Guy Van Assche

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Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Belgium

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Prof. Guy Van Assche is a faculty member at Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Belgium. His research focuses on the design and application of advanced polymer networks, including self-healing materials, ionic elastomers, and their use in innovative soft robotics. Recent publications highlight his work on Diels–Alder chemistries and their implications in materials science, particularly in the context of flexible electronics and eco-design strategies.

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Influence of Network Design Parameters on the Morphology Evolution in Diels–Alder Blends via Thermodynamics and Kinetics Control

Sub-zero self-healable and fatigue resistant conductive ionoelastomers for sensorized soft pneumatic robots

Unlocking the potential of self-healing and recyclable ionic elastomers for soft robotics applications

Diels–Alder Network Blends as Self-Healing Encapsulants for Liquid Metal-Based Stretchable Electronics

Designing Flexible and Self-Healing Electronics Using Hybrid Carbon Black/Nanoclay Composites Based on Diels–Alder Dynamic Covalent Networks

Variable Stiffness, Sensing, and Healing in FESTO's FinRay Gripper: An Industry-Driven Design

Modeling of Diels–Alder Reversible Network Formation in Diffusion-Controlled Conditions

Controlling the Relaxation Dynamics of Polymer Networks by Combining Associative and Dissociative Dynamic Covalent Bonds

The use of a sulfonium-based photoacid generator in thiol–ene photopolymers for the controlled activation of transesterification through chemical amplification

Self‐Regulated Self‐Healing Robotic Gripper for Resilient and Adaptive Grasping

Bioaromatic-Associated Multifunctionality in Lignin-Containing Reversible Elastomers

Fast Self-Healing at Room Temperature in Diels–Alder Elastomers

Self‐Closing and Self‐Healing Multi‐Material Suction Cups for Energy‐Efficient Vacuum Grippers

Effect of Secondary Particles on Self-Healing and Electromechanical Properties of Polymer Composites Based on Carbon Black and a Diels–Alder Network

Toughening and Stiffening in Thermoreversible Diels–Alder Polymer Network Blends

Self-Healing, Recyclable, and Degradable Castor Oil-Based Elastomers for Sustainable Soft Robotics

An Interdisciplinary Tutorial: A Self-Healing Soft Finger with Embedded Sensor

LignoSwitch: A Robust Yet Reversible Bioaromatic Superglue for Enhanced Materials Circularity and Ecodesign

Soft self-healing resistive-based sensors inspired by sensory transduction in biological systems

Structure–Property Relationships of Self-Healing Polymer Networks Based on Reversible Diels–Alder Chemistry

Collaborators (16)

Seppe Terryn

Joost Brancart

Seyedreza Kashef Tabrizian

Bram Vanderborght

Serge Bourbigot

Ali Safaei

Fatemeh Sahraeeazartamar

Shengjie Ling

Jessica Mangialetto

Fatma Demir

Zhanwei Wang

Fumiya Iida

Niko Van den Brande

Sophie Norvez

Julie Legrand

Pasquale Ferrentino

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