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Green's Polymers @ASU

@GreenPolymerLab

Matt Green's Group at @ASU @SEMTEatASU Polymers - Membranes - Sustainability - CO2 capture - Water treatment - Separation Account run by postdocs and students

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Joined September 2022
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Heard the stat that only 9% of plastic is recycled? It’s misleading—it counts all plastic produced, even items never meant for recycling. In reality, billions of pounds of plastic packaging are recycled yearly. In Delivered, APR’s Pia Baker breaks it down. ow.ly/u1l350VjiFu
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ACS POLY Division@POLY_ACS11 Mar 2025
Attention students traveling to #ACSFall2025- POLY is collecting applications for the POLY Graduate Student Travel Award! Applications due: March 24, 20025 by 5PM PST polyacs.org/poly-graduate-st… #POLYstudentaward
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Eleftheria Roumeli@ERoumeli26 Feb 2025
Thanks so much to my friend @taylordsparks and his awesome @MaterialismPod podcast for having me! It was so fun spending time together & talking about #biomatter and some ways of turning it into #bioplastics! 🔊youtu.be/rRXc854tcZU?si=7wu_… open.spotify.com/episode/5Nw… #sustainability #polymers
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Christina Birkel@BirkelChristina28 Oct 2024
We follow chemical transformations of solids during microwave heating with in situ Raman spectroscopy. But what about temperature measurements? In our latest article, we show how Raman thermometry can be used to estimate temperatures&what does(n't) work. analyticalsciencejournals.on…
Raman Thermometry for Temperature Assessment of Inorganic Transformations During Microwave Heating

Raman Thermometry for Temperature Assessment of Inorganic Transformations During Microwave Heating

A Raman thermometry-based method was developed to estimate temperatures in microwave-assisted heating of solids. A double exponential dependence of Raman peak position to temperature was used. The...

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Kevin Stewart@KA_Stew25 Oct 2024
A straightforward method for achieving modular polyimine vitrimers from partially bioderived polystyrene copolymers/crosslinkers. A special thank you to a slew of talented undergraduate (and highschool!) mentees for all their hard work on this project. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Biobased Polystyrene Vitrimers for Thermoset Circularity

Biobased Polystyrene Vitrimers for Thermoset Circularity

Abstract. Thermoset polymers, known for their robust thermomechanical and chemical durability, suffer from poor recyclability due to their covalent cross-l

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ACS POLY Division@POLY_ACS25 Oct 2024
Mark your calendars for @NGRPC2025 Abstract submission extended until November 1st! NGRPC 2025 website: 2025ngrpc.asu.edu/
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Green's Polymers @ASU@GreenPolymerLab24 Oct 2024
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@Green_Polymers' Research Group ready to present in #AIChE2024 Polymers for sustainability, separations, membranes, CO2 capture, and more! Please stop by our posters and talks. @ASUEngineering @SM3ASU
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Unlock the science behind your daily coffee boost! ☕✨ Explore how caffeine keeps you alert and energized through its fascinating chemistry.
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#FacultyFridaySpotlight 🌟 Meet Dr. Nicholas Stephanopoulos, Associate Professor in the School of Molecular Sciences🧬 His research focuses on creating hybrid nanomaterials using DNA nanotechnology, with applications in biomedicine and nanotechnology. 🧪
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Polymer Biomaterials@polybiomat18 Oct 2024
Delighted to end the week with news that our new #acceptedmanuscript on using Branched Polymyers desolvating when exposed to targeted bacteria to trigger fluorescence signals is available! An important step towards viable rapid infection diagnostics: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Photophysical, thermal and imaging studies on vancomycin functional branched poly(N-isopropyl...

Photophysical, thermal and imaging studies on vancomycin functional branched poly(N-isopropyl...

Highly branched poly(N-isopropyl acrylamide) additives chain end functionalised with vancomycin have been designed to agglutinate and report on targetted G

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Wyatt Shields@WyattShieldsIV16 Oct 2024
Thrilled to share our @ScienceAdvances paper at science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…! Acoustic pipette to rapidly detect picomolar biomarkers from blood. If you like: Acoustics 🔊 Microfluidics 💧 Biological sensing 🧪 Engineered particles 🟢 Fluorescence detection 🔬 See our tweetorial 🧵
Acoustic pipette and biofunctional elastomeric microparticle system for rapid picomolar-level...

Acoustic pipette and biofunctional elastomeric microparticle system for rapid picomolar-level...

An acoustic pipette and functional microparticle system is used for rapid and sensitive biomarker detection from whole blood.

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ACS POLY Division@POLY_ACS17 Oct 2024
🚨 Attention POLY members! The 2024 Division of Polymer Chemistry Election is now live ⭐️ Please check your emails for your ballot information and VOTE for our nominees below before 11/16 🗳️
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📢 Mark your calendars for our Fall 2024 @SM3ASU seminar series! Amazing scientists will discuss their research and educational experiences!
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S. Eileen Seo@SeoEileenS10 Sep 2024
The Seo Lab is honored to be selected as a recipient of the prestigious DOE ECRP award! We will use the grant to develop dynamic polymer networks engineered by nanotechnology and improve the material sustainability.
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NEW: We're investing $138M in 91 early career scientists across the U.S. to advance cutting-edge research in AI, fusion energy, quantum, and more! This critical funding will shape the next generation of STEM leaders.🌎🔬 energy.gov/articles/us-depar…
U.S. Department of Energy Awards $138 Million to 91 Early Career Scientists

U.S. Department of Energy Awards $138 Million to 91 Early Career Scientists

Funding for the Early Career Research Program (ECRP) Supports the Next Generation of America’s Scientific Workforce

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History of Chemistry@HistoryChem2 Sep 2024
In 1983, D. Dess and J.C. Martin published their groundbreaking work on the Dess-Martin periodinane (DMP), transforming the landscape of alcohol oxidation in organic synthesis with its mild and selective approach. #chemtwitter Org. Chem. 1983, 48, 22, 4155–4156.
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Dr. Jessica Lamb@Ewerpointe23 Aug 2024
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@N_A_Romero and I are again organizing a Spring @AmerChemSociety symposium at the interface of organic and polymer chemistry! Abstracts due Sept 30, 2024! New: graduate student travel award! ✈️ See flyer for details! Tell your friends to apply! @POLY_ACS @ACSorganic
Modern Organic Methods in Polymer Chemistry Symposium co-sponsored by POLY and ORGN divisions at Spring ACS 2025 in San Diego. Invited speakers are Paula Diaconescu, Tomohiro Kubo, Ben McDonald, Megan Fieser, Tara Meyer, Kevin Noonan, and Melanie Chiu. Submit an abstract for a contributed talk by September 30, 2024 at maps.acs.org through the POLY division. Graduate students are eligible for a $500 travel award to support their attendance. Apply for the travel award by October 4, 2024 at tinyurl.com/mr3r3h94

ALT Modern Organic Methods in Polymer Chemistry Symposium co-sponsored by POLY and ORGN divisions at Spring ACS 2025 in San Diego. Invited speakers are Paula Diaconescu, Tomohiro Kubo, Ben McDonald, Megan Fieser, Tara Meyer, Kevin Noonan, and Melanie Chiu. Submit an abstract for a contributed talk by September 30, 2024 at maps.acs.org through the POLY division. Graduate students are eligible for a $500 travel award to support their attendance. Apply for the travel award by October 4, 2024 at tinyurl.com/mr3r3h94

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Josue Mota@mota_josue20 Aug 2024
🤩Small molecule organic eutectics as candidates to replace plastics - now published in Chemical Science pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…

Small molecule organic eutectics as candidates to replace plastics†

Legislative change and shifting consumer sentiment drive a need to replace polymers in certain products. Herein, we highlight that eutectic molecular glass

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Eleftheria Roumeli@ERoumeli15 Aug 2024
[I'm sorry but I could not help myself] Here's our most recent paper, which should have been titled "Fantastic Nanofibers and How to Tame Them: Adventures in Bacterial Cellulose Dynamics" - but I caved... Our lab is onto new adventures 😁 pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Insights into controlling bacterial cellulose nanofiber film properties through balancing thermod...

Insights into controlling bacterial cellulose nanofiber film properties through balancing thermod...

In recent years, nanocellulose has emerged as a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional petroleum-derived structural polymers.

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SEMTE@ASU@SEMTEatASU15 Aug 2024
#ICYMI, #ASUEngineeering researchers @Green_Polymers and Mani Modayil Korah were named semi-finalists in the @ENERGY Direct Air Capture Pre-Commercial Technology Prize competition to remove CO₂ from the air: tinyurl.com/2p8xe46c!
Mani Modayil Korah (left), a Science and Technology Center postdoctoral fellow, and Matthew Green (right), an associate professor of chemical engineering and director of the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions in the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, conduct research in the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory.

ALT Mani Modayil Korah (left), a Science and Technology Center postdoctoral fellow, and Matthew Green (right), an associate professor of chemical engineering and director of the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions in the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, conduct research in the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory.

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Julien Nicolas@julnicolas22 Apr 2024
Delighted to share the stage w/ @niu_group for this upcoming @ACSPublications @POLY_ACS webinar, focused on rROP! 🗓️ Thu May 2nd 2024, 2-3.30 pm ET 👉 acs.org/acs-webinars/library… Many thanks for the kind invitation @Brent_Sumerlin Rebecca Olson Short & Tomonori Saito!
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