Polymer networks are complex systems consisting of molecular components. Whereas the
properties of the individual components are typically well understood by most chemists …

Supramolecular polymer gels are precisely designed physical gels brought together by
reversible secondary interactions to form three dimensional networks of melt …

A mean-field equilibrium theory for reversible network formation due to heterotypic pairwise
interactions in mixtures of associative polymers is extended via a weak inhomogeneity …

The small specific entropy of mixing of high molecular weight polymers implies that most
blends of dissimilar polymers are immiscible with poor physical properties. Historically, a …

Polymer formulations possessing mesostructures or phase coexistence are challenging to
simulate using atomistic particle-explicit approaches due to the disparate time and length …

Hybrid molecular dynamics/Monte Carlo simulations are used to study melts of unentangled,
thermoreversibly associating supramolecular polymers. In this first of a series of papers, we …

We report on the strong segregation of core–shell Au nanoparticles, with a shell layer
consisting of a random copolymer brush of styrene and vinylphenol (PS-r-PVPh-SH), in poly …

Blends of diamidonaphthyridine (Napy) end-functional poly (n-butyl acrylate)(PnBA) and
ureidopyrimidinone (UPy) end-functional poly (benzyl methacrylate)(PbnMA) were studied …

The growing synergy between supramolecular chemistry and polymer synthesis is driven by
the realization that the dynamic nature of non-covalent interactions may bring new …

The inhomogeneous statistical associating fluid theory (i SAFT) is extended to associating
polyatomic molecular systems, using the inhomogeneous form of the association functional …