Publications by authors named "Sara Kozub"

The development of precision polymer synthesis has facilitated access to a diverse library of abiotic structures wherein chiral monomers are positioned at specific locations within macromolecular chains. These structures are anticipated to exhibit folding characteristics similar to those of biotic macromolecules and possess comparable functionalities. However, the extensive sequence space and numerous variables make selecting a sequence with the desired function challenging.

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Carbamate is an emerging class of a polymer backbone for constructing sequence-defined, abiotic polymers. It is expected that new functional materials can be designed by controlling the primary polycarbamate sequence. While amino acids have been actively studied as building blocks for protein folding and peptide self-assembly, carbamates have not been widely investigated from this perspective.

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