Li found the nanoparticle segregation by accident when printing colloidal inks. The segregation was difficult to get rid of. I suggested that why don’t we use it? Li used the segregation to make so beautiful color patterns.
Our work on one-step, mask-free structural colour patterning via tunable nanoparticle segregation was published on Nature Communications. Big congrats to my PhD student, Li. https://t.co/wAgdGSJHyK
Our work about the inverse design of structural colors in bottlebrush block copolymers was highlighted by C&EN: Chemistry in Pictures: Predicting a polymer palette https://t.co/Bo4tRvgeZX
Our work on Inverse design of structural colours in polymeric films with crystallization-induced reversible thermochromism is published on Nature Communications https://t.co/vITOWcUEfs
Rui @RuiHuangUTAus and I have just completed a draft of a textbook titled—
Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Polymers
The book is limited to reversible thermodynamic processes of polymer networks. We would value your comments.
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Our review on “Electrically Triggered Color‐Changing Materials” is published in Advanced Optical Materials. We’re the first to put pigmentary and structural colors together for detailed comparative discussion in the context of electrochromic materials. https://t.co/v9PkrC6dIb
US trip ended with meeting postdoc advisor Vinny Manoharan and collaborator David Clarke. Benefited a lot again from talk with them. Just arrived at Hongkong and getting my self ready to go back to work!
Lucky to know Lakers plays with Cavs last night. Drove directly to the arena right after landing. Surprised to see Quicken loans is changed to Rocket Mortgage. When I entered the arena after 1 hour of traffic, the third quarter already started. Enjoyed the live game a lot!