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DESCRIPTION:Recent advancements in the understanding of the dynamics of sof
 t matter is presented\, concentrating on polymer melts with some outlook o
 n semiconducting polymers and lipid membranes in solution. Traditionally\,
  techniques like rheology are very popular\, as these enable high-throughp
 ut experiments that help connect model materials with applications. Despit
 e substantial progress\, even the simplest model materials are not entirel
 y understood\, at least when it comes to a simultaneous modeling of experi
 mental results from different techniques. This indicates that there is sti
 ll a lack of information that prevents holistic understanding. This presen
 tation concentrates on augmented analysis of recent experimental results o
 n bottlebrush polymer melts\, semiconducting polymers in solutions\, and l
 ipid membranes. Using the advantage of length- and time-scale dependent in
 formation of neutron spectroscopy\, we distinguish different processes in 
 polymer melts\, nanocomposites\, bottlebrushes\, semiconducting polymers\,
  and lipid membranes. As the results point to a generic picture\, the proc
 edures used appear to be a promising path to further elevate fundamental u
 nderstanding of polymers\, including confined chains and architectures of 
 increasing complexity.\nVortragende(r): Prof. Gerald Schneider
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ORGANIZER;CN=Kostas Daoulas:mailto:daoulas@mpip-mainz.mpg.de
SUMMARY:Dynamics of Soft Matter in Increasingly Complex Environments
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.mpip-mainz.mpg.de/events/26651/536464
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