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Hsiao Lab at TAMU

Nanomaterials and Fluorescence Spectroscopy Group

Texas A&M University College of Engineering
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    • Area-unlimited dual-wavelengths AM
    • Harnessing supramolecular assembly in AM
    • Dual-cure crosslinker as high-performing AM materials
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Research

Hsiao Lab Research Focus: Nanostructured Materials Guided by Patterned Light and Flow

Research in the Hsiao group is inspired by the pursuit of advanced polymeric material designs that address current global challenges in sustainability, energy, and biomedical fields. Our focus is to expand the frontiers of hierarchical polymer material designs by embedding nano-resolution into high-speed additive manufacturing, for next generation bioelectronics devices and water-separation membranes. These interdisciplinary efforts draw research expertise from advanced optics design, living radical polymerization, and non-equilibrium polymer material processing.

Hsiao Lab Research Thrusts:

Thrust 1: Area-unlimited dual-wavelengths AMĀ 

Thrust 2: Harnessing supramolecular interactions micro-CLIP AM

Thrust 3: Dual-cure crosslinkers for high-performing AM materials

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  • About Us
  • Research
    • Area-unlimited dual-wavelengths AM
    • Harnessing supramolecular assembly in AM
    • Dual-cure crosslinker as high-performing AM materials
  • People
  • Publications
  • News
  • Professional Development
  • Contact Us