POLYCHAR
POLYCHAR
20–24 March 2011
Katmandu, Nepal
Polymers have invaded almost all areas of present-day technology and the basic sciences, ranging from drug-delivery systems, biocompatibility, protein design and synthesis, to high-tech applications such as the design of electronic devices, nanomaterials, conduction, and photosensitivity. Polymers are playing a leading role in the advancement of nanotechnology today.
In this context, the POLYCHAR World Forum on Advanced Materials will take place in Katmandu, Nepal, form 20–24 March 2011. The focus of the conference is on properties and characterization on the one hand, and synthesis, processing, and manufacturing on the other, with emphasis on the performance of all classes of polymers. All classes of materials, including thermoplastics, thermosets, alloys, heterogeneous and molecular composites, biomaterials, hybrids, and nanohybrids are included.
The conference will bring together scientists and technologists to discuss the emerging areas of proteomics, nucleonics, tissue engineering, drug delivery, and light-emitting polymers. Specific topics to be covered include Predictive Methods; Synthesis; Nanomaterials and Smart Materials; Mechanical Properties and Performance; Dielectrical and Electrical Properties; Surfaces, Interfaces, and Tribology; Rheology, Solutions, and Processing; Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering; Natural and Biodegradable Materials and Recycling; and Characterization and Structure-Properties Relationships.
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- From the Editor
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- The International System of Units
- A Philatelic Tribute to the SI
- Learning and Playing with Salt in Aveiro, Portugal
- The First International Gathering of Chemists
- Organization Launched To Solve The Name Ambiguity Problem In Scholarly Research
- 2011 IUPAC Prize for Young Chemists Announced
- IUPAC Pilot Call for Proposals in Polymer Chemistry
- Two Franzosini Awards in 2010
- Inviting Young Chemists to the 43rd IUPAC Congress in Puerto Rico
- Radioanalytical Chemistry–Revision of the Orange Book Chapter
- Developing Toolkits for National Chemistry Weeks During IYC
- Enhancing the Capacity to Provide Quality Chemistry Education at Secondary and Tertiary Levels in Ethiopia
- UV/Vis+ Spectra Database
- Solubility Phenomena
- Research and Education in the Middle East
- Another Organic Synthesis Boost
- Water Quality
- Frontiers of Polymers and Advanced Materials
- Molecular Mobility and Order
- POLYCHAR
- Asian Chemical Congress
- Mark Your Calendar
- Index for 2010
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Masthead
- From the Editor
- Contents
- Building a Promising Future for IUPAC
- The International System of Units
- A Philatelic Tribute to the SI
- Learning and Playing with Salt in Aveiro, Portugal
- The First International Gathering of Chemists
- Organization Launched To Solve The Name Ambiguity Problem In Scholarly Research
- 2011 IUPAC Prize for Young Chemists Announced
- IUPAC Pilot Call for Proposals in Polymer Chemistry
- Two Franzosini Awards in 2010
- Inviting Young Chemists to the 43rd IUPAC Congress in Puerto Rico
- Radioanalytical Chemistry–Revision of the Orange Book Chapter
- Developing Toolkits for National Chemistry Weeks During IYC
- Enhancing the Capacity to Provide Quality Chemistry Education at Secondary and Tertiary Levels in Ethiopia
- UV/Vis+ Spectra Database
- Solubility Phenomena
- Research and Education in the Middle East
- Another Organic Synthesis Boost
- Water Quality
- Frontiers of Polymers and Advanced Materials
- Molecular Mobility and Order
- POLYCHAR
- Asian Chemical Congress
- Mark Your Calendar
- Index for 2010
