Mastroianni
	Michael Mayeda Bachelors - 2008 Harvey Mudd College, Current Graduate Student (co-advised by Dr. Jochen A. Lauterbach). Michael was born and raised in Hawaii and moved to California to receive a general engineering degree from Harvey Mudd College in May 2008. He is an IGERT student interested in exploring methods for alternative/renewable energy generation and harvesting. His research is coadvised with Dr. Jochen Lauterbach and Dr. Thomas Epps in exploring nanoporous network polymers functionalized with catalytic particles to convert ammonia to hydrogen and nitrogen gas for a potential hydrogen economy. After finishing his degree, he hopes to become a professional bodyboarder, soccer player, pineapple picker, or chemical engineer, whichever comes first. Email: Michael Mayeda
	Ryan Murphy Bachelors - 2011 University of Kansas, Current Graduate Student (co-advised by Dr. Millicent O. Sullivan). Ryan began graduate school at the University of Delaware in Fall 2011 after having a great experience at UD over the summer as an REU student. Joining the Epps group in November of 2011, his research interests involve biomaterials for targeted drug delivery. Outside of research, Ryan enjoys playing guitar, piano, frisbee, basketball, and spending time with friends. Email: Ryan Murphy
	Kaleigh Reno Bachelors - 2012 University of South Carolina, Current Graduate Student (co-advised by Dr. Richard Wool). In Fall 2012, Kaleigh decided to venture north to the University of Delaware for graduate school after completing two summers of an REU at UD. By combining the expertise of two groups, Kaleigh is working to replace commodity materials with new renewable polymers. When Kaleigh is not trying to change the world, she enjoys getting in the kitchen and cooking, volunteering, traveling, and being on the beach. Email: Kaleigh Reno
	Cameron Shelton Bachelors - 2012 University of Virginia, Current Graduate Student Cameron started graduate school at the University of Delaware in the fall of 2012, and joined the Epps group in November of that year. His research area of interest is soft materials, and he is currently focusing on control of triblock copolymer thin film morphology. When not working, he enjoys watching and playing sports, hanging out with friends, and playing games. Email: Cameron Shelton

	Kevin Hutter Undergraduate Student, University of Delaware (Class of 2014) Kevin is chemical engineering major at the University of Delaware. He joined the Epps group in June of 2012. His current work involves modifying silicon surfaces with chlorosilanes and studying surface energy changes on these surfaces. Kevin is considering going to grad school after graduation from Delaware but also has an interest in industry. In his free time, Kevin enjoys playing sports along with playing saxophone. Email: Kevin Hutter
	Ron Lewis Undergraduate Student, University of Delaware (Class of 2013) Ron is a chemical engineering major at the University of Delaware. Ron is working on the effect of deswell rate on solvent-annealed block copolymer morphology. Ron is contemplating a master's in materials science after he obtains his bachelors degree with minors in anthropology and materials science. In his free time, Ron likes to play and compose music on his keyboard, listen to music, and play games. Email: Ron Lewis
	Eddie Sangern Undergraduate Student, University of Delaware (Class of 2014) Eddie is a chemical engineering major with minors in nanoscale materials and economics. He joined the Epps group in January of 2012. His current work involves solvent annealing of polymer thin films as they are being cast. Eddie is considering going to graduate school after he receives his bachelor's degree. In his free time, Eddie enjoys playing sports, games, and is also an avid percussionist. Email: Eddie Sangern
	Ellen Reed Undergraduate Student, University of Delaware (Class of 2014) Ellen is a chemical engineering major at the University of Delaware. She joined the Epps group in the summer of 2012. Ellen is studying salt-doping effects on block-copolymer morphology. She plans on going to graduate school after completing her bachelor's degree. In her free time, Ellen enjoys swing dancing and biking. Email: Ellen Reed