Michael Hore
Warren E. Rupp Associate Professor
Associate Professor, Macromolecular Science and Engineering
Combines experiments, theory and simulation to study fundamental problems in the polymer physics of grafted and non-linear polymers
Education
Ph.D.,
Materials Science and Engineering,
University of Pennsylvania,
2012
M.S.,
Physics,
The University of Memphis,
2007
B.S.,
Physics and Mathematical Science,
The University of Memphis,
2005
Awards and Recognitions
2018, ACS PMSE Young Investigator, American Chemical Society (PMSE)
2018, Srinivasa P. Gutti Memorial Teaching Award, Tau Beta Phi, Case Western Reserve University
2017, UKPPG/DPOLY Lecturer, American Physical Society
2016, Undergraduate Teaching Award, Case School of Engineering
2016, CAREER Award, National Science Foundation
Research Interests
polymer nanocomposites; thermoresponsive materials; neutron scattering; polymer field theory
Teaching Interests
Thermodynamics, polymer physics, neutron scattering, and computational physics.
Other Affiliations
2012 -
2014
, Physicist / NRC Postdoctoral Associate National Institute of Standards and Technology