Symposium on Design and Applications of Organic and Metal-Organic Porous Materials, Fall ACS Meeting, August 19-23, 2012, Philadelphia PA

技术概述固态和材料化学项目支持演讲者和研究生参加题为“有机和金属有机多孔材料的设计和应用”的研讨会，该研讨会将于2012年8月19日至23日在宾夕法尼亚州费城举行的第244届ACS会议上举行。美国化学会会议每年举行两次，是美国化学会成员在共同感兴趣的领域分享信息和研究进展的跨学科场所。本次研讨会安排了2个全天的口头报告，根据组织者的意见，暂定为以下主题：第一场：多孔聚合物的设计与概念第二场：金属有机框架（mof）的设计与概念第三场：共价有机框架（COFs）的设计与概念共价有机多面体（cop）的设计和概念本次研讨会将作为教育美国研究人员对设计/制造新型多孔材料感兴趣的主要工具，同时也是普通科学公众对材料的了解。本次研讨会的摘要将通过互联网提供给公众，作为为此目的进行研究和教育的工具。本次研讨会也将成为一个重要的国际平台，允许年轻的美国科学家(即，启动教授，研究生和博士后材料化学（各种形式）和工程过程。

TECHNICAL SUMMARYThe Solid State and Materials Chemistry program supports the travel costs of speakers and graduates students to participate in the symposium titled "Design and Applications of Organic and Metal-Organic Porous Materials" that will be held at the 244th ACS meeting in Philadelphia, PA from Aug. 19-23, 2012. The ACS meeting is held twice every year, and serves as an interdisciplinary venue for members of the American Chemical Society to share information and research progress in areas of common interest. This symposium is scheduled for 2 full-day oral presentation sessions, which have been tentatively assigned the following topics, based on the organizer?s survey of the newest advances in porous materials:Session 1: Design and Concepts for Porous PolymersSession 2: Design and Concepts for Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs)Session 3: Design and Concepts for Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs)Session 4: Design and Concepts for Covalent Organic Polyhedrons (COPs)NON TECHNICAL SUMMARYThis symposium will act as a leading vehicle for educating U.S. researchers with interests in designing/making new porous materials, but also the general scientific public about materials. The abstracts of this symposium will be made accessible via the Internet to the general public as a research and educational tool for this purpose. This symposium will also serve as an important international platform for allowing young U.S. scientists (i.e., starting professors, graduate students, and postdoctoral materials chemistry (of all forms) and engineering process.