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The
Pacific Polymer Federation (PPF) was founded in 1987 to encourage and facilitate
interactions between polymer organizations in the Pacific basin. Current
members are polymer associations of Australia, Canada,Chile, China, Hong
Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore,
Taiwan, Thailand, the United States (ACS and APS) and Vietnam.
Since the establishment
of Pacific Polymer Federation in 1987, the biennial Pacific Polymer Conference
has been most successfully celebrated on 7 occasions;
•PPC-1
Maui, USA (1989)
•PPC-2
Otsu, Japan (1991)
•PPC-3
Gold Coast, Australia (1993)
•PPC-4
Kauai, USA (1995)
•PPC-5
Kyongju, Korea (1997)
•PPC-6
Guangzhou, China (1999)
•PPC-7
Oaxaca, Mexico (2001)
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Invitation
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The
Kingdom of Thailand is profoundly proud and honored to host the 8th Pacific
Polymer Conference during November 24-27, 2003 in Bangkok, Thailand.
The conference is hosted by the Polymer Society of Thailand and co-organized
by three renowned Thai universities: Chulalongkorn University, Mahidol
University, and Rajamangala Institute of Technology.
This conference aims
to bring together polymer scientists and technologists, both academia and
industry, to reflect upon the current status: the achievements and progresses
in all main aspects of polymer science and technology; and to share insights
the various attractive opportunities from a global perspective. In addition,
it is hoped that this conference will help foster networking among colleagues
from around the world.
To make this conference
successful and responding to its objectives, it is crucial that we have
your support in participating as well as in encouraging your colleagues
to join. Sharing our thoughts and experiences will certainly enrich the
glorious prospects and magnificent developments of the world polymer science
and technology.
Bangkok is the central
city of this region where traditional and modern lifestyles meet. The 8th
Pacific Polymer Conference in Bangkok should provide interesting and unique
opportunities for polymer scientists around the world to share their scientific
expertise and to enjoy the mixed cultures the city can provide.
It is in this respect
that we look forward to welcoming you in November 2003 to the 8th
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Supawan TANTAYANON
President, Pacific
Polymer Federation
Chair, PPC8 Organizing
Committee.
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