Texas A&M Chemistry Wooley Research GroupDepartment of Chemistry
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Redox Active Polymers

Electroactive polymer systems for energy storage, charge transport, and function-forward materials design.

Electroactive Function in Polymer Platforms

Redox active polymer projects focus on organic radical, polypeptide, and related materials that connect molecular design with electrochemical performance.

Redox active polymer research develops electroactive materials for energy storage, charge transport, and function-forward sustainable polymer systems.

  • Organic radical polymer systems
  • Polypeptide and electroactive materials
  • Charge storage and functional performance studies
Diagram of the hydrolytic degradation and product analysis of a riboflavin-containing polypeptide
Figure from Li et al., PNAS (2025), doi:10.1073/pnas.2509325122, used under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.
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