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PRAGUE
MEETINGS ON MACROMOLECULES
Heyrovského náměstí 2, 162 06 Praha 6, Czech Republic |
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Dedicated to 50th anniversary of the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry in Prague |
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| 73rd Prague Meeting on Macromolecules: | ||||||||
| New Frontiers in
Macromolecular Science: From Macromolecular Concepts of Living Matter to Polymers for Better Quality of Life |
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| Registration & Abstract
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Program booklet: Main part Abstracts | |||||||
| Aims & Scope | Venue | Program | Deadlines | Accommodation | Publication | Sponsors | Contact | General information |
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PROGRAM |
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 Program in PDF
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 Sunday,July
5 |
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 List of
invited
lectures |
Monday,
July 6 |
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| List
of special
lectures |
Tuesday,
July 7 |
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| List of
posters |
Wednesday,
July 8 |
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| Thursday,
July 9 |
List of invited lectures
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| Daniel Cohn | The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel | Engineering nano and macro-sized "smart" biomedical structures | I |
| Ruth Duncan | University of Cardiff, UK | Bioresponsive polymer therapeutics for cancer and tissue repair | I |
| Tomáš Etrych | Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czech Republic | Polymer therapeutic architecture: a major factor in achieving highly efficient polymer medicines | I |
| Allan Hoffman | University of Washington, USA | How the Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry inspired and influenced my research over the past 40 years | I |
| Kazunori Kataoka | University of Tokyo, Japan | Supra-macromolecular nanodevices for smart molecular therapy | I |
| Buddy Ratner | University of Washington, USA | Biostable and biodegradable methacrylate hydrogels for healing and tissue regeneration | I |
| Leonard W. Seymour | University of Oxford, UK | Polymers for improved delivery of cancer-killing viruses | I |
| H. Böhm | University of Heidelberg, Germany | Molecular engineering of cellular environments: Cell adhesion to nano-digital surfaces | I |
| Gert Storm | Utrecht University, Netherlands | Targeted nanomedicines and EC-sponsoring in FP6 | I |
| Ernst Wagner | LMU (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität) Munich, Germany | Dynamic polymers for therapeutic DNA and RNA delivery | I |
| Carsten Werner | Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden, Germany | Biohybrid hydrogels for regenerative therapies | I |
| Shuguang Zhang | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA | Self-assembling peptide materials for diverse applications | I |
| Redouane Borsali | CERMAV (Centre de Recherches sur les Macromolécules Végétales), France | Self-assemblies in hybrid block copolymer systems | II |
| Steven P. Brown | University of Warvick, UK | New solid-state NMR methodology for probing structure-determining hydrogen-bonding interactions | II |
| Jiří Brus | Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czech Republic | Nanostructured polymer systems as seen by solid-state NMR spectroscopy | II |
| Kell Mortensen | University of Copenhagen, Denmark | The nano-scale structure of polymer amphiphilic systems: tailored new phases and applications as smart materials | II |
| Christopher K. Ober | Cornell University, USA | Polymer brushes as responsive materials for the biology-materials interface | II |
| Virgil Percec | University of Pennsylvania, USA | Bioinspired synthesis of nonbiological systems exhibiting biological functions | II |
| Karel Procházka | Charles University, Czech Republic | Stimuli-responsive nanoparticles Based on interaction of metallacarboranes with poly(ethylene oxide)-block-poly(methacrylic acid) copolymer | II |
| Anthony J. Ryan | University of Sheffield, UK | Making polymers swim | II |
| Hans W. Spiess | Max Planck Institute, Germany | Self-assembly and dynamics of synthetic polymers and polypeptides from NMR spectroscopy | II |
| Omar Azzaroni | Universidad Nacional de La Plata – CONICET, Argentina | Polymer brushes in confined environments: New challenges and opportunities for designing advanced functional materials | III |
| Zhishan Bo | CAS-Institute of Chemistry, China | Towards stable blue light-emitting materials | III |
| Richard H. Friend | University of Cambridge, UK | Polymer semiconductor solar cells – design of structures for charge photogeneration, separation and collection | III |
| Gabriele Nelles | Sony Deutschland GmbH, Germany | Functional materials for future devices | III |
| Zbyněk Pientka | Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czech Republic | Polymeric membranes for hydrogen energetics | III |
| Stanisław Słomkowski | Centre of Molecular and Macromolecular Studies, Poland | Polymer nano- and microparticle based systems for medical diagnostics | III |
| Brigitte Voit | Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research, Germany | Thin functional polymer films for micro- and nanopatterning | III |
| Gerhard Wegner | Max Planck Institute, Germany | Ion-transport in polymers: How to improve the performance of batteries and fuel-cells? | III |
1959 - 2009:
Institute of
Macromolecular Chemistry is celebrating 50 years from foundation
