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THE ORTONY LAB AT MIT
We are a molecular engineering group broadly interested in nanomaterials for critical environmental and human health challenges
We support diversity, equity, and inclusion
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Congrats to Sam and coauthors on our new publication in MSDE
"Effects of molecular flexibility and head group repulsion on aramid amphiphile self-assembly"
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Our group values diversity and inclusion
Our team values and celebrates diversity and we pride ourselves in fostering a culture inclusive of all identities.
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Congrats to Ty and coauthors on our new article in Advanced Materials Interfaces
"Antifouling Surface Coatings from Self-Assembled Zwitterionic Aramid Amphiphile Nanoribbons"
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See our work highlighted in Physics Today
"A soap bubble crossed with a bulletproof vest": Physics Today reports on our recent work.
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Prof. Ortony receives an NSF Early Career Award
Prof. Ortony receives the Early Career Award from the National Science Foundation.
Congrats to Yukio and coauthors on our new article in Nature Communications
"Domain-selective thermal decomposition within supramolecular nanoribbons"
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We strive to understand the interplay between molecular design, conformational and water dynamics, and interfacial molecular recognition events on the nanoscale.
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