SFB 985 organizes the next virtual symposium on microgels
After the successful Virtual Symposium on Microgels this autumn the SFB 985 has decided to organize a continuation and to
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SFB 985
Functional Microgels and Microgel Systems
Year: 2020
2020 Virtual Symposium on Microgels
We thank all the speakers and participants for this successful event! Even in the late and early hours the young
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Stiffness tomography of ultra‐soft nanogels by atomic force microscopy
The softness of nanohydrogels results in unique properties and recently attracted tremendous interest due to the multi‐functionalization of interfaces. For
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SFB 985 on the cover of Biomacromolecules
The paper Influence of size and cross-linking density of microgels on cellular uptake and uptake kinetics by Victoria Switacz et
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SFB 985 on the cover of Mendeleev Communications
Stimuli-responsive aqueous microgels: properties and applications Water-soluble microgels have been known for over than three decades. Initially introduced as thermoresponsive
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Video abstract: Tailoring the cavity of hollow polyelectrolyte microgels
Our recent publication explained by the SFB 985 researcher and the paper’s first author Sarah Wypysek: Macromol. Rapid Commun. 2020,
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Nanoparticles in the biological context: surface morphology and protein corona formation
In a recent concept article published in Small, Richtering, Alberg and Zentel have summarized existing data with the aim to
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Controversy resolved – SFB researchers clarify how charges affect the properties of microgels adsorbed to fluid interfaces
The role of charges on the interfacial properties of microgels has been discussed controversially in the literature. In this work,
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SFB 985 on the back cover of Chemical Communications
Enhanced catalytic activity of copper complexes in microgels for aerobic oxidation of benzyl alcohols As part of Project A1 of
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Influence of size and cross-linking density of microgels on cellular uptake and uptake kinetics
The unique pH and temperature responsiveness of PNIPAM-based microgels make them a promising target for novel biomedical applications such as
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