Megan Robertson (scientist)

Megan Robertson is a scientist and engineer specializing in the development and characterization of novel polymer materials. Her research focuses on tailoring polymer structures and properties to create materials with enhanced performance for applications such as adhesives, coatings, and composites.

Dr. Robertson's work often involves a combination of polymer synthesis, advanced characterization techniques (e.g., rheology, microscopy, spectroscopy), and computational modeling to understand the relationship between polymer structure and macroscopic properties. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of polymer blending, interfaces, and the impact of molecular architecture on material behavior.

Robertson has held academic positions at universities, where she teaches courses on polymer science and engineering and mentors graduate students in their research endeavors. She has published numerous peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals and presented her work at international conferences. Her research has been supported by grants from governmental agencies and industry partners.

Robertson's contributions to the field of polymer science have earned her recognition within the scientific community. She is often involved in professional organizations dedicated to advancing the field of materials science and engineering.