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Zhangmin Wan
University of British Columbia
Research areas: Materials Science · Biomaterials · Advanced Cellulose Research Studies · Nanocomposite Films for Food Packaging · Lignin and Wood Chemistry
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University of British Columbia PhD student2022 - Present
Education
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University of British Columbia PhD student2022 - 2024
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Publications (19)
- Sliding-before-breaking governs deformation in chitinous extracellular matrices reinforced by strong, fatigue-resistant chitin Save
- Biosynthesis of Spatially Differentiated Cellulose for Flexible All‐in‐one Supercapacitors Save
- Salt‐Controlled Multistep Phase Separation in Hydroxypropyl Cellulose Colloids for Sustainable Adhesives Save
- Molecular Origin of Anisotropic Shear Elastoplasticity in Chitin Save
- Hydrophobic and mechanically reinforcing coatings from palmitoylated lignin via waterborne spraying Save
- All-Cellulose Bioplastics from Waste Wood Particles Save
- Solid Wood Modification toward Anisotropic Elastic and Insulative Foam-Like Materials Save
- Ultra‐Stretchable and Environmentally Resilient Hydrogels Via Sugaring‐Out Strategy for Soft Robotics Sensing Save
- Uniform Micronano Network Affords All-Chitin Films with Water Resistance, Biodegradability, and High Strength Save
- Control of the Colloidal and Adsorption Behaviors of Chitin Nanocrystals and an Oppositely Charged Surfactant at Solid, Liquid, and Gas Interfaces Save
- Structured Emulgels by Interfacial Assembly of Terpenes and Nanochitin Save
- Layer-by-Layer Deposition of Low-Solid Nanochitin Emulgels Creates Porous Structures for High Cell Attachment and Proliferation Save
- Mechanochemical fabrication of geopolymer composites based on the reinforcement effect of microfibrillated cellulose Save
- Evaluation of the potential of pelletized enzyme-treated Ginkgo leaf residues for use as a solid fuel Save
- Strong, Water-Resistant, and Ionic Conductive All-Chitosan Film with a Self-Locking Structure Save
- Mechanisms of Strain-Induced Interfacial Strengthening of Wet-Spun Filaments Save
- Toward Strong and Tough Wood-Based Hydrogels for Sensors Save
- Intermolecular self-assembly of dopamine-conjugated carboxymethylcellulose and carbon nanotubes toward supertough filaments and multifunctional wearables Save
- Multifunctional Wet-Spun Filaments through Robust Nanocellulose Networks Wrapping to Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Save