At the Danish Polymer Centre (DPC) we play an internationally leading role in the research of extensional rheology, silicone elastomers and synthesis of polymers.
About us
Our primary objective is to develop, implement and apply polymers in commercial products to assist and provide support for the Danish as well as international polymer industry through the following activities:
- Measuring and modelling rheology of polymer melts
- Synthesizing polymers with specific functions to allow add-on features
- Synthesizing elastomers with novel functions
- Characterizing polymer based materials
Our research
To give you an insight into our many areas of research, here is a selection of some of the projects we are currently researching:
- Elastomers – looking for self-healing concept with emphasis on dielectric utilization
- Bimodal elastomers – looking for new product possibilities
- Correlation between fiber strength and molecular orientation in extensional flow
- Photo-deformable polymer films from block copolymers
- Combination of rheology and Small Angle Neutron Scattering
- Supramolecular assembly of polymeric structures
Our history
We were founded in 2000 as a strategic research collaboration between researchers at Departments of Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering at DTU and the Polymer Group of Risø National Laboratory.
Contact us
We are always interested in discussing new opportunities for future research collaborations, so please feel free to contact Head of DPC, Professor Anne Ladegaard Skov.