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Division of Polymer Physics

The Division of Polymer Physics focuses on the physics of natural and synthetic macromolecular substances.

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News & Announcements

October 2008 Newsletter Format - PDF

Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Symposium (APS 2008)

Nominations Solicited for the Padden Award

Nominations Solicited for UKPPG/DPOLY Polymer Lecture Exchange

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APS March Meeting 2009
March 16-20, 2009

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Physics of Polymer Nanocomposites

Physics of Polymer Nanocomposites

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2008 Prize & Award Recipients

Frank J. Padden, Jr. Award

priestley Rodney Priestley, Northwestern



John H. Dillon Medal, sponsored by Elsevier Science Ltd., publisher of Polymer

dalnoki_veress Kari Dalnoki-Veress, McMaster University

"For significant and innovative experiments in glass formation and polymer crystallization at the nanoscale.



Polymer Physics Prize, sponsored by General Electric

schweizer Ken Schweizer, University of Illinois

"For outstanding theoretical contributions to the fundamental understanding of structure and dynamics in polymer melts, polymer blends, polymer-particle composites, and glasses."

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