Douglas Hansen, Joint Appointment with University of Dayton Research Institute : University of Dayton, Ohio

Douglas Hansen

Joint Appointment with University of Dayton Research Institute

School of Engineering: Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering

Selected Publications

Grebner, Todd, Douglas C. Hansen, and Mark Trzeciak. 2008. The effect of galvanic coupling between modern fracture fixation constructs in physiologically relevant solutions: The role of serum proteins on the corrosion of Ti6Al4V and 316L alloys. J. Amer. Osteo. Acad. Orthopedics 45, no. 2: 22-27.
Widera, J., B.L. Riehl, J.M. Johnson and D.C. Hansen. 2008. State of the art monitoring of fuel acidity. Sensors and Actuators B-Chem 130, no. 2: 871-881.
Tian, F., K.M. Hansen, T.L. Ferrell, T. Thundat and D.C. Hansen. 2005. Dynamic microcantilever sensors for discerning biomolecular interactions. Anal. Chem. 77: 1601-1606.
Hansen, D.C., H.S. Isaacs, G. Adzic, J. Gitto III, and F.J. Martin. 2004. Scanning Kelvin probe measurements for the detection of corrosion processes beneath applied paint coatings on aluminum alloy and steel substrates. Polymer Preprints 4: 135-136.
Hansen, D.C., K.M. Hansen, T.L. Ferrell, and T. Thundat. 2003. Discerning biomolecular interactions using Kelvin probe technology. Langmuir 19: 7514-7520.
Hansen, D.C., S.G. Corcoran, and J.H. Waite. 1998. Enzymatic tempering of a mussel adhesive protein film. Langmuir 14: 1139-1147.

Research and Work

Senior Research Scientist and Group Leader, University of Dayton Research Institute, Dayton Ohio, September 2004-present.
Senior Scientist, Princeton Applied Research, Ametek, Inc. (formerly PerkinElmer Instruments Inc.) Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 2000-04.
Technical Support Specialist, PerkinElmer Instruments Inc. (formerly EG&G Instruments, Inc.), Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1997-2000.
Research Chemist, Materials Science and Technology Division, Environmental Effects Branch, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, 1995-97.

Honors and Awards

American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM): Member, G01 Corrosion of Metals; Member, F04 Medical and Surgical Materials and Devices
NACE International: Chair, Biomedical Implant Device Corrosion Technical Exchange Group 331X, 2003-present
The Electrochemical Society: Vice Chair of the Corrosion Division, 2008-10
Gordon Research Conference: Discussion Leader, Aqueous Corrosion, Colby-Sawyer College, New London, New Hampshire, July 2002