Our method combines the benefits of 3D printing via digital light processing (DLP) and polymerization-induced phase separation, resulting in the creation of 3D polymer objects that offer vast design flexibility at the macroscopic scale while maintaining controllable inherent porosity at the sub-micrometer scale. This innovation allows for precise control over the material's structure and properties, opening up a range of potential applications in fields such as biomedicine and materials science.

More details of the technology are given in our scientific articles;

Advanced Materials, Volume 33, 45, 2021 (Link)

Nature Communications, Volume 12, 247, 2021 (Link)

Macromolecular Materials and Engineering, Volume 308, 9, 2023 (Link)

Chemical Communication, 2024 (Link)