Polymer/Materials Fall 2020 Seminars – September 17, 2020

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<h3 class=”seminar-title”>Precise Polymer Microstructures: New Nanoscale Morphologies for Improved Properties<h3>

<p class=”seminar-text”><strong>Karen Winey<strong><br>Professor<br>University of Pennsylvania</p>

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Start dateSeptember 17, 2020 4:00 pm

End dateSeptember 17, 2020 5:00 pm

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Precise Polymer Microstructures: New Nanoscale Morphologies for Improved Properties

Karen Winey
Professor
University of Pennsylvania

Department of Chemistry
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Polymer/Materials Fall 2020 Seminars – September 17, 2020

Precise Polymer Microstructures: New Nanoscale Morphologies for Improved Properties

Karen WineyProfessorUniversity of Pennsylvania

Karen Winey
Professor
University of Pennsylvania