New article on gradient polymer nanoparticles - now available in Polymer Chemistry
- stuartthickett
- Dec 6, 2016
- 1 min read
A big congratulations to post-doctoral research associate Dr Florent Jasinski (UNSW) who has had recent work from his project published in the RSC journal Polymer Chemistry. The article, entitled "Synthesis and characterisation of gradient polymeric nanoparticles" is the first unequivocal demonstration of the design of polymer nanoparticles via emulsion polymerization where the radial distribution of polymer in a given particle changes from phase A to phase B in a gradient fashion, as opposed to abrupt changes in surface morphology such as core-shell particles.
These materials have unique physical properties and are of high interest to the coatings industry.
You can find the link to the article here.
Well done Florent!
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Fascinating read on the potential of gradient polymer nanoparticles in advancing material sciences! It’s impressive to see how precision at the molecular level can drive real innovation in polymer chemistry. In a research-driven environment like this, optimizing time, equipment, and expertise is essential for consistent breakthroughs. That’s why many advanced labs and R&D teams are turning to resource scheduling software to streamline workflows and avoid bottlenecks. Loved how this article captures both scientific depth and real-world application!