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Undergrad Cayden Fernandez showing high school students how to make polymers (summer 2022)
We do polymer chemistry!
We do polymer chemistry!
The group's interests primarily lie in polymer chemistry. We interested in a host of polymer-related technologies, ranging from biomaterials and hydrogels, nanocomposites, polymer photochemistry, and living radical polymerization techniques such as ATRP, RAFT and NMP. Browse around our web site to get more info!
The group's interests primarily lie in polymer chemistry. We interested in a host of polymer-related technologies, ranging from biomaterials and hydrogels, nanocomposites, polymer photochemistry, and living radical polymerization techniques such as ATRP, RAFT and NMP. Browse around our web site to get more info!
Spring 2025: (front, l-r): Hope Garramone, Devon Shipp, Ponsubha Sivabalan, Harini Gunasekaran, Zinnat Morsada, Matt Yakaboski, Cameron Chiappetta, Avery Hilderbran, Pooja Yadav. Missing from photo: Kashif Ijaz, Nikunj Visaveliya, Austin Keenan, Elise Smith.Â
April 2025 - Research and Project Showcase (RAPS) at Clarkson University
Dr. Shipp with several members of the group who presented their great work at Clarkson's annual spring RAPS event.
August 2022 - American Chemical Society National Meeting in Chicago
Dr. Shipp with graduate students Arielle Santefort and Ponsubha Sivabalan along with undergraduate Mason Kozody at the poser session.
July 2017 - SURE Conference @ Clarkson
Summer undergraduate students Rebecca Meacham, Meagan Arguien and Ana Witkowski (and Dr. Shipp) after the Symposium for Undergraduate Research Experiences (SURE) Conference. Ana and Rebecca won best oral presentation in their sections - congratulations!
Sarah Lilholt presented a poster at the Spring 2017 Northern New York ACS Section Research Symposium.
Dana Chapman and Meagan Arguien present a poster at the Spring 2017 Northern New York ACS Section Research Symposium.
Olivia Durham (far right) at the POLY Awards Ceremony after receiving a Travel Award from the ACS Polymer Division to attend the Boston 2015 National ACS Meeting. L-R: M. Hunt, R. Advincula (POLY Chair), K. Zhang (co-recipient), O. Durham.
Prof. Shipp and Dr. Qin Lou examine a conducting glass electrode with nanostructured TiO2 particles patterned on it.
Graduate students and Prof. Shipp at the IUPAC Macro2012 Meeting at Virginia Tech, June 2012.
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