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Sustainability in Polymer Synthesis and Plastic Recycling: Find Out More Degradable Biomaterials: Find out more
Edited Book: Organic Catalysis for Polymerisation Prof Andrew P. Dove heads the group, find out more about him Cover Article: 1D vs 2D Shape Selectivity in Polymer Nanoparticles Research Highlight: Advanced hydrogel and elastomer materials via efficient click chemistry Research Highlight: Printing biomaterials from sustainable resources Cover Article: Non-Swelling Hydrogels Research Highlight: Controlling Particle Morphology Through Crystallisation Cover Article: Efficient Chemistry for Hydrogel Formation
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HTIbhamHealthcare Technologies Institute (HTI)@HTIbham·
May 10th, 8:33 am

Josh Worch ( @JoshWorchPhD ) from @Dove_Group at @unibirmingham will be giving a talk titled: Sustainable polymers and plastics recycling at our Sustainability showcase event (tomorrow, 10-3)

View the programme here: https://eventbrite.co.uk/e/lifetime-cdt-sustainability-showcase-tickets-330468519237

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JoshWorchPhDJoshua C. Worch@JoshWorchPhD·
April 25th, 5:53 pm

Here goes the biggest and best tweet of my life. In Jan 2023, I will be joining the Department of Chemistry at Virginia Tech @VTChemDept as a tenure-track Asst Prof! This #firstgen guy from small-town Indiana made it and is moving stateside after 5 amazing years here in the UK.

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LeibfarthGroupLeibfarth Research@LeibfarthGroup·
March 30th, 8:00 pm

In collaboration with @SardonL, @Dove_Group, De Meester (Ghent), and Chen (CSU), we are thrilled to share this @Nature Perspective on the upcycling of commodity polymers. Congrats to our very own @jillalty, @CoralieJehanno, Martjin, and everyone involved!. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-021-04350-0

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Dove_GroupDove Group@Dove_Group·
March 4th, 9:10 pm

A simple polymer design based on isohexides leads to reprocessable elastomers with off the charts mechanical performance! Excited to share this recent study in the areas of polymer stereochemistry and renewables ⬇️ @UoBChemistry @MLBeckerGroup @DukeMEMS https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/anie.202115904

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JoshWorchPhDJoshua C. Worch@JoshWorchPhD·
March 1st, 10:42 am

@Treehugger thanks for highlighting our work and putting it into such an interesting story! This article is a great read that describes our recent paper in @J_A_C_S https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.1c10278.
@CJStubbs_chem @Dove_Group @MLBeckerGroup https://twitter.com/Treehugger/status/1498486433987891204

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