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''Intelligent Materials and Systems Laboratory'' is an interdisciplinary research group established in 2003 in University of Tartu, Institute of Technology. | |||
Our goal is, by bringing together knowledge from diverse fields of expertise, to develop new materials and their control and applications. Exploitation of innovative materials will in turn permit building devices, different and in many ways superior to conventional machines. | |||
The scientific background of our staff as well as the laboratory equipment permits research activities on the borderline of computational material science, material science, robotics, chemistry, computer science and electronics. | |||
Currently our main research activity is focusing on development and exploitation of ion-conducting polymers and their composites. Ion-conducting polymer composites are a type of electroactive polymers that change their shape and size when electrically stimulated. The behavior of these materials resembles to some extent the behavior of biological muscles and therefore electroactive polymer actuators are often referred to as artificial muscles. | |||
== Contacts == | |||
===Mailing address=== | |||
IMS Lab | IMS Lab | ||
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Estonia | Estonia | ||
==Visiting address== | ===Visiting address=== | ||
III floor | III floor | ||
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Estonia | Estonia | ||
==Phone numbers== | ===Phone numbers=== | ||
* Alvo Aabloo, head of the lab, +372 5078356 or +372 737 5534 | * Alvo Aabloo, head of the lab, +372 5078356 or +372 737 5534 | ||
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* [[Phone_numbers|Other phone numbers]] | * [[Phone_numbers|Other phone numbers]] | ||
==Travelling information== | ===Travelling information=== | ||
Nearest airports: | Nearest airports: | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 30 July 2019
Intelligent Materials and Systems Laboratory is an interdisciplinary research group established in 2003 in University of Tartu, Institute of Technology.
Our goal is, by bringing together knowledge from diverse fields of expertise, to develop new materials and their control and applications. Exploitation of innovative materials will in turn permit building devices, different and in many ways superior to conventional machines.
The scientific background of our staff as well as the laboratory equipment permits research activities on the borderline of computational material science, material science, robotics, chemistry, computer science and electronics.
Currently our main research activity is focusing on development and exploitation of ion-conducting polymers and their composites. Ion-conducting polymer composites are a type of electroactive polymers that change their shape and size when electrically stimulated. The behavior of these materials resembles to some extent the behavior of biological muscles and therefore electroactive polymer actuators are often referred to as artificial muscles.
Contacts
Mailing address
IMS Lab Institute of Technology University of Tartu Nooruse 1 50411 Tartu Estonia
Visiting address
III floor Nooruse 1 50411 Tartu Estonia
Phone numbers
- Alvo Aabloo, head of the lab, +372 5078356 or +372 737 5534
- Mariana Raudsepp, assistant), +372 737 4840
- Laivi Karu, assistant, +372 737 4830
- Other phone numbers
Travelling information
Nearest airports:
- Riga (RIX),
- Tallinn (TLL),
- but also Tartu(TAY)
From TLL and RIX it is reasonable to take a bus or a car. For bus schedule look at http://www.bussireisid.ee and https://ticket.luxexpress.eu/en/.