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Photopolymerization Fundamentals 2017 Poster Prize Winner

Congratulations to Abishek Shete, who was awarded the Polymer Chemistry Best Poster Award at Photopolymerization Fundamentals 2017, in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Abishek is currently carrying out research in the CJK Polymer Research group at the University of Delaware.

In addition, due to the high number of exellent poster presentations, three candidates were given honourable mentions;

  • Dillon Love, University of Colorado,
  • Hanns Houck, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Ghent University, Queensland University of Technology,
  • Camila Uzcategui, University of Colorado.

Congratulations to all winners!

 

Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize Winners Photopolymerization Fundamentals 2017

Left to right: Christopher Barner-Kowollik (Editor in Chief of Polymer Chemistry), Abishek Shete, (Main Poster Prize Winner) Dillon Love, (Honorable Mention) Hanns Houck, (Honorable Mention) Camila Uzcategui, (Honorable Mention) Christopher Bowman (Chair of the 2017 Photopolymerization Fundamentals Conference)

 

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RSC Materials Chemistry Division Poster Symposium – final registration deadline

RSC Materials Chemistry Division Poster Symposium

This is your last chance to attend RSC Materials Chemistry Division Poster Symposium as the final registration deadline is just a few days away. Be sure to register by 15 November 2016 to secure your place.

For full details of speakers and conference themes, please visit the event web page.

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Photopolymerization Fundamentals Conference 2015

Congratulations to Brian Donovan, a PhD student in the Patton Group at the University of Southern Mississippi, USA, who was awarded the Polymer Chemistry Best Poster Award at the Photopolymerization Fundamentals Conference 2015 in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Brian received the award from Polymer Chemistry Associate Editor, Professor Christopher Barner-Kowollik, in the presence of the conference chair, Professor Christopher Bowman, for his work on the effects of phosphonic acid monomers on the network properties of UV polymerizable adhesives.

Pictured (left to right): Professor Christopher Bowman, Brian Donovan and Professor Christopher Barner-Kowollik.
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Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize Winner at Macromex 2014

Congratulations go to Dr Alejandro Gimenez who won the Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize at Macromex 2014, which was held on the 3-6 December 2014 in Nuevo Vallarta, Jalisco, México. Alejandro received a year’s subscription to Polymer Chemistry, which will help him keep up to date with the most exciting developments in the field.

Alejandro is based in Mexico at CINVESTAV, the Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute. His research interests lie in materials science, carbon nanotubes and surfactant science and technology.

Alejandro J. Gimenez Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize Winner

Dr Alejandro J. Gimenez, left, receiving his Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize from Prof Brent Summerlin

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Poster Prize winner at RAPS 2014

Congratulations to Robert Deller, who was awarded the Polymer Chemistry prize for best poster at last week’s Recent Appointees in Polymer Science (RAPS) 2014 meeting.

Robert Deller (right) receives the Polymer Chemistry prize for best poster from RAPS committee chair Chris Holland

The winning poster, titled ‘Cryopreservation of cells using peptidomimetic macromolecules’, was based on Robert’s PhD project, which he recently completed at the University of Warwick under the supervision of Matthew Gibson, a former RAPS committee member. Robert’s research into cell cryopreservation led to publications in Biomaterials Science and Nature Communications – click on the link below to read the former:

Robert will soon be moving to the University of Bristol to take on a postdoc position in Adam Perriman’s research group.

RAPS 2014, which took place on 3rd-5th September at the University of Reading, was the 15th annual meeting organised by Recent Appointees in Polymer Science– a group set up to help polymer science researchers just starting out in their careers to forge links and networks for the future. This year’s meeting featured a diverse array of talks from early career researchers working in a variety of polymer-related fields, as well as talks from more established members of the polymer community eager to share advice and lessons learnt from their own careers.

For more information on RAPS- including how to join (for free!)- take a look at the RAPS website.

RAPS 2014
Delegates at RAPS 2014

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10th International Conference on Advanced Polymers via Macromolecular Engineering 2013 Poster Prize winner

A huge congratulations to Alexander Hähnel who was awarded the Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize at the 10th International Conference on Advanced Polymers via Macromolecular Engineering (APME 2013). The conference took place from the 18 – 22 August 2013 in Durham, UK and was was sponsored by Polymer Chemistry and Soft Matter.

Poster Prize winners

(from left to right) Prize winners: Oğuz Türünç (Ghent University), Alexander Haehnel (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), John Finnegan (University of Bristol)

APME 2013 focussed on the recent advances in polymer chemistry, polymer synthesis and polymer characterisation; further details about the conference can be found by taking a look at their website.

Fancy submitting an article to Polymer Chemistry? Then why not submit to us today!

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PPC 2013:Polymer Chemistry poster prize winners!

Polymer Chemistry was delighted to award three Poster Prizes at the 13th Pacific Polymer Conference, held in Kaoshiung, Taiwan between 17-22nd November 2013. The winners were:

Daisuke Aoki
‘Synthesis and Characterization of Rotaxane-Linked Graft Polymers’

Hua Deng
‘The Electrical Property-Strain Sensing Behavior of CPCs Based on Polyurethane’

Chieh-Cheng Huang
‘Hypoxia-Induced Therapeutic Neovascularization in A Mouse Model of An Ischemic Limb Using Cell Aggregates Composed of HUVECs and cbMSCs’

Congratulations to all three winners!

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Best Student Poster Prize at IPST2013

Congratulations to Koay Seong Chun for being awarded the Polymer Chemistry Best Student Poster Prize at IPST2013!

Koay Seong Chun (left) is a PhD student working in Professor Salmah Husseinsyah and Dr. Hakimah Osman's group at the School of Materials Engineering, Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia.

Koay Seong Chun (left) is a PhD student working in Professor Salmah Husseinsyah and Dr. Hakimah Osman's group at the School of Materials Engineering, Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia.

He received his RSC prize at the International Conference on the Innovation in Polymer Science and Technology 2013 (IPST2013) which was held in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, from October 7 – 10, 2013. The poster, titled “Infuence of Methacrylic Acid Modification on Tensile Properties of Polypropylene/Cocoa Pod Husk Biocomposites”, was presented alongside 54 other student poster presentations and achieved the highest collective score from the judges.

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EPF 2013 – Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize Winner

 

Dr. Sheila Ortega Sánchez (left) receiving her certificate

Polymer Chemistry was delighted to award a Poster Prize at EPF 2013 held in Pisa, Italy on 16th – 21st June. The winner was:

Dr. Sheila Ortega Sánchez
CIRCC – Interuniv. Consortium Chemical Reactivity & Catalysis

Poster P4-70 : New functional polymers from biomass by atrp copolymerization of 2-vinylfuran with styrene initiated by Cu(I)-PMDETA
S. Ortega Sanchez, A. Dibenedetto, A. Grassi

Dr. Sheila Ortega Sánchez received a Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize certificate as well as 1 year electronic subscription to the journal.

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245th ACS National Meeting & Exposition Chemistry of Energy and Food- Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize Winners

Polymer Chemistry was delighted to award three Poster Prizes at the 245th ACS National Meeting & Exposition Chemistry of Energy and Food held in New Orleans, Louisiana on 7th – 11th April. The winners were:

1st place:

Boyu Zhang
, Tulane University
“Exploring the effect of amphiphile architecture: Synthesis, characterization, and self-assmebly of both cyclic and linear poly(ethylene glycol)-b-polycaprolactone”

2nd place:

Ravinder Elupula
, Tulane University
“Multi-arm globes via ‘click’ coupling”

3rd place:

Takahiro Ogawa, Tokyo Tech.
“Rational Synthesis of cyclic polymer via rotaxanation of linear polymer directed towards linear-cyclic reversible topology conversion.”

Each prize winner received a Polymer Chemistry Poster Prize certificate as well as 1 year electronic subscription to the journal.

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