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Conducting Polymers for Carbon Electronics

This issue reviews the progress in conducting polymers since Heeger, MacDiarmid & Shirakawa won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

It has been 10 years since the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Alan Heeger, Alan MacDiarmid and Hideki Shirakawa for the discovery and development of conducting polymers.

During this time, major progress on conducting polymer research, combined with the recent developments in nanoscience and technology, has been accomplished. It is therefore perfect timing to publish a themed issue on the topic of conducting polymers for carbon electronics, covering the forefront research on conducting polymers as well as on the composites of conducting polymers with C60 fullerene, carbon nanotube (CNT), graphene, organic single crystals, biological molecules and biopolymers. In Chem Soc Rev issue 7, 2010, both fundamental properties and applicability of this research have been reviewed by worldwide leading scientists in physics, chemistry, biology, materials science and engineering.

Why not peruse our other Chem Soc Rev themed issues here and let us know what you think by leaving your comments below?

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Shanghai and Beijing welcome the Editorial Board

The very first Chem Soc Rev Symposium was held at Fudan University on 22nd June, hosted by Professor Guo-Xin Jin. 11 members of Chem Soc Rev’s Editorial Board each gave 30 minute presentation to delegates from local universities. The day also included plenty of time for interaction and discussion.

The Chem Soc Rev Editorial Board at Fudan University with host Professor Guo-Xin Jin

The following day, a group of the Editorial Board members visited the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry at the invitation of Professor Shuli You. Professors Huw Davies and Helma Wennemers gave presentations to the department about their work then the group attended a formal lunch joined by Professor Tong (Vice Dean),  Professor Dai and RSC Chief Executive Office Richard Pike.

The Editorial Board then jetted off to Beijing for the final part of their visit to China. The Chem Soc Rev Beijing Symposium was held at Beihang University on 24th June, hosted by Professor Lei Jiang. An audience of 200-300 scientists were treated to 18 talks covering the whole spectrum of the chemical sciences, from both Editorial Board members and leading Chinese researchers. Richard Pike closed the symposium, highlighting the success of event, in terms of both scientific dissemination and international collaboration.

Professor Lei Jiang opens the Chem Soc Rev Symposium in Beijing

The Chem Soc Rev Editorial Board and Editorial Offiice would like to thank everyone involved in the organising of these symposia for their help and hospitality.

If you are interested in writing for Chem Soc Rev please contact the Editorial Office  for more information. 

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