Covalent Adaptable Networks synthesis Line of research Covalent Adaptable Networks (CANs) are polymers in which there are cross-links consisting of reversible covalent bonds. This line of research is centered on the synthesis of new CANs, using substances obtainable from food or industrial waste as starting monomers. In particular, oleic or linoleic acid is used as the starting material. Staff Supervisor: Francesca LeonelliDepartment staff: Luisa Maria MignecoAndrea MartinelliFabrizio VeticaValerio Napoleone Publications Self-Healing and Reprocessable Oleic Acid-Based Elastomer with Dynamic S-S Bonds as Solvent-Free Reusable Adhesive on Copper Surface. Transamidation-based vitrimers from renewable sources. Theme and ERC Theme: MaterialsERC: PE5_15 Polymer chemistryPE5_23 Organic chemistryPE8_9 Materials engineering (biomaterials, metals, ceramics, polymers, composites...) Traineeship offer Area di ricerca: Organic chemistryCourse of study (advised): Chemistry
