Résumé
Chang Liu
Master, Materials Engineering, University of Dayton
E-mail: Liuc11@udayton.edu Cellphone: (+1) 937-286-3296
Webpage: lewisuan.wordpress.com
Education:
2013-2014 Master of Engineering, University of Dayton, Materials Engineering
2008-2012 BE, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Polymer Materials and Engineering
Working Experience:
2014.12 – now, Student, Department of Chemical & Material Engineering, University of Dayton
2014.08 – 2014.12, Library Assistant, Roesch Library, University of Dayton
2014.06 – 2014.10, Student Coordinator, ISSS, University of Dayton
2012-2013, Experiment Assistant, Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2008-2012, Tutor Assistant, College of Materials Science and Engineering, Beijing Univ. of Chem. Tech.
Professional Experience:
1. Effect of CNT Additives on Electrospun Fibers Properties Chang Liu, Jean-Baptiste Dumuids, Nuha Al Habis, Yuhan Liao, Li Cao, Khalid Lafdi. “Effect of CNT
additives on electrospun fibers properties”. Poster, Carbon Fibers and Their Composites, An American
Carbon Society Workshop, 2015 April, Oak Ridge, TN.
2. Synthesis, characterization and processing of Polyimide foam
A new kind of high performance rigid polyimide foam was developed. One internal product standard and
instruction. Experiment assist and characterization in 2 papers and 1 patent. Also attended one of the
production plant of our lab, deal with engineering problem of our product.
L. Wang, A. Hu, L. Fan, and S. Yang. “Structures and properties of closed-­‐cell polyimide rigid foams.” J.
Appl Polym Sci 130, no. 5 (2013): 3282-3291. (Attended) DOI: 10.1002/app.39567
L. Wang, A. Hu, L. Fan, and S. Yang. “Approach to produce rigid closed-cell polyimide foams.” High
Perform Polym 25, no. 8 (2013): 956-965. (Attended) DOI: 10.1177/0954008313492550
3. Induced crystallization behavior of Poly (L-lactide)/Poly (ethylene adipate) system
Directed by Prof. Shouke Yan, miscibility, crystalline behavior and epitaxy crystallization behavior were
studied by DSC, FTIR and optical microscope. Partially miscibility behavior of this system was
confirmed by DSC analysis, with Huggins-Flory equations and phase-crossing crystallization was
observed by optical microscope. Outstanding dissertation.
Chang Liu, “Induced Crystalline Behavior of Poly (L-lactic acid)/Poly (ethylene adipate).” Bachelor
diss., Beijing University of Chemical Technology, 2012
4. Mathematic in modeling
Fan Yang, Xinyou Ma, Chang Liu, “Criminal possibility based on message traffic”. 2012. Mathematic
Contest in Modeling (MCM).
5. Study on dispose of chlorinated hydrocarbon swage with bimetal catalyst
Cooperation project with Department of Environmental Engineering, Beijing University of Chemical
Technology, worked as main experimenter. Decompose mechanism of dichlorophenol by iron-palladium
nanoparticles was studied by HGPC.
Qi Wang, Chang Liu, Yi Zhang, Yuan Chu, Yu Wang. “Study on dispose of chlorinated hydrocarbon
swage with bimetal catalyst”. Project with College of Chemical Engineering, Beijing University of
Chemical Technology, 2011.
Skills:
DSC, TGA, TMA, DMA, FTIR, XRD, Mechanical Test (such as Instron’s machine), SEM, Rheology
Analysis, Electrospinning, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Matlab
Honors:
IPoL leader, International Service for Scholar & Student, University of Dayton, 2014
Best Social Practice Personal Award, Beijing Univ. of Chem. Tech., 2008-2009
Special People Scholarship, Beijing Univ. of Chem. Tech., 2008-2011, 3 Times
People Scholarship (First Class), Beijing Univ. of Chem. Tech., 2011-2012
Elastomer scholarship (First Class), Center of Advanced Elastomer Materials, 2011-2012
ICM (Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling) Honorable Mention, the Consortium for Mathematics and Its
Applications, 2012
Excellent Student of Beijing Univ. of Chem. Tech., 2009, 2012
Outstanding Bachelor’s Thesis of Beijing Univ. of Chem. Tech., 2012
Other Activities:
The Green Dot
Class leader 2010-1012
Vice President, Mathematical Modeling Association, Beijing Univ. of Chem. Tech. 2009-2010
60th National Day celebration parades at Beijing, 2008, Deputy Team Commander
Champion of Soccer Match, Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Violin and Swimming