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Professor Bert Meijer

Eindhoven University of Technology

The research of Bert Meijer focuses on the design, synthesis, characterization and possible applications of supramolecular systems with unprecedented properties and functions. It is founded on the principles of synthetic organic and polymer chemistry and aims at finding solutions to challenges in materials science and life sciences. Throughout his career Bert Meijer has explored and developed functional supramolecular polymers as a new class of materials. Via advanced molecular design and synthesis he has realized systems in which monomeric units self-assemble into long supramolecular polymeric chains, resulting in materials displaying unique dynamic properties that were thought to be exclusively reserved for macromolecules. Current research in the Meijer lab focuses on fundamental studies to understand complex multi-component supramolecular systems including the assembly behavior into supramolecular polymers. These insights are used to explore the potential use of supramolecular polymers as mimics of biological tissue, using a modular approach that allows for easy adjustment of their dynamics to external stimuli. Moreover, supramolecular materials are studied to create new avenues for adaptive soft materials and materials for nanotechnology and energy.

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Professor Martina Stenzel
Professor Natalie Stingelin
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Professor Christopher Barner-Kowollik
Dr Silvia Vignolini
Professor Brett P. Fors
Professor Kazuo Sakurai
Professor Dr André H Gröschel
Professor Hideharu Mori
Associate Professor Jenny Pringle
Dr Franck D’Agosto
Dr Muriel Lansalot
Associate Professor Joselito Razal
Professor Neil Cameron
Dr Maria Chiara Arno
Dr Bruno De Geest
Professor Derek Irvine
Professor Bart Jan Ravoo
Dr Amanda Pearce
Professor Laura De Laporte
Professor Guosong Chen
Professor Alan Rowan
Professor Greg Qiao
Mr Sebastian Spierling
Assistant Professor Christian Pester
Professor Dr Andreas Walther
Dr Rona Chandrawati
Professor Tanja Junkers
Dr Frederik Wurm
Professor Michelle Coote
Dr Guillaume Delaittre
Associate Professor Bronwyn Laycock
Associate Professor Kei Saito
Professor Darren Martin
Dr Marion Gaborieau
Assistant Professor Maxwell J Robb
Professor Jadranka Travas-Sejdic
Associate Professor Erik Berda
Professor Naoko Yoshie
Associate Professor Hideto Minami
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