UnterlassLAB

Sustainable Advanced Materials

Interview with the Austrian Patent Agency

The Österreichisches Patentamt (Austrian Patent Agency) published an interview with Miriam, since our team  has  received the Austrian patent of the year 2020 award. The prize was awarded for one of our  patents  on the hydrothermal synthesis (HTS) of crystalline polyimides. HTS is an environmentally friendly method towards high-performance polymers. [Photo by Loacker] [Read more]

Our quinoxaline manuscript is featured on the front cover of ChemSusChem!

We are delighted to share our latest cover page of  the 8th issue of ChemSusChem which comes with an author profile and accompanies our publication on hydrothermally synthesized quinoxalines. Our manuscript reports the rapid (10 minutes!) hydrothermal synthesis of quinoxalines, a large-scale computational comparison of all existing reported synthetic alternatives, and the testing of the compounds as cell-staining fluorescent dyes. [Read more]

New paper in ChemSusChem!

We are very excited to share our latest  publication entitled “Green hydrothermal synthesis of fluorescent 2,3-diarylquinoxalines and large-scale computational comparison to existing alternatives”. This work is the result of a great collaboration with Stefan Kubicek’s Lab (CeMM  – Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences) and Jörg Menche’s Lab (Max Perutz Laboratories, University of Vienna). [Read more]

New paper on epoxy reinforced with crystalline polyimide particles

We just  published the first example of a composite reinforced with crystalline polyimide particles in Materials Advances. The high crystallinity of the polyimide particles was achieved by hydrothermal polymerization. This publication resulted from  a collaboration with Thomas Konneger’s lab and is entitled “High modulus polyimide particle-reinforcement of epoxy composites” . [Read more]