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Tue 26 Nov, '24
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Hermann Staudinger: foundation of polymer science

In 1920 Hermann Staudinger suggested that polymers were formed through covalent bonds (H. Staudinger; Über Polymerisation. Ber. Dtsch. Chem. Ges. 1920, 53, 1073), and used the term "makromolekel" (macromolecule) in 1922 (Staudinger, H. and Fritschi, J. (1922), Über Isopren und Kautschuk. 5. Mitteilung. Über die Hydrierung des Kautschuks und über seine Konstitution. HCA, 5: 785-806. https://doi.org/10.1002/hlca.19220050517). This session of Polymer Café will highlight and discuss these groundbreaking works. The discussion lead is prof. Seb Perrier.

Thu 28 Nov, '24
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Warwick Polymer Group International Lecturer Talk - Prof. Filip du Prez
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The Warwick Polymer Group invites a high-profile international speaker every year. This year, prof. Filip du Prez from Ghent University (Belgium) will give a talk at Warwick University entitled: Sequence-defined Polymers: Design, Upscaling and Applications. He will discuss how uniform macromolecules can be used in real life.

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