Project: Cut-and-paste chemistry: from circular plastics to immunotherapeutics
2021-01-01 – 2025-12-31
- Abstract
Chemistry enables innovation by building new useful molecules. This requires the controlled formation of new bonds. A more challenging task is the cleavage of specific bonds within complex (macro)molecules. In this concerted research action, new platform chemistries for controlled, on-demand bonding and debonding applications will be explored and developed for their
potential in rational material design and therapeutics.
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Thermoswitchable catalysis to inhibit and promote plastic flow in vitrimers
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Thermally triggered triazolinedione-tyrosine bioconjugation with improved chemo- and site-selectivity
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Phenylpropynones as selective disulfide rebridging bioconjugation reagents
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Reprocessable polyurethane foams using acetoacetyl-formed amides
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Sequence-defined antibody-recruiting macromolecules
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Epoxy adhesives with reversible hardeners : controllable thermal debonding in bulk and at interfaces
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N-sulfonyl urethanes to design polyurethane networks with temperature-controlled dynamicity
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Visible light conjugation with triazolinediones as a route to degradable poly(ethylene glycol)-lipids for mRNA lipid nanoparticle formulation
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Recyclable vitrimer epoxy coatings for durable protection
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Polyaddition synthesis using alkyne esters for the design of vinylogous urethane vitrimers