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characterization of functional porous materials. Project description The project aims to develop new nanocomposites of cellulose and porous organic materials (POMs) with tailored structures and compositions that can
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the value composition of capitalism has gone hand in hand both with the expansion of the global intellectual property regime and that of international investment law. Investment treaties have multiplied
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are affected by chemical composition and crystal structure. For example, how the chemical composition affects vacancy formation and proton conduction. More specifically, the project will involve the synthesis
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, electron microscopy (SEM/TEM), analytical methods of water pollutants detection (HPLC, ICP, spectrophotometry); organic synthesis; surface modification and composite synthesis; solid phase extraction
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impaired function. Recently, the composition of the microbiome was demonstrated to be different in non-healing wounds, which in turn have been correlated to clinical outcome predictions for healing. It is
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diffusion is modeled in a composite material. Typical for these problems is the rapid variation in the material properties throughout the domain, which results in partial differential equations with rough and
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compositions that could be used for the synthesis of new rare earth magnets, thereby bypassing or reducing the number of steps for separation of the useful chemical elements. The project is a collaboration
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of printed circuits with digital printing of composites and different dielectrics. In collaboration with colleagues and other partners, smart patches are developed for various applications in e.g. sports
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, band gap energy and edge positions, conductivity type and doping density, light absorption and ionic mobility for dopants. All these will be studied for different alloy compositions and in relation