Bettina was selected for participation in the profil HIGH POTENTIAL DAY  taking place on July 1^st in the town hall of the city of Vienna. We congratulate Bettina to this achievement and wish her a great day! [Read more]

Miriam will be attending the 65^th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting taking place from June 28^th to July 3^rd in Lindau, Germany.  This year’s meeting is centered around chemistry, physics and medicine/physiology and will be attended by 65 laureates and over 650 young scientists from over 90 countries. Looking forward to a great week! [Read more]

Several members of our group will present their research projects at the Vienna young Scientist Symposium (VSS) taking place on June 25^th-26^th at TU Wien. Bettina will deliver her talk “Geomimetic polymer synthesis: Highly crystalline polyimides by hydrothermal polymerization”, Catarina will present her poster “Highly controlled magnetic iron oxide nano particle assemblies using tailored precursors”, and Martina will present her poster “Novel ferrocene- containing high-performance polymers”. [Read more]

Miriam will be attending the Precision Polymer Meeting (P²M) taking place from May 26^th to 29^th in Lacanau, France. [Read more]

Polymer Chemistry has named Miriam one of the “Emerging Investigators 2015”. In this context we were invited to contribute a full paper, which appeared online today. We congratulate Bettina et al. to the paper: “Towards a General Understanding of Hydrothermal Polymerization of Polyimides”. [Read more]

Miriam answers the question “Why is glas breaking so easily?” asked by a four-year old girl in the Austrian magazine “NEWS”. The short answer can be found here. [Read more]

Miriam will deliver a talk on the 12^th of May at the DVSPM 2015 in Gmunden, Austria. Her talk will be entitled  “Hydrothermal polymerization: towards highly crystalline high- performance polymers”. [Read more]

We are very happy that three students joined our team for their BSc theses. Thomas Roiss (left) will be working on high-performance polymers via  preorganized precursors, and Sophia Steinbacher (middle) and Heribert Gerstner (right) will work on hydrothermal polymerization during their time in the UnterlassLab. We wish you all the best of luck with your projects! [Read more]

In the first issue of the new Austrian magazine 2030 – Das Zukunftsmagazin, Miriam was interviewed as one of 30 young researchers that might shape the Austrian research landscape in 2030. The interview can be found here. [Read more]

The paper “Creating geomimetic polymers” on hydrothermal polymerization just went online in Materials Today – it’s open access, so check it out! [Read more]