Research Project
Multicompartment Microparticles
The self-assembly of block copolymers is one of the most versatile bottom-up methods for the production of nanostructures. Due to their large number of possible morphologies, ABC triblock terpolymers are of particular interest for this purpose. Moreover, their microphase behavior in in microparticles through the so-called "evaporation-induced confinement assembly"-process (EICA) has been little explored so far. Therefore, the aim of this DFG-funded project is to obtain a better understanding of these systems by combining experimental and theoretical work. The theoretical part of the cooperation project is carried out by the Nikoubashman group.
CV
Education
- Master of Science Applied Polymer Sciences University of Applied Sciences Aachen (Jülich) MSc-Thesis in cooperation with noltewerk (Greven): Si- and Ti-functionalisation of metallic surfaces to promote adhesion towards plastics
- Bachelor of Science Chemie WWU Münster BSc-Thesis carried out at MEET
Position
- PhD student