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On Supramolecular Polymerization: Interview with Takuzo Aida
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AbstractProf. Takuzo Aida is one of the most visible materials chemists thanks to his many creative contributions to the broad field of supramolecular chemistry. Over the past two decades he has ingeniously utilized self‐assembly across scales and between various components to access a breathtaking variety of complex materials with fascinating properties. For example, the Aida Lab has pioneered conducting “bucky gel” by dispersing carbon nanotubes in ionic liquids as well as “aqua materials”, in which a tiny amount of additive renders water mechanically robust. From his personal insight he shares in this Interview, we can learn how his research evolved since his undergraduate studies. Moreover, he shares his vision on the importance of supramolecular polymers (Supra‐Plastics) to realize a sustainable society.
Title: On Supramolecular Polymerization: Interview with Takuzo Aida
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Takuzo Aida is one of the most visible materials chemists thanks to his many creative contributions to the broad field of supramolecular chemistry.
Over the past two decades he has ingeniously utilized self‐assembly across scales and between various components to access a breathtaking variety of complex materials with fascinating properties.
For example, the Aida Lab has pioneered conducting “bucky gel” by dispersing carbon nanotubes in ionic liquids as well as “aqua materials”, in which a tiny amount of additive renders water mechanically robust.
From his personal insight he shares in this Interview, we can learn how his research evolved since his undergraduate studies.
Moreover, he shares his vision on the importance of supramolecular polymers (Supra‐Plastics) to realize a sustainable society.
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