101. ACS Award In Polymer Chemistry 2004: Virgil Percec He has opened numerous new important areas of polymer chemistry and found ways His career in polymer chemistry, he says, was influenced by many people, http://perceco2.chem.upenn.edu/~percec/inthenews/acsaward.html

ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry 2004: Virgil Percec Michael Freemantle Sponsored by ExxonMobil Chemical Virgil Percec, P. Roy Vagelos Professor of Chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania, has contributed to the development of novel methods of polymer synthesis for both covalent and supramolecular systems ranging from liquid-crystalline polymers to dendrimers. Percec's research has focused on a wide variety of topics, including the synthesis and chemistry of poly(arylacetylene)s, metal-catalyzed ion-radical arylations, phase-transfer catalyzed polymerizations, living radical polymerizations, and supramolecular polymer chemistry. Born in 1946, he obtained his Ph.D. at the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Jassy, Romania, in 1976. His career in polymer chemistry, he says, was influenced by many people, including his parents. During the last few weeks at high school, he had several classes of organic chemistry that persuaded him to switch to polymer chemistry. "My parents were not happy with my decision," he says. "However, nature was a model for art, and I therefore decided to use it as an inspiration for the construction of complex molecular, macromolecular, and supramolecular architectures." In the late 1970s, he elaborated methods for the synthesis and structural analysis of cis-poly(phenylacetylene)s that today provide the most frequently used models for nonbiological helical macromolecules.

102. Outline - Kyoto UniversityFaculty Of Engineering Department Of Polymer Chemistry Department of Polymer chemistry Activities and Perspective The Department of Polymer chemistry at Kyoto University, recognizing the importance and http://www.polym.kyoto-u.ac.jp/english/main.htm

Department of Polymer Chemistry: Activities and Perspective Polymers are abundant in nature and central to human life: As essential building blocks, they form both the natural world and the human body; As materials, polymers are indispensable in a prosperous society, fundamental in modern industry, and functional for chemistry, textiles, medicine, biology, pharmacology, electronics, aeronautics, space, and many other advanced and emerging technologies. The lifestyle we enjoy today, safe, comfortable, and sustainable, would be unimaginable without polymers and polymeric materials. No doubt polymers are finding ever-increasing significance and applications for the 21st century and beyond. The Department of Polymer Chemistry at Kyoto University, recognizing the importance and potential of polymers and macromolecules, aims at fundamental research and integrated education to cover every facet of polymer chemistry and science: synthesis, reactions, structures, physical properties, and functions. Via its close partnership with neighboring disciplines in chemistry, physics, and biology, the research contributes to discoveries and innovations in science and technology that better the world for all of us. With its first-rate curricula, facilities, and faculty, the

103. Department Of Polymer Chemistry And Material Science Home page of the Department of Polymer chemistry and Material Science, a division of the Institute of Materials and Environmental chemistry, http://www.chemres.hu/aki/polychem/English/index_en.html

Department of Polymer Chemistry and Material Science Home Staff Group Members Former Group Members Research ... Contact Welcome to the Department of Polymer Chemistry and Material Science Our primary field of research is focused on the study of special polymer structures and state-of-the-art polymerisation techniques. Research activity at the department involves both applied and basic research, often in cooperation with several industrial partners including some multinational firms. Because of the outstanding academic levels, the high command of foreign languages and the considerable international research experience that are standard in our group, we were quick to become one of the most productive departments at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

104. ANU - Research School Of Chemistry - Coote Research Group Computational Quantum chemistry, Polymer chemistry Dr Michelle Coote (Rita Cornforth Fellow) Free radicals are not only important in polymer chemistry, http://rsc.anu.edu.au/research/coote.php

Skip Navigation ANU Home Search ANU Research School of Chemistry Coote Research Group RSC Home About RSC Research Research Groups Highlights Seminars School Facilities For RSC Staff Students Employment Contacting Staff Useful Links Site Map Research Groups Protein Structure and Function Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Structural Biology Biomolecular NMR ... Key publications Computational Quantum Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry Dr Michelle Coote (Rita Cornforth Fellow) We use computer calculations to determine the structure of molecules and to help understand how molecules react with one another. Using the laws of quantum mechanics, we can calculate from first principles the structures of molecules, their vibrational frequencies and their energies. This provides detailed information on the mechanisms of reactions, as well as calculations of their kinetics and thermodynamics. Much of this information is very difficult to obtain experimentally, particularly for very reactive or hazardous compounds. Quantum chemistry provides a viable alternative approach for studying these compounds. We use this technique to solve a range of problems in chemistry, especially for improving the synthesis of polymers.

105. University Of Port Elizabeth: Department Of Chemistry Physical And Polymer Chem The Polymer chemistry Research Group provides a centre of expertise in the Eastern Cape and Postgraduate Studies in Physical and Polymer chemistry http://www.upe.ac.za/academic/departments/gentemp.asp?id=34&heading=Physical and

106. Leeds University Library - Reading Lists - Colour And Polymer Chemistry Colour and Polymer chemistry Reading Lists. The following information has been received from the Department of Colour and Polymer chemistry for the current http://lib5.leeds.ac.uk/rlists/colchem/

Welcome to LEEDS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY University of Leeds Home Campusweb Text only display Search Library website: Powered by Google Library website navigation menu A-Z index of Library A-Z index of Library website You are here: Library Module reading lists Colour and Polymer Chemistry Reading Lists The following information has been received from the Department of Colour and Polymer Chemistry for the current session. Please contact the Faculty Team Librarian for Colour and Polymer Chemistry, if you are aware of any errors or omissions on these reading lists. All level 1 modules, or choose... Introduction to Colour Science Dye and Pigment Intermediates Colour and Appearance in Art and design Introductory Coloration IMPRESS All level 1 modules, or choose... Foundation skills to IMPRESS Fundamentals of colour science Production and pre-production techniques Level 1 Project Introduction to Colorants and their use in Textile Coloration Design, Manufacture and Materials

107. CH4620: Polymer Chemistry (Spring 2005) chemistry, chemical sciences, medicine, chemistry degree, pharmaceuticals, molecular biology, biology, genetics, material science. http://www.chemistry.mtu.edu/pages/courses/class.php?class=CH4620&sem=20052

108. SIRCh :: Chemistry Courses On The Internet Organic chemistry Courses Physical chemistry Courses Polymer chemistry Courses Polymer chemistry by students at the Univesity of MissouriRolla http://www.indiana.edu/~cheminfo/c_course.html

CHEMINFO home SIRCh home Communications in Chemistry Miscellaneous ... CCIIM home For information on graduate study in chemical informatics at Indiana University, see http://www.informatics.indiana.edu/ SIRCh: Chemistry Courses on the Internet Page Contents: Guides to Chemistry Courses on the Internet Analytical Chemistry Courses Biochemistry Courses Chemical Information Courses ... Polymer Chemistry Courses Last Updated: April 29, 2003 Guides to Chemistry Courses on the Internet PSIgate (Physical Sciences Information Gateway) Physical Science list by Frank Potter and Jim Martindale (University of California, Irvine) Chemistry Education Resources by Alan Cairns (University of Washington) Global Instructional Chemistry by Henry Rzepa (Imperial College) BioChemLinks (formerly, BioChemNet: Biology and Chemistry Educational Resources Online) by Dyann K. Schmidel World Lecture Hall Return to Page Contents Analytical Chemistry Courses Brian Tissue's Encyclopedia of Analytical Instrumentation Analytical Chemistry Cross Index by Brian Tissue Introduction to Analytical Spectroscopy by Brian Tissue The Basics of NMR by Joseph P. Hornak (Rochester Institute of Technology)

109. METU - Department Of Chemistry / General Info Current research in physical and polymer chemistry is being carried out in different laboratories in the field of plasma polymer, rheologytechnology, http://www.chem.metu.edu.tr/general.html

METU Department of Chemistry GENERAL INFORMATION Requirements for the degree of B.S. in chemistry Laboratories Aims and objectives of graduate programs Major graduate level research activities ... Graduate research laboratories REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF B.S. IN CHEMISTRY [Back To Top] B.S. candidates in chemistry must follow a four year program as prescribed below. Technical electives may be any one of the courses by the departments or any other course numbered 400 or above offered by the department of physics, mathematics, biology or engineering. LABORATORIES [Back To Top] The Department of Chemistry has the following laboratories: General Chemistry Laboratory Equipped to acquaint the freshman with basicexperimental procedures and laboratory techniques used in the study of properties and analysis of common elements and their compounds. Analytical Chemistry Laboratory Facilities for qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis, including volumetric, gravimetric, colorimetric, potentiometric and spectrophotometric determinations. Physical Chemistry Laboratory Facilities for experimentation in the following areas Calibration in volumetry, densities of gases and vapors, solutions and solubilities, molecular weight determinations, thermodynamic, conductimetric and potentiometric measurements, velocity of chemical reactions, elementary radiochemistry, surface chemistry and colloid chemistry.

110. Polymer Chemistry Allcock, HR, FW Lampe, and James Mark; Contemporary Polymer chemistry; 2nd Edition Teegarden, David M. Polymer chemistry Introduction To An Science http://www.umsl.edu/~chemist/cgi-test/mybooks.pl?category=51

111. UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Home Faculty Staff Graduate Organic Polymer chemistry I (PSC 301), 3. Polymer Techniques I (PSC 341L), 2 Organic Polymer chemistry II (PSC 302), 3. Polymer Techniques II (PSC 342L) http://www.psrc.usm.edu/undergrad.html

112. Graduate Programs In Chemistry Bogazici University Graduate Programs in chemistry. Prerequisite Consent of instructor. CHEM 535 Polymer chemistry (Polimer Kimyasi) (3+0+0) 3 http://www.boun.edu.tr/graduate/sciences_and_engineering/chemistry.html

Quick Links Academic Calendar Alumni Webmail Campus Tour Computer Center Governance Graduate Course Catalogue Library Main Page Online-registration Text Only Undergraduate Course Catalogue Webmail Year Books Web BU Graduate Course Catalogue Main Page GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN CHEMISTRY Head of Department: Selim Kusefoglu Professors: Zeynep Atay, Duygu Avci, Viktorya Aviyente, Guniz Buyuktur*, Dilek Calgan, Ilknur Dogan, Belkis Halfon, Yuksel Inel*, Selim Kusefoglu, Nihan Nugay, Turgut Nugay, Hadi Ozbal, Tereza Varnali Assistant Professors: Ersin Acar, F.Ece Bulak, Neylan Dirilgen, Neren Okte, Amitav Sanyal, Rana Sanyal Instructors: *Part-time MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM The M.S. Program in Chemistry is comprised of 8 courses (minimum of 24 credits), a Master thesis, two seminars and a graduate seminar (CHEM 579). Advanced Organic Chemistry and Advanced Physical Chemistry are the two required courses for this program. Two of the remaining six courses can be taken from graduate courses offered by other departments with the permission of the student's advisor. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM The Ph.D. Program in Chemistry consists of seven graduate courses (minimum 21 credits), two seminars, a qualifying examination, a thesis proposal, and a thesis to be completed in accordance with the regulations of the Institute. A maximum of two courses can be taken from the graduate courses offered by other departments with the permission of the student's advisor.

113. NSTA - Pressroom New NSTA Press® Title Polymer chemistry Introduces An Indispensible Formerly an instructor in organic and polymer chemistry at the college level and a http://www.nsta.org/pressroom&news_story_ID=49346

sort by date rank advanced search Pressroom home NSTA Pressroom Read the 2004 Annual Report (PDF). The Pressroom contains the latest NSTA news releases plus several from the archive dealing with evolution. NSTA surveys can be found here May 4 2004 Arlington, VA, May 2004 - For high school teachers who want to introduce polymer science basics, properties, and uses into their curriculum, Polymer Chemistry: Introduction to an Indispensable Science , just published by the National Science Teachers Association's NSTA Press®, is the ideal resource. According to statistics, more than half of all chemists work on some aspect of polymers. The book's author, subject expert David M. Teegarden, has long been a leader in presenting local and national programs for precollegiate science teachers, encouraging them to expose students to this important subject. Formerly an instructor in organic and polymer chemistry at the college level and a long-time polymers expert in private industry, Teegarden has authored a book that is deeper than simple monographs or collections of experiments, and more accessible than college texts. Divided into four sections

114. Chemistry: College Of Staten Island of Staten Island s main thrust within the doctoral program is polymer chemistry. The polymer chemistry doctoral specialization, developed in response to http://web.gc.cuny.edu/Chemistry/staten_island.htm

Home Announcements Program Courses ... Faculty Contact Us Useful Links Students Reports Student Handbook ... Application COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND The College of Staten Island 2800 Victory Boulevard Staten Island, New York 10314 The College of Staten Island is located on a new 204-acre campus in a suburban borough of New York City. The College of Staten Island is accessible from other parts of the city by public transportation and from New Jersey via several bridges. Staten Island's proximity to the cultural, recreational, financial, and transportation centers of New York City as well as a certain remoteness from big city problems combine to make it an ideal setting for a growing educational institution. The College of Staten Island's main thrust within the doctoral program is polymer chemistry. The polymer chemistry doctoral specialization, developed in response to the need for scientists with graduate training in the polymer field, is interdisciplinary in nature cutting across the traditional boundaries of chemistry as well as into areas of physics, engineering, and biology. The polymer chemistry student obtains a broad background in chemistry along with a multidisciplinary approach to polymer science. Course work in polymer chemistry is designed to give the student a background in the controlled synthesis of polymers, the chemical and physical characterization of synthetic and naturally-occurring polymers and their utilization.

115. Polymer Chemistry chemistry. CHEM350 POLYMER chemistry (3/0) 3 sh. Major topics in polymer chemistry will be examined. Structure, synthesis, characterization, properties, http://www.lhup.edu/chemistry/courses/ch350.htm

Chemistry POLYMER CHEMISTRY (3/0) 3 sh Major topics in polymer chemistry will be examined. Structure, synthesis, characterization, properties, and uses of polymers will be discussed. Much of the focus will be on polymers used or produced in industry. Prerequisite: Return to Chemistry Course Descriptions

116. CONTACT: He developed an advanced undergraduate organic polymer chemistry course for chemistry and chemical engineering students, and a graduate level chemistry http://www.vtnews.vt.edu/archives/1996/96126.html

CONTACT: Sally Harris slharris@vt.edu McGRATH WINS POLYMER CHEMISTRY AWARD BLACKSBURG, May 3, 1996 James McGrath, the Ethyl Professor of chemistry at Virginia Tech, has won the Herman F. Mark Award in Polymer Chemistry from the American Chemical Society. The society gives the award in even-numbered years to "recognize outstanding research and leadership in polymer science." McGrath has been co-director of the Polymer Materials and Interface Lab (PMIL) at Virginia Tech since 1978 and director of the National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center on High Performance Polymeric Adhesives and Composites since 1989. His colleagues consider him to be "a world-class polymer chemist." McGrath holds more than 30 patents and has written six books, 50 book chapters, and more than 250 articles in scientific journals. He received the university's Alumni Award for Research Excellence in 1993. McGrath came to Virginia Tech in 1975 from Union Carbide Corp., where he was a research scientist and group leader. By 1979, he was a full professor, and in 1986 he received the Ethyl Chaired Professorship in chemistry. His research has been directed toward the s ynthesis and characterization of high performance matrix polymers and structural adhesives, new composite matrix and adhesive polymers for possible use in aerospace, new high-temperature polymer dielectrics for computer development, and fire-resistant polymers

117. RadTech International NA Polymer chemistry for the UV/EB Professional PART TWO Apply principles of polymer chemistry to the formulation of UV/EBpolymerizable materials. http://www.radtech.org/ROLE001.html

QUICK LINKS What's New Press Releases RadTech Canada Resource Center HOME publications other articles/publications search proceedings ... uv measurement Search Our Site ANY word ALL words EXACT phrase Help Polymer Chemistry for the UV/EB Professional: PART TWO Presented by: Dr. Byron Christmas, University of Houston- Downtown Friday October 28 p m – 1:30 p m (E S T) Location: Your Home or Office! All you need is a computer with online connection for the visual and a speakerphone for the audio REGISTER ONLINE NOW! COURSE DESCRIPTION: This 3-hour on-line course will be presented in two parts. The course is designed to acquaint UV/EB chemists and other technical professionals with fundamentals of polymer chemistry at an undergraduate level. Part 1 will involve an overview of chain-growth polymerization processes including the kinetics and thermodynamics of free-radical and cationic polymerization processes. Part 2 will include a presentation of photoinitiation chemistry, as well as the application of polymer chemistry fundamentals to the science and technology of free radical, cationic, and thiol-ene UV/EB polymerization processes.

118. Hideki Shirakawa - Autobiography One was polymer chemistry, just as I had written in my junior high school I had decided to major in polymer chemistry only if I successfully passed the http://nobelprize.org/chemistry/laureates/2000/shirakawa-autobio.html

HOME SITE HELP ABOUT SEARCH ... EDUCATIONAL For the ten years from the third grade of elementary school to the end of high school, I lived in the small city of Takayama, a town of less than sixty thousand, located in the middle of Honshu, Japan. Even though it was far away from Japan's principal cities, Takayama has been called a "little Kyoto" because of the similarity of its landform to Kyoto, the city sits in a basin surrounded by mountains with a river flowing through it, and because of its long-established cultural heritage and tradition. In this small town, rich in natural beauty, I spent my days enthusiastically collecting insects and plants, and making radios. My affinity for science was awakened and grew during in these ten years. Long after I became a polymer scientist, I occasionally remembered a short composition I had written during my last year in junior high school. At that time students compiled a commemorative collection of compositions describing our future dreams. As I recalled, I wrote something about my wish to be a scientist in the future and to conduct research on plastics useful for ordinary people. I cannot be sure what I wrote exactly because I lost the book of essays during repeated moves afterwards. I had long regretted this loss because I wanted to know more about why and how a junior high school boy decided on a future research career in plastics. Much to my surprise, I found that the full composition I had lost was printed in every Japanese newspaper the day after the

119. Registration & Records - Course Catalog PCC 105, Introduction to Polymer and Color chemistry, 3(22-0) F. Introduction of topics related to Polymer and Color chemistry, eg computers, library, http://www2.acs.ncsu.edu/reg_records/crs_cat/PCC.html

Policies NCSU Home Comments POLYMER AND COLOR CHEMISTRY - PCC PCC 105 Introduction to Polymer and Color Chemistry 3(2-2-0) F Introduction of topics related to Polymer and Color Chemistry, e.g. computers, library, PCC curriculum, advising and elective section, introduction to textile information, fiber forming polymers, color, fundamental chemistry, periodic table, acids, bases, solutions, learning and study techniques, laboratory techniques. Course Offerings: fall PCC 106 Introduction to Polymer and Color Chemistry II 3(3-0-0) S Preq: PCC 105 Introduction of topics related to Polymer and Color Chemistry, e.g. atomic interactions and molecular bonding (ionic, covalent, London, polar), molecular structures, small molecules and polymers (natural, synthetic and biopolymers), inorganic chemistry basics, equilibria in solutions, weak acid/base systems, buffers, acidity/alkalinity, pH, introduction to organic chemistry basics, functional groups, introduction to chemical kinetics, polymerization kinetics, as well as special topics presentedby various Polymer and Color Chemistry faculty. Course Offerings: sprg PCC 203 Introduction to Polymer Chemistry 3(3-0-0) F,S,Sum

120. PING YUAN FURLAN Polymer chemistry, University of Science and Technology of China, China Research, Post Doctoral, Polymer chemistry/Bell Communications Research http://www.pitt.edu/~uptchem/resume1.html

PING YUAN FURLAN Chemistry Department University of Pittsburgh at Titusville Titusville, PA 16354-0287 furlan+@pitt.edu Personal: Born August 16, 1963; Female; Married (Richard); One Child ( Alex ); U.S. Citizen Education: Doctor of Philosophy Chemistry/Polymer Science Program University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT Master of Science Chemistry/Polymer Science Program University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT Bachelor of Science Polymer Chemistry, University of Science and Technology of China , China First Prize: Randolph T. Major Poster Competition Fellowships: Predoctoral, 1986; Summer 1986 Teaching Assistant Professor Chemistry/University of Pittsburgh - Titusville (UPT) 1997-Present Experience: Adjunct Professor Physical Science/Arkansas Tech University (ATU) Natural Science/University of the Ozarks (U of O) Chemistry/Daytona Beach Community College (DBCC) Teaching Assistant Chemistry/University of Connecticut (UConn) Courses Taught Intro Analytical Chemistry with Lab Physics for Health Profession Directed Study Introduction to Chemistry with Lab Algebra Physical Science Earth Science Organic Chemistry (6 wks) Survey of Organic Chem.(6 wks)

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