Edmund F. Palermo

Associate Professor

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

United States

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Edmund F. Palermo is an Associate Professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the United States. His research areas include the development of antimicrobial coatings, neuroprotective materials, and the exploration of chiral photon emission in perovskite structures. Dr. Palermo's recent publications focus on innovative polymer materials for biomedical applications and advanced lithographic techniques.

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Volumetric Patterning of Gels via Super Resolved Interference Lithography

Poly(curcumin-co-poly(ethylene glycol)) films provide neuroprotection following reactive oxygen species insult in vitro

Dynamic Antimicrobial Poly(disulfide) Coatings Exfoliate Biofilms On Demand Via Triggered Depolymerization

Chiral photon emission from a chiral–achiral perovskite heterostructure

Biocidal Potency of Polymers with Bulky Cations

Poly(pro-curcumin) Materials Exhibit Dual Release Rates and Prolonged Antioxidant Activity as Thin Films and Self-Assembled Particles.

Virucidal N95 Respirator Face Masks via Ultrathin Surface-Grafted Quaternary Ammonium Polymer Coatings

Acute Dose-Dependent Neuroprotective Effects of Poly(pro-17β-estradiol) in a Mouse Model of Spinal Contusion Injury

Guanidium-functionalized cationic molecular umbrellas as antibacterial agents

Cationic Molecular Umbrellas as Antibacterial Agents with Remarkable Cell-Type Selectivity

Preface: Forum on Advances in Biocidal Materials and Interfaces

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