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for the project are available, along with access to both local and national computing resources. Polymer-Based PhotoActuators (PPAs) are polymer matrix materials doped with molecular photoswitches. Upon irradiation
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. You will be supported by an interdisciplinary supervision team of academics and industry partners, offering complementary expertise, spanning acoustics, nanocomposites, theory and modelling, polymer
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The deposition of polymer brushes on solid surfaces creates versatile
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will work on the synthesis and characterization of polymer- and carbon-based materials and catalysts, and explore their application in plastic depolymerization and sustainable chemical transformations
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transport in solid‑state polymer electrolytes for Li‑ion batteries. The research will focus on developing new and computationally efficient strategies for multiscale modelling, enabling systematic studies
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of vitrimer-based recyclable polymers and microplastic-free functional coatings. The research occurs at the interphase of materials chemistry and environmental chemistry and is expected to define a road map
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from a hydrophilic A block in water, a selective solvent for A. Conventional strategies for preparation of self-assembled polymer nanostructures involve synthesis of a diblock copolymer in a non
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on model surfaces In situ and operando (surface) X-ray scattering studies of catalyst/polymer interfaces Design, optimization, and testing/benchmarking of reactors for in situ and operando studies
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environmentally-friendly hydraulics. The aim of this project is to improve the understanding and the ability of designing aqueous lubricants based on polymer solutions in water. The main objectives are to study the
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-healing polymers that will be exploited in this project in robotic phantoms. Moreover, the Soft Tissue Biomechanics (STB) research group of Katholieke Universiteit Leuven is connected in this project