Material Science(22)

  • Carbon Nanotubes - Polymer Composites for Improved Mechanical and Electrical Properties (No. T4-1953)

    The superior mechanical and electrical properties of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are uniquely advantageous for enhancing polymer composites' mechanical and electrical properties. However, CNTs usually heavily bundle. ... Read more
    Full Professor Boris Rybtchinski

    Boris Rybtchinski

    Faculty of Chemistry

    18922
  • Iron Catalyzed Ring-Opening Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP) (No. T4-1905)

    A novel iron-catalyzed Ring-Opening Metathesis Polymerization (ROMP) of olefins, which leads to several new catalytic reactions and enables the synthesis of new polymeric materials. ... Read more
    Extension Service David Milstein

    David Milstein

    Faculty of Chemistry

    6199
  • A Sustainable Process for Phenol Production (No. T4-1892)

    A sustainable method for phenol production using electrocatalytic oxidation of benzene.  ... Read more
    Extension Service Ronny Neumann

    Ronny Neumann

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5728
  • Inertial NEMS for Nanosensor Applications Based on Inorganic Nanotubes (No. T4-1828)

    Inertial sensors for motion detection are increasingly integrated into portable devices, including IoT applications, mobile phones, wearables, automotive systems, and medical diagnostics. The demand for smaller electronics is driving innovation in miniaturized components. ... Read more
    Full Professor Ernesto Joselevich

    Ernesto Joselevich

    Faculty of Chemistry

    Emeritus Tenne Reshef

    Reshef Tenne

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5674
  • Homogeneous Dispersion of CNT Composites for Improved Conductivity, Bucky Papers (No. T4-1809)

    Battery and capacitor electrode technologies available in the industry today, are struggling to keep up with rapidly advancing applications that require high power and energy density such as electric vehicles, solar cells and telecommunications systems. ... Read more
    Full Professor Boris Rybtchinski

    Boris Rybtchinski

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5662
  • Green Chemistry for Ketones and Aldehydes Production (No. T4-1722)

    A novel green chemistry approach for producing ketones and aldehydes through an oxidative cleavage reaction. The process utilizes polyoxometalate (POM) catalysts to achieve aerobic cleavage of carbon-carbon double bonds in alkene.  ... Read more
    Extension Service Ronny Neumann

    Ronny Neumann

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5596
  • Highly Selective Optical Biosensors for Proteins in Biological Samples, with Excellent Signal-to-Noise Ratio (No. T4-1689)

    Sensing the levels of protein-based biomarkers in biological samples is crucial for diagnosis of various diseases including cancer. ... Read more
    Associate Professor David MARGULIES

    David Margulies

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5587
  • Inorganic Fullerene Coating For Medical Devices (No. T4-1566)

    Implantable or insertable medical devices must be made of materials with unique properties in addition to biocompatibility to address potential damage from the physiological environment and to maintain their effectiveness over time. ... Read more
    Emeritus Tenne Reshef

    Reshef Tenne

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5521
  • Green Catalytic Formation of Alcohols, Amines, Amides, Imines and Esters under Mild Conditions (No. T4-1551)

    The production of alcohols, amines, amides, imines, and esters is central to pharmaceuticals, polymers, dyes, fragrances, and agrochemicals, but conventional syntheses require harsh conditions, toxic reagents, and expensive noble metals. ... Read more
    Extension Service David Milstein

    David Milstein

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5512
  • High-Performance Electrochromic Devices (No. T4-1380)

    High-performance electrochromic materials that exhibit a practical combination of low-voltage operation and efficient color-switching, as well as long-term stability have been developed by the group of Prof. van der Boom. ... Read more
    Full Professor Milko E. Van der Boom

    Milko E. Van der Boom

    Faculty of Chemistry

    5458

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