Macromolecular Rapid Communications

Macromolecular Rapid Communications, Vol.24, No.1 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 1022-1336 (Print)

In this Issue (17 articles)

13 - 14	High-throughput and combinatorial methods in polymer research: Their time has come Schubert US, Kniep CS
16 - 32	Combinatorial methods, automated synthesis and high-throughput screening in polymer research: Past and present Hoogenboom R, Meier MAR, Schubert US
33 - 46	Instrumentation for combinatorial and high-throughput polymer research: A short overview Schmatloch S, Meier MAR, Schubert US
47 - 62	High-output polymer screening: Exploiting combinatorial chemistry and data mining tools in catalyst and polymer development Tuchbreiter A, Marquardt J, Kappler B, Honerkamp J, Kristen MO, Mulhaupt R
63 - 72	Combinatorial materials research in the polymer industry: Speed versus flexibility Iden R, Schrof W, Hadeler J, Lehmann S
74 - 80	R&D intensification in polymer catalyst and product development by using high-throughput experimentation and simulation Gruter GJM, Graham A, McKay B, Gilardoni F
81 - 86	Application of a parallel synthetic approach in atom-transfer radical polymerization: Set-up and feasibility demonstration Zhang HQ, Fijten MWM, Hoogenboom R, Reinierkens R, Schubert US
87 - 91	Automated parallel synthesis of MADIX (Co)Polymers Chapon P, Mignaud C, Lizarraga G, Destarac M
92 - 97	Living cationic polymerizations utilizing an automated synthesizer: High-throughput synthesis of polyoxazolines Hoogenboom R, Fijten MWM, Meier MAR, Schubert US
98 - 103	Automated parallel temperature optimization and determination of activation energy for the living cationic polymerization of 2-ethyl-2-oxazoline Hoogenboom R, Fijten MWM, Brandli C, Schroer J, Schubert US
104 - 108	Fast liquid chromatography for high-throughput screening of polymers Pasch H, Kilz P
109 - 112	Automated Raman spectroscopy as a tool for the high-throughput characterization of molecular structure and mechanical properties of polyethylenes Gabriel C, Lilge D, Kristen MO
113 - 117	Automated scanning probe microscopy as a new tool for combinatorial polymer research: Conductive carbon black/poly(dimethylsiloxane) composites Neffati R, Alexeev A, Saunin S, Brokken-Zijp JCM, Wouters D, Schmatloch S, Schubert US, Loos J
118 - 122	High-throughput screening of mechanical properties on temperature-gradient polyurethaneurea libraries Sormana JL, Meredith JC
124 - 130	High-throughput fabrication, performance testing, and characterization of one-dimensional libraries of polymeric compositions Potyrailo RA, Wroczynski RJ, Pickett JE, Rubinsztajn M
131 - 135	Combinatorial mapping of surface energy effects on diblock copolymer thin film ordering Smith AP, Sehgal A, Douglas JF, Karim A, Amis EJ
136 - 138	"We will be well prepared" - An interview with Dr. Georg Wiessmeier about high-throughput experimentation in materials research and process optimization at Bayer Kniep CS, Carrick A