Her present interests include environmentally benign polymerization processes, the biomedical application of polymers and the combination of biopolymers and synthetic polymers. She has been published in more than 150 publications, including technical reports, and has 12 U.S. patents. Industrial Research Chair in Elastomer Technology. She received a Diploma of Economy and Philosophy from MLEE College Budapest in 1983. Description of Research Dr. Puskas' research relates to rubber.
Rubber is made of giant molecules tied together to form a network.
Rubber is used in everyday life car tires, chewing gum and pharmaceutical stoppers are prominent examples. This research will lead to the design and building of a micro-pilot plant where the research team can try new methods of production, leading to better products and improved processes. Benefits of Research Canada is a major rubber producer, so this industry has a significant effect on our economy. As well, our environment would be less polluted. This information is provided as a public service, but we cannot guarantee that the information is current or accurate.