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We have 6 Polymers PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Reading
Polymers PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Reading
We have 6 Polymers PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Reading
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Understanding Nonlinear Dynamics of Associative Polymers for Healthcare and Sustainable Applications: Computer Simulations and Mathematical Modelling
Introduction. Associative polymers are macromolecules containing associative groups, also called stickers, that undergo reversible association to physically cross link the polymers into transient networks. Read more
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Design and synthesis of novel polymers for the additive manufacturing of biomedical devices
This University of Reading funded studentship targets the discovery of dynamic biocompatible supramolecular polymer networks for deposition via additive manufacturing techniques to create new biomedical devices. Read more
Self-Immolative Polymeric Sensors
Stimuli-responsive compounds, such as self-immolative molecules and polymers,[1] have become significant targets in organic-based material development as systems of this type offer enormous potential in a diverse range of applications that span drug delivery, biological and chemical sensors, diagnostics, and degradable polymers or degrade-on-demand adhesives. Read more
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Self-Immolative Polymeric Sensors
Stimuli responsive molecules for use as chemical triggers in a colorimetric based disclosure system for highly toxic molecules. Read more
Synthesis of hydrocarbon ionomers for fuel cell and electrolyser membranes
Green hydrogen generated through water electrolysis is growing in importance as a carbon free energy carrier for heavy duty electric vehicles. This… Read more
Lipid-Based Conjugate Self-Assembly and Bioactivity
This ambitious research project is associated with an EPSRC Fellowship award to Prof Hamley. This project is underway and involves two postdoctoral researchers and another PhD student. Read more
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