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Prof. Sankaran (Thai)
Thayumanavan
University of Massachusetts
Department of Chemistry
Monday
March 24
3:30 pm
1315
Chemistry
“Bottom-up Approaches to
Stimuli-sensitive Supramolecular
Nanoassemblies”
Non-covalent encapsulation of guest molecules and
their triggered release is of paramount importance
in a variety of areas. Achieving such release
characteristics would have significant implications
in applications such as drug delivery and biosensing. For example, using proteins as trigger is
interesting since protein imbalances are primary
bases for most of the human diseases. Customdesigned macromolecules have been utilized for
this purpose due to their unique ability to
sequester guest molecules and release them in
response to a specific biological trigger. The talk
will outline examples of systems that are
responsive to chemical, physical, and biological
stimuli.