Advancing Soft Material Performance with Nanostructure
Travis Bailey
Office: Scott 322
Phone: 970-491-4648
Fax: 970-491-7369
E-mail: travis.bailey@colostate.eduB.S. 1995, University of Florida – Chemistry
B.S. 1995, University of Florida – Chemical Engineering
Ph.D. 2001, University of Minnesota – Chemical Engineering
Phone: 970-491-4648
Fax: 970-491-7369
E-mail: travis.bailey@colostate.eduB.S. 1995, University of Florida – Chemistry
B.S. 1995, University of Florida – Chemical Engineering
Ph.D. 2001, University of Minnesota – Chemical Engineering
Current team
Alyssa Winter May
PhD Student, Chemistry, (2014- )
E-mail: alyssa.winter@rams.colostate.edu
BOSTON MORRIS
PhD Student, SAMD, (2019-
E-mail: william.morris@colostate.edu
Allee KluG
PhD Student, Chemistry, (2016- )
B.S. Chemistry, Wisconsin Lutheran College
Allee is a 4th year PhD Candidate in the chemistry department. She studies block copolymer nanostructure and how that structure could make a fatigue and fracture resistant hydrogel. She is also a science communication intern at the campus tech transfer office, CSU Ventures. Her hobbies include cheering on Wisconsin sports teams, playing alto sax, and playing board games with friends.
E-mail: allee.klug@colostate.edu
ZACK UMSTEAD
PhD Student, Chemistry, (2018- )
E-mail: zack.umstead@colostate.edu
Justin Gangwish
PhD Student, SAMD