The focus is on the synthesis of novel polymeric materials, primarily utilizing glycerol as a chemical precursor. Secondary objectives include technologies such as dendrimer impregnation, single-phase reactive hydrogenation of unsaturated polymers, and the production of superabsorbent polymers in high-pressure solvents. A common thread among these objectives is the development of innovative technologies employing high-pressure fluids as reactants, reaction solvents, or antisolvents for precipitation. During my training as a Researcher in the field of Chemical Engineering, I have contributed to the experimental branch of high-pressure phase equilibrium and its application in the design of various extraction, polymerization, or reactive polymer modification processes. This encompasses the handling of specialized experimental equipment (high-pressure pumps, phase equilibrium cells, high-pressure and temperature reactors) as well as familiarity with models for fitting and predicting high-pressure phase equilibrium, such as Equations of State.