Bruce E. Eichinger
Full C.V.
An Appreciation - Bruce's Bio-sketch in Computational and Theoretical Polymer Science Vol. I, No. 3/4, pp. vii-xii, 1998)
Educational Background
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, B.S. (Chemistry), 1963
Stanford University, Stanford, California, Ph.D., 1967
Employment Record (including positions and ranks):
1967-1975: Yale University, Postdoctoral Research Associate
1968-1975: University of Washington, Assistant Professor
1975-1980: University of Washington, Associate Professor
1980-1991: University of Washington, Professor
1985-1986: University of Washington, Acting Chairman
1987: Biosym Technologies, Inc., Technical Director, Polymers
1989-1994: University of Washington, Affiliate Faculty
1994-1995: Biosym Technologies, Inc., Fellow
1995-2001: Molecular Simulations Inc., Fellow
2001-Present: Accelrys, Fellow
2003-Present: University of Washington, Staff Scientist
Honors, Awards, Invited Lectures
Listing in American Men & Women of Science
Vice Chairman - Gordon
Conference on Elastomers 1987
Chairman - Gordon Conference on Elastomers
1988
Chairman - Frontiers in Rubber Science, Rubber Division of ACS,
1989
Chairman - Networks 92, 1992
Industrial Advisory Board - UCSB MRL, 1993-
Selected Lectures and Articles
ACS Polymer Modeling Workshop,
Akron, Ohio, September, 1997-present
Materials Research Society, Invited
lecture, April, 2000.
CAMD Seoul, Korea, June, 2000
Dow Chemical Technical Advisory Board
Meeting, Houston, October, 2000
ACS
PMSE Autumn, 2001
Recent Publications
The Structure of Amorphous Sulfur, B. E. Eichinger, Erich Wimmer, Jannie
Pretorius, Macromol. Symp., 171, 45-56 (2001).
Estimating elastic constants by averaging over simulated structures, U.
W. Suter and B. E. Eichinger, Polymer, 43, 575-582 (2002).
Cohesive properties of Ultem and related molecules from simulations, B.
E. Eichinger, D. Rigby, and J. Stein, Polymer, 43, 599-607 (2002).
Polymer Modeling, David Rigby and B. E. Eichinger, Current Opinion in Solid
State and Materials Science, 5, 445-450 (2001)
A Quantum Mechanical Study of the Bonding of a Silyl Ester to Hydrated
Alumina, B. E. Eichinger and Judith Stein, Surface Science, 492, 75-82 (2001).
Formation of Polydimethylsiloxane Gels, J. L. Braun, J. E. Mark, and B.
E. Eichinger, Macromolecules, 35, 5273-82 (2002).
Molecular Modeling, B. E. Eichinger and R. Khare, Encyclopedia of Polymer
Science and Technology, Invited article, available online at <http://www.mrw.interscience.wiley.com/epst/articles/pst205/frame.html>.
Polymer Modeling: Where has it Been and Where is it Going?, D. Rigby and
B. E. Eichinger, Macromol. Symp., 201, 47-56 (2003).
Systematic Study of the Structure-Property Relationship of a Series of
Ferrocenyl Nonlinear Optical Chromophores, Yi. Liao, Bruce E. Eichinger,
Kimberly A. Firestone, Marnie Haller, Jindong Luo, Werner Kaminsky, Jason
B. Benedict, Philip J. Reid, Alex K.-Y. Jen, Larry R. Dalton, Bruce H. Robinson,
J. Am. Chem. Soc., in press.
Embeddable Random Networks: Method, B. E. Eichinger, Polymer, in press
High Accuracy Hyperpolarizabilities of Gas Phase Moleucules: Chloroform,
Water, and p-Nitroaniline, E. R. Davidson, B. H. Robinson, B. E. Eichinger,
in preparation.
Influence of Isomerization on Non-Linear Optical Properties of Molecules,
T. Kinnibrugh, S. Bhattacharjee, P. A. Sullivan, B. H. Robinson, B. E. Eichinger,
in preparation.
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