1994 B.Sc. First Class Honor (Chemistry) Khon Kaen University, Thailand 1999 Ph.D. (Polymer Science) University of Akron, USA
Research Interests:
Physical chemistry and multiscale molecular modeling of polymers, biomolecules, and soft matters
Preparation, characterization and instrumental analysis of polymeric materials for energy and biomedical application
Selected Pulication:
Simulation of an amorphous polyethylene nanofiber on a high coordination lattice. Visit Vao-soongnern, Pemra Doruker, and Wayne L. Mattice, Macromol. Theory Simul.2000 1, 1–13.
Dynamic properties of an amorphous polyethylene nanofiber. Visit Vao-soongnern and Wayne L. Mattice, Langmuir 2000 16, 6757–6758.
Topological effects on static and dynamic properties in an amorphous nanofiber composed of cyclic polymers. Visit Vao-soongnern and Wayne L. Mattice, Macromol. Theory Simul.2000 9, 570–577.
Simulations of thin films and fibers of amorphous polymers. Visit Vao-soongnern, Pemra Doruker, and Wayne L. Mattice, Computational Studies, Nanotechnology, and Solution Thermodynamics of Polymer Systems, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York 2001 117–126 (book chapter).
Monte Carlo simulation of the structures and dynamics of amorphous polyethylene nanoparticles. Visit Vao-soongnern, Rahmi Ozisik, and Wayne L. Mattice, Macromol. Theory Simul 2001 10, 553–653.
Similarities and differences in the rapid crystallization induced in n- tetracontane by an instantaneous deep quench of the free- standing nanofiber and free-standing thin film. Guoqiang Xu, Visit Vao-soongnern, and Wayne L. Mattice, Macromol. Theory Simul 2002 11, 494–500.
Structure formation in the crystallization and annealing of tetracontane nanoparticle. Visit Vao-soongnern, Guoqiang Xu, and Wayne L. Mattice, Macromol. Theory Simul2004 13, 539–549.