- Research groups
- Polymerization Processes Group
- Group in Science and Engineering of Polymeric Biomaterials
- Hybrid Materials for Energy Group
- Theory and Simulations Group
- Advanced Multiphasic Polymers (AMP) Group
- NanoBioSeparations Group
- Molecular and Supramolecular Materials Group
- Catalysis and Sustainable Polymers
- Innovative Polymers Group
- Responsive Polymer Therapeutics Group
NanoBioSeparations Group
Research
The Nano Bio Separations Group is a transdisciplinary team that creates barriers for separations and sensing by combinining synthetic membranes with emerging materials and biomolecules. The apparent aim is to develop tunable, highly-selective and versatile interfaces; the underlying driving force is to understand intertactions between molecules and ultimately the concept of selectivity.
Current research topics comprise:
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Membranes modified by room-temperature ionic liquids for separations
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Oligonucleic acid-functionalized stimuli-responsive membranes
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Biomolecules in room-temperature ionic liquids for sensing and separations
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Room-temperature ionic liquid based sensors
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Membrane separations for microreactor systems
