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Seminar：Theoretical aspects of ferroelectric nematic liquid crystals

Seminar：Linker-mediated assembly: from colloidal LEGOs to COVID testing

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2026-11

Seminar：Theoretical aspects of ferroelectric nematic liquid crystals

2026-10

Seminar：Linker-mediated assembly: from colloidal LEGOs to COVID testing

2026-10

Seminar：Spontaneous charge separation at the back of sliding water drops

2026-08

Seminar：Polymerisation-Induced Self-Assembly in Aqueous Media

2026-04

Seminar：Membrane-forming block copolymers with degradable blocks and linkers : Synthesis and self-assembly

2026-01

Seminar：Development a method of Multiscale Molecular Simulation to Investigate Structures, Dynamics, and Crystallization of Polymers

2025-12

Seminar：Polymers on Metal Nanoparticles: beyond Surface Capping to Active Interfaces

2025-12

Seminar：Discoidal Lipid Nanoparticles as a Generalized Platform: Applications and Characterization

2025-12

Seminar：Ionic Correlations in Polymer Nanostructures: From Block Copolymers to End-Charged Blends

2025-12

Seminar：From New Synthetic Methodologies and Self-Organizations to mRNA-Based Thrapeutics and Vaccines

2025-11

Seminar：Drop-based microfluidics: Making materials a picoliter at a time

2025-11

Seminar：Harnessing Chirality: Motorized Liquid Crystals in Action

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