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EPISODE · May 5, 2017 · 53 MIN

From Micelles to Materials

from Public lecture podcasts · host University of Bath

How do you make materials that make themselves? Karen Edler's research looks at ways of getting molecules in solution to find the middle ground between completely dissolving and being totally insoluble, to persuade them to put themselves together into complex and intricate structures. This work looks at self-assembly in a range of different systems, from lipid nanodiscs through to porous oxides, for applications from catalysis to drug delivery. By attempting to understand how structures form, this podcast - recorded in April 2017 - covers how Bath researchers hope to develop design rules to produce novel materials.

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