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Advancing the Chemistry of the Actinides – Dalton Discussion 14

Advancing the Chemistry of the Actinides – Dalton Discussion 14

The oral abstract deadline is 15 February 2013 – so submit yours now!

The chemistry of the actinides has the potential to impact upon many of the 21st century chemical challenges requisite for a secure and sustainable future.

This conference will highlight the burgeoning role and exciting prospects for actinides in modern, metal-based chemistry.

Why take part in this discussion?

It’s a great way to get your own research better known.

The excellent keynote and invited speakers will focus on the following themes:

•    Probing structure and bonding in actinide compounds
•    Actinide properties and materials applications
•    Advances in actinide reactivity and catalysis
•    Actinides in the environment

So don’t miss this opportunity to hear from and network with the best in the field!

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Euro Intelligent Materials 2013 – Abstract submission open until 28 February 2013

Intelligent materials with integrated functionalities are required to make devices more energy efficient, autonomous, self-responding, switchable, biocompatible, and anti-bacterial. They are also integrated into novel sensor and actuator devices with significantly increased sensitivity. Such intelligent materials typically have a complex internal structure: they can be composites from different material classes like multiferroics. They might be nanostructured or hierarchically built-up, they could be bio-inspired and possess functional elements ranging from single molecules to the macro-scale.

All those materials and their design and development has to be accompanied by high-resolution analytical tools that are able to characterize the materials on all scales and, moreover, to track and reveal their function-structure relations in situ. The symposium will brzing together experts in the field of intelligent materials in order to present and discuss recent developments and detect future trends. The symposium will be a forum to get in contact with international key researchers and stimulate new collaborations for developing novel intelligent material systems, characterising their functionality from molecular mechanisms to applications.

Prospective authors are very welcome to submit their abstracts until 28 February 2013 here. You will find further information on our conference homepage.

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Meet the materials chemistry team in 2013

Liz Dunn and the team will be attending a host of exciting conferences this year. Please do let us know if you’ll be there too – we’d love to meet you!

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Poster prize winners at the 2012 International Symposium on Stimuli-Responsive Materials

Congratulations to the poster prize winners at the 2012 International Symposium on Stimuli-Responsive Materials! The three winners were chosen by an independent panel and they are: Young-Jin Kim (University of Tsukuba), Heather A. Pearson (University of Southern Mississippi) and William L. A. Brooks (University of Florida).

From left to right: Young-Jin Kim, Heather A. Pearson and William L. A. Brooks

Journal of Materials Chemistry Best Poster Award Winner: Young-Jin Kim from Takao Aoyagi’s group
“‘On-Off’ Switchable Drug Release Platform Using Temperature-Responsive Smart Nanofiber”

Soft Matter Best Poster Award Winner: Heather A. Pearson from Marek Urban’s group
“Switchable Polyelectrolyte Tethers on Polymeric Substrates: A New Platform for Covalent Attachment of Multilayers (CAM) with Responsive Bioactive Components”

Polymer Chemistry Best Poster Award Winner:
William L. A. Brooks from Brent Sumerlin’s group
“Accelerated Synthesis of Responsive Polymers by Microwave-Assisted RAFT Polymerization”

The 2012 International Symposium on Stimuli-Responsive Materials was held October 21 – 23 2012 at the Hilton Sonoma Wine Country in Santa Rosa, CA. The symposium covered the design, synthesis, characterization, and understanding of the physical, chemical, and applied principles of stimuli-responsive materials and devices.

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11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11) – oral abstract deadline Friday 7 December

Submit an oral abstract for The 11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11), the flagship event of the RSC’s Materials Chemistry Division – deadline Friday 7th December.

This cutting edge international research conference is organised around four exciting and diverse areas of the application of materials chemistry:

  • Energy Materials – including all aspects of Materials Chemistry related to energy generation, conversion and storage.
  • Environmental Materials – the design, synthesis and applications of materials that facilitate processes to provide a sustainable environment.
  • Biomaterials – materials for tissue engineering and healthcare, green biomaterials and advanced synthesis methods of biomaterials.
  • Electronic, Magnetic and Optical Materials – encompassing inorganic, organic, hybrid and nano materials, soft matter and interfaces.

Why take part in MC11?

There are over 100 opportunities for oral presentations over four parallel sessions. So you can share your own research with the more than 400 expected participants during the four-day event. There will also be plenty of opportunity for discussion during poster session receptions, lunches and coffee breaks, all taking place in the dedicated conference centre.

If you take part in this conference you will have the benefit of hearing and networking with an excellent line-up of plenary and keynote speakers, all experts in their fields.

All academic and industrial scientists working on the chemistry, physics and materials science of functional materials, including students, are encouraged to be there. Visit www.rsc.org/mc11 for full details.

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11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11)

In the 20th year of this international conference series, The 11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11) will bring together researchers to discuss four key areas of application of materials chemistry:

• Energy Materials
• Environmental Materials
• Biomaterials
• Electronic, Magnetic and Optical Materials

For our exciting list of plenary and keynote speakers visit www.rsc.org/mc11.  There will also be many opportunities for oral and poster presentations and discussion in the dedicated conference centre at the University of Warwick, UK.

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Challenges in Nanoscience (ISACS9), 31 August – 3 September 2012, China

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the 9th conference in the International Symposia on Advancing the Chemical Sciences (ISACS) series – Challenges in Nanoscience (ISACS9).

Deadlines are fast approaching, so be sure to showcase your work by submitting a poster and take advantage of the reduced early bird registration rate before Friday 6 July 2012.

For further details on this significant event, please visit the dedicated webpage.

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Oral abstract deadline for Challenges in Nanoscience (ISACS9): Friday 30th March

Challenges in Nanoscience (ISACS9)

The oral abstract submission deadline for Challenges in Nanoscience (ISACS9) is fast approaching. Please submit by Friday 30th March if you want to present your work alongside the sixteen outstanding plenary speakers.

For further details on Challenges in Nanoscience (ISACS9) or any of the conferences in the ISACS series, please sign up for the ISACS newsletter, follow ISACS on twitter or visit the dedicated webpage.

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Conference: 2012 International Symposium on Stimuli-Responsive Materials, October 21-23

The 2012 International Symposium on Stimuli-Responsive Materials will be held 21st – 23rd October at the Hilton Sonoma Wine Country in Santa Rosa, CA. The symposium will cover the design, synthesis, characterization, and understanding of the physical, chemical, and applied principles of stimuli-responsive materials and devices.

Plenary Speakers include:

Cameron Alexander, University of Nottingham, UK; Takao Aoyagi, National Institute for Materials Science, JAPAN; Rachel Auzery, CNRS, FRANCE; Paul Braun, University of Illinois, USA; Barney Grubbs, SUNY at Stone Brook, USA; Kevin Healy, University of California, Berkley, USA; Henry Hess, Columbia University, USA; Christine Jerome, University of Liege, BELGIUM; Henry Kopeczek, University of Utah, USA; Dirk Kukling, University of Pederborn, GERMANY; Andreas Lendlein, Institute Polymer. Research HZG, GERMANY; Shiyong Liu, University of Science and Technology, CHINA; Julia Ljubimova, Cedar Sinai Research Center, Beverly Hills, USA; Tim Lodge, University of Minnesota, USA; C. Andrew Lyon, Georgia Tech, USA; Sergiy Minko, Clarkson University, USA; Kenichi Nakashima, Saga University, JAPAN; Derek Patton, University of Southern Mississippi, USA; Jerry H. Qi, University of Colorado, USA; Srinivasa R. Raghavan, University of Maryland, USA; Stuart Rowan, Case Western Reserve University, USA; Daniel Savin, University of Southern Mississippi, USA; Chris Weder, University of Friburg, SWITZERLAND; Kung-Hwa Wei, University of Taipei, TAIWAN; Robert Weiss, University of Akron, USA; Gary Wnek, Case Western Reserve University, USA; Timothy White, US Airforce, USA; Tao Xie, GM Global R&D, USA; Mingdi Yan, University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA; Shu Yang, University of Pennsylvania, USA.

More information and registration details are available on the conference website: http://www.stimuliresponsivematerials.org

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Conference: The Fourth International NanoBio Conference – NanoBio Seattle 2012 July 23 – 26, 2012 Seattle, WA (USA)

Join more than 35 internationally renowned speakers for a four-day nanobiotechnology conference in Seattle, Washington (USA) this July.

Discuss recent advances in tools, materials, devices and translational medical applications and network with scientists from across the fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology.  Session topics include NanoBio Devices, Drug Delivery & Nanomedicine; Nanomedical Imaging; Nanotoxicology, Biomimetic and Bioinspired Nano-Structured Materials and Interfaces; Nano-scale Characterization Techniques and Single Molecule Analysis.

NanoBio Seattle 2012 is chaired by University of Washington Professor Pat Stayton and follows NanoBio Tokyo 2006 (chaired by Prof. Kazunori Kataoka), NanoBio Seoul 2008 (chaired by Prof. Kyung-Hwa Yoo) and NanoBio Zürich 2010 (chaired by Prof. Marcus Textor).

 NanoBio Seattle 2012 logo

For registration, details, and a full list of speakers, please visit www.nanobioseattle.org.

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