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Dutch Polymer Days

 

20th DUTCH POLYMER DAYS | 24 & 25 April 2023

 

Registration for DPD 2023 is closed!

If you have any remaining questions regarding the Dutch Polymer Days, please email: dpd@ptn.nu.

Deadlines 

07 April 2023
Workshop lecture submission.

07 April 2023
Poster presentation submission.
Automatically accepted and will be published on DPD-PTN website.

14 April 2023
Registration of participation.

Dutch Polymer Days-20

We are very happy to welcome you all on 24 & 25 of April 2023 in de Werelt in Lunteren. After 3 years, we will finally proceed with the 20th edition of the Dutch Polymer Days (DPD), with Plenary speakers, poster session, workshops, the Medema award and much more! We are looking forward to seeing you again on the 20th edition of the Dutch Polymer Days!

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Dutch Polymer Days 2019

click here for full programme DPD-2019

Winner DPD 2019

Winner PTN Medema Lecture Award 2019
Prof. Olli Ikkala
Aalto University - Helsinki, Finland

granted by Prof. Jan van Hest
(TU/e, chairman PTN)

 

 

Winner Medema Award 2019

Winner Plenary Lecture Award 
Ms. Ellen van Heeswijk (TU/e)

Winners Workshop Awards
Chemistry: Mr. Milad Golkaram (RuG)
Biomedical: Ms. Blessing Ilochunwu (UU)
Physics & Theory: Ms. Shari Finner (TU/e)
Technology: Mr. Leonid Pasthukov (TU/e)

Winners Poster Awards
Chemistry: Ms. Patricia Marin (TU/e)
Biomedical: Mr. Bram Zoetebier (UT)
Physics & Theory: Mr. Justin Tauber (WUR)
Technology: Mr. Giorgos Kafkopoulus (UT)

 

Challa Award Dutch Polymer Days

Winner Challa Polymer Award 2019
Dr.ir. Anne Hélène Gélébart
 (SABIC - former TU/e PhD-student)

granted by em. Prof. Ger Challa (RuG)

About the Dutch Polymer Days

Since 2000, the Dutch Polymer community assembles in Lunteren (NL) for the so-called “Dutch Polymer Days” (DPD), a two-day conference once every two years in different areas of polymers: Chemistry, Physics, Technology, Processing, BioMaterials & Bioprocesses.

The primary objective of DPD is to encourage young researchers (PhD- & EngD-students and post-doctoral fellows) to present their work in plenary lectures, workshops lectures and a poster session, to a wide audience. Moreover, some world-class high profile speakers are invited, among which the PTN Medema Lecture award winner. This award is given to world-leading polymer scientists with a strong connection to the Dutch polymer science community. The congress language is English.

We are looking forward to meeting you @ DPD in 2023!

 

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