Hans-Jörg Schneider is Professor Emeritus at Saarland University in Saarbruecken, Germany. He has made many contributions in the field of organic chemistry, starting with studies on reaction mechanisms and the use of NMR-spectroscopy. In the last decades his research concentrated on supramolecular chemistry, in particular on mechanisms of molecular recognition including chemomechanical polymers, on cyclophane and cyclodextrin chemistry, and on synthetic enzyme and receptor analogs. The topics included synthetic allosteric complexes, polyamines, complexes with nucleotides and nucleic acids, with peptides, as well as artificial esterases and nucleases. Hans-Jörg Schneider has published around 280 scientific papers, authored, co-authored or edited several books, including a textbook on supramolecular chemistry.

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• Introduction;Responsive Hydrogels /Drug delivery;Chemomechanical Materials: Sensors and Actuators;Stimuli-Sensitive Organogels;Multi-Stimuli Responsive Materials;Responsive Silica Particles ;Cyclodextrin-based Materials;Polysaccharide-based Smart Materials;Responsive Vesicles, Capsules and Polymersomes;Responsive Membranes;Responsive Layer-by-Layer Films ;Responsive Nanoparticles;Responsive Materials from Self-assembly of Gelator;Stimuli-responsive molecularly imprinted polymers;Responsive Peptide-Based Materials;Biomolecule-Cross-linked Responsive Hydrogels;Stimuli-Responsive Polymer Brushes;Autonomously Moving Particles;

Hans-Jörg Schneider is Professor Emeritus at Saarland University in Saarbruecken, Germany. He has made many contributions in the field of organic chemistry, starting with studies on reaction mechanisms and the use of NMR-spectroscopy. In the last decades his research concentrated on supramolecular chemistry, in particular on mechanisms of molecular recognition including chemomechanical polymers, on cyclophane and cyclodextrin chemistry, and on synthetic enzyme and receptor analogs. The topics included synthetic allosteric complexes, polyamines, complexes with nucleotides and nucleic acids, with peptides, as well as artificial esterases and nucleases. Hans-Jörg Schneider has published around 280 scientific papers, authored, co-authored or edited several books, including a textbook on supramolecular chemistry.

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• Introduction;Responsive Hydrogels /Drug delivery;Chemomechanical Materials: Sensors and Actuators;Stimuli-Sensitive Organogels;Multi-Stimuli Responsive Materials;Responsive Silica Particles ;Cyclodextrin-based Materials;Polysaccharide-based Smart Materials;Responsive Vesicles, Capsules and Polymersomes;Responsive Membranes;Responsive Layer-by-Layer Films ;Responsive Nanoparticles;Responsive Materials from Self-assembly of Gelator;Stimuli-responsive molecularly imprinted polymers;Responsive Peptide-Based Materials;Biomolecule-Cross-linked Responsive Hydrogels;Stimuli-Responsive Polymer Brushes;Autonomously Moving Particles;

Hans-Jörg Schneider is Professor Emeritus at Saarland University in Saarbruecken, Germany. He has made many contributions in the field of organic chemistry, starting with studies on reaction mechanisms and the use of NMR-spectroscopy. In the last decades his research concentrated on supramolecular chemistry, in particular on mechanisms of molecular recognition including chemomechanical polymers, on cyclophane and cyclodextrin chemistry, and on synthetic enzyme and receptor analogs. The topics included synthetic allosteric complexes, polyamines, complexes with nucleotides and nucleic acids, with peptides, as well as artificial esterases and nucleases. Hans-Jörg Schneider has published around 280 scientific papers, authored, co-authored or edited several books, including a textbook on supramolecular chemistry.

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• Introduction;Responsive Hydrogels /Drug delivery;Chemomechanical Materials: Sensors and Actuators;Stimuli-Sensitive Organogels;Multi-Stimuli Responsive Materials;Responsive Silica Particles ;Cyclodextrin-based Materials;Polysaccharide-based Smart Materials;Responsive Vesicles, Capsules and Polymersomes;Responsive Membranes;Responsive Layer-by-Layer Films ;Responsive Nanoparticles;Responsive Materials from Self-assembly of Gelator;Stimuli-responsive molecularly imprinted polymers;Responsive Peptide-Based Materials;Biomolecule-Cross-linked Responsive Hydrogels;Stimuli-Responsive Polymer Brushes;Autonomously Moving Particles;