From Macro2012 to Macro2014
From Macro2012 to Macro2014
Virginia Tech, the host of Macro2012, recently pledged financial support of USD 10000 to the organizers of the Macro2014 Congress, to be held 6–11 July 2014, in Chaing Mai, Thailand.
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| Timothy E. Long delivering his welcoming speech at Macro2012. |
“We were honored with the invitation to lead MACRO2012, and the Congress had profound and lasting effects for our university,” said Tim Long, chemistry professor and associate director responsible for industry involvement and outreach for the Macromolecules and Interfaces Institutes at Virginia Tech. “We sincerely hope our pledge starts a new tradition for IUPAC when previous success can help catalyze success in the following Congress. ”
Welcoming this gift, Michael Buback, president of the IUPAC Polymer Division, acknowledged Virginia Tech’s lasting appreciation of the international community and IUPAC and stated that the donation will be assigned to a specific activity at the Congress. Details about Macro2014 are online at www.macro2014.com.
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