March Meeting in Baltimore, March 13-18
We are looking forward to seeing you in Baltimore.
We want to highlight these items:
DPOLY Reception, Sunday, 5 - 8 pm.
We welcome you to start the week with a fun reunion at the DPOLY reception at the Pratt Street Ale House (206 W. Pratt St.) across from the convention center. The DPOLY reception celebrates Anna Balazs and Thomas Epps, winners of the Polymer Physics Prize and the Dillon Medal, respectively.
Short Course: Polymer Nanocomposites, March 12-13
Pinar Akcora, Russell Composto, and Rohan Hule organized this year’s course: “Polymer Nanocomposites: Challenges and Opportunities.”
Talks and Posters.
Thanks to the program committee (chaired by Dvora Perahia) and to all DPOLY members for a full program.
North American members should have received your program booklet already in the mail; it is also available online.
DPOLY members from overseas may pick up their hard copy booklets at the membership table.
Student Lunch with Experts, Rachel Segalman and Pieter in ‘t Veld. See details in the Program booklet.
DPOLY Awards Symposia, Tuesday. See details in the Program booklet.
DPOLY Business Meeting, Tuesday, 5:45 pm, room 336.
Updates and news on membership, awards and other issues. Please email steven.hudson@nist.gov if you have items for our agenda. Thanks.
NSF Q&A Session, Tuesday, 6:45 pm, Room 336.
Poster Session, Wednesday, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm in Exhibit Hall A.
Industry Day (Wednesday) sponsored by DPOLY and FIAP will focus on industrial applications. Invited, contributed and focus sessions convey physics from nano to meso.