In April, we welcomed Tim Mrohs to the gels department. As part of his dissertation, he is researching hydrogels based on highly alkaline diallyldimethylammonium hydroxide (DADMAOH) for use in building preservation. He is focussing in particular on the development of alkali-stable crosslinkers and the formulation and investigation of molecular gel network structures. We wish him every success in his research and welcome him to the working group.
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