Summer Group Trip 2020
By wichlab on December 20, 2020010Read moreWe explored Sydneys surroundings and made a lot of animal friends :)
(more pictures after the click)Breast Cancer Awareness Month
By wichlab on October 30, 2020Read moreThe yearly campaign might be over, but sharing the awareness and the importance of early screening has to continue!
Wichlab Hackathon 2020
By wichlab on July 7, 2020Read moreLast Friday we held our inaugural Wichlab Hackathon. It was a fun evening of bouncing around ideas related to research, team building, admin, identity, equity, networking, and many more…
Coronavirus watercolor paintings
By wichlab on May 13, 2020Read moreDo you know the beautiful, hand-drawn #watercolor paintings of David S. Goodsell?
Here is his marvelous version of the #coronavirus.Congratulations to Elena on successfully defending her PhD!
By wichlab on February 20, 2020Read moreGreat job! We all wish you the best for your future endeavours!
Peter was selected as Emerging Investigator in Polymer Chemistry
By wichlab on January 30, 2020Read moreThe latest research of his team was highlighted in the 2020 biannual Emerging Investigator themed issue of Polymer Chemistry (a journal by The Royal Society of Chemistry – RSC)
Luca joins our team – Welcome!
By wichlab on January 20, 2020Read moreLuca will apply her passion and expertise on bioinspired molecules and organic chemistry for the development of functional (bio)materials.
Welcome to our lab and good luck with your experiments!Rakib joins our team – Welcome!
By wichlab on January 20, 2020Read moreRakib will develop dynamic biopolymer-based materials.
Welcome to our lab and good luck with your experiments!Congratulations to Matthias on successfully defending his PhD!
By wichlab on January 13, 2020Read moreGreat job – well deserved! We all wish you the best for your future endeavours!
New paper in Polymer Chemistry: Congratulations Elena and Johannes!
By wichlab on October 28, 2019Read moreThe paper describes the preparation of a protein nanoparticle system based on cytochrome c, which was modified with acid-degradable polyethylene glycol. The degradable PEG polymer was developed in the Frey group. It contains vinyl ether moieties distributed in the polyether backbone, which enables particle degradation at slightly acidic pH.
E. Steiert, J. Ewald, A. Wagner, U. A. Hellmich, H. Frey and P. R. Wich
Polymer Chemistry,…