Achieving material sustainability will require transformative approaches that deliver cost-effective, high-performance polymers, sourced renewably or engineered for recyclability. This effort requires multidisciplinary strategies that integrate modern technologies from the chemical industry with innovative solutions to challenges such as feedstock variability, processing complexities, separation hurdles, and unique structure-property relationships. This session focuses on advancements in process and product development for sustainable polymers and intermediates, including innovations that combine economic viability, market-driven performance, and alignment with circular economy principles. Topics of interest include polymer synthesis and reaction engineering, biotechnology, chemistry, materials science, and engineering, all of which contribute to the creation of cutting-edge, sustainable materials.
03:30 PM
Megan Robertson, Rosalie Berg, Venkatesh Balan, Minjie Shen, Elvis Enebeli, Justin D. Smith
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04:20 PM
Jonathan Coote, Matthew Larson, Frank S. Bates, Christopher Ellison
04:40 PM
Adam McNeeley, Kachukwu Okoh, Troy Gustke, Y. Liu
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Smita Mankar, Gabrielle Godbille-Cardona, Bradley Olsen
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Andrew E. Ashmar, Sunny Surprenant, Wui Yarn Daphne Chan