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PolyAnalysis Forum on Complex Polymers

This second event of the PolyAnalysis Forum series will focus on new polymers with complex architectures.Available on Demand
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The second event of the PolyAnalysis Forum series will focus on new polymers with complex architectures. Join the presenters on December 2, 2021 for this virtual event with live Q&A.

tosoh-logoPolyAnalysis Forum — New Polymers with Complex Architectures: Why and How?

Date: December 2, 2021

Time: 1 – 3:30 pm GMT / 2 – 4:30 pm CET

Lectures will be presented from Matthias Barz [Leiden University], Richard Hoogenboom [Ghent University], Nico Bruns [University of Strathclyde], and Subin Damodaran [Tosoh Bioscience].

PROGRAM

13:00 GMT / 14:00 CET - Solution characterization of polypeptides, polypeptoids and polypeptide(o)ides: From pitfalls to new possibilities
[Matthias Barz, Leiden University]

13:45 GMT / 14:35 CET - Effect of monomer distribution on self-assembly behavior of block and gradient copoly(2-oxazoline)s
[Richard Hoogenboom, Ghent University]

14:05 GMT / 15:05 CET - Bio-inspired Polymersome Nanoreactors
[Nico Bruns, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow]

14:35 GMT / 15:35 CET - Unveiling polymer architectures under a new light
[Subin Damodaran, Tosoh Bioscience]

15:10 GMT / 16:10 CET - Joint Q & A session with all presenters

Register for the 2nd virtual PolyAnalysis Forum and attend inspiring presentations and scientific updates on new polymers with complex architecture, from polypeptoides to amphiphilic block copolymers and polymersomes.


The first PolyAnalysis Forum – Polymers meet Bioscience – is still available on demand. This event focused on polymers used in biomedical and life science applications.

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