PMSE

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PMSE is a professional division of the American Chemical Society focused on the science and engineering of polymeric materials.

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instanceOf organization ⓘ
professional division ⓘ
abbreviation PMSE ⓘ
affiliationType technical division of ACS ⓘ
associatedWithEvent ACS Fall Meeting ⓘ
ACS National Meeting ⓘ
collaboratesWith other ACS technical divisions ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
field chemical engineering ⓘ
chemistry ⓘ
materials science ⓘ
focusesOn polymer engineering ⓘ
polymer science ⓘ
polymeric materials ⓘ
fullName Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering Division ⓘ
goal advance the science and engineering of polymeric materials ⓘ
facilitate exchange of technical information ⓘ
promote collaboration among polymer professionals ⓘ
hasMembershipType ACS members ⓘ
academic members ⓘ
industrial members ⓘ
student members ⓘ
language English ⓘ
nonProfitStatus non-profit ⓘ
organizes conference sessions ⓘ
professional networking events ⓘ
technical symposia ⓘ
parentOrganization American Chemical Society ⓘ
publishes newsletters ⓘ
sector professional society division ⓘ
servesCommunity materials scientists ⓘ
polymer engineers ⓘ
polymer scientists ⓘ
supports education in polymer science and engineering ⓘ
professional development of members ⓘ
research in polymeric materials ⓘ
topic biopolymers ⓘ
functional polymers ⓘ
nanostructured polymeric materials ⓘ
polymer applications ⓘ
polymer characterization ⓘ
polymer processing ⓘ
polymer synthesis ⓘ
sustainable polymeric materials ⓘ

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