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Travis Bailey, PhD

Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering

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  • Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering

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Innovator Bio

My lab focuses on the design of polymeric systems, typically functionalized block copolymers, that have a latent capacity to self-initiate structuring or re-structuring processes during processing and/or use, and for which the nanostructure generated provides a performance advantage in the intended application. We have begun developing strategies for tuning the mechanical properties of such swollen networks using light, incorporating direct photopatterning capabilities, improving the toughness of such systems once swollen, and building in improved resistance to fracture – all characteristics aimed at advancing the utility of these unique materials.

Innovator Technologies

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New Material for Improved Breathability and Reduced Dryness in Contact Lenses 

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Thermoplastic Elastomer Hydrogels

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Phototunable Thermoplastic Elastomer Hydrogel Networks

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Fatigue and Fracture Resistant Hydrogels

Innovator Patents

US10532130B2: Soft tissue mimetics and thermoplastic elastomer hydrogels.

US10428185B2: Thermoplastic elastomer hydrogels.

US10167387B2: Synthetic polymeric materials and devices thereof.

US10125228B2: Phototunable thermoplastic elastomer hydrogel networks.

US9669159B2: Tongue stimulation for communication of information to a user.

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