advanced bio-friendly polymers
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ADVANCED BIO-FRIENDLY POLYMERS. Jaroslav Mosn áček. ADVANCED BIO-FRIENDLY POLYMERS. HUSK/1101/1.2.1/0209. 1.10.2012 – 30.9.2014. Polymer Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
ADVANCED BIO-FRIENDLY POLYMERS
Jaroslav Mosnáček
Polymer Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia
Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
ADVANCED BIO-FRIENDLY POLYMERS
1.10.2012 – 30.9.2014
HUSK/1101/1.2.1/0209
Ing. Igor Lacík, DSc.director
Polymer Institute SASDúbravská cesta 9845 41 Bratislava
www.polymer.sav.sk
Polymer Institute SASa brief overview
Year 2012
type Number %
PhD/DSc 32/10 49
MSc* 28 33
technicians 14 16
others 2 2
86 100
*17 PhD students
Average age of researchers: 43.5
Personnel (in categories):
Mission: Competitive center for basic and applied research in polymer chemistry
Synthesis and
characteriza-tion
Biopolymer research
Composite materials
Molecularsimulations
4 scientific departments ~ 4 profile fields
Polymer Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences
•(nano)composites•blends•biopolymers•electrically conductive •thermally conductive •phase change materials•adhesives & sealants
•cell immobilization•enzyme immobilization•bioconjugates•vaccines•stimuli sensitive polym.•non-biofouling surfaces •hydrogels•bioadhesive materials
•molecular simulations •confined polymers •DNA in nanochannels•folding of proteins•polymer brushes•condensed polymers
•controlled polymerization•functional polymers•nanoparticles •hybrid dispersions•Degradation, stabilization•polymer flammability•photochemistry•liquid chromatography •structure/properties relation
Selected infrastructure
Nanoindentor HysitronTl-750XPS K-AlphaThermoFisher Scientific Conical calorimeter
Infrared spectrometer with microscope Microcompounder DSM Fluorescence lifetime determination
Dielectric spectrometerNovocontrol
Selected infrastructure
Gel permeation chromatography
Suntest Lumipol
Research Centre for Natural SciencesHungarian Academy of Sciences
H-1025 BUDAPESTPUSZTASZERI U. 59-67
HUNGARY
DIRECTOR GENERAL: GYÖRGY MIKLÓS KESERŰ
Number of employees: 680Number of reserchers: 360Number of PhD students: 60
Institute of Materials and Environmental Chemistry
Research Centre For Natural Sciences Hungarian Academy Of Scienceshttp://www.ttk.mta.hu/en/
• Department of Functional and Structural Materials
• Department of Interfaces and Surface Modification
• Department of Polymer Chemistry and Physics
• Department of Environmental Chemistry and Catalysis
• Department of Renewable and Clean Energy
• Laboratory for Environmental Protection
• Department of Polymer Chemistry (Head: prof. Bela Ivan)
• Novel functional polymers
• Carbocationic polymerization
• Radical polymerization
• Amphiphilic conetworks
• Degradation and stabilization of polymers
• Novel topology polymers
Research Centre for Natural Sciences HASExamples On Research Infrastructure
600 MHz NMR
MULTIDETECTOR GEL PERMEATION
CHROMATOGRAPHY (GPC)
Activity 1: Establishment of an intensive R&D collaboration, expansion
of the infrastructure and dissemination of the research results within the
scientific and industrial communities
Activity 2: Joint research and development of polymeric materials
applicable in agriculture and food packaging
ADVANCED BIO-FRIENDLY POLYMERS
Expansion of infrastructure:
Portable Raman & Modular NIR Spectrometer
GPC system consisting of autosampler, quartery
pump, thermostated columns and RI detector
will be delivered soon
Activity 1 -
New equipments at PI SAS, Bratislava Fume Hoods
Thermostatic cabinet
UV-VIS spetrofotometer
Infusion pump
Dessicator
PLANNED TO BE PURCHASEDtermostat for GPC columnscryostateglove-box
New equipments at RCNS HAS, Budapest
Output 2a: Polymeric material for food packaging with improved properties and stability in comparison with commercially available products, and zero diffusion of the stabilizers out of the polymer films.
Output 2b: Polymeric material for application as mulching films with properties and service lifetime the best fitting demands of the Slovak/Hungarian agricultural region.
• Screening of properties and degradability of commercially available polymers applicable in agriculture and food packaging.
• Development of non-diffusive hyperbranched stabilizers and prodegradants for polymers applicable in agriculture and food packaging.
• Development of polymeric materials with controlled service lifetime and properties required for applications in agriculture and food packaging.
Output 2c: Polyacrylamide for soil conditioning with structure and charge density ensuring the properties the best fitting the requirements of soils, which are typical in Slovak/Hungarian agricultural region.
Activity 2
Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, Horticulture and landscape engineering faculty
Department of vegetable production
Possible testing of prepared new mulch foil in real application
Cooperation with universities and producers
Institute of Polymer Materials, Faculty of Chemical and Food Technology,Slovak Technical University, Bratislava
&Chemosvit Svit a.s.
Biodegradable foils based on PLA and PLA/PHB
Tomas Bata University in Zlin
Preparation of biodegradable composites containing carbon black
Comunication with end-users
• Samples of mulch foils tested under real conditions:
• Mulch film after one season of use for production of sweet peppers = transparent LDPE foil (Distributor Schetelig.sk)
• Black mulch LDPE foil – original and used one season for production of melon
• Black/white LDPE mulch foil – used for production of strawberries
• Survey of requirements or demands of users on the properties of mulch film
Farmers from Mostova na Dunaji:
Farmers from Ostratice:
Gy. Szarka