CAREER: Tailoring Nanoparticle Microstructure Using Stimuli-Responsive Polymers

职业:使用刺激响应聚合物定制纳米颗粒微观结构

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The research objective of this Early Faculty Career Development (CAREER) award is to develop a new method to tailor the properties of liquid suspensions and nanocomposites by controlling the organization of nanoparticles during processing. Current materials that are made with carbon nanotubes and other nanoparticles are limited by a lack of tailored microstructure properties. This is seen especially in the lack of particle dispersion control. By controlling the microstructure, properties like suspension viscosity can be altered along with other composite properties including electrical conductivity, strength and degradation temperature. In order to control the microscopic properties of a set of model nanoparticles, light, pH and temperature stimuli responsive polymers will be used.This methodology and its results are important because it will demonstrate design methods to control nanoparticle dispersion in liquid dispersions. This is important for biomedical applications. In addition, the control of microstructure properties creates a new class of lightweight engineering composites that will have applications in microwave antenna substrates, sensing and actuation transducers for biomedical applications and highly conductive flexible microelectronic materials. The educational objectives of this award include outreach to high school students as well as undergraduate students. Minority high school students will be included in the research via collaboration on science fair projects related to the research. Experiments in microstructure will be integrated into undergraduate coursework that will be developed as well as direct involvement of undergraduates in the research project as well.
这项早期教师职业发展(Career)奖的研究目标是开发一种新方法,通过控制纳米颗粒在加工过程中的组织来定制液体悬浮液和纳米复合材料的特性。目前由碳纳米管和其他纳米颗粒制成的材料由于缺乏定制的微观结构特性而受到限制。这在缺乏粒子分散控制时尤其明显。通过控制微观结构,可以改变悬浮液粘度等性能以及其他复合材料性能,包括导电性、强度和降解温度。为了控制一组模型纳米颗粒的微观性质,将使用光、pH和温度刺激响应聚合物。这种方法及其结果很重要,因为它将展示控制纳米颗粒在液体分散体中的分散的设计方法。这对生物医学应用很重要。此外,微结构特性的控制创造了一种新型轻质工程复合材料,将应用于微波天线基板,生物医学应用的传感和驱动换能器以及高导电柔性微电子材料。该奖项的教育目标包括向高中生和本科生推广。少数民族高中生将通过与研究相关的科学展览项目的合作,被纳入研究范围。微观结构的实验将被整合到本科生的课程中,这些课程将被开发,本科生也将直接参与研究项目。

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