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1 Chemical Sciences Chemistry of Materials Grants Overview Annex to Factsheet The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research
2 Grants Talent Scheme 2010 Dr. A. Stradomska-Szymczak Modeling excited state dynamics in large molecular aggregates RUG Dr. P. Nicu Vibrational Circular Dichroism: Towards a reliable and versatile VU method for absolute configuration determination Dr. M. Kamperman Bioinspired Dry Adhesives from Block Copolymers WUR Prof. dr. ir. J. van der Gucht Tough and smart: physically cross-linked double polymer networks WUR-AV Dr. N.H. Katsonis Nanostructured super-reflectors: learning lessons from scarab UT-MESA beetles Dr. M.A. Stöhr From surface-supported supramolecular assemblies to covalently RUG-WN coupled nanostructures Prof. dr. J. Dik Looking over the painter TUD-WMTTM Dr. H.M. Cuppen Kinetics in Soft Molecular Layers - from interstellar ices to RU-NWI polymorph control Dr. D. Dubbeldam Towards a blueprint for designing efficient structured mesoporous UVA-HIMS materials: Insight into adsorption and diffusion. Vici Prof. dr. E.P.A.M. Bakkers Nanowire Growth TUE-TN 2011 Dr. A.A. Bakulin Ultrafast spectroscopy linking molecular and device properties of FOM-AMOLF organic solar cells Dr. A.J. Cruz-Cabeza From Molecules to Crystals: Understanding the Key Factors that UVA-HIMS Govern the Observation of Crystal Structures Dr. P.T.K. Chin Multispectral nanomaterials for image guided surgery. LUMC Dr. I. Swart Combining ultrasmall with ultrafast: STM with sub-nanosecond UU-DINS time resolution Dr. ir. M.A. van Huis Atomic Scale Understanding of Cation Exchange in Nanocrystals UU-DINS Prof. dr. J. Oomens The chemistry underlying novel peptide sequencing methods RU-IMM 2012 Dr. ir. M.M.J. Smulders Multistimuli-responsive self-assembled polymer architectures WUR-AV Dr. ir. W.M. de Vos Responsive polymer brushes as functional interfaces for bio- UT-TNW sensors, enzymatic catalysis and targeted drug delivery. Dr. K. Müller Structural and electronic properties of organic charge-transfer RUG-ZIAM complexes on metals and insulators Dr. K.J.H. Giesbertz Time-dependent one-body reduced density matrix functional VU-EWSF theory for strong electron correlations Prof. dr. S. Otto Molecular Recognition and Self-Replication in Dissipative RUG-STRAT Molecular Networks 2 Grants Overview Chemistry of Materials
3 2013 Dr. W.L. Noorduin A new route to complex micro-architectures RU-NWISK Dr. I.A.C. Infante Modelling Surface Processes in Quantum Dot Solar Cells by First VU-EWSF Principles Dr. M.M.G. Kamperman Sticky when wet: bioinspired nanostructured complex coacervate adhesives for wet environments WUR-AV Prof. dr. K.U. Loos Poly(vinylidenefluoride) containing (block) copolymers - Novel RUG-WN ways to piezoelectric nanofoams, magnetoelectrics and polymer film dielectrics 2014 Dr. W. Fu Overcoming the Debye screening length with radiofrequencyoperated graphene biosensors Dr. S.J. Wezenberg Supramolecular detection and photodynamic control of substrate RUG-STRAT chirality Dr. H.B. Eral SoftPharma: Functional soft matter for controlling polymorphism UU-BWSK Dr. L. Albertazzi Design of Bio-active Supramolecular Polymers TUE-ICMS Dr. E. Otten Contemporary alchemy: conferring noble-metal reactivity on RUG cheap elements by ligand design Dr. Ir. A. Petrignani Shapes and sizes of hydrocarbons in space UVA-HIMS Dr. I.K. Voets Supramolecular Colloidal Materials: towards programmable TUE-ICMS colloidal assembly for functional supramolecular materials 2015 Dr. P.W.J.M. Frederix Shrinking protein-rna conformational space with artificial RUG intelligence Dr. B. Seoane de la Cuesta SoftPharma: Functional soft matter for controlling polymorphism TUD 3 Grants Overview Chemistry of Materials
4 Grants TOP, TOP-PUNT and TOP Prof. dr. G.J. Kroes Towards accurate predictive calculations on reactions of molecules on UL-LIC metal surfaces Dr. O.V. Gritsenko Novel density-matrix response functional theory to calculate molecular VU-EWSF electronic excitations including double, bond breaking, and chargetransfer excitations Prof. dr. W.J. Buma Molecular Machines at Work in the Gas Phase UVA-HIMS Prof. dr. T.T.M. Palstra Novel Spintronic Materials RUG-WN Prof. dr. S. Woutersen Slippery when wet: How water lubricates molecular machines UVA-HIMS Prof. dr. C. Filippi Novel tools for computational spectroscopy: The primary isomerisation UT-TNW in vision Prof. dr. W.K. Kegel Colloidal Surfactants (and beyond). UU-BWSK Prof. dr. J.H. van Esch Catalytic control over soft matter TUD-TNWCE Prof. dr. ir. M. Dijkstra Understanding the origin of chirality in colloidal liquid crystals UU-BWNS Dr. A.W. Ehlers Chiral pentaorganosilicates VU-EWSF Dr. P.C.M. Christianen Enantioselection of supramolecular chirality by external fields RU-IMM Dr. B.H. Erné Water-Water Pickering Emulsions UU-BWSK Dr. C. de Mello Donega Colloidal heteronanocrystals of earth-abundant and non-toxic UU-BWSK compounds: new materials for tailoring and harvesting nanoscale excitons Prof. dr. ir. H.S.J. van der Zant Single-molecule electronic devices based on quantum interference effects TUD-TNW Prof. dr. W.L. Vos Tunable light sources by positioning quantum dots in 3D photonic UT-TNW bandgap crystals with polymer brushes Prof. dr. P.E. de Jongh Supported light-metal nanoparticles for N≡N bond activation. UU-DINS Prof. dr. C. Filippi Molecular underpinnings of super-resolution imaging: A first-principle UT-TNW computational study Prof. dr. H. Zuilhof Throwing DARTs at a surface: Fast and quantitative analysis of organic WUR-AV surface reactions Prof. dr. ir. Kinetic theory of structural transitions in supramolecular polymers TUE-TN P.P.A.M. van der Schoot Prof. dr. S. Harder Molecular magnesium hydride and magnesium(i) clusters: from RUG-WN fundamental studies to application 4 Grants Overview Chemistry of Materials
5 Prof. dr. Nanoperiodic semiconductors from colloids that react as atoms UU-BWSK D.A.M. Vanmaekelbergh Prof. dr. W.J. Buma Optically Amplified Vibrational Circular Dichroism:boosting the UVA-HIMS difference between left and right Prof. dr. M.A.G.J. Orrit Magic wand: Enhancing single weak emitters in the near field of a gold UL-WN nanorod Prof. dr. ir. M. Dijkstra Understanding critical Casimir forces between colloidal particles in UU-BWNS near-critical solvent mixtures Dr. A. Imhof Heads or Tails? Colloidal rods with graded surface chemistry UU-DINS Dr. I. Swart Single atom analytics: chemical identification of single atoms and UU-BW functional groups in molecules Dr. P. Gori-Giorgi The strictly-correlated-electrons approach at work for Chemistry: VU-EWSF Density Functionals for transition metals and accurate excitation energies Dr. I.K. Voets Supramolecular Colloids: multivalent particles with switchable and TUE-ST orthogonally selective 'sticky' interactions Prof. dr. A.H. Velders Multivalent Orthogonal Nanoparticle Aggregates Ligand Induced WUR-AV Self-(dis)Assembly (MONALISA) Prof. dr. B.L. Feringa Molecular Motors RUG-STRAT Prof. dr. D.H. Parker Imaging Astrochemistry in the lab RU-IMM TOP-PUNT Prof. dr. E.W. Meijer Polymers in motion TUE Dr. C. de Mello Donega Ultrathin Colloidal Nanosheets of Metal Chalcogenides: New Materials UU-DINS for 2D Excitons and Plasmons Dr. A.V. Petukhov Chiral colloids UU-BWSK Dr. R.J. de Vries An artificial virus replicating in a cellular host: orthogonal self-assembly WUR-AV in complex biomolecular mixtures Dr. H.M. Cuppen Energy Dissipation and its Effect on the Local Environment RU-IMM Prof. dr. L.D.A. Siebbeles Influence of nanocrystal shape on dynamics of charges and trions TUD-TNWCE Prof. dr. A.M. Brouwer In touch with fluorescent probe molecules: microscopic visualization of UVA-HIMS contacts and friction Dr. ir. T.J. Savenije Revealing charge carrier generation and transport in organometal TUD-TNWCE halide perovskites: Towards rational design of optoelectronic materials Dr. R.E. Kieltyka Applying autonomous biomolecular cascade reactions to synthesize UL-LIC novel hybrid nucleic acid-graft copolymeric materials Dr. C. Fonseca Guerra Computational Design of Supramolecular Self-Assembling Materials VU-EWSF based on a Condensed-Phase Molecular Orbital Theory 2015 TOP-PUNT Prof. dr. D.A.M. Vanmaekelbergh Superficial Superstructures: Control of Colloidal Ordering at Interfaces UU 5 Grants Overview Chemistry of Materials
6 Grants International Thematic Programmes 2011 ChemThem: Out-of-equilibrium self assembly Prof. dr. E.W. Meijer Controlled Reaction-Diffusion in Self-Assembled Systems TUE-ICMS Prof. dr. A. Herrmann Complex Functions in Colloidal Vesicle Systems Mediated by DNA RUG-WN Prof. dr. S. Otto Out-of-Equilibrium Assembly of Dynamic Combinatorial Hydrogels RUG-STRAT Dr. ir. J.H.B. Sprakel Colloidal LEGO with peptides WUR-AV Prof. dr. G.J. Vancso Crosslinking polymer microparticles in non-equilibrium with light: UT-TNW Redox-active designer hydrogels for low-cost lab-on-paper diagnostics 2012 Cooperation India - Functional Materials Prof. dr. ir. B.J. van Wees Graphene Spintronics with Complex Oxides RUG-WN Prof. dr. E.J.M. Hensen Design of novel bifunctional gold-ti- and Fe-modified zeolite TUE-ST functional materials for the catalytic oxidation of hydrocarbons Prof. dr. R.P. Sijbesma Functional nanoporous membranes based on liquid crystalline and TUE-ST hyperbranched polymers Gravitation Programme 2012 Research Centre for Functional Molecular Systems Prof. dr. E.W. Meijer, prof. dr. B.L. Feringa, Prof. dr. ir. R.A.J. Janssen, Prof. dr. R.J.M. Nolte, Prof. dr. ir. J.C.M. van Hest, Prof. dr. S. Otto 6 Grants Overview Chemistry of Materials
7 Grants Public-Private Cooperation CHIPP Prof. dr. A. Meijerink Nanoparticle-based EUV resists UU Private partner: ASML Netherlands TA Prof. dr. W.J. Buma Development of a Vibrational Optical Activity analysis toolbox: from UvA chiroptical spectra to molecular stereochemistry and conformation Private partners: BioTools Inc., Scientific Computing & Modelling Dr. I.K. Voets PUSYNSTAB TUE Private partners: DSM Coating Resins, SyMo-Chem Prof. dr. A.P.M. Kentgens Localized Spectroscopy of Polymers by Solid-State NMR RU Private partners: DSM Resolve, Spinnovation Analytical, Teijin Aramid, Philips Medical Systems Nederland, NovioTech Prof. dr. J. van Duynhoven DIffusional NAnoprobes for MultI-length Scale material WUR CHaracterisation (DINAMISCH) Private partners: SyMo-Chem, Unilever R&D Vlaardingen Prof. dr. ir. N.E. Benes Hypercrosslinked nanoscale-hybrid membranes for solvent nanofiltration UT Private partner: ISPT LIFT Prof. dr. H. Zuilhof Antifouling coatings based on zwitterionic dendrimers WUR Private partner: Surfix KIEM Dr. L.B.F. Juurlink Kwaliteitsbepaling van een gekromd eenkristallijn zacht metalen UL oppervlak Private partner: Surface Preparation Laboratory Prof. dr. L.W. Jenneskens Adsorption of metal cations from solution with carbon-supported UU iron(oxide) nanoparticles Private partner: Geochem Research Dr. J. Prakash Stabilisation of nanoparticles and quantification of polymeric building UT blocks (SNAP) Private partner: Cristal Therapeutics Dr. L.B.F. Juurlink A comparison of curved and flat cobalt polished surfaces: surface quality UL and influence of polishing direction Private partner: Surface Preparation Laboratory Dr. ir. B.A.J. Noordover Opfrissen van 3D-print afval TUE Private partner: 3DPPM Dr. A.F.J. Ram Ontwikkeling van duurzame piepschuimvervanger op basis van LEI organische vezels en schimmeldraden Private partner: Generation of Change Dr. ir. M.M.J. Smulders Gecontroleerde groei van niet-vervuilende coatings onder invloed van WUR zichtbaar licht Private partner: Surfix 7 Grants Overview Chemistry of Materials
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