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1996 Biennial Meeting Industrial Research in the 21st Century

November 24-27, 1996 Red Lion Resort, Santa Barbara, California

The Polymer Division's 1996 Biennial meeting is focused on the theme, "Industrial Research in the 21st Century". Chief technical officers from leading chemical and electronics corporations, world wide, will discuss the trends and changes in industrial research as we approach the 21st century. The plenary speakers are Mr. H. Tabata, Asahi Chemical Ind.; Dr. J. A. Miller, Du Pont; Dr. J. D. Holmes, Eastman Chemicals; Dr. L. Boehm, Hoechst; Dr. T. Nitta, Matsushita Electric Ind. and Dr. W. Harris, NSF. These discussions will be coupled with state-of-the-art technical sessions on:

  • Metathesis Polymerization
  • Cationic Late-metal Catalysis
  • Metallocene Polyolefin Catalysts
  • Chemistry and Applications of PEN
  • Optoelectronic Polymers

led by industrial and academic scientists supplemented by a poster session to allow for presentations of current research findings by other meeting participants.

Complementing the above theme, the Division will also host the Herman F. Mark Award Symposium honoring the 1996 awardee, Professor James E. McGrath of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

Program
Sunday, November 24th
2:00-5:00 PM Herman F. Mark Award Symposium

Session Chairmen - Lloyd M. Robeson/Carrington D. Smith

Lloyd M. Robeson [Air Products] "Group Contribution Methodology Applied to Polymer Permeability and Permselectivity"
Garth Wilkes [VPI&SU] "High Performance Semi-Crystalline Polyimides-Structure, Crystallization and Thermal Stability Studies"
Joseph DiSimone [UNC] "Synthesis and Processing of Polymeric Materials in CO2"
Alan N. Gent [U. Akron] "Adhesion to Rubber"
James E. McGrath [VPI&SU] "Engineered Materials: From Elastomers to Polymer Matrix Composites"

Monday November 25th
8:30-11:30 AM Metathesis Polymerization
Session Chairman K. B. Wagener [Univ. of FL]

H. Tabata [Asahi Chemical Co.] "Pathways of Polymer R&D Toward the 21st Century - Innovations of Existing Polymer Processes and Development of Specialty Polymers"
I. Natori, K. Imaizumi and H. Yamagishi [Asahi Chemical Co.] " Advance Study on the 'Living' Polymerization of Novel Cyclic, Conjugated Diene Polymers"
B. Novak [UMASS] "Building Molecular Architectures Through Living Polymerization
A. Bell [B.F. Goodrich] "Group VI Catalysts for the Reaction Injection Molding of Polycyclic Olefins"
T. Endo [Tokyo Inst. of Tech] "Ring Opening Polymerization and Its Application"

7:30-9:30 PM Cationic Late-Metal Catalysts
Session Chairman - Eite Drent [Shell]

J. A. Miller [DuPont] "Discovery Research and the Renewal of the Chemical Industry"
S. D. Ittel [DuPont] "New Polymer Structures from Pd and Ni Catalysts"
M. S. Brookhart [UNC] "Olefin Polymerization and Copolymerization using New Pd(II) and Ni(II) Based Catalysts"
B. Goodall [B.F. Goodrich] "Novel Cationic Ni and Pd Catalysts for the Addition Polymerization of Norbornenes"

Tuesday November 26th
8:30-11:30 AM Metallocene Polyolefin Catalyst

Session Chairman- T. W. Smith [Xerox]

L. L. Boehm [Hoechst] "Polyolefins: Highly Innovative Materials for the 21st Century"
M. Fleissner [Hoechst] "Progress in Polyolefins by Metallocenes"
R. Waymouth [Stanford] "Fluxional Metallocenes for Stereo-controlled Polymerizations"
J. O'Malley [Exxon Chemicals] " Designing Polyolefins with Metallocene Catalysts"
1:30-4:30 PM Chemistry and Applications of PEN
Session Chairman - H. Aotani [DuPont Japan]
J. D. Holmes [Eastman Chem. Co.] " Shaping an R&D Organization for the Twenty-first Century"
J. A. Zawada & C. L. Heisey [Eastman Chemical Co.] "Applications and Properties of Naphthalenedicarboxylate Containing Blends andCopolymers"
W. J. Brittain [Akron U.] "Synthesis of PEN by Ring Opening Polymerization"
D. Callander [Shell] "Choosing between Naphthalate Based Copolyesters and Blends for Containers"
E. E. Paschke & Charles W. Bauer [Amoco] "Recent Advances in Naphthalate-Based Polyesters"
4:30-6:30 PM Poster Presentations
Session Chairman - R. M. Ikeda [DuPont]

6:30 Banquet
Host - A. D. English [DuPont]

Speaker: W. Harris - U.S. National Science Foundation - "The Times They are a Changin' "

Wednesday November 27th

8:30-11:30 AM Optoelectronic polymers
Session Chairman - TBD

T. Nitta [Matsushita Electric] "Technology Trends in the Electronics Industry and Directions of R&D towards the 21st Century"
A. Takimoto [Matsushita Electric] "Properties and Applications of a Novel Photoconductive Polyimide"
M. Stolka [Xerox ] "Charge Transporting Polymers in Electronic Devices"
Z. Bao [AT&T] "Thin Film Field-Effect Transistors Based on Organic Materials"
R. Tweig [IBM] "New Directions in Organic and Polymeric Photorefractive Materials"
Housing and Registration:

The 1996 Biennial will be held at the Red Lion Resort in Santa Barbara, California. This resort and conference facility is located on the beach approximately one half mile from downtown Santa Barbara.

The Biennial registration fee is $550 per participant ($275 for students) and $175 per non-participating guest. The fee includes continental breakfast (3 days), conference materials, reception, coffee breaks, one lunch and a banquet.

To register for the 1996 Biennial Meeting, please send a completed Registration Form (see below) and remittance, made payable to the ACS Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc., to Neta L. Byerly, Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc., 1103 Hahn Hall, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0344. Phone (540) 231-3029; Fax: (540) 231-8517; dmorrill@vtvm1cc.vt.edu.

Hotel reservations should be made directly to the reservations department of the Red Lion Inn;

Fess Parker's Red Lion Resort Inn
633 E Cabrillo Blvd.
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Phone: (800) 879-2929 or (805) 564-4333
Fax (805) 564-4964.
Attendees are advised to ask for the group rate for the Polymer Chemistry Division of ACS -$93.00/night, single; $96.00/night, double; $111.00/night, triple and $126.00/night, quadruple.

American Airlines is offering 5% off any special fare and 10% off full fares to conference participants. Ticket reservations can be made with America Airlines by calling 800-433-1790 and asking to speak with the meeting service desk. Refer to the star record S21N6AC.

A poster session is planned in order to give conferees the opportunity to present their current research findings. The deadline for submission of a title and abstract is September 30, 1996. Anyone wishing to present a poster should contact:

Richard M. Ikeda
DuPont Experimental Station
P.O. Box 80356
Wilmington DE, 19880-0356
Phone: (302) 695-4382/Fax: (302) 695-8207
email: ikeda@esvax.dnet.dupont.com

Registration Form: 1996 Biennial of the Polymer Chemistry Division ACS
"Industrial Research in the 21st Century"
November 24-27, 1996 - Santa Barbara, CA

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For additional information contact:
Richard M. Ikeda
Phone: (302) 695-4382
FAX (302) 695-8207 IKEDA @ESVAX.DNET.DUPONT.COM
Thomas W. Smith
Phone: (716) 422-2415
FAX: (716) 422-2126
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