Institutionen för kemi och materialvetenskap

Multifunktionell materialdesign

Vårt yttersta mål är att kombinera flera funktioner i samma material genom supramolekylär kemi och utforma hierarkiska strukturer.

MMD webpage main image. GIF image by Aalto University, Giulnara Launonen

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Högskolan för kemiteknik

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Beakers / Photo by Aalto University, Aleksi Poutanen

Multifunctional Materials Design research group (MMD)

Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

Multifunctional Materials Design: research group members

Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

Beyond e-Textiles project

Nordic network on smart light-conversion textiles beyond electric circuits

Beyond e-Textiles webpage, main image. Image by Aalto University, Giulnara Launonen, Maija Vaara, Mithila Mohan

AI-yarn project (Bioinnovation)

AI-guided biohybrid assembly platform for e-textiles

AIyarn project main image. Photo by Aalto University / Matteo Iannacchero, Maija Vaara

EARMetal project

Electrochemically-Assisted Aqueous Reduction of Waste Streams for Metals Recovery and Functional Surfaces

EARMetal webpage, main image. Photo by Aalto University, Maija Vaara, Mithila Mohan

MMD FinnCERES: Energy

MMD projects funded by FinnCERES (theme Energy)

MMD FinnCERES projects main image. Photo by Aalto University / Mithila Mohan, Maija Vaara

MMD FinnCERES: Acoustics

MMD projects funded by FinnCERES (sub-theme Acoustics)

Measurement of how sound waves bend towards the absorption material. Photo by Aalto University, Tapio Lokki

ModelCom project

Autonomously adapting and communicating modular textiles

ModelCom webpage, main image, nylon yarn helix. Photo by Aalto University, Maija Vaara

WEARSENSNANO project

Continuous monitoring of hypothermia in elderly people by the novel integrated wearable sensor system based on cellulose hydrogel and metallic nanowires

WEARSENSNANO webpage, main image. Photo by Aalto University, Maija Vaara, Mithila Mohan

SUBSTAINABLE project

Multifunctional, high performance cellulose-based substrates for photovoltaics and optoelectronics

SUBSTAINABLE webpage, main image. Photo by Aalto University, Maija Vaara, Mithila Mohan

SUPER-WEAR project

Super-stretchable functionalized materials and fibers for third generation wearable technology

SUPER-WEAR webpage, main image. Photo by Aalto University, Maija Vaara, Mithila Mohan

Kontaktinformation:

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Institutionen för kemi och materialvetenskap, Aalto-universitetet, PB 16100, FI-00076 AALTO, Finland

Besöksadress:
Rum B209b, Kemistvägen 1, 02150 Esbo, Finland

Telefon (Entrétjänster):
+358 50 384 1658

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Senaste publikationer:

Carbon Aerogels Derived from Anion-Modified Nanocellulose for Adaptive Supercapacitor Performance

Yazan Al Haj, Ahmed B. Soliman, Jaana Vapaavuori, Mady Elbahri 2024 Advanced Functional Materials

Nanocellulose-Derived Hydrogels and Aerogels: Advanced Applications in Sustainable Technologies

Yazan Al Haj 2024

Development and characterization of polylactic acid/starch biocomposites – From melt blending to preliminary life cycle assessment

Hossein Baniasadi, Laura Äkräs, Zahra Madani, Frans Silvenius, Mahyar Fazeli, Sami Lipponen, Jaana Vapaavuori, Jukka Seppälä 2024 International Journal of Biological Macromolecules

Edible and Biodegradable Wearable Capacitive Pressure Sensors: A Paradigm Shift toward Sustainable Electronics with Bio-Based Materials

Fevzihan Basarir, Yazan Al Haj, Fangxin Zou, Swarnalok De, An Nguyen, Alexander Frey, Ijlal Haider, Veikko Sariola, Jaana Vapaavuori 2024 Advanced Functional Materials

A facile spinning approach towards the continuous production of aligned nanocellulose films

Hamidreza Daghigh Shirazi, Karl M.O. Håkansson, Tiffany Abitbol, Jaana Vapaavuori 2024 Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects

Bio-inspired surface structures promote optical transmittance and hydrophobicity in cellulose-based films for self-cleaning perovskite solar cells

Hamidreza Daghigh Shirazi, Seyed Mehran Mirmohammadi, Seyede Maryam Mousavi, Magnus Markkanen, Janne Halme, Ville Jokinen, Jaana Vapaavuori 2024 Communications Materials