POLYMERS Vol.58　No.6 June 2009
POLYMERS　Vol.58　No.6
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COVER STORY
Safety and Deliverance
Emerged “safety and deliverance”
considerations have grabbed our attention recently due to accidental and unexpected consequences in scientific aspects of our life. To provide technological shields for these issues, variable polymeric materials have been developed, making “safety and deliverance” keywords extremely essential issues in the R&D. Herein, two most up-to-date topics are focusing on 1) polymeric materials providing “safety and deliverance” safeguard for our living, and 2) how to elaborate on safety issues of polymeric materials.
（Editors: UENO, AKIYOSHI, TANIHARA, TOMITA, HOTTA）
Commentary
Paradigm Shift from Designing Things for Safety to Designing Relata for Reassurance Tetsuo SAWARAGI
377

Hot Topics in Polymer Science in Japan
380

Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account
My Research Concept Michiko KAYA
384

COVER STORY: Highlight Reviews
High Modulus & High Strength Polymers Takashi NISHINO
385
Earthquake Protection Materials - Reviews and Future Directions of Elastomeric Isolators Nobuo MUROTA
389
The Allergen Inactivation Technology by Polymeric Materials Taro SUZUKI
393
Fibrous Metal Ion Adsorbent Synthesized by Radiation Processing Masao TAMADA
397
Evaluation of Safety and Biocompatibility of Medical Devices and Their Materials Ryusuke NAKAOKA and Toshie TSUCHIYA
401

COVER STORY: Topics and Products
Long Lasting Insecticidal Net for Malaria Control Yoshinori SHONO
405
Plagenom System Kiyoshi YASUNO
407
A Friction Decreasing Material for Constructional Application Koichi OKAMOTO
409

Front-Line Polymer Science
Development of Monomers Contributing to Useful Applications to Functional Materials Takeshi ENDO and Atsushi SUDO
411

Messages: “Work and Life”
You Can Choose Both, Research and Child-Raising ! Harumi SATO
417
Are You Doing Chemistry ? Are You Trying Recycling ? Toshiaki YOSHIOKA
418

Messages from SPSJ
420
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