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Multifunctional printed materials research group
Research
Molecular assembly
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We explore concepts of molecular interactions in organic materials (e.g. polymers) in a 3D printing context.
Functional Materials
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We develop functional 3D printed materials for various applications (e.g. energy conversion).
Integration
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We aim for the simultaneous integration of an object's form and function in 3D printed functional organic materials.
About us
Our research group is located at the frontiers of materials chemistry and physical chemistry. The intersectionality and synergy of these fields offer us a platform with a unique dynamic that paves the way towards new technological possibilities for developing tomorrow's functional materials.
Our tools: Advanced characterization (spectroscopic, thermal, rheological) and preparation (3D printing) techniques and methods.
Our objective: To study the 3D printability of functional materials.
Our motivation: To push the limits of molecular self-assembly.
Funding
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Audrey Laventure Research Group
B-4029 (Audrey's office)
B-4217 (Laboratory)
B-4218 (Instrumentation)
B-4293 (Student office)
Campus MIL l Université de Montréal
1375 Avenue Thérèse-Lavoie-Roux
Montreal, Quebec, H2V 0B3
Canada
