Technical Papers Presentations
Jim Hodgson of Kansas State University, hosts this year’s technical papers presentations. Each presenter has written a technical paper and will be discussing their subjects with the use of visual aids. This year’s topics and presenters are as follows:
Two Liter Beaker the Hard Way – Doni Hatz, Procter and Gamble
Japan 2016 – Tracy Drier and Erich Moraine, Wild Rose Glass and University of Wisconsin, Madison
Fabrication Techniques for a 140 Micron Glass Nozzle – Adam Kennedy, University of Texas
Glass Chemistry Basics – Chris Miller, Aldrich Chemical
Construction of a 5-Port Schlenk Line – Joseph Gregar, Argonne National Laboratory
Ruby Quartz Capillaries, Kiva Ford, Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory
Implementing Cold Working into the Scientific Glass-Shop, Patrick Bennett, University of Minnesota
Fully Jacketed Addition Funnel, Rick Ponton, Procter and Gamble
A Tube Cracker for Injecting a Sample into a Mass Spectrometer, Frank Meints, Meints Glassblowing
Discharge Tube Construction, 1969, Tracy Drier, University of Wisconsin, Madison
TBD, Elijah Aller, University of Oslo
Technical Demonstrations
Technical Posters
DeJong, Bryson, Salem Community College, “Straight Talk on Bent Liebig Condensers”
Moraine, Erich, Drier, Tracy, “Glassworking tools of Japan”
Bortolin, Blake, Precision Glassblowing of Colorado, Inc., TBD
Hatz, Doni, Proctor & Gamble Company, TBD
Anderson, Steve, Mayo Clinic, TBD
Calabretta, Philip J., Drier, Tracy, University of Wisconsin – Madison, “Scientific Glassblowing: A Look through the Glassblowers Didymiums”
Hodgson, James, Kansas State University, TBD
Remeika, Anthony, Salem Community College, ,”Construction of a Decorated Borosilicate Water Bottle“
Revis, Benjamin, University of Iowa, TBD
Ponton, Rick, Proctor & Gamble Company, “The easiest Glassblowing Job in the World … With a Twist”
Deady, Kristin, Dennis Briening, Dennis, Salem Community College, “Proposed Bachelor’s Degree of Applied Science in Glass Technology to be offered at Salem Community College”
Guzei, Ilia, Drier, Tracy, University of Wisconsin – Madison, “Anatomy of Kaliapparat”
