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PRE-CONGRESS
MONDAY, 7 MAY 2007
8.30 – 12.00 H Pre-Congress Tutorials I – III
TUTORIALS
10.30 – 12.00 H Pre-Congress Tutorial IV 4
11.45 – 12.15 H Networking: Light Lunch
12.15 – 13.30 H Plenary Session Not a coatings expert yet? Our new Pre-Con-
Welcome Address, Congress Introduction, gress Tutorials, taking place immediately
European Coatings Award, before the start of the main congress, will
Presentation of Delegates’ Pre-Congress Survey, try to change that – at least for some impor-
Keynote Presentation tant specific coatings topics. Presented by
renowned international experts, the tutori-
13.30 – 14.00 H Networking: Refreshments & Coffee Break
als will build up, or refresh, your knowledge
14.00 – 17.30 H Parallel Session I: Science Today – Coatings Tomorrow on the fundamentals of their respective
Parallel Session II: Licensing and Technology Transfer topics, providing a concise review of the
Parallel Session III: Nanotechnology basic chemistry and physics involved, in
Parallel Session IV: Powder Coatings an intense, interactive working atmos-
Parallel Session V: Measurement & Testing 6 phere. They will thus help you to follow
17.00 – 19.00 H Forum Technology Transfer and evaluate the high-level presentations
Poster Session of the main congress more easily, and also
to meet with exhibitors at the European
17.30 – 19.00 H Networking: After Work Party
Coatings Show backed by a more profound
knowledge base.
TUESDAY, 8 MAY 2007
9.00 – 12.30 H Parallel Session VI: Printing Inks 1
Parallel Session VII: Adhesives & Sealants 1 Please note that the Pre-Congress
Parallel Session VIII: Construction Chemicals 1 Tutorials and the main Congress are two
Parallel Session IX: Protective Coatings individual events. Participation is limited at
Parallel Session X: Coatings for Plastics the exclusive tutorials and will be reserved
Parallel Session XI: Waterborne Systems 8 on a first come, first served basis. Extra-
12.30 – 14.00 H Networking: Lunch Break & Refreshments registration is absolutely necessary.
14.00 – 17.30 H Parallel Session XII: Printing Inks 2
Parallel Session XIII: Adhesives & Sealants 2
Parallel Session XIV: Construction Chemicals 2
Parallel Session XV : Polyurethane Technology
Parallel Session XVI: Wood Coatings
Parallel Session XVII: Functional Additives 10
DELEGATES’
PRE-CONGRESS SURVEY
Drawing on the combined international expertise and market
knowledge of both speakers and delegates, an anonymous
exclusive survey will be held among all participants of the
Nürnberg Congress, some weeks before the Congress starts.
The results of the survey will be presented exclusively during
the Plenary Session at the Nürnberg Congress.
PRE-CONGRESS
TUTORIALS MONDAY MORNING, 7 MAY 2007, 8.30 – 12.00 H
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MONDAY MORNING
Plenary Session
PRE-CONGRESS TUTORIAL IV
12.15 – 13.30 H of ultrahigh molecular weight polymers from func-
10.30 – 12.00 H Chairman: Dr. Barbara Brune,
tional monomers, such as acrylates, methacrylates,
and vinyl halides, initiated with alkyl, sulfonyl and
SURFACTANTS IN WATERBORNE Vincentz Network, DE
N-halides.
FORMULATIONS Can this technique pave the way for large-scale
Lecturer: Samuel P. Morell, S.P. Morell and 12.15 – 12.45 H industrial applications of controlled radical polym-
Company, US erisation products, then? Is this the breakthrough
A major challenge within the coatings and ink indus-
WELCOME ADDRESS, that will lead to a completely new generation of
tries is to develop waterborne systems that replace CONGRESS INTRODUCTION, coating binder systems? In his keynote lecture at
conventional solventborne ones, complying with the plenary session of the Nürnberg Congress, Virgil
increasingly restrictive governmental regulations
EUROPEAN COATINGS AWARD, Percec will explain the scope and the limitations of
on volatile organic compounds. However, the tech- PRESENTATION OF DELEGATES’ the SET-LRP technique in comparison with ATRP, and
nological switch from solventborne to waterborne PRE-CONGRESS SURVEY examine its industrial application potential.
technologies is not an easy one. Challenges may
concern application, performance or formulation Virgil Percec was born in Romania
characteristics and often have to do with the con- 12.45 – 13.30 H and received his Ph D in Macro-
trol of surface and interface properties. Examples molecular Chemistry at the Poly-
are wetting of low energy surfaces, foaming, water KEYNOTE PRESENTATION technic Institute of Iasi, Romania
sensitivity, rheology, flow and leveling. To optimise Ultrafast Synthesis of Ultrahigh Molar Mass in 1976. From 1976 until 1981 he
these properties, the control of surface tensions and Polymers by SET-LRP of Acrylates, Methacr- worked as a Research Associate,
surface energies is of major importance. This is the ylates and Vinyl Halides at Room Temperature Senior Research Associate and Associate Professor
domain of surfactants. Virgil Percec, University of Pennsylvania, US at the same institution. As a postdoctoral Research
Our 90 minute tutorial will review the chemistry, Controlled, or living radical polymerisation (LRP) Associate he worked at the Universities of Freiburg
theory and application of surfactants in a wide range methods have fascinated the community of polymer (Germany) and Akron (US). In 1982, he started as
of waterborne applications. Specific questions that chemists for a number of years, because these tech- an Assistant Professor at the Case Western Reserve
will be addressed include: niques provide a previously unthinkable control over University in Cleveland, where he became Professor
of Macromolecular Science as well as an American
What are typical chemical structures and prop- the molecular structure of large macromolecules,
citizen in 1986. From 1993, he held the Leonard Case
erties of both nonionic and ionic surfactants? and effectively allow the design of novel copoly-
mer architectures from scratch. Of course, this is a Jr. Chair of Macromolecular Science and Engineering
How do surfactants function with respect to at that institution. Since 1999, he is Roy and Diana
surface tension reduction, macro- and micro- highly exciting vision for industrial chemists as well,
especially in the coatings industry: Just imagine Vagelos Professor of Chemistry at the University
foam reduction and control, wetting of low
being able to build almost monodisperse poly- of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia (USA). Professor
energy substrates, e.g. plastics, pigment
meric binders or additives, with just the molecular Percec has been visiting professor at a member of
dispersion and stabilisation, improvement of
structure and size that you wish it to have. However, universities, societies and Institutes including the
water resistance?
very few products of such techniques have made Royal Australian Chemical Institute, the University
How do surfactants affect rheological it to industrial products – in the coatings world, of Freiburg, the Royal Society of Chemistry, The Royal
behaviour?
dispersing additives so far are the only examples. Institute of Technology, Stockholm and the Max Plank
What are the VOC implications of surfactant
This has probably been due to a drawback of LRP Institute for Polymers in Mainz.
use?
methods, including atom-transfer radical polym- He published over 575 refereed publications and
erisation (ATRP): These methods usually require 35 US and European Patents, edited ten books and
Samuel P. Morell is a Chemical Engineering graduate high amounts of expensive metal catalysts, usually is currently ranked no 215 among the most cited
of New York University and founder and president Cu(I)X species and N-containing ligands, which are chemist in the world. He is Editor of the Journal
of S.P. Morell and Company. His work experience difficult to remove from the products and make the of Polymer Science and is or has been Member of
includes both technical and marketing positions syntheses expensive. Also, the processes tend to the Editorial Boards of a variety of other scientific
at Ciba Specialty Chemicals, Rohm and Haas, BASF be very slow. polymer journals.
and Air Products and Chemicals. Sam Morell is a
Very recently, however, Virgil Percec and his co- In 1997, Virgil Percec was the recipient of the Humbold
recognised authority on surfactants and has been
workers at the University of Pennsylvania found Research Award for Senior U.S. Scientists. Two times
instrumental in promulgating the use of specialty
a way to overcome these drawbacks, when they (1990 & 1995) he won the NSF Research Award for
surfactants to a wide array of industries including
discovered that polar solvents can be used to dis- Exceptional Creativity in Research and in 2004 he
coatings, inks, adhesives and lubricants. He has
proportionate the Cu(I) moieties, forming nascent received the ACS Award in Polymer Chemistry. He
authored numerous technical articles on the subject
and extremely reactive atomic Cu(0) and Cu(II) also won faculty awards of 18 international compa-
in various publications.
species. These facilitate an ultrafast living radi- nies, including Amoco, Asahi Chemical Co., Bayer,
cal polymerisation, proceeding by what Percec has BASF, DuPont, Hoechst and PPG. In 2005, he won
termed a low activation energy heterolytic outer- the Staudinger-Durrer Medal from the ETH Zürich,
sphere single-electron-transfer (SET) mechanism. Switzerland.
The resulting SET-LRP process requires only a cata-
lytic amount of the copper species and provides, at
room temperature and below, an ultrafast synthesis
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PARALLEL SESSIONS
I–V MONDAY AFTERNOON, 7 MAY 2007, 14.00 – 17.30 H
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SESSIONS
XII – XVII TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 8 MAY 2007, 14.00 – 17.30 H
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SESSIONS
XVIII – XXI WEDNESDAY MORNING, 9 MAY 2007, 9.00 – 12.30 H
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