
The Nealey Group @UChicagoPME works on directed self-assembly, hydrated polymer electrolytes, and aqueous transport phenomena. Student run twitter page.
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UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering@UChicagoPME3 Oct 2023
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@uchicago's @JuandePablo6 and Paul Nealey's lab groups have made critical advances in studying blue phase liquid crystals, a step towards using them in novel applications. - @ScienceAdvances
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Here we go! Our work on controlling the crystalline texture of discotic liquid crystals has made it to the backcover of the Journal of Materials Chemistry C.
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Check out our recent paper where we demonstrate a new and facile method to control the crystalline texture of discotic organic semiconductor. Big thanks to the entire team!
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Exciting News! Our recent review paper on Blue Phase Liquid Crystals has just been published! Hats off to my incredible coauthors for doing an amazing job! Grateful to work with such a fantastic team.
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UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering@UChicagoPME10 Nov 2022
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Researchers at UChicago’s Pritzker Molecular Engineering developed a “mix and match” platform for self-assembling semiconductors. The new approach, published in Nature Materials, creates patterns on the nanometer scale—smaller than commercial transistors.
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UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering@UChicagoPME7 Sep 2022
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Imagine camouflage that automatically blends in with your background or a sensor that changes color when exposed to volatile compounds. New work in blue phase liquid crystals takes a step toward making this tech a reality.
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