Huang-Chin Hung

Postdoctoral Fellow
Ph.D, Chemical Engineering, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, 2002
hungh@ohsu.edu


Background/Research Interests

Huang-Chin Hung received his BA in Chemical Engineering from Taiwan University, Taiwan in 1994. He then joined the Polymer Department of WALSIN wire and cable group and focussed his efforts on fine polymers and automobile plastics. In 1995, he joined Diamond Technology and Trading Company and worked as a construction site manager on waste water treatment plants. In 1998, he earned his master's degree in Chemical Engineering from Syracuse University, NY. His research interest was mathematic modeling and prediction of chemical reactions during his stay in Syracuse University. Upon receiving a Teaching Assistantship from Wayne State University, MI, he moved to Detroit and taught Computation Numerical Methods during the year of 1999. With much luck, he was funded by NIH in 1999 and started his research focus on micelle formations and structures. It was then he started to tackle the topics of Molecular Dynamics Simulations and was able to compare the micelle structures with experimental and simulation result. Eventually he earned his PH.D. in Chemical Engineering with minor in Scientific Computing in 2002. Currently he works with Stephen Hall PH.D. in Oregon Health and Science University. His research interest now is Molecular Dynamics Simulations for a better understanding of monolayer structures.

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The Formation of Dodecane/DBS Micelle

Red molecules are DBS surfactant, pink molecules are dodecane molecules while the green dots are sodium ions. Water molecules were removed for clarity. The core of the micelle is formed dodecane molecules and the viscosity is very high.

Structure of DPPC Monolayer in Gase Phase

Oragnge atoms are hydrophobic group (tail) and blue atoms are the hydrophilic group (head) of DPPC molecule. Light blue dots are water molecules. The tail groups are folding randomly just to fill up the space.

Structure of DPPC Monolayer in Condense Phase

Oragnge atoms are hydrophobic group (tail) and blue atoms are the hydrophilic group (head) of DPPC molecule. Light blue dots are water molecules. The tail group are packed tightly for minimum space.

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