Maryam Omidvar
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Maryam Omidvar’s research lies at the intersection of soft materials engineering, surface chemistry, and advanced polymer processing, with a particular focus on elastomers and gels for emerging technologies. Her most cited work, “Formation of a Crack-Free, Hybrid Skin Layer with Tunable Surface Topography and Improved Gas Permeation Selectivity on Elastomers Using Gel–Liquid Infiltration Polymerization” (2017, 11 citations), introduces a novel method to create robust, defect-free hybrid skin layers on elastomeric substrates. This technique enables precise control over surface topography and significantly enhances gas permeation selectivity—a critical advancement for applications in soft robotics, flexible electronics, and membrane-based separations. By addressing the longstanding challenge of crack formation during surface modification, Omidvar’s approach improves both durability and performance, offering a scalable platform to tailor wettability, adhesion, and permeability. Her work bridges fundamental polymer science with practical device engineering, providing a foundation for next-generation adaptive surfaces. With growing recognition in the field, Omidvar’s contributions are shaping how researchers design functional interfaces for dynamic, real-world environments.
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