Theoni Georgiou

Professor in Polymer Chemistry

Imperial College London
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Professor Theoni Georgiou is a faculty member in Polymer Chemistry at Imperial College London, United Kingdom. Her research focuses on thermoresponsive polymers, including the study of hydrogel networks, block copolymers, and materials for 3D bioprinting. Recent publications highlight her work on the thermal properties of polymer compositions and their applications in imaging and stabilization of emulsions.

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