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Kateri H. DuBay
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
University of Virginia
JOINT LAUFER CENTER and CHEMISTRY SEMINAR
On the Collective Behaviors of Oligomers: Implications for Self-Assembled Monolayers and Copolymer Sequences
Research in the DuBay Group uses numerical simulations to study the self-assembly of soft, nano-scale materials. We are particularly interested in the interplay between self-organization and environmental complexities, such as constraining geometries, time-dependent potentials, and ongoing chemical reactions. In this talk, I will describe our investigations into the self-assembly of mixed ligand monolayers on the surfaces of faceted nanoparticles and the emergent self-organization of nascent oligomers during step-growth copolymerizations.
Virtual Seminar.
Meeting ID: 979 6390 1457
Passcode: laufer
Host: Ken Dill