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Project

Long-term stable organosilica nanofibrous membranes functionalised for advanced engineering applications

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Fibrous Material Structure Developments for Sustainable Heterogeneous Catalysis – An Overview

Eva LoccufierDamien P. DebeckerDagmar D'hoogeKlaartje De BuysserKaren De Clerck

U Journal Article in ChemCatChem

A broad spectrum of electrospun organosilica membrane properties by tuning the chemical nature of the precursor building block

Eva LoccufierSofie VerschraegenBianca SwanckaertDagmar D'hoogeKlaartje De BuysserKaren De Clerck

U Journal Article in Materials Today Chemistry

High capacity, silica-based anion-exchange nanofiber membranes for the selective recovery of lactic acid

Bianca SwanckaertNele Vande VeldeEva LoccufierKlaartje De BuysserLuiza BoninKaren De Clerck

A1 Journal Article in SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES

Playing with chlorine-based post-modification strategies for manufacturing silica nanofibrous membranes acting as stable hydrophobic separation barriers

Minglun LiEva LoccufierJozefien GeltmeyerDagmar D'hoogeKlaartje De BuysserKaren De Clerck

A1 Journal Article in ADVANCED FIBER MATERIALS

Microscale and macroscale deformation behavior of electrospun polymeric nanofiber membranes using in situ SEM during mechanical testing

Olivier VerschatseEva LoccufierBianca SwanckaertKaren De ClerckLode Daelemans

A1 Journal Article in POLYMERS

The amazing world of network polymers and their applications

Dagmar D'hoogeLies De KeerEva LoccufierKillic KarsuPaul Van SteenbergeAnastasia KislyakHendrik FrischLode DaelemansKlaartje De BuysserMarie-Françoise ReyniersChristopher Barner-kowollikR. W. DauskardtKaren De Clerck et al.

Improving mechanical properties for extrusion-based additive manufacturing of poly(lactic acid) by annealing and blending with poly(3-hydroxybutyrate)

Sisi WangLode DaelemansRudinei FiorioMaling GouDagmar D'hoogeKaren De ClerckLudwig Cardon

A1 Journal Article in POLYMERS

Electrospinning of silica nanofibrous membranes for the separation of heterogeneous azeotropes

Eva LoccufierLode DaelemansDagmar D'hoogeKlaartje De BuysserKaren De Clerck

Silica nanofibrous membranes for the separation of heterogeneous azeotropes

Eva LoccufierJozefien GeltmeyerLode DaelemansDagmar D'hoogeKlaartje De BuysserKaren De Clerck

A1 Journal Article in ADVANCED FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS