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Date: August 14-16 (Thu-Sat), 2008
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Venue: Town and Country Hotel, San Diego, CA |
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Abstract Due: Extended to April 20, 2008 |
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Final Paper Due: July 1, 2008 |
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OBJECTIVES |
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- To promote and enhance collaborative research activities among
researchers and professors from both key US and Korean research
institutions in Polymer Engineering and Technology field which
plays a critical role in the development of other technologies
in electronics, IT, BT and NT.
- To initiate the opportunities to seek for specific collaborative
projects to benefit each participating party.
- To initiate the opportunities to all of participating parties
to leverage existing international collaborative research programs
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TOPICS |
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Joint Session with Polymer Chemistry and Physics Symposium
- Session 1
Innovative Polymer Processing Technology
Plastics Fabrication Technology and simulation including injection molding, extrusion, blow molding, thermoforming, foaming etc. including micro-scale process
- Session 2
Polymer Rheology and Processing
- Session 3
Application of Ultrasonic and Electromagnetic energy for Plastics Processing and Parts Assembly
- Session 4
Recent Advances in Polymeric Materials
Achieving New Engineering Properties By Novel Technology, e. g. Enhancement of polymeric property with nano particles
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SCOPE |
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The advances of Information technologies, Biotechnologies and Nanotechnologies were not possible in absence of the advent of new fabrication technologies for the new polymers and its blend that replaced metal parts in the consumer and business products. This symposium will bring the current development in the fabrication and processing technologies in various technology fields and demonstrate how Polymer Engineering and Technologies play key roles by understanding the fundamentals and principles in the application.
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KEY SPEAKERS |
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KOREA |
| Keynote Speakers |
Prof. David Tirrell (Cal Tech.) (for Joint Session with PCP)
Dr. Eric Amis (NIST) (for Joint Session with PCP)
Prof. Emmanuel Giannelis (Cornell Univ.)
Prof. Joe D. Goddard (UCSD) |
Prof. Suk Hyun Lee (Ajou Univ.)
Prof. Jae Chun Hyun (Korea Univ.)
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| Invited Speakers |
Prof. Sadhan Jana (Akron)
Prof. Joseph Koo (Univ. of Texas, Austin)
Dr. David Marshal (Kaneka)
Dr. Heiko Hocke (Bayer BMS/AG)
Prof. Yong Lak Joo (Cornell Univ.)
Dr. Shriram Bagrodia (Cereplast)
Prof. Chong H. Ahn (Univ. of Cincinnati)
Dr. James Chung (Bayer)
Prof. Chul Bum Park (Univ. of Toronto)
Dr. Eung Kyu Kim
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Prof. Chang-Sik Ha (Pusan Nat’l Univ.)
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SYMPOSIUM CO-CHAIRS |
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KOREA |
| Chair
and Co-chairs |
Kun Sup Hyun (Chair)
(PPI/NJIT)
kshyun@polymers-ppi.org
Seung Joon Rhee (Co-Chair)
(Sonoco Chemicals, President SPE-KASEG)
sjrhee@sunocoinc.com
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Sang Sun Woo (Honorary Chair)
(Executive VP, Cheil Industries.
2008 President of the Korean Polymer Society)
ss.woo@samsung.com
Byung Ohk Rhee (Co-Chair)
(Ajou University)
rhex@ajou.ac.kr |
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Organizing Committee |
Joon Boo Park
(EMA Bond)
jbpark5699@yahoo.com
Kab Sik Seo
(Eastman Chemical)
ksseo@eastman.com
James Y. Chung
(Bayer Material Science)
jim-y.chung@bayerbms.com
Byung Hoon Kim
(UMass-Amherst)
kim@ecs.umass.edu
Dong Woo Yu
(Hanwha L&C Canada)
Daniel.yu@hanwhasurfaces.com
dyu@hanwha.co.kr
Chul Bum Park
(U of Toronto )
park@mie.utoronto.ca
Eung Kyu Kim
(Dow Chemical )
ekkim@dow.com
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Ted Kwalk
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Sr. VP/R&D, Samsung-Total Petrochemicals Co.)
th.kwalk@samsung.com
Kook Hyun Cha *
( Seoul National U)
khchar@snu.ac.kr
Jae Wook Lee
( Sogang University )
jwlee@sogang.ac.kr
Tai Hun Kwon
(POSTECH)
thkwon@postech.ac.kr
Yong Lak Joo
( Cornell U. )
on Sabbatical in Korea till July 2008
ylj2@cornell.edu
* Maybe involved with PCP Symposium
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Advisory Committee |
Chan Il Chung
(Prof. Emeritus, RPI)
chungc@rpi.edu
Hyun-Ku Rhee
(Prof. Emeritus, Seoul National Univ.
President of the Korean Academy of Science and Technology)
hkrhee@snu.ac.kr
Jae Chun Hyun
( Korea University , President of International Committee on Rheology)
jchyun@grtrkr.korea.ac.kr
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Weon Lee
(Director of R&D, Samsung Total Petrochemicals Co.) (2008 SPE Korea Section President)
weon.lee@samsung.com
Daesik Kim
(Director of R&D, Cheil Industries)
dsk001@samsung.com
Kyung Jip Min
( Director of Industrial Materials R&D, LG Chem.)
kjmin@lgchem.com
Hyo-Sup Kim
(Vice President, High Technology Institute, SKC.)
hskim@skc.kr
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E-mail Directory for PEP |
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kshyun@polymers-ppi.org ; ss.woo@samsung.com ; sjrhee@sunocoinc.com ; rhex@ajou.ac.kr ; jbpark5699@yahoo.com ; ksseo@eastman.com ; jim-y.chung@bayerbms.com ; kim@ecs.umass.edu ; Daniel.yu@hanwhasurfaces.com ; dyu@hanwha.co.kr ; park@mie.utoronto.ca ; ekkim@dow.com ; Th.kwalk@samsung.com ; khchar@snu.ac.kr ; jwlee@sogang.ac.kr ; thkwon@postech.ac.kr ; ylj2@cornell.edu ; chungc@rpi.edu ; hkrhee@snu.ac.kr; jchyun@grtrkr.korea.ac.kr ; weon.lee@samsung.com ; dsk001@samsung.com ; kjmin@lgchem.com ; hskim@skc.kr |
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