POLYMERS Vol.58　No.1 January 2009
POLYMERS　Vol.58　No.1
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Future Polymer Science and Scientific Societies
This 2009 New Year's issue presents a special feature “Future Polymer Science and Scientific Societies”, a compilation of messages and commentaries to our Society from fourteen chemistry-related organizations in Japan. Despite featuring the domestic scientific societies, however, the issue is intended to convey not an “inward-looking” but an “outward-looking” approach of SPSJ to encourage her members and colleagues contemplate the future of polymer science and SPSJ in science and technology as well as in the global society: Where and whereto polymer science and scientific societies should be and go, beyond disciplinary boundaries and global boarders, and possibly beyond time.
（Editors: SAWAMOTO and IYODA）
Commentary
Future Polymer Science and SPSJ: Reflection from Inside beyond Disciplines, Boarders, and Time Mitsuo SAWAMOTO
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Hot Topics in Polymer Science in Japan
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Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account
Against All Odds Emiko MOURI
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COVER STORY: Highlight Reviews
Responsibility of Learned Societies for the Society Makoto MISONO
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Further Progress in Chemistry through Cooperation of Academic Societies Hiroyuki NAKANISHI
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Macromolecular Science and Analytical Science in Future Society Hitoshi WATARAI
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Chemical Engineers, Chemical Engineering, and Chemistry Toward Renewed Collaboration in the 21st Century Kanji SHONO
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Catalysis Society of Japan and The Society of Polymer Science, Japan Makoto IMANARI
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Close Relationship between Polymer and Petroleum Takashi TATSUMI
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History and Future of the Society of Fiber Science and Technology, Japan Haruma KAWAGUCHI
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Electrochemistry and Polymer Science Ken-ichiro OTA
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The Society of Rubber Industry, Japan in the Rubber Science and Technology Mutsuhisa FURUKAWA
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Toward a Broad Range of Bottom-up Collaborations Hidetoshi YOKOI
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Role of Polymer Material in Liquid Crystal Displays Tatsuo UCHIDA
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The Adhesion Society of Japan, Which Supports Polymer Industry Kiichi HASEGAWA
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Expanding the Interest of Polymer Science to Students and Young Researchers is the Source of Society Activity Hiromoto USUI
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The Society of Polymer Science, Japan and Kobunshi Doyukai (Polymer Technology Executives’ Society, Japan) Madoka TASHIRO
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Front-Line Polymer Science
Dynamics in Miscible Polymer Blends Hiroshi WATANABE
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Recent Development in Structural Determination of Synthetic Helical Polymers Kanji NAGAI and Eiji YASHIMA
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Messages:“Work and Life”
Professor Taro Hayashi: A Chemist Who Made Efforts to Women's Education and Female Scientists Training Hiroo INOKUCHI
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Worldwide Vision of Science Reiko KURODA
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Messages from SPSJ
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