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Dr. Lynch received her Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from Rutgers University in 2002 in the area of time dependence of the mechanical properties of an immiscible polymer blend. Dr. Lynch is interested in the processing, properties, and characterization of immiscible polymer blends. Her current research is focused on thermal, mechanical, and rheological properties of polymers and polymer blends without the use compatibilizers, and applicability of these systems in structural and functional applications. Selected Publications J.K. Lynch, K. Van Ness, T.J. Nosker, R.W. Renfree, "Creep Prediction Utilizing the Non-Linear Strain Energy Equivalence Theory ", Proceedings, Society of Plastics Engineers 2004 ANTEC Conference, Chicago, IL, (2004). J.K. Lynch, K. Van Ness, T.J. Nosker, R.W. Renfree, "Stress Relaxation
Behavior and Prediction of an Immiscible Polymer Blend", Proceedings,
International Conference on Composites Engineering 2003, New Orleans,
LA, (2003). J.K. Lynch, K. Van Ness, T.J. Nosker, R.W. Renfree, M.J. Miraglia "Creep
Behavior and Prediction of an Immiscible Polymer Blend", Proceedings,
International Conference on Composites Engineering 2001, Tenerife, Spain,
(2001). J.K. Lynch, T.J. Nosker, R.W. Renfree, P. Krishnaswamy, R. Francini,
"Weathering Effects on Mechanical Properties of Recycled HDPE Based
Plastic Lumber", Proceedings, Society of Plastics Engineers 2001
ANTEC Conference, Dallas, TX, (2001). Contact Office: 201 A-wing School of Engineering Mailing Address:
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