- Dec
- 2020
Two colour photochemistry at it‘s finest: Congratulations to our newest PhD graduate Sabrina Bialas! We are very proud of you!
Established in 2008, and now calling Brisbane home, the MACROARC lab houses over 40 active researchers in the field of synthetic and physical polymer material science.
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The Soft Matter Materials Laboratory at QUT is situated at the interface of organic, macromolecular and materials science. We focus on a wide range of interdisciplinary, polymer-related research including but not limited to:
The real world applications of these fundamental investigations span a number of fields, from use as inks and photoresists in 3D printing and lithography to precisely folded single strand polymers for catalysis and biomimetic applications and everything in between.
ARC Laureate Fellow, Deputy Vice Chancellor Research (DVCR) and Vice President
Head of the Soft Matter Materials Laboratory, Associate Professor
Getting 1200 tennis players and support staff to Victoria is no issue, but PhD students who would contribute to Australian R&D and the education sector for years are locked out of the country. Australia seems to know its priorities.
We start 2021 with a timely and topical review on self-reporting soft matter materials in a wide range of applications in @angew_chem https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/ange.202012592 Excellent work, Christina, and great collaboration with @HatisMutlu from our KIT node @QUT @QUTmaterials @KITKarlsruhe
A new red-light induced ligation method for polymer and hydrogel design just out https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsmacrolett.0c00767 Excellent work with @VinhXTruong @QUT @QUTmaterials @arc_gov_au Wishing you all Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year 2021! @VinhXTruong and @BarnerKowollik out.
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