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Rodney Priestley
Principal Investigator
Princeton University
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9 months ago
Polymers, thin films and interfaces, colloids, coatings
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Research focuses on processing, dynamics and interfacial behavior of polymers and soft materials—from ultrathin films to colloids. Uses calorimetry, nanorheology, thin‑film deposition and data‑guided design to tailor structure–property relationships for coatings, electronics, clean energy and therapeutics.
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Ingredient encapsulation in polymeric cargos using Flash NanoPrecipitation
Core-shell encapsulation technology using Flash NanoPrecipitation to entrap hydrophilic or hydrophobic ingredients inside FDA-approved polymers (ethyl cellulose, PLA, PLGA) for beverage and food applications. Scalable fr...
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Ethyl cellulose thin films for ultra-low moisture permeability in food packaging
Princeton researchers propose ethyl cellulose (EC) thin films as a biocompatible, FDA-approved barrier material for food packaging. EC's hydrophobicity enables water vapor diffusivity as low as 10^-11 m²/s, and a 4 nm-th...
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