POLYMERS Vol.69 No.7 |
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COVER STORY Polymer Festival |
On account of the new coronavirus pandemic, Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be postponed for approximately 1 year from July (As of the end of March). We strongly believe the coronavirus pandemic will end soon. This month’s issue offers “POlympic” featuring a variety of polymer materials and technologies, inspired by Olympic. And in the latter half of the 1990s, a series of articles titled “Polymer Champion Data” was published to introduce the frontiers of each research field. We hope this issue will be an opportunity to be impressed by the progress of polymers over the past 20 years. Editors: MATSUOKA, E. SATO, HAYANO, and MATSUNO |
Digest for English Readers | 328
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Hot Topics in Polymer Science in SPSJ | 332
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Awards for Encouragement of Research in Polymer Science; The Society of Polymer Science, Japan 2018 |
Commentary |
The International Chemistry Olympiad is held in Japan in 2021! | Yoshiki CHUJO | 333
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COVER STORY: Topics and Products |
Recent Advances in Thermally Stable Polymers | Katsuya MAEYAMA | 334 |
Progress of Plastics Used for Lenses | Yasuyuki SOEDA | 336 |
Recent Progress in Soluble Conductive Polymers | Hidenori OKUZAKI | 338 |
Progress of EL Quantum Efficiency in OLEDs | Chihaya ADACHI | 340 |
Advances in Highly Gas-Permeable Polymer Membranes | Toshikazu SAKAGUCHI | 342 |
New Science of Biocompatible Polymers | Kazuhiko ISHIHARA | 344 |
Basic Knowledge Changed in Condensation Polymerization | Tsutomu YOKOZAWA | 346 |
Science and Technology of Crystallization and Nano-Oriented Crystals | Kiyoka OKADA, Masamichi HIKOSAKA | 348 |
Progress in Polymer Simulation Technology | Tsuyoshi KOGA | 350 |
PolyMANGA | 352 |
Polymer Science and I: A Personal Account |
Challenged by New Fields | Yuki TERAYAMA | 353
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Messages: “Work and Life” |
Don’t Forget Appreciations-Uneven life- | Ayano NAKAMURA | 354
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Front-Line Polymer Science |
Synthetic Polymer Chemistry Based on Control of Time by Space | Aiichiro NAGAKI, Yusuke TAKAHASHI | 355
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Hidden Items in Laboratory |
The First High-Pressure Low-Density Polyethylene in Japan | Yasutoyo KAWASHIMA | 359
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Messages from SPSJ | 360 |
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