Two of our employees, Christoph and Matthias joined for 5 weeks the group of Elvira Vidović at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology. 💼🌊 This cooperation was within the Austrian-Croatian bilateral cooperation under the title “Multi-material printing with functional methyl methacrylate resins. During their stay Matthias focused his work on the synthesis and characterization of different thermal-latent catalysts as well as on the possibilities to enhance the conductivity in vitrimeric-composites. Christoph used his time on the research for frontal-polymerizable dynamic networks. Outside of their work Matthias and Christoph visited Bosnia, Croatian towns like Slunj, Knin, Zadar and Split, and hiked on the highest mountain of Croatia the Dinara. Furthermore, a special thanks go to Elvira Vidović and her research group for their excellent hospitality and engagement throughout their stay. Both are looking forward to working again in her group. 🤝 #forschung #entwicklung #austria #polymer #polymerscience #cometcenter #employment
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Monitoring of multiple fabrication parameters of electrospun polymer fibers using Mueller matrix analysis
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