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Current List of Invited Speakers
Athina Anastasaki, ETH Zürich
Alexandru Asandei, University of Connecticut
Edmondo Maria Benetti, University of Padua
Cyrille Boyer, University of New South Wales
Guosong Chen, Fudan University
Jorge Coelho, University of Coimbra
Michael Cunningham, Queens University
Mathias Destarac, Paul Sabatier University
Adrian Figg, Virginia Tech
Brett Fors, Cornell University
Didier Gigmes, Aix-Marseille Université
Allan Guymon, University of Iowa
David Haddleton, Warwick University
Eva Harth, University of Houston
Craig Hawker, University of California, Santa Barbara
Megan Hill, Colorado State University
Masami Kamigaito, Nagoya University
Bert Klumperman, Stellenbosch University
Dominik Konkolewicz, Miami University of Ohio
Garret Miyake, Colorado State University
Graeme Moad, CSIRO
Julien Nicolas, Paris-Sud. University
Makoto Ouchi, Kyoto University
Xiangcheng Pan, Fudan University
Chi-How Peng, National Tsing Hua University
Sebastien Perrier, Warwick University
Joanna Pietrasik, Lodz University of Technology
Rinaldo Poli, Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse
Greg Qiao, University of Melbourne
Antonia Simakova, BioHybrid Solutions LLC
Erin Stache, Cornell University
Chuanbing Tang, University of South Carolina
Shigeru Yamago, Kyoto University
Mingjiang Zhong, Yale University
Topics
The meeting is meant to highlight recent advances in both the fundamental and materials aspects of CRP and includes speakers who focus on mechanisms of CRP, functionality and architectural control, biorelated polymers, hybrid materials and heterogeneous systems, and materials and industrial aspects of CRP. The compilation will describe the current state of the art of CRP and is unique in that it combines all important aspects of this important family of synthetic techniques: from synthetic procedures to rational selection of reaction components, to the understanding of the reaction mechanisms, to materials and applications. This meeting will target chemists and polymer scientists in academia, industry, and government.