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of computational tools capable of proposing synthesis routes (or “recipes”) that primarily use enzyme catalysis to make complex small molecule targets (e.g., pharmaceutical agents or monomers for bioplastics
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interfaces and macromolecules (including polymers and proteins), using X-ray surface scattering techniques. Together with the beamline scientists, you will contribute to developing advanced, chemically and
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Post Doc position in transition metal catalysis and plastic recycling Are you interested in transition metal catalysis, and can you contribute to the development of thermoset polymer recycling? Then
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with experts in polymer synthesis, materials characterization, photocatalysis, automation, and artificial intelligence. Responsibilities · Design and synthesize functional organic molecules, polymers
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of designing and utilizing molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP). The group combines fundamental materials research with the aim of bringing MIP as close as possible to commercial applications. It operates in a
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Polymer Science position is available for graduates to work on a project on the macromolecular synthesis and polymer properties led by Dr. Austin M. Evans in the Department of Chemistry. We have a position
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areas: i) Materials' mechanical properties and -testing, ii) Polymer science, iii) organic synthesis, v) Macromolecular interactions, vi) Thermodynamics, vii) Polymerization kinetics, viii) Molecular
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the forefront of designing and utilizing molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP). The group combines fundamental materials research with the aim of bringing MIP as close as possible to commercial applications. It
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chemical engineering, material science, or related fields. Demonstrated expertise in nanomaterial synthesis and materials characterization. Experience in polymer, ceramic, or metal matrix composites
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, Biology, or related field. Experience with one or more of the following techniques would be preferred: polymer synthesis, device fabrication, animal experiments, wireless circuits. Term This is a term