Stimuli-Responsive Liquid Crystal Polymer Particles: Fabrication through Microphotopolymerization
Author(s)
Abstract

Stimuli-Responsive Liquid Crystal Polymer Particles: Fabrication

through Microphotopolymerization

Author: Ryan Williams-Physics Undergraduate Student

Advisors: Jakub Kolacz and Dr. Qi-Huo Wei

Liquid Crystal Institute

Kent State University

Stimuli-responsive particles can be used as building blocks for reconfigurable mechanical or electromagnetic metamaterials and as carriers for drug delivery. In this work, we develop processes to fabricate micro-sized liquid crystal polymeric particles. These particles have well controlled molecular orientational ordering, and may be actuated by light or temperature variation. We will present our progress in the fabrication and characterization of boomerang shaped liquid crystal polymer particles.
Format
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2015-03-11
Contributor(s)
Faculty Mentor
Qi-Huo Wei
Jakub Kolacz
Subject
Permalink https://oaks.kent.edu/ugresearch/2015/Physics_Chem/7
WIlliams, R. (2015). Stimuli-Responsive Liquid Crystal Polymer Particles: Fabrication through Microphotopolymerization (1–). https://oaks.kent.edu/node/5203
WIlliams, Ryan. 2015. “Stimuli-Responsive Liquid Crystal Polymer Particles: Fabrication through Microphotopolymerization”. https://oaks.kent.edu/node/5203.
WIlliams, Ryan. Stimuli-Responsive Liquid Crystal Polymer Particles: Fabrication through Microphotopolymerization. 11 Mar. 2015, https://oaks.kent.edu/node/5203.