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7th PACIFIC POLYMER CONFERENCE


December 3-7, 2001
Oaxaca, Mexico

Invitation & General Information

Since the Pacific Polymer Federation was established in 1987, the biennial Pacific Polymer Conference has been successfully celebrated on 6 occasions; Maui, USA(1989), Otsu, Japan(1991), Gold Coast Australia (1993), Kauai, USA(1995), Kyongju, Korea (1997) and Guangzhou, China (1999). The Federation is now composed of 17 member organizations from Pacific Basin countries.

In 2001, the Pacific Polymer Conference will be held for the first time on the Latin American soil, in the unique City of Oaxaca, MÈxico, where the culture is totally different from that of Asia and the USA. The activity in polymer science and engineering in Latin American nations is steadily inceasing, and the 7th PPC will provide an interesting and unique opportunity of mixing different cultures and experiences in polymer science and technology. .

We, the Organizing Committee of the PPC'7, welcome all of you to participate in this event which will include people from not only from the PPF member nations, but also from many other countries.

 

 

Takeshi Ogawa
Chairman,
The Organizing Committee


Language
TBA

 

Deadlines
TBA

 

For Further Information, Contact:

Secretariat. 7th PPC
Instituto de Investigaciones en Materials
Universidad Nacional AutÛnoma de MÈxico
Apartado Postal 70-360
CU, Mexico DF 04510
Tel: +52-5-622-4583
Fax: +52-5-616-1201
e-mail:
ogawa@servidor.unam.mx
burillo@nuclecu.unam.mx

 


Housing and Travel

Accomodation
Hotels in Oaxaca City range in price from US$30.00 to $100.00 per night for single or 2 persons. Details information and reservation from will be provided on the website. Hotel "Mission de Los Angeles" and "Holiday Inn Express" were chosen as venue hotels. Hotel "Camino Real" which was built in the 16th century as monastery is also availble for those interested in sleeping in a very ancient room. Reservation should be made through InterMeeting which is the PPC-7 authorized agent for hotels and sight seeing.

Oaxaca City is located at southeast of Mexico City. There are several daily flights from Mexico City, which take about 50 minutes. It is recommended to arrive Mexico City in the morning if you wish to get to Oaxaca in the same day. Otherwise, you have to stay one night in Mexico City for a next day flight to Oaxaca. If you arrive Mexico City on Friday (Nov.30) we recommend to have Mexico City sight seeing (Teotihuacan Pyramids, Xochimilco, National Anthropology Museum, etc) for Saturday and Sunday. Arriving in the evening of Saturday (Dec.1) make it possible to have a sight seeing on Sunday. Sundays are the best days for moving around in and nearby Mexico City. Such sight seeing can be arranged.

 


Registration

Registration Fee

The registration fee for participants including entry to all scientific sessions, preprints, printed materials, reception, banquet, morning and afternoon tea/coffee. Banquet fee is not included in student registration.

 

 

Cancellation & Refund Policy
TBA

 


Programs

Microsymposia

Microsymposia on selected topics within the fields below will be organized. the co-chairs are also listed.

M-1. Recent Advances in Anionic Living Polymerization
Sergio Corona (Dynasol, Mexico), scorona.dynasol@mail.girsa.com.mx
Roderic P. Quirk (Univ. of Akron, USA), easter@frank.polymer.uakron.edu 
M-2. Sensitive Polymers and Smart Gels (In honor of the late Prof. Toyoichi Tanaka)
Angel Licea (Inst. Tec. Tijuana, Mexico), alicea@tectijuana.mx
Ronald A. Siegel (Univ. Minnesota, USA)
Yoshihito Osada (Hokkaido University, Japan), osada@sci.hokudai.ac.jp
M-3. Modeling of Novel Polymerization Process
M-4. Novel Organic Polymeric Materials for Photonic Applications
Naoya Ogata (Chitose Inst. Sci. Tec. Japan), n-ogata@photon.chotose.ac.jp
Takeshi Ogawa (UNAM, Mexico), ogawa@servidor.unam.mx
M-5. Macromolecular Crystallization Abel Moreno (UNAM), carcamo@servidor.unam.mx

 

Scientific Sessions

  1. Polymerization Chemistry and Technology
    Including polymerization kinetics and mechanisms, recent advances in vinyl polymerization, technology of emulsion and suspension polymerization, novel methods of polymerization, computer simulation of polymer synthesis, radiation effects on polymers, etc.
  2. Functional Polymers, and Nanocomposites for Advanced Technology
    Synthesis of functional polymers and their properties such as electrical, optical, thermal, and other important properties. Novel materials of nanocomposites. Chemical modifications of polymers including chemical reactions and grafting to create novel properties are also included.
  3. Natural and Biological Polymers
    This field includes polymers from renewable resources, polymers of biological importance, water-soluble polymers, bio-degradation of polymeric materials, etc.
  4. Polymer Characterization
    Novel methods of characterization of polymeric materials, structures and morphology, as well as work related to polymer analysis.
  5. Physical Properties and Processing Technology
    Rheology of solid and liquid states, mechanical properties of polymers and composites, polymer surfaces, polymer processing, crystallization, etc.

 

Schedule

TBA

Social Program

An afternoon excursion to the famous pre-Columbian Monte Alban ruin will be arranged. Other ruins such as Mitla and others will be programmed for the accompanying persons. A weekend excursion to Huatulco, a Pacific coast resort less than a half hour flight from Oaxaca City may be arranged. The price will be around $250 per person including air transportation and 2 night hotel room in the Sheraton Huatulco.

 



Call for Papers & Preprints

TBA


Organization & Program Committees

The meeting is sponsored by:

LA SOCIEDAD POLIMERICA DE MEXICO
 

The organizing Committee consists of:

 

Dr. Takeshi Ogawa Murata, (UNAM), Chairman
Ramiro Guerrero, (CIQA) , Vice Chairman
Guillermina Burillo, (UNAM), Secretary General
Dr. Sergei Fomine, (UNAM), Polym. Chemistry
Roberto Alexander-Katz, (UAM), Polym. Physics
Angel Licea, (Tec. Tijuana)
Ana Ma. Mendoza, (Tec. Cd. Madero)
Sergio Corona, (Dynasol)
Juan Cauich, (CICY, Yucat·n)
Lioudmila Fomina, (UNAM)
Dr. Emilio Bucio Carrillo, (UNAM), Treasurer
Ma. Pilar CarreÛn, (UNAM), Social Program