PISA printing from CTA functionalized polymer scaffolds

Priester, A.; Yeng, J.; Zhang, Y.; Wang, R.; Convertine, A. J.

doi:10.1039/d3lp00252g

RSC Appl. Polym.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d3lp00252g

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PISA printing from CTA functionalized polymer scaffolds

A. Priester,

J. Yeng,

Y. Zhang

et al.

Abstract: This study investigates DLP 3D printing using RAFT polymerization-induced self-assembly (RAFT PISA) printing, focusing on the impact of CTA (chain transfer agent) groups per scaffold on PISA printing times and...

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Natural materials exhibit exceptional properties due to their hierarchical structures spanning from the nano-to the macroscale. Replicating these intricate spatial arrangements in synthetic materials presents a significant challenge as it requires precise control of nanometric features within large-scale structures. Addressing this challenge depends on developing methods that integrate assembly techniques across multiple length scales to construct multiscale-structured synthetic materials in practical, bulk forms. Polymers and polymer−hybrid nanoparticles, with their tunable composition and structural versatility, are promising candidates for creating hierarchically organized materials. This review highlights advances in scalable techniques for nanoscale organization of polymer-based building blocks within macroscopic structures, including block copolymer self-assembly with additive manufacturing, polymer brush nanoparticles capable of self-assembling into larger, ordered structures, and direct-write colloidal assembly. These techniques offer promising pathways toward the scalable fabrication of materials with emergent properties suited for advanced applications such as bioelectronic interfaces, artificial muscles, and other biomaterials.

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PISA printing from CTA functionalized polymer scaffolds

Abstract: This study investigates DLP 3D printing using RAFT polymerization-induced self-assembly (RAFT PISA) printing, focusing on the impact of CTA (chain transfer agent) groups per scaffold on PISA printing times and...

Cited by 1 publication

References 46 publications

Scalable Macroscopic Engineering from Polymer-Based Nanoscale Building Blocks: Existing Challenges and Emerging Opportunities

Scalable Macroscopic Engineering from Polymer-Based Nanoscale Building Blocks: Existing Challenges and Emerging Opportunities

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