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Research Highlight – Macromolecules 2020-2

Research Highlight – Macromolecules 2020

Research Highlight – Polym. Chem. 2020

Research Highlight – Macromolecules 2019

Welcome to PSG

The Seo Group at GSNT/CHEM, KAIST

Polymers are molecules at nanoscale in nature and therefore essential ingredients in nanoscience and technology. NanoPolymer Science Group (nanoPSG) in the Graduate School of Nanoscience and Technology/Department of Chemistry, KAIST led by Dr. Myungeun Seo aims to develop new and complex nanostructured polymeric materials by synthesizing polymers with diverse architectures and self-assembling them into exquisite nanostructures. We will not only seek fundamental knowledge but also utilize our nanomaterials for challenging applications such as energy to make our contribution to the world. nanoPSG welcomes students who want to take this exciting journey together.

Recent News

New Paper in Macromolecules!

5월 17th, 2020

"Synthesis of Heterograft Copolymers with a Semifluorinated Backbone by Combination of Grafting-thro[...]

Welcome Thai to the Group!

4월 19th, 2020

Quoc Thai Ly, a master course student in RWTH Aachen University, Germany is visiting the department [...]

Changsu enters graduate school!

3월 20th, 2020

Changsu successfully received admission for the graduate course in the department of chemistry, KAIS[...]

New Paper in Macromolecules!

2월 24th, 2020

"Viscosifying a Noncovalently Joined Polymer Nanoparticle Solution upon Heating” by Isaac Shin and M[...]

Farewell to Soobin and Kumar

2월 17th, 2020

Soobin successfully finished his Ph.D. defense in the last winter. He will start working in SK Hynix[...]

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