Robot for the high-throughput synthesis of polymers

Research training group 3040 COIN

Copolymer Informatics: How digital technologies shape copolymer chemistry – From design to application
Robot for the high-throughput synthesis of polymers
Image: Anna Schroll
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Graphic: Dr. Stefan Zechel, Dr. Josefine Meurer

The research training group, COIN, focusses on the application of methods from computer science and robotics in polymer science. Their utilization enables a targeted combination of synthesis, processing and properties of copolymers. In addition, a structured training will lead to a new level of interdisciplinary understanding across the different disciplines.

Copolymer Informatics at a glance

  • Projects

    COIN includes seven sub-projects in four areas

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  • Qualification concept

    COIN offers interdisciplinary training in chemistry, computer science, and engineering.

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    Graphic: Dr. Stefan Zechel, Dr. Josefine Meurer

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News

  3. First visitor of COIN

    Dr. Volker Settels (BASF SE) visited the COIN team in Jena and Bayreuth.

    First visitor of COIN: Dr. Volker Settels
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Research training group 3040 COIN

Zentrum für Angewandte Forschung (ZAF)
Philosophenweg 7
07743 Jena Google Maps site planExternal link

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