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A must for chemists who design or adapt existing macromolecules . . .
Intemational Colloquium o n Macromolecular Engineering
A Unique Short Course Sponsored by the American Chemical Society October 30-November 1,1989 • T h e University of Akron •Akron, OH Join in this participative learning experience featuring a "Gordon Conferences" type of atmosphere and plenty of time for exchanging ideas. It's a golden opportunity to . . . brain-
storm with world-renowned experts exchange ideas with your colleagues . . .find out about cutting edge developments sure to affect the course of polymer science —and your job!
How You'll Benefit from This Course • Explore the design and controlled total synthesis of polymer architecture • Probe the mechanisms of polymerizations —and learn how to use these mechanisms to synthesize new products with useful physical-mechanicalchemical properties • Be able to assemble macromolecules for specific applications by a variety of processes • Be exposed to applications involving nearly every area of polymer science • AND T H I S IS J U S T T H E BEGINNING! Applications will be cited in nearly every area of polymer science, including:
The Faculty is an International "Who's Who" of Macromolecular Engineering:
Engineering Plastics Polymer Allovs Acrvlates Catalysis Microelectronics Biopolymers
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Polvolefins Thermoplastic Elastomers Adhesives Coatings AND MUCH MORE!
For more information CALL COLLECT (202) 872-4508, ext. 1030. Or, use the coupon to request a free descriptive brochure on this dynamic course. American Chemical Society Dept. of Continuing Education Meeting Code AKR89100 1155 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036
J. P. Kennedy, Colloquium Director, The University of Akron, USA; J. Feijen, Twente University of Technology, The Netherlands; J. M. J. Frechet, Cornell University, USA; H. J. Harwood, The University of Akron, USA; S. Inoue, University of Tokyo, Japan; J. McGrath, Virginia Tech, USA; L. Porri, Politechnico di Milano, Italy; G. Reiss, Ecole Nationale Superior de Chimie de Mulhouse, France; T. Saegusa, Kyoto University, Japan; D. Y. Sogah, E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, USA; Ph. Teyssie, Université de Liege, Belgium
To maintain optimum learning conditions for all attendees, enrollment in this colloquium is strictly limited. Last year's session filled immediately, so we suggest you register today to reserve your seat in this popular course. • Please send me a free brochure on The Fourth International Colloquium on Macromolecular Engineering (MMEN8910) to be held October 30November 1, 1989, in Akron, OH. Name. Title _ Organization. Address City, State, Zip AKR89100
