Sharing our review of conjugated microporous polymers (CMPs) for hydrogen storage applications. CMPs offer high specific surface area, large micropore volume, modifiable structures, and elevated enthalpy of adsorption. @BristolChem https://t.co/o1j0E0c2ND
Here we report on a one-pot scalable synthesis method using autoclaves to produce conjugated microporous polymers (CMPs) with enhanced surface area and exceptional adsorption capabilities for CO₂ and heavy metal ions. https://t.co/q0yQNLp8VF
We are seeking a motivated PhD student to join our group, working on the synthesis and application of smart functional materials for mobility assistance and digital healthcare technologies.
This funded 3.5-year PhD position is available for students worldwide. More info below!
A new research associate position with fixed funding for 3 years is available within the Faul Research Group, as part of the new £14 million EPSRC-funded project “The VIVO Hub for Enhanced Independent Living”.
Closing date 25/02/2025! Please RT!
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Collaborative work between Ulia (@BristolChem) & Ozlem (@Gazi_Universite) on "Electrorheological Fluids Based on Porous Carboxyl-Functionalized Polytriphenylamines" now available via @ACSPublications.https://t.co/Tm26AvLubI
Maxi’s work on a series of dopamine-based polymers and introduced as non-cytotoxic, single-component bio-adhesives that outperform commercial options features on the front cover of Macromol. Rapid Commun. See article 2400345 (https://t.co/MfQbNstcW8) for more details. https://t.co/VFJ9m047wO
Our new manuscript Triphenylamine-Based Conjugated Microporous Polymers as the Next Generation Organic Cathode Materials is now available online in @wileyinresearch's Advanced Materials Early View.https://t.co/piL3SUfe5x
A huge congratulations to Dr Safa Al Siyabi for successfully passing her PhD viva! With thanks to @AnnaGSlater of the University of Liverpool and @sebrochat of the University of Bristol for their expertise and time during the viva proceedings.
Proud to share our paper by Worth et al. that explores the use of polytriphenylamine-based conjugated microporous polymers for advanced hydrogen storage applications in a thorough and detailed study. With thanks to @wileyinresearch for publishing in Small. https://t.co/uSlowWnhN6
New paper in @ChemistrySelect from @BristolChem: “Towards Implantable Artificial Muscles: Epoxy-Based Bilayer Thermal Actuators". Key points include safe, low-voltage operation at physiological temps aimed at improving life for the aging population. https://t.co/JGJoZjZGdU
Congratulations to Dr Maximilian Hagemann who passed his PhD viva this afternoon. With thanks to Prof Stephen Mann of @BristolChem and Prof Olli Ikkala of @AaltoUniversity for their expertise in the examination process. Photo below beautifully self-assembled in height order.
Prof. Olli Ikkala from Aalto University's Dept. of Applied Physics develops functional materials through hierarchical self-assemblies and biomimetics. He now visits the Faul Group. Here he is giving a lecture on life-inspired soft matter dynamics and functionalities today.
Prof Faul was recently invited to spend some time at @Tsinghua_Uni Xuetang International Chemistry Summer School. Charl spent 6 years here as adjunct professor (2013–2019). Group member Jerry Mintah joins along on his first trip to China!