| POLYMERS Vol.67 No.6 |
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COVER STORY Moving Polymers |
| Molecular machines, which exhibit dynamic motion on the molecular-level, received much attention in recent years. Living organisms involving human beings are composite materials that self-organize a wide variety of biopolymers such as proteins, nucleic acids and polysaccharides and express advanced functions. Currently research on intelligent polymers that show “motion” in response to external stimuli, and nanoparticles that exhibit function through aggregation are developing. In this issue, we would like to introduce recent trends toward realizing nano-sized robots consisting of such moving polymers. Editors: YAMANAKA, SASAKI, SHIRASAKA, and NAGANO |
| Digest for English Readers | 312
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| Hot Topics in Polymer Science in SPSJ | 315
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| Commentary |
| Moving and Working, My Neighbor Polymers | Katsuhiko ARIGA | 316
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| COVER STORY: Highlight Reviews |
| From the Synthesis of a Molecular Wheel to the First Nanocar Race | Gwénaël RAPENNE, Kazuma YASUHARA | 317 |
| Fundamental Features of F1-ATPase and Engineering Approach | Hiroyuki NOJI, Hiroshi UENO | 321 |
| Alignment and Driving in Microphase Separated Structure by Light | Shusaku NAGANO | 324 |
| PolyMANGA | 327 |
| COVER STORY: Topics and Products |
| Sustainable Motion of Azobenzene Self-Assembly | Yoshiyuki KAGEYAMA | 328 |
| DNA Origami Machines Move | Akinori KUZUYA | 330 |
| Move, Amoeba-Type Molbot | Yusuke SATO, Shin-ichiro M. NOMURA | 332 |
| Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account |
| No Pain, No Gain | Toshiki SAWADA | 334
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| Messages: “Work and Life” |
| One Good Turn Deserves Another | Aya TANAKA | 335
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| Front-Line Polymer Science |
| Structural Elucidation of Organic Polymer Materials by Dynamic Nuclear Polarization Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy | Shinji TANAKA, Kazuhiko SATO | 336
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| From My Bookshelf | Hiroaki YOSHIMIZU / Takayuki KUROKAWA | 341 |
| PolySCHOLA | Toshiji KANAYA | 342 |
| Messages from SPSJ | 346 |
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