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Professor Filip Du Prez joins the European Polymer Journal

We would like to welcome Professor Filip Du Prez from Ghent University in Belgium as an Editor of the European Polymer Journal. Professor Du Prez is Head of the Polymer Research Group, a group set up to research design, characterization and application of tailor-made, functional polymer structures and polymeric-derived materials.    Visit the journal homepage

Progress in Polymer Science ranked #1
Progress in Polymer Science is raked #1 in the ISI Polymer Science category with an Impact Factor of 12.809*

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The latest impact factors* for Elsevier’s Polymer Science Journals have just been released and highlights include…

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Feature articles from Polymer

Force spectroscopy of polymers: Studying on intramolecular and intermolecular interactions in single molecular level
Volume 49, Issue 16, July 2008
Xi Zhang, Chuanjun Liu, Zhiqiang Wang

Excess free energy of nanoparticles in a polymer brush
Volume 49, Issue 17, August 2008
A. Milchev, D.I. Dimitrov, K. Binder

  Polymers in Biomedical Applications
Progress in Polymer Science,Volume 32, Issues 8-9, August-September 2007
Edited by Kazunori Kataoka and Carmen Scholz

  Special Issue Dedicated to Professor Helfferich
Reactive and Functional Polymers, Volume 67, Issue 12, December 2007
Edited by Wolfgang Höll, Nalan Kabay, Arup K. SenGupta and Michael Streat

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Hinari Project

Elsevier is pleased to inform you that its entire range of Polymers journals are now accessible to professionals in developing countries through HINARI the World Health Organization's HealthInterNetwork. With over 900 journals in HINARI, Elsevier represents 30% of HINARI's annual 3.3 million downloads and is proud to be one of the founding publishers of this initiative.

Find out more about the Hinari project on the Elsevier Information Philanthropy website