The Polymer Library team at Smithers is pleased to announce the launch of their new ‘Self-healing Polymers’ bulletin.
Taken from the very latest information added to the Polymer Library, this bulletin aims to keep users up-to-date on recent developments in polymeric self-repair.
The bulletin service provides weekly updates straight to your inbox. With global source material and content ranging from traditional journals, to Open Access content and more news and trade-based information, you can be sure to get a comprehensive overview of developments in the field, from the science and technology to key business information.
Inspired by natural biological processes, self-healing polymers are of real interest in a wide variety of applications, particularly in environments where intervention for repair is costly or difficult. Self-healing polymers have incredible potential across many industries.
More information is available at http://info.smithersrapra.com/publishing/ZCAB60/self-healing-polymers
About Smithers Rapra
Smithers Rapra is part of The Smithers Group and is recognised for its world-leading independent rubber, plastic and composite expertise, and has been organising world class technical conferences for the polymer and related industries for over 35 years. Drawing authorities from industry and academia, conferences offer the ideal forum to hear original, pioneering technical papers and meet and exchange ideas with like-minded peers from across the world.
With topics spanning the latest developments in rubber and plastics technology, biomaterials and composites, legislative changes and market trends, Smithers Rapra conferences continue to attract over 2,500 senior technical executives and decision makers per year.
Smithers Rapra is the global leader in rubber, plastics, polymer and composites and also offers testing, consulting services, training, publications and market reports, focused mainly on the tire, industrial, transportation, consumer and medical industries. Smithers Rapra encompasses what was previously Smithers Rapra Technologies, established in the United Kingdom in 1919 and Smithers Scientific Services, established in the United States in 1925.