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This project aims to create responsive soft materials that can autonomously react to chemical signals using signal transduction cascades. By integrating catalysis into these materials, it seeks to enable new applications in areas like robotics and personalized medicine.
It is the overall aim of this project to use responsive catalysts to introduce signal transduction cascades in soft materials, enabling autonomous, programmable and amplified response of soft materials to chemical signals from their environment. 'Smart' soft materials could find many important applications ranging from personalized therapeutics to soft robotics.
However, as most molecular materials are unable to communicate, or even respond to, changes in their environment, truly smart materials…
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT
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