Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry Archives

Journal of Polymer Science Innovation Awardee: Patricia Dankers

by Ying Jia | Oct 21, 2019

This year’s Journal of Polymer Science Innovation Award was presented to Patricia Dankers at the 2019 Fall ACS meeting in San Diego, CA.

What Do Decorated (Nano)Worms Have to Do with Stem Cells?

by Christine Kelly | Mar 1, 2019

Researchers seek a more effective way to culture human embryonic stem cells.

Unearthing the Antimicrobial Properties of a Forgotten Polymer

by Christine Kelly | Jan 22, 2019

Re-exploring poly(N,N‐dimethylaminophenylene methacrylamide) as a novel antimicrobial polymer.

Journal of Polymer Science Award – Nomination Deadline Extended!

by Jenny Mahoney | Jan 10, 2019

Deadline extended to the 24th January: The Journal of Polymer Science Part A and Part B is proud to announce the call for nominations for the eighth year of its international award.

What’s Up, Doc? Surgical Glue Based on Biopolymers

by Christine Kelly | Dec 20, 2018

Polymers, specifically the biopolymer hyaluronic acid, could provide a better alternative to surgical sutures and staples for wound closure and healing.

Getting Tough: Photopolymers to Enhance Bone Scaffold Materials

by Christine Kelly | Dec 7, 2018

Researchers focus on improving the existing molecular scaffolding that is used for bone regeneration.

Growing Plastic

by Christine Kelly | Sep 21, 2018

Researchers seek more eco-friendly sources for plastics. The newest choice? Cornstarch.

Novel Copolymers for Improved Drug Delivery

by Christine Kelly | Sep 11, 2018

Researchers synthesized a novel copolymer to improve the efficacy of orally-administered drugs.

Journal of Polymer Science Award Winner: Rachel O’Reilly

by Jenny Mahoney | May 31, 2018

The Journal of Polymer Science Innovation Award is now in its seventh year, and we are delighted to honor Rachel O’Reilly.

Tannins: An Environmentally-Friendly Ingredient for the Plastics Industry

by Christine Kelly | May 28, 2018

Tannin, an organic substance present in some seeds, barks, and other plant tissues, could hold the key to more sustainable and eco-friendly plastics manufacturing.

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