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Abhijit Bandyopadhyay
Poulomi Dasgupta graduated with a Chemistry (Honors) degree from Vidyasagar College (Kolkata) in 2013. She later obtained her B.Tech. in 2016 and M.Tech. in 2019 from the Department of Polymer Science and Technology at the University of Calcutta. Notably, she was awarded a gold medal from the University of Calcutta during her B.Tech. Her research primarily focused on the Development of thermo- responsive self-healable elastomeric compound and its characterization.
Sayan Basak completed his B.Tech. in Polymer Science and Technology at the University of Calcutta (2015-2019) and earned his Ph.D. from the University of Akron (2019-2023), specializing in smart polymers. His research focused on shape memory and functional elastomers, aligning with his undergraduate studies. Currently, he works as a research investigator at Biocon India, contributing to the chemical development team. His transition from academia to industry reflects his commitment to applying polymer science knowledge in real-world settings.
Mechanisms of Self-Healing Polymers
Self-healing synthetic materials have the ability to repair damage on their own, restoring functionality and significantly extending the lifespan, energy efficiency, safety, and environmental impact of synthetic materials. These materials can mimic self-repair mechanisms in biological materials and regain their original functionalities, ensuring prolonged durability.
Mechanisms of Self-Healing Polymers
Self-healing synthetic materials have the ability to repair damage on their own, restoring functionality and significantly extending the lifespan, energy efficiency, safety, and environmental impact of synthetic materials. These materials can mimic self-repair mechanisms in biological materials and regain their original functionalities, ensuring prolonged durability.
Mechanisms of Self-Healing Polymers
Self-healing synthetic materials have the ability to repair damage on their own, restoring functionality and significantly extending the lifespan, energy efficiency, safety, and environmental impact of synthetic materials. These materials can mimic self-repair mechanisms in biological materials and regain their original functionalities, ensuring prolonged durability.


