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Albert Group

Tulane University
Research lead
Julie N. L. Albert
Research area
Polymer self-assembly
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Polymer self-assemblyThin filmsNanoporous membranesSurface chemistry

About the research

A polymer film can organize itself into structures useful for filtration, electronics, or cell culture.

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Julie Albert engineers nano- and micro-structured polymer materials using phase separation in block copolymers and polymer blends. Her group studies morphology, surface interactions, crystallization, and solvent processing to create tailored material structures. Applications include nanoporous membranes for oil-water separation and functional surfaces and scaffolds for cells. The work connects polymer self-assembly with energy, health, and environmental technology through the deliberate design of material architecture.

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