Browsing by Author "Vandenbergh, Joke"

Acid-induced room temperature RAFT polymerization: synthesis and mechanistic insights

Alpha and omega: Importance of the nonliving chain end in RAFT multiblock copolymerization

Anionic PPV polymerization from the sulfinyl precursor route: Block copolymer formation from sequential addition of monomers

Combustion deposition of MoO3 films from fundamentals to OPV applications

Comparative kinetic monte carlo study of the sulfinyl and dithiocarbamate precursor route toward highly regioregular MDMO-PPV

Continuous synthesis and thermal elimination of sulfinyl-route poly(p-phenylen vinylene) in consecutive flow reactions

Controlled synthesis of MDMO-PPV and block copolymers made thereof

Cross-linked degradable poly(b-thioester) networks via amine-catalyzed thiol-ene click polymerization

Efficiency assessment of single unit monomer insertion reactions for monomer sequence control: kinetic simulations and experimental observations

Facile design of degradable poly(beta-thioester)s with tunable structure and functionality

Facile synthesis of well-defined MDMO-PPV containing (tri)block-copolymers via controlled radical polymerization and CuAAC conjugation

High-throughput polymer screening in microreactors boosting the Passerini three component reaction

Improved livingness and control over branching in RAFT polymerization of acrylates: Could microflow synthesis make the difference?

Improved mechanistic insights into radical sulfinyl precursor MDMO-PPV synthesis by combining microflow technology and computer simulations

Kinetic and mechanistic study on p-quinodimethane formation in the sulfinyl precursor route for the polymerization of poly(p-phenylenevinylene) (PPV)

Nitrone-mediated radical coupling of polymers derived from reverse iodine-transfer polymerization

Opto-electrical and morphological characterization of water soluble conjugated polymers for eco-friendly hybrid solar cells

Phase behavior of PCBM blends with different conjugated polymers

Polyacrylates

Polymer end group modifications and polymer conjugations via "Click" chemistry employing microreactor