Milan Maric

Milan Maric is a Professor at McGill University, specializing in polymer science and sustainable materials. His research focuses on bio-based polymers, thermoplastic elastomers, and additives for polymers like PVC. He holds degrees from McMaster University (BSc, BEng & Mgmt) and the University of Minnesota (PhD). His work integrates polymer synthesis, rheology, and applications in energy storage and additive manufacturing.

• Education: PEng, BSc (McMaster), BEng & Mgmt (McMaster), PhD (Minnesota)

Research interests include:
- Dynamic polymer networks (vitrimers, self-healing materials)
- Gas hydrate inhibition using copolymers
- Sustainable PVC additives and processing
- Bio-based polyhydroxyurethanes and hybrid materials

Recent articles highlight innovations in recyclable composites, photo-crosslinked networks, and thermoplastic elastomers. His lab explores material sustainability and interdisciplinary applications like structural supercapacitors.

Key contributions include advances in nitroxide-mediated polymerization and molecular dynamics simulations of hydrate systems. Collaborations focus on translational research for industrial applications.