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The Gin research group at the University of Colorado, Boulder is applying organic synthesis and molecular design to the construction of functional, nanostructured materials. The two primary elements in our research program are: (1) Functional Nanostructured Polymer Materials Based on Liquid Crystal Building Blocks: Functional liquid crystal monomer design; nanostructured polymer networks via monomer self-assembly; physical organic chemisry and materials science of nanostructured systems (2) New Ionic Materials and Polyelectrolyte Architectures Based on Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids (RTILs): Design of RTILs with new functional properties; new ionic polymers and composites based on RTILs; new RTIL-based lyotropic LCs and LC systems; gas separation and transport studies of new RTIL-based materials
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- May 2009!
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