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7th Hellenic Polymer Conference
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7th Hellenic Polymer Conference
28 September - 1 October 2008
Ioannina
Science & Technology Park of Epirus
Dear Colleagues
On behalf of the Organizing Committee I would like to invite you to the 7th Hellenic Polymer Conference, which will be held at Ioannina by the Departments of Physics, Chemistry and Materials Science & Engineering, at
September 28 - October 1, 2008
The Hellenic Polymer Conference was established by the Hellenic Polymer Society and its main focus is to promote the research on polymers in Greece.There will be oral lectures by distinguished scientists from Greek and Foreign Institutions, oral presentations and poster sessions, on both new and more conventional issues. Special interest will be given at the poster sessions by awarding the most prominent poster.
The fields which will be covered are as follows:
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· Polymer Synthesis and Characterization
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· Hierarchical Structures of Homo- and Co-polymers
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· Polymer Dynamics
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· Polymer Theory and Simulation
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· Surfaces and Interfaces of Polymers
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· Biopolymers, Polypeptides, Proteins
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· Polymer Colloids
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· Composites / Hybrids, Νanocomposites & Νanostructured Materials
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· Advanced Polymer Applications
in Biomedicine, Electronics and Optics
· Polymer Rheology and Processing
The organizing commitee is pleased to inform you that the following scientists from Greece and abroad agreed to present their work as invited speakers:
Prof. P. Alexandridis |
SUNY - University at Buffalo |
Prof. M. Bockstaller |
Carnegie Mellon University |
Prof. H. -J. Butt |
Max-Planck Institute for Polymer Research |
Prof. G. Fytas |
University of Crete and FORTH |
Prof. N. Hadjichristidis |
University of Athens |
Prof. J. W. Mays |
ORNL / University of Tennessee at Knoxville |
Prof. M. Muthukumar |
University of Massachusetts at Amherst |
Prof. M. Stamm |
IPF / Technische Universität Dresden |
Prof. D. Theodorou |
National Technical University of Athens |
Prof. E. L. Thomas |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
On the behalf of the Organizing Committee,
George Floudas
Professor
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