Welcome! Our group is dedicated to the bottom-up engineering of polymeric materials: from synthesis to characterization to processing. We are developing new materials and technologies based on non-covalent interactions, and we are supporting materials science needs of the inertial confinement fusion (ICF) community. Our research is highly interdisciplinary and involves chemical engineering, chemistry, physics, and material science. Explore our webiste to discover more.

 

RECENT NEWS: January 2008- 'Retrospective Rubber' Remembers its Old Identities (Science Daily News) May 2008- Congratulations Helen Park and Andrew Hilmer. Both have graduated with Chemical Engineering degrees, and are off to attend graduate school at Harvard and MIT. May 2008- Congratulations Lijun Zou for winning a Elon Huntington Hooker Graduate Student Fellowship! The Hooker fellowship is a highly competitive award given to a select number of chemistry-oriented students that are nearing graduation. July 2008- Group awarded NSF grant to study "Vapor Deposition Polymerization of Porous Polymers"

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