Zachariah Page

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Dr. Zachariah Page is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Austin. His research primarily focuses on advanced materials synthesis, including topics such as photopolymerizations, 3D printing technologies, and the development of multimorphic materials. He has published numerous articles addressing innovative methods in polymer chemistry and the application of photochemical techniques for material fabrication.

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Lewis M. Cox

Montana State University

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Jonathan Sessler

Doherty-Welch Professor

University of Texas at Austin

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Christopher Ellison

University of Minnesota

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Gabriel Sanoja

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University of Texas at Austin

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Articles (14)

Triplet Upconversion under Ambient Conditions Enables Digital Light Processing 3D Printing

Efficient Near-Infrared Photopolymerizations Using azaBODIPYs with Electron-Donating Groups and Intramolecular Charge Transfer

Next Generation of Polymer Researchers

Record release of tetramethylguanidine using a green light activated photocage for rapid synthesis of soft materials

Camphene-Assisted Fabrication of Free-Standing Lithium-Ion Battery Electrode Composites

Multimorphic Materials: Spatially Tailoring Mechanical Properties via Selective Initiation of Interpenetrating Polymer Networks

Rapid hydrogel formation via tandem visible light photouncaging and bioorthogonal ligation

Polymeric multimaterials by photochemical patterning of crystallinity

User Guide to Ring-Opening Metathesis Polymerization of <i>endo</i>-Norbornene Monomers with Chelated Initiators

Paper without a Trail: Time‐Dependent Encryption using Pillar[5]arene‐Based Host–Guest Invisible Ink

Visible Light Chemical Micropatterning Using a Digital Light Processing Fluorescence Microscope

“Invisible” Digital Light Processing 3D Printing with Near Infrared Light

Anion extractants constructed by macrocycle-based anion recognition

Polystyrene-supported neutral lithium receptor for the recovery of high-purity LiPF<sub>6</sub> from simulated degraded electrolyte

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Lewis M. Cox

Jonathan Sessler

Christopher Ellison

Gabriel Sanoja

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