报告人：Oliver Brüggemann 教授

(Head of the Institute of Polymer Chemistry, JOHANNES KEPLER UNIVERSITY LINZ)
报告题目：Chemical and medical applications of novel tailored functional & biomimetic polymers

摘要： The talk will give an overview of current research projects with a focus on functional and biomimetic polymers at the Institute of Polymer Chemistry at Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria. For instance, antioxidants as stabilizers are immobilized on polymers to be applied in long-term resistant and functional polyolefins for solar thermal collectors. In another project, polymers imprinted with ionic liquids are synthesized and used as catalyst carriers in supported ionic liquid phase (MIPSILP) catalysis. Also, specific molecularly imprinted polymers are developed for storing binary codes in polymers. A fourth part describes the progress in the area of designing and synthesizing DNA strands with artificial backbones. In other projects, polymeric or hybrid capsules, microspheres or nanoparticles are developed for later medical applications such as drug delivery and triggered controlled release of active agents. Furthermore, polyphosphazenes are designed to be applied as biodegradable carriers in drug delivery for cancer therapies and, in a cross-linked version, used as scaffolds for tissue engineering.

时间：2016年11月1日上午10:00

地点：蒙民伟楼201

Oliver Brüggemann 教授简介：

Prof. Oliver Brüggemann studied chemistry at the University of Hannover, Germany (1988-1994). During his doctorate, he worked with the Institute of Food Research in Reading, UK (1996), and with the EPF Lausanne, Switzerland (1996-1997). After receiving his doctoral degree at the University of Hannover in 1997, he continued his research as a postdoc at the EPFL, and in the following at Lund University, Sweden. In 1999, he moved to Technical University of Berlin, Germany, where he finished his habilitation in technical chemistry in 2004. After two industrial years at the polymer research department at BASF, Ludwigshafen, Germany, he was appointed as professor of chemical engineering at the Provadis School, located at the chemical park in Frankfurt-Hoechst, Germany. Since 2007, he is professor and chair for polymer chemistry at Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria. His research fields are: a) functional polymers for applications in medicine, pharma, skin care, and analytical chemistry; b) industrial aspects of polymers and degradation of polymers; c) bionic and biomimetic polymers, such as molecularly imprinted polymers.