Dr. Brusso's research focuses on understanding and, ultimately, controlling the self-assembly of complex p-conjugated molecular architectures with tailored functionalities. The two main areas of research are: i) the design and synthesis of liquid crystalline radicals (LCR) and ii) the development of conjugated macromolecules.
Jaclyn Brusso

Profile
Jaclyn
Brusso
Full Professor
Vice-Dean of Faculty Affairs and Inclusive Excellence
Room
DRO 306
Phone
(613) 562-5800 ext. 7091
Email
Department of Chemistry and Biomolecular Sciences
Biography
Research interests
- Organic and Biological Chemistry
- Materials chemistry
- Synthetic chemistry
- Conjugated macromolecules
- Liquid crystalline radicals
- Discotic liquid crystals
- Heterocyclic materials
- Donors and acceptors
- Organic electronics
- Functional materials