Zhibing Hu Ph.D.
- Experimental soft condensed matter physics - Polymer chemistry and physics, Colloidal chemistry and physics - Biomaterials chemistry, nanostructured materials, and hydrogel materials Specific projects - Physical and chemical properties of polymer gels and related biomaterials - Self assembling and phase behaviors of hydrogel nanoparticles in solvents - Crystallization, glass transition, and gelation of colloidal dispersions - Synthesis and study of smart gels for sensors and devices applications - Developing nanostructured, biodegradable hydrogel materials for applications in controlled drug delivery, tissue engineering, food, cosmetics, super-absorbents and contact lenses. - Static and dynamic laser light scattering characterization. Rheological characterization. UV-visible spectroscopy. EducationPh.D., McMaster University, 1988, Experimental Condensed Matter Physics |
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