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SEO Group ⬝ CHEMISTRY ⬝ KAIST

Macromolecular Materials Chemistry Lab (MMCL) pursues to establish synthetic pathways to macromolecules with complex shape and structure, and thus develop advanced polymeric nanomaterials for energy and environmental applications. We are particularly interested in controlling polymer structure, conformation and phase separation in a spatiotemporal manner. Current topics include architectured polymer syntheses, postpolymerization modification, polymerization-induced nanostructuring, and porous materials.

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Group News

March 31, 2025 | Publication

Ordered nanostructured materials via JanusPIMS

Our recent Macromolecules paper shows the grafting-from polymerization produces Janus bottlebrush polymer materials with periodic order via polymerization-induced microphase separation process.

March 9, 2025 | Group

Welcome Hyo Won to the Group!

The group welcomes Dr. Hyo Won Lee, joining our group as a new postdoc.

February 11, 2025 | Publication

Bridging the gap between experiments and simulations

In this featured review article published in Chemical Physics Reviews, we teamed up with the YongJoo Kim group at Korea University to discuss how to explore the self-assembly of nonlinear macromolecules by integrating experiments and simulations.