26th POLYMER NETWORKS GROUP Meeting Dresden, June 21-25 (2026)
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Thursday
Time
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Small Hall
Lecture Hall
Session
9.3 Stimuli-Responsive Systems (Calvino)
6.6 Hydrogels (Mecerreyes)
5.6 Gelation and Elasticity (Wießner)
08:30
Voit:
Stimuli-responsive hydrogels as smart materials in microfluidic application
Style:
Extracting Hard-to-Measure Hydrogel Properties Using Freezing Experiments
Lang:
On the symmetry breaking between gelation and network degradation
08:40
08:50
Kuckling:
Dually Cross-linked Stimuli-sensitive Gels
Bandelli:
Recent Advances in Twin-Chain Cryogels for Cultural Heritage Preservation
Banc:
Rheological properties of a plant protein network close to the gel point
09:00
09:10
Wan:
Uncovering Aggregation-Induced Emission in Carbon Dots for Color-Changing Hydrogels and Information Encryption
Pandipilly Samson:
From Molecular Interactions to Nanocarrier Transport: Controlling Small Molecule Release from Glycosaminoglycan (GAG) - Based Hydrogels
Almeida:
In situ rheological monitoring of network formation and adhesion in protein gels
09:20
09:30
Marcisz:
Electroactive Microgels for Advanced Controlled Release Systems
Akca:
Ruggedized Colorimetric Hydrogel Platforms for High Temperature-High Pressure Environments
Nakatsugawa:
Theory of Gel Dynamics with General Linear Viscoelasticity
09:40
09:50
Vidallon:
Multistimuli-responsive polydopamine nanobowlarmored emulsions for imaging and theranostics
Vega:
PHOTOPOLYMERIZED GEL POLYMER ELECTROLYTES WITH INTEGRATED FLAME RETARDANCY FOR SAFER LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
Yasui:
Deformation behavior of gel particle in a microgel-reinforced hydrogel
10:00
10:10
Armelin:
Thermosensitive hydrogel applications and sustainable end-of-life approaches
Shibaev:
Multiscale structure and dynamics in electro- and magnetoactive polymer / ionic liquid ionogels
Valentin:
Time-Domain NMR in Rubber Science and Technology
10:20
10:30
10:40
coffee break
10:50
Time
Large Hall
Small Hall
Lecture Hall
Session
5.7 Breakage and Failure (Brancaart)
6.7 Electronic Applications (Patrickios)
1.3 Synthesis and Architecture (Voit)
11:00
Vahdati:
Elucidating the role of solvent viscosity in the dynamics and fracture of soft polymer networks
cancelled
Khachfe:
Synthesis and functional properties of itaconic acidbased hydrogels: toward the design of biobased and (bio)degradable materials
11:10
11:20
Zhang:
In situ study of cavitation and mechanical response in confined soft layers
Tavasli:
Green hydrogels as bioelectronic interfaces
Gaitzsch:
Responsive Hydrogels and Snail Slime Enabling MultiFunctional Microfluidic Reaction Chambers
11:30
11:40
Olsen:
Fracture Across Scales in Polymer Networks
Mecerreyes:
Design of Conductive Eutectogels for Bioelectronics
Johnson:
Deconstructing Polymer Networks to Decode Their Structures and Impart New Functions
11:50
12:00
Session
P4 Breakage and Failure (Lang)
12:10
Creton:
Effect of network architecture on crack initiation: experiments and simulations
12:20
12:30
12:40
12:50
Farewell
13:00
13:10
13:20
13:30
farewell lunch
13:40
13:50
Time
Large Hall
Small Hall
Lecture Hall
14:00
Conference School