Publishing

Full papers of invited talks and poster presentations are published in the International Journal of Polymer Analysis and Characterization, an ISPAC affiliated journal published by Taylor & Francis. Instructions for authors will be available at the conference and can be found here.

ISPAC 2011 Program

 ISPAC 2011 Book of Abstracts - Click image to download  (3.7 MB .pdf).


ISPAC 2012 Call for Papers

 

25th International Symposium on Polymer Analysis and Characterization

 

11-13 June 2012

 
Rolduc Abbey, Kerkrade, Netherlands
 
Rolduc Abbey
Kerkrade, The Netherlands

Short Course: 10 June 2012

Techniques for polymer analysis & characterization
Polymer solution characterization
Characterization of polymers for biomedical applications
AFM and biomechanics
Polymer membranes
Invited lectures with extensive discussion sessions
Contributed lectures
Poster sessions
 

 

25 Years of Excellence in Polymer Analysis and Characterization

The International Symposium on Polymer Analysis and Characterization, ISPAC, is a non-profit scientific organization. The mission of ISPAC is to provide an international forum for the presentation of cutting-edge technologies in the field of polymer analysis and characterization.  The symposium is unique in its emphasis on state-of-the-art methodologies, in its multidisciplinary approach to problems, and in the detailed discussions available among the participants.  Over the years, the symposia have successfully brought together analytical chemists, polymers chemists, polymer physicists, chemical engineers, and material scientists involved in the characterization and analysis of synthetic and natural polymeric materials.  Meetings are held annually, rotating to venues in the USA, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

The annual three-day symposia comprise invited and contributed lectures, poster sessions, discussions and information exchange on polymer analysis and characterization approaches, techniques and applications. Invited talks include state-of-the-art developments, with each lecture session features lectures and a one-hour open discussion period.

Lecturers are urged to include introductory material in their presentation to bring participants "up to speed", and are allotted the time to accomplish this. The discussion periods allow for extended interaction among the lecturers and the conference participants.

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ISPAC 2012 Call for papers

ISPAC 2012 Call for papers

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