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X-WR-CALNAME:“Using bioinspired polypeptoids to understand how chain shap
 e influences self-assembly and to design new photoresists”  Professor Ra
 chel Segalman\, UC Santa Barbara
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DESCRIPTION:MIT POLYMER DAY SEMINARS\n\nNOTE SPECIAL ROOM: 10-250\n\nABSTRA
 CT: Polypeptoids are non-natural\, sequence specific polymers that offer t
 he opportunity to probe the effect of monomer sequence\, charge\, chiralit
 y\, and chain shape on self-assembly and surface properties.  Although exa
 mples of hierarchical polypeptide structures abound in nature\, the de nov
 o design of such systems for specific functions is still a major challenge
 .  The polypeptoid system with its much simplified set of inter and intram
 olecular interactions provides an opportunity to explore this design space
  with more tractable systems.  In this talk\, I will discuss experimental 
 efforts to design peptoid structures with controlled chain shape on a fund
 amental level as well as use of this platform to design highly functional 
 materials ranging from marine anti-fouling coatings to next-generation EUV
  lithography photoresists.
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LOCATION:Building 10\, 250
SUMMARY:“Using bioinspired polypeptoids to understand how chain shape inf
 luences self-assembly and to design new photoresists”  Professor Rachel 
 Segalman\, UC Santa Barbara
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/MIT-Polymer-Day--seminar-mse-p
 rofessor-rachel-segalman-uc-santa-barbara
CATEGORIES:Conferences/Seminars/Lectures
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