Time Speaker Title of Talk Affiliation0800 - 0835

0840 - 0905 Tomas de la Rubia WelcomeChief Scientist and Executive Director, Purdue University Discovery Park

0910 - 0935 Steve Beaudoin Overview of Summit, Pre-Eminent TeamProf. of Chemical Engineering; Lead, Pre-Eminent Team in Energetic Materials, Purdue University

0935 - 0955

0955 - 1020 Ale StrachanPCP@Xtreme Center - Predictive Chemistry & Physics at Extreme Temperature and Pressure

Prof. of Materials Engineering

1025 - 1050 Jeff RhoadsAdditive Manufacturing of Energetic and Reactive Materials

Prof. of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University

1050 - 1110

1110 - 1135 Steve SonDynamic Measurements in Propellants and Explosives

Prof. of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University

1140 - 1205 Terry MeyerReal-Time Characterization of Hot Spot Formation

Prof. of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University

1205 - 1305

1305 - 1330 Chris GoldensteinLaser-Absorption Diagnostics for Characterizing Dynamic Combustion Events

Assistant Prof. of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University

1335 - 1400 Steve BeaudoinTask Order: Contact Sampling of Explosives Residues for ETD

Prof. of Chemical Engineering; Lead, Pre-Eminent Team in Energetic Materials, Purdue University

1400 - 1420

1425 - 1450 Thomas KlapotkeNew Covalent and Ionic Secondary Explosives with High Performance and Low Vulnerability

Prof. Dr., Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

1450 - 1720 Tours of Zucrow1830 - 2030

Time Speaker Title of Talk Affiliation0800 - 0830

0835 - 0920 Tom Russell (keynote) Overview of the Army's Science & TechnologyDeputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research and Technology

0925 - 0950 Mike LindsayThe Quest for Greater Chemical Energy Storage

Technical Advisor, Energetic Material Branch, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, Eglin Air Force Base

0955 - 1020

1025 - 1050Jennifer A. Ciezak-Jenkins

Disruptive Energetics - Fundamental Science for the Future

Research Phycisist and Program Manager, Disruptive Energetic Materials and Propulsion Technology Program, ARL

1055 - 1120 Su Peiris Reactive Materials for Future WeaponsSenior Scientist, Air Force Research Lab - Munitions Directorate

1125 - 11501150 - 1250

Insensitive and Future Energetic Materials 1

LunchInsensitive and Future Energetic Materials 1: Key Insights and Needs

Insensitive and Future Energetic Materials 2

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Hosted Dinner, Spurgeon Club, Mackey Arena

May 22-24, 2017Purdue Energetic Materials Summit

Mechanical Engineering Building, Room 1130

Monday, May 22

Tuesday, May 23

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Lunch

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1255 - 1320 Bryce TappanEnergetic Materials Development at Los Alamos National Laboratory

R&D Scientist, Los Alamos National Lab

1320 - 1340 Pam Sheehan Modification of Insensitive High Explosives Lead Research Engineer, U.S. Army ARDEC

1340 - 1405

1410 - 1435 Jesse SabatiniSynthesis of Nitrate-Based Energetic Ingredients for Potential Rocket Propellant and Explosive Applications

Synthesis Chemist, Army Research Lab

1435 - 1455 Rich Kellett Planar propagating bi-metallic alloying mesh Principal Investigator, Ensign-Bickford

1455 - 1520

1525 - 1550 David ChavezSynthesis of fused and multicyclic heterocycles for explosives applications

Project and Team Leader, Los Alamos National Laboratory

1550 - 1610 Terry SalyerTowards Modernizing the Characterization of Shock and Detonation Physics Performance via Novel Diagnostics and Tests

Detonation Physics Team Leader, Shock and Detonation Physics Group, Los Alamos National Laboratory

1610 - 1625

1630 - 1655 Nick Boechler

Dynamics of materials with designed microstructures: towards self-assembled energetic materials with tailored dynamic responses

Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle

1700 - 1725 Davin Piercey TBD1730 - 17551800 - 2000

Time Speaker Title of Talk Affiliation0700 - 0730

0735 - 0800 David KittellMultiscale Analysis and Comparison of Cavity Collapse in High Explosives

Sandia National Laboratories, R&D S&E, Computer Science

0805 - 0830 David S. Moore Exploiting Coherence for Explosives Detection Los Alamos Laboratory Fellow

0830 - 0845

0845 - 0910 Melissa Sweat Characterization of C-4 FingerprintsORISE Postdoctorate Visiting Scientist, Transportation Security Laboratory

0915 - 0940 Jason JouetDefense Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology Program Overview

Senior Technical Advisor - DMS&T Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense - Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy

0940 - 0955

0955 - 1020 David AtkinsonEnhanced Detection of Trace Explosives with Improved Collection Materials

Senior Research Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Lab

1025 - 1050 Matt Brookes Sensors for Trace Explosives Detection Defence Science and Technology Laboratory1050 - 1105

1105 - 1130 Mike HargatherThree-Dimensional Shock Wave and Fragment Tracking for Warhead Characterization

Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, New Mexico Tech

1130 - 1155 Scott HowardLow-cost Mid-Infrared Spectroscopic Imaging: A Platform for Distributable Mid - Infrared Trace Explosives Imaging

Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, Notre Dame

1200 - 12251225 - 13251330

Physics, Diagnostics, Detection and Manufacturing of Explosives: Key Insights and Needs

AdjournLunch

Physics, Diagnostics, Detection and Manufacturing of Explosives

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Insensitive and Future Energetic Materials 2: Key Insights and NeedsHosted Dinner and Student Poster Session, Stacked Pickle

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Wednesday, May 24

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