THIRD INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON POLYMER SURFACE MODIFICATION: RELEVANCE TO ADHESION To be held May 21-23, 2001 at the Robert Treat Hotel; Newark, NJ | |
This symposium continues the tradition set by the first in the series entitled: "Polymer Surface Modification:
Relevance to Adhesion" which was held in Las Vegas, NV, 1993. As with its predecessors, this symposium will be
concerned with the technological areas where surface modification is a key technology which allows for the
processing and manufacture of products which would otherwise be unobtainable. Proper adhesion characteristics are
vital to the success of any practical implementation of polymer materials. Though polymers are generally not very
adherent, proper surface modification can result in greatly improved adhesion without altering bulk properties. This
symposium is organized to bring together scientists, technologists and engineers interested in all aspects of polymer
surface modification, to review and assess the current state of knowledge, to provide a forum for exchange and
cross-fertilization of ideas and to define problem areas which need intensified efforts.
The invited speakers have been selected so as to represent widely differing disciplines and interests, and they hail from academic, governmental and industrial research laboratories. This meeting is planned to be a truly international event both in geographic coverage as well as in spirit. The technical program will contain both invited overviews and contributed original research papers. It is planned to chronicle the transactions in a hard-bound volume of archival quality (to match or exceed the standards of the journal literature) which will serve as a reference work for future generations of investigators. | |
AMONG THE TOPICS TO BE COVERED ARE:
SURFACE MODIFICATION TECHNIQUES
POLYMER SURFACE MODIFICATION FOR ADHESION IMPROVEMENT OF:
APPLICATIONS AND SURFACE CHARACTERIZATION
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This symposium is being organized by MST Conferences,
LLC under the direction of Dr. K. L. Mittal, Editor, Journal
of Adhesion Science and Technology. A proceedings
volume is planned for this symposium and further details
will be provided in due course. Please notify the
conference chairman of your intentions to present a paper
as early as possible. An abstract of about 200 words
should be sent by January 15, 2001 to the conference
chairman by any of the following methods:
E-mail: rhl@mstconf.com FAX: 212-656-1016 Regular mail: Dr. Robert H. Lacombe Conference ChairmanFONT FACE="Verdana"> 3 Hammer Drive Hopewell Junction, NY 12533 Contact by phone: 845-226-1393 |
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