Jacob Baggerman

Dr. Jacob Baggerman is an External employee in Organic Chemistry, focusing on advanced materials and surface science. His research emphasizes antifouling surfaces, polymerization techniques, and catalytic reactions. He has co-supervised a PhD candidate (A. Kuzmyn) and collaborated on projects involving polymer brushes, silicon-free reactions, and bioactive surface engineering. His work spans material science, catalysis, and surface chemistry, with notable contributions to antifouling coatings and visible-light-triggered polymerization. Baggerman’s research has been cited extensively in peer-reviewed journals such as Langmuir and Angewandte Chemie. He has participated in projects funded by academic grants, including a PostDoc initiative on liquid crystal patterning (2006–2010) and a PhD project on non-fouling micro-sieves (2017–2021). His expertise bridges organic chemistry with practical applications in materials engineering.