Emerging Themes in Polymer Science
1st Edition
Published on 31. October 2007
334 pages
978-1-84755-073-6 (ISBN)
Description
Many books offer coverage of the current work of top researchers, but rarely is any attempt made to look beyond the present day. Emerging Themes in Polymer Science is a unique book which not only documents the latest research but also provides an insight into the likely future of polymer science. At the heart of the debate, and a key feature of the book, is the relationship between polymer science and biology. Also discussed are polymer semi-conductors and devices; polymer colloids; biomaterials; tissue engineering and polymers; neutron and synchrotron research; theory; and rheology. Anyone involved in polymer research, including those in the fields of electronics and nanotechnology, will welcome this book.
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"... will be useful to anyone involved in polymer research, including those in the fields of electronics and nanotechnology." * Food Trade Review, July 2001, p 453 * "... highly informative ..." * Nutrition Bulletin, 2001, 27, p 273 *More details
Edition
1. Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
ISBN-13
978-1-84755-073-6 (9781847550736)
DOI
10.1039/9781847550736
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A. J. Ryan
Emerging Themes in Polymer Science
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05/2001
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Content
The Future of Industry;
Polymer Characterisation and Colloids;
Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering;
Surfaces and their Modification;
Biopolymers;
Rheology and Processing;
Theory and Modelling;
Measuring Structure and Dynamics;
Molecular Machines;
Subject index.
Polymer Characterisation and Colloids;
Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering;
Surfaces and their Modification;
Biopolymers;
Rheology and Processing;
Theory and Modelling;
Measuring Structure and Dynamics;
Molecular Machines;
Subject index.
