Multicompartment - Globe Thesis

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1.	Dissipative Particle Dynamics Study Of Microstructures Of Complex Block Copolymer Systems
2.	Dissipative Particle Dynamics And Theoretical Study Of Complex Block Copolymer Micelle Systems
3.	The Development And Application Of Parallel High Performance Dissipative Particle Dynamics Code
4.	Dissipative Particle Dynamics Study Of Multicompartment Micelles
5.	Multicompartment Micellar Solutions In Shear And Confinement Studied By Dissipative Particle Dynamics Simulations
6.	Synthesis And Characterization Of Novel Fluorinated Amphiphilic Copolymers And Their Applications
7.	Synthesis And Characterization Of Fluoroalkyl End-Capped Block Copolymers With PH/Temperature Response And Their Self-Assembly Behavior
8.	Synthesis, Characterization And Self-Assembly Properties Of Fluorinated Polyolefin-Based Copolymers
9.	Research On Micellization Of Doubly Thermo-responsive Block Copolymer And Preparation Of Multicompartiment Block Copolymer Nanoparticles
10.	Synthesis Of PEO/PAA Star-Shaped Brush-Like Copolymers And Preparation Of Inorganic Functional Nanocrystal Clusters With Organic Polymeric Unimolecular Templates
11.	In-situ Synthesis Of Functional Multicompartment Block Copolymer Nanoparticles
12.	Monte Carlo Study Of The Self-assembly Behavior Of ABCA Tetrablock Copolymers In Selective Solvents
13.	Polymerization-Induced Hierarchical Electrostatic Self-Assembly Mediated By Amphiphilic Block Copolymer Micelles
14.	Synthesis And Properties Of Multicompartment Nanoparticles Of ABC Miktoarm Star Polymers And Block Copolymer Nanoparticles With Different Hydrophilicity
15.	Multicompartment micelles from block terpolymers in selective solvents
16.	Multigeometry nanoparticle and multicompartment superstructure construction with block copolymers: Molecular design, solution assembly, and kinetics
17.	Synthesis And Solution Self-assembly Of Amphiphilic Linear Block Copolymers
18.	Controllable Chemical Preparation Of Multicompartment Micromotors And Their Enzymatic Catalytical Self-propulsion
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