Welcome to the Segalman Group at UC Santa Barbara!
Professor Segalman discusses the group's research interests in this video produced by the UCSB College of Engineering:
We welcome you to look at our research interests and publications for a more in-depth look at what our group does. The video below gives a brief introduction to the group and our current research.
The Segalman Group is proud to participate in collaborative research groups at UCSB and across many other institutions:
Group News
March 2024: Check out our recent article on the chiral assembly of peptoid nanoflowers!
March 2024: Congrats to Rahul on a great talk at the ACS PMSE Centennial session!
March 2024: Check out our recent article on ion and water dynamics in the dry-to-wet transition!
February 2024: Check out our recent article on non-Gaussian chain conformations of sequence-defined polymers!
January 2024: Check out our recent article on nanoscale water diffusion in PEO!
December 2023: Check out our recent article on diffusely charged marine antifouling coatings!
December 2023: Congrats to Dr. Phong Nguyen on successfully defending this thesis!
October 2023: Congrats to James on his advancement to Candidacy!
October 2023: Congrats to Dr. Thomas Webber on his successful thesis defense!
October 2023: Check out our recent article on the effect of charge sequence on polypeptoid conformation!
October 2023: Mini Segalman group alumni reunion at UT Austin!
August 2023: Check out our recent article on soft, elastic, conductive polymers using ionic compatibilization!
August 2023: Congrats to Cameron on his advancement to candidacy!
August 2023: Congrats to Jon Bingaman on his advancement to candidacy!
August 2023: Congratulations to Dr. Audra Destefano on successfully defending her thesis!
August 2023: Congratulations to Dr. Gordon Pace on a successful thesis defense!
July 2023: Check out our recent article on tuning transport in cationic conjugated polyelectrolytes!
June 2023: Check out our new article on water and ion diffusion in hydrogel membranes!
June 2023: Check out our new article on mixed-conducting polymer coacervate battery binders!
