The Division of Polymer Physics, established in 1944, focuses on the physics of natural and synthetic macromolecular substances.
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Dear DPOLY members,
As you may know from DPOLY-member emails, DPOLY has organized virtual meetings this summer. Most recently,
If you want to organize another virtual event, please contact DPOLY chair, Amalie Frischknecht, for information.
If you are not receiving these emails, please check your membership and also check your account settings to see if you are signed up to receive emails. If you have questions, please contact the division secretary, Steve Hudson.
Thomas O’Connor, DPOLY’s early career executive committee member, is organizing a series of virtual events for early career members; details to come soon.
Nicole Michenfelder-Schauser, University of California, Berkeley
Presentation
2020 Polymer Physics Prize
Kurt Binder, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
2020 John H. Dillon Medal
Rodney Priestley, Princeton University
Muzhou Wang (DPOLY), Northwestern University
Ignacio Martin-Fabiani-Carrato (UKPPG), Loughborough University
Presentation
Bill Wheatle
Poster
Beatrice Soh
Poster
Justin Paloni
Poster
Please submit proposals for DPOLY sessions at the March Meeting 2021:
Invited Sessions submission form
Focus Sessions submission form
DPOLY Short Course: Machine Learning for Polymer Physicists
Nominees and award and office holders are expected to meet standards of professional conduct and integrity as described in the APS Ethics Guidelines. Violations of these standards may disqualify people from consideration or lead to revocation of honors or removal from office.