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News:

04/09/08 Congratulations to Leen and Atilla with both poster awards during the NATO-meeting
28/08/08 Annual PCR summer BBQ
28/08/08 Lecture of Rachel O'Reilly (Cambridge) in PCR-group
20/08/08 JACS-paper about nanoparticles released
19/08/08 Macromolecules paper about 'clicked' nanocomposites online
18/06/08 First paella-evening takes place
14/06/08 Macromolecules-paper about 'click'-work with polyurethanes released
8/05/08 Television coverage about Dr. Sam Verbrugghe's valorization activities at UGhent
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Contact Info:

Department of Organic Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry Research Group


Ghent University
Krijgslaan 281 S4-bis
B-9000 GHENT
Belgium

Ingrid Denaene (Secr.)
(+32)9264 4489
(+32)9 2644972 (fax)
Prof. Dr. Filip Du Prez (Head of group)
(+32)9264 4503
Dr. Sam Verbrugghe (Technology)
(+32)9264 4462

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The key objectives of the "Polymer Chemistry Research Group” (PCR) within the Department of Organic Chemistry in the Faculty of Sciences of Ghent University can be described under the general heading "design, characterization and application of tailor-made, functional polymer structures and polymeric-derived materials".
Three types of research projects can be distinguished:

With our highly interdisciplinary approach, we are targeting novel polymer materials, for use in such areas as nanoscience and certain industrial applications by a combination of fine control over the polymer chemistry and an in-depth characterization of the materials generated, in conjunction with numerous academic and corporate partners.

A Technology Developer, operating in the fields of our research, is strongly involved in the development of early-stage technologies and the set-up of long-standing interactions with corporate partners.

By its research activities and equipment facilities, the PCR-group has the intention to provide students and researchers with a broad scope of the design and understanding of the properties of polymeric materials.


We hope to welcome you one day to the
beautiful city of Ghent,
home of the spirit of Leo Baekeland.