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of these systems. The host team is fully equipped to synthesize and characterize organic materials and polymers. The other two partner teams are located at the Institut de Chimie et Procédés pour l'Energie
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to enhance mechanical properties while maintaining recyclability. This multi-disciplinary project lies at the forefront of chemistry/polymer chemistry and material science. It aims to generate high-impact
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will be carried out at the Laboratoire de Chimie des Polymères Organiques (LCPO, UMR5629), one of France's leading polymer research centers, located on the campus of the University of Bordeaux. In
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artificial polymers. The doctoral student will work in the Laboratory of Chemistry of Informational Macromolecules (LCMI) of the Institute of Supramolecular Sciences and Engineering (ISIS), located
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structures - Develop photosensitive resins with the right combinations of photoinitiator systems - Characterize polymerization kinetics through real-time monitoring (FTIR, DSC, rheology, etc.). - Characterize
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probe). Based on our preliminary results, the best strategy is to coat the UCNPs with a polymer loaded with the O2 probe before final association with the calibrated PIV beads. The geographical proximity
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Processes) laboratory; a joint industry/CNRS/Université de Haute Alsace laboratory. This collaboration is with a world leader in specialty polymers. LAMPS is located at the Institut de Science des Matériaux
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to the efficiency of a polymer piece. Both Mullins and Payne effects involve microstructural changes of the macromolecular chains and/or the nanoparticle network (carbon black, silica). Their understanding is the key
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to drastically reduce the use of petroleum-derived polymers, especially in the packaging sector. In this context, paper represents an interesting alternative: it is bio-based, recyclable, and biodegradable
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emerged as a promising route for recycling waste plastics, as it enables them to be converted into value-added products and is applicable to a wide range of polymers. To develop this recycling route