The Institute of Chemistry of New Materials offers consumers the technology of layer-by-layer deposition of substances on a solid surface of self-organizing monolayers or multimolecular structures under a commercial agreement with technical assistance or a license agreement and is looking for partners to conclude a technical cooperation agreement.

Joint development with ALC "Microtestmachines". In accordance with the technological features, the method of layer-by-layer deposition is used to form self-organizing monolayers or multimolecular structures (polyelectrolytes or their combinations with proteins, inorganic nanoparticles, etc.) from a solution on a solid surface.

The technology is implemented using a specialized layer-by-layer deposition module, which can operate both independently and in combination with a Langmuir setup.

Technical characteristics of technological equipment:
– area of ​​the substrate – not less than 25 sq.cm;
– number of containers, pcs. - 21;
– number of application cycles: unlimited;
– container feed rate – from 44 to 80 mm/min;
- immersion of the modified sample for a specified time in the solution;
– speed of raising/lowering the sample 0.01 – 75 mm/min.

The technology can be used in cases requiring surface modification (passivation and protective coatings, research into the processes of self-organization of matter on metal surfaces, formation of sensory coatings, interference and polarization light filters, etc.).

To implement the technology, a specialized layer-by-layer deposition module can be supplied.

The technology, by automating the application processes, makes it possible to standardize the method of surface modification.

The Institute is a leader in the Republic of Belarus and one of the leaders in fundamental and applied research in the field of creating thin-film and nanostructured organic materials, new composite materials with desired properties, methods for the synthesis of new organic compounds as potential physiologically active substances.

At present, the main task of the Institute is to conduct scientific research in the field of high technologies for obtaining new chemical materials for various functional purposes, including:
- creation of thin-film (including nanostructured) organic materials with desired properties;
- development of new composite materials with desired properties based on forest and petrochemical products and technologies for their production.

Scientific and technical activities of the Institute are also aimed at solving problems in the interests of enterprises: the Ministry of Industry, Belneftekhim Concern, Bellesbumprom Concern, the State Military Industry Committee, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, the Ministry of Health and Belbiopharm Concern, RUE Cryptotech and Minsk Printing Factory of the Goznak Department of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus.

The Institute has a high scientific and technical potential, has a modern research base, the latest experimental equipment, which allows for complex scientific research in areas of activity, is able to provide high-quality scientific research and development, practical assimilation of the results and train highly qualified scientific personnel.

Over the years of the Institute's existence, the results of scientific developments of the Institute of Chemistry of New Materials have been exported to Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Korea, China, India, Vietnam and other countries.

The Institute conducts research with wide international scientific cooperation with scientific centers of Russia, Azerbaijan, China, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, USA, Poland, Germany, regularly holds International conferences on the problems of obtaining science-intensive low-tonnage chemical products of various functional purposes.

Consumers interested in purchasing the technology of layer-by-layer deposition of substances on a solid surface of self-organized monolayers or multimolecular structures under a commercial agreement with technical assistance or a license agreement.

Partners interested in developing the technology of layer-by-layer deposition of substances on a solid surface of self-organized monolayers or multimolecular structures under a technical cooperation agreement.