Maastricht uni:. She leads the research line on Systems Medicine of Chronic Diseases. She is an experienced supervisor of PhD candidates and has published over 88 peer reviewed scientific papers in international journals. She has extensive experience in d

Maastricht uni:

1) Arts, I. C. W. - Molecular epidemiology of chronic diseases https: //www. maastrichtuniversity. nl/icw. arts

She leads the research line on Systems Medicine of Chronic Diseases

She is an experienced supervisor of PhD candidates and has published over 88 peer reviewed scientific papers in international journals. She has extensive experience in developing, coordinating, and teaching courses in a variety of topics at the Bachelor, Master, and post-doctoral level and has initiated and developed courses in innovative topics such as molecular epidemiology that are now part of the standard curricula.

2) Cleij, T. J. - Polymers for nano(bio)technology and bio-electronics https: //www. maastrichtuniversity. nl/thomas. cleij

Faculty of Science and Engeneering

1. Polymers for nano(bio)technology and bio-electronics

2. Point of care diagnostics

3. Biosensors

4. Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) for bio-analytical applications

5. Design and preparation of advanced (conjugated) organic and polymeric materials for nano-electronics and information technology

6. Organic and polymeric photovoltaics

7. Biomaterials

8. Synthetic organic chemistry

9. Structure-property relationships (physical organic chemistry)

10. Development of novel synthetic techniques and controlled polymerizations

11. Advanced spectroscopy of polymeric materials

3) Fischer, R. E. A. W - Molecular and applied biotechnology https: //www. maastrichtuniversity. nl/rainer. fischer

Faculty of Science and Engeneering

4) Orrù, R. V. A. - Organic chemistry of biobased building blocks

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5) Pich, A. - Functional biobased polymers and biobased materials in medicine https: //www. maastrichtuniversity. nl/andrij. pich

expertise in synthesizing functional stimuli-responsive polymers and colloidal particles with controlled chemical structure and morphology. Various molecular building blocks such as monomers and macromonomers have been developed and used for the controlled synthesis of macromolecular- and hybrid structures by controlled polymerization/cross-linking in homogeneous and heterogeneous systems as well as precipitation processes. The running research projects focus on: I) synthesis of stimuli-responsive reactive macromolecules with defined chemical structure and architecture by controlled radical polymerisations (RAFT, ATRP); II) synthesis of tailored nano- and microgels with controlled size, chemical structure and stimuli-responsiveness, and III) design of interactive polymer-based materials (fibers, thin films and composites) using polymers and microgels as functional building blocks targeting applications in catalysis, biomaterials, plant care and functional coatings.

SUMMARY: His research focusses on the synthesis of functional stimuli-responsive polymers and polymer colloids with variable chemical structures and morphologies and their use for the design of functional and interactive materia

6)Seide, G. H. - Polymer engineering https: //www. maastrichtuniversity. nl/gunnar. seide

Faculty of Science and Engineering

Polymer Processing, Fibre Spinning, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Biobased Polymers, Machine and Process Development

7)Rastogi, S. - Polymer physics https: //www. maastrichtuniversity. nl/sanjay. rastogi

source: https: //www. maastrichtuniversity. nl/research/professors/professors-faculty-science-and-engineering

. My research focuses on a basic understanding to design molecular structure for desired physical properties, and to develop optimal processing techniques in order to produce products with the required macroscopic properties. To accomplish this goal, I with my group adopt chain-of-knowledge approach combining chemistry, physics and rheological aspects of polymer science. We frequently collaborate with researchers within and outside the Netherlands and UK.

At present, I am seconded from Loughborough University to Teijin Aramid, Arnhem (NL) in transferring our solvent free concept for the development of high modulus high strength tapes required for body armor protection. In the company, together with the start-up of the new business under the brand name Endumax®, I chair innovation programs for future and steer teams for bringing fundamental concepts to realization in market. For details on the industrial developments of our basic research please visit the websites www. teijinendumax. com and http: //www. teijinaramid. com/innovation/open-innovation-2/

At present in my group we are synthesizing a range of deuterated samples to follow structural changes in the non-equilibrium polymer melt. Some of the highlights of the work from ESRF can be found on our three different disciplines that we executed in ESRF

(a) Making the most of Polymers; Hydrogen bonds prove key to improved future nylons; http: //www. esrf. eu/files/Newsletter/NL50. pdf; ESRF news edition June 2009 page 9.

(b) Scientific Highlights ESRF 2008, “Crystallization and dissolution of flow induced precursors”, Balzano, Peters, Rastogi, Fernandez-Ballester, Bras; page26-27, HL2008 http: //www. esrf. eu/files/Highlights/HL2008. pdf

(c ) Scientific Highlights ESRF 2000, “Inverse melting in polymers”, http: //www. esrf. eu/UsersAndScience/Publications/Highlights/2000/scmatter/SCM6. html

I am a frequent user of other advanced techniques that include solid state NMR.

Biobased Materials, Sciences, Faculty of Science and Engineering

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2. Утрехт

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5. Маастрихт

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