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43rd IUPAC World Polymer Congress: Polymer Science in the Service of Society, 11-16 July 2010, Glasgow, UK


Scientific Programme


The scientific programme for 43rd IUPAC World Polymer Congress was designed to be accessible and relevant to all.


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Lecture

Plenary Speakers

More information on the speakers that gave plenary lectures at Macro2010, including brief biographies



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Award Winners

Further details of the award lectures which featured as part of the Macro2010 scientific programme


Themes

Polymers in Support of Life

Conveners: Brian Saunders (Manchester, UK), Steve Rimmer (Sheffield, UK), Neil Cameron (Durham, UK), Giuseppe Battaglia (Sheffield, UK)

Polymer Science in Everyday Life

Conveners: Manfred Bochmann (East Anglia, UK), Andrew Slark (Henkel, UK), Ezat Khoshdel (Unilever, UK)

Delivering New Polymers for Service in Society: Advances in Polymer Chemistry

Conveners: Dave Leigh (Edinburgh, UK), Wayne Hayes (Reading, UK), Dave Haddleton (Warwick, UK), Tom Davis (New South Wales, Australia), Joachim Steinke (London, UK)

Advances in Colloidal and Nanosize Polymer Materials

Conveners: Joao Cabral (London, UK); Stefan Bon (Warwick, UK)

Molecular to Macroscopic Behaviour of Polymers

Conveners: Andrei Zvelindovsky (Central Lancashire, UK), Costantino Creton (Paris, France), Hagan Bayley (Oxford, UK), Peter Williams (Glyndwr, UK)

Sustainability: Renewable Resources and Environmentally-Friendly Polymers

Conveners: Andrew Dove (Warwick, UK), Stephen Eichhorn (Manchester, UK)

Functional Polymers for Electronics, Energy and Analysis

Conveners: Peter Budd (Manchester, UK), Peter Cormack (Strathclyde, UK), Steve Yeates (Manchester, UK), Aleksandar Radu (Dublin, Ireland), Ingo Dierking (Manchester, UK)

Special Symposia

Conveners: Rachel O'Reilly (Warwick, UK), Jean-Pierre Vairon (Paris, France)

Symposium Index

Index

A-Z of Symposia

An alphabetical index of all the symposia that took place during the congress