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Thirty-second Annual Symposium on polymer science/engineering 2010
Thirty-third Annual Symposium on Polymer Science/Engineering 2011
Thirty-fourth Annual Symposium on Polymer Science/Engineering 2012
Thirty-fifth Annual Symposium on polymer science/engineering 2013
Institute for Polymer Research
Celebrating 29 years of official institute status
Thirty-sixth Annual Symposium on Polymer Science/Engineering 2014
Institute for Polymer Research
Celebrating 30 Years of Official Institute Status
Fall IPR Seminar with Professor Xianshe Feng
Facilitated transport composite membranes for olefin/paraffin separation
Light olefins are important petrochemical feedstocks. The separation of olefins (e.g., ethylene and propylene) from their associated paraffins (i.e., ethane and propane) is one of the most difficult separations in olefin/polyolefin industry.
Thirty-seventh annual symposium on polymer science/engineering 2015
The Institute for Polymer Research
Celebrates 31 Years of Official Institute Status by hosting our Thirty-seventh Annual Symposium on Polymer Science/Engineering 2015 and Annual meeting of Institute for Polymer Research for academic and industrial members.
For further information and how to register please contact the Institute Director
Professor Jean Duhamel, Director
Tel: 519-888-4567 ext. 35196
Email:jduhamel@uwaterloo.ca
Or, the symposium Coordinator
Colleen Mechler
Seminar with Professor Mark Matsen
Monte Carlo Field-Theoretic Simulations Applied to Block Copolymer Melts
Block copolymers are polymer molecules with two (or more) chemical distinct portions, generally labelled A and B. The A and B components tend to be incompatible, which causes the molecules to self-assemble into various elaborate nano-structures with their A and B blocks in separate A- and B-rich domains. Self-consistent field theory (SCFT) has been remarkably successful in predicting the geometry of these ordered phases and the transitions between them.
34th North American intensive short course - troubleshooting polymerizations
An interactive intensive short course on Tools for Polymerization. All sessions will include case studies from a variety of polymerization systems (free radical and catalytic), reactors and monomers. Participants can discuss their own examples and interact with the lecturers. The lecturers have organized courses for more than 30 years involving more than 1000 industrial participants representing more than 60 companies worldwide. The examples used represent state-of-the-art.
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