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LOCATION:IFW\, Helmholtzstraße 2001069 Dresden
SUMMARY:Zhang: Polymeric smart materials derived from sustainable biomateri
 als
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Jr.-Professor  Kai Zhang\nInstitute of Speaker: Wood T
 echnology and Wood Chemistry\, University of Goettingen\nTopics:\nMaterial
 ien\, Physik\n Location:\n  Name: IFW (D2E.27\, IFW Dresden)\n  Street: He
 lmholtzstraße 20\n  City: 01069 Dresden\n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescription:
  Sustainable biomaterials\, including diverse types of polysaccharides\, a
 re the most abundant raw materials on earth. Despite of extensive research
  on their biological synthesis and molecular structures\, understanding of
  their particular structure constructions\, physicochemical properties and
  further application in the field of advanced technology still need much m
 ore exploration.   For these purposes\, the chemical derivatisation by int
 roducing diverse functional groups is a promising way for the adjustment o
 f their physicochemical properties and for expanding their application are
 as. In particular\, a few polysaccharides can be present as polymeric chai
 ns or as crystalline supramolecular structures\, which not only require to
 tally different methodologies for the modification but also provide opport
 unities for distinct functions. During further preparation of diverse func
 tional materials by combining with synthetic polymers and other compounds\
 , diverse novel structures via self-assembly are achieved and novel physic
 ochemical properties are observed.   Thus\, native sustainable biomaterial
 s\, with the polysaccharides as the most abundant group\, demonstrate a gr
 eat platform for high-performance functional materials after chemical modi
 fication and precise material design. Moreover\, due to their particular s
 tructures\, specific properties accompanying the materials there derived c
 an be observed in comparison to other polymeric systems.
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