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View Journal Article: Polymer Science at the NIST Combinatorial Methods Center Citation: Davis, Cher, Beers, Kathryn, Forster, Aaron M., Stafford, Christopher, Smith, Archie, Harrison, Christopher, Zhang, Wenhua, Karim, Alamgir and Amis, Eric (2003). Polymer Science at the NIST Combinatorial Methods Center. Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering 88 (). 386-387. Collection: Polymer Publications     Attached Files Name Description MIMEType Size Downloads Davis_et_al_ACS_Poly_Mat_2003.pdf   Davis_et_al_ACS_Poly_Mat_2003.pdf application/pdf 1.35MB 0 Title Polymer Science at the NIST Combinatorial Methods Center Author(s) Davis, Cher Beers, Kathryn Forster, Aaron M. Stafford, Christopher Smith, Archie Harrison, Christopher Zhang, Wenhua Karim, Alamgir Amis, Eric Keyword(s) combinatorial methods combinatorial methods center Abstract/Summary In the diverse realm of materials, combinatorial methods hold promise for all classes, including metals, polymers, ceramics, and biomaterials. NIST has established a combinatorial methods center as a model for collaboration, in order to share expertise, facilities, resources, and information, thereby reducing obstacles to participation in this fast-moving and instrument-intensive area. Although collaborations with multiple partners can be difficult, the goal is to foster cross-fertilization of ideas and research strategies, and to spur progress on many fronts by crossing boundaries of organizations, disciplines, and interests. A few examples of combinatorial project currently underway at NIST are in the areas of block copolymer ordering behavior, crystallization kinetics of polymers, quantitative polymer adhesion measurements, strain induced elastomer buckling instability for mechanical measurements, and informatics. Publisher American Chemical Society Date 2003-01-01 Copyright Notice http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/disclaim.htm Journal Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering Volume 88 Pages 386-387 Copyright Agreement on Additional Notes Polymeric Materials: Science & Engineering 2003, 88, 386   User Comments   Created: Tue, 31 Oct 2006, 00:58:01 EST Detailed History

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