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Institutionen för kemi och materialvetenskap

Syntestekniker

Forskningsgrupp ledd av professor Sandra Kaabel
Photo of stainless steel milling jars and balls, and biomaterials cotton and branch.
Bild: Aalto-universitetet/Sandra Kaabel.

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Assistant Professor Sandra Kaabel

Get to know us: Assistant Professor Sandra Kaabel

Dean Kruus

Chem Awards 2022 are chosen

Koeputkia, joissa on eri värisiä nesteitä.

A greener route to blue – a new method drastically reduces the amount of solvent needed to produce widely used organic dyes

An autumnal aerial view of Aalto University campus from Laajalahti, autumn colours, yellow and orange, are prominent in the trees

Five new Marie Curie fellows join Aalto

SynTe personer

Sandra Kaabel

Assistant Professor
sandra.kaabel@aalto.fi

Tatsiana Nikonovich

Postdoctoral Researcher
tatsiana.nikonovich@aalto.fi

Chengji Yang

Doctoral Researcher
chengji.yang@aalto.fi

Ramin Majidov

Doctoral Researcher
ramin.majidov@aalto.fi

Senaste publikationer

Mer information om vår forskning finns på Aaltos forskningsportal.

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Image showing a rendered milling jar in the center, surrounded by scheme showing the chemical modification of cellulose nanocrystals.
Photo of a blue pigment made by solid-state synthesis
Illustration of two different enzymes hydrolyzing fibers in textile

D. Langerreiter, M. A. Kostiainen, S. Kaabel,* E. Anaya-Plaza,* A Greener Route to Blue: Solid-State Synthesis of Phthalocyanines, .
Image: Aalto University/Sandra Kaabel

Photo of a blue pigment made by solid-state synthesis
Illustration of two different enzymes hydrolyzing fibers in textile
Image showing a rendered milling jar in the center, surrounded by scheme showing the chemical modification of cellulose nanocrystals.

S. Kaabel, J. Arciszewski, T. H. Borchers, J.P.D. Therien, T. Friščić*, K. Auclair*, Solid-state Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Mixed PET-Cotton Textiles, .
Image: Sandra Kaabel and Jane Arciszewski

Illustration of two different enzymes hydrolyzing fibers in textile
Image showing a rendered milling jar in the center, surrounded by scheme showing the chemical modification of cellulose nanocrystals.
Photo of a blue pigment made by solid-state synthesis

D. Langerreiter, N. L. Attallah, I. Schlapp-Hackl, M. A. Kostiainen* and S. Kaabel*. Mechanochemical modification of cellulose nanocrystals by tosylation and nucleophilic substitution. . 

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