Preliminary Program as at 22 May 2018 Sunday 1 …

1 Preliminary Program as at 22 May 2018. Sunday 1 July 2018. Hall A&B, Cairns Convention Centre Plenary Session Chair: Martina Stenzel, University of New South Wales 16:00-16:05 Welcome to Country 16:05-16:10 Official Welcome from Queensland Government 16:10-16:15 Welcome to the World Polymer Congress MACRO18. Qi-feng Zhou, International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry 16:15-17:00 Plenary Presentation Functional 1D and 2D nano- and microparticles via living crystallization-driven self-assembly Ian Manners, University of Bristol 17:00-17:45 Plenary Presentation Electrostatic assembly for controlled and tissue targeted release Paula Hammond, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 17:45-17:50 Welcome from the Convenor Martina Stenzel, University of New South Wales 18:00-20:00 MACRO18 Welcome Reception Outdoor Plaza, Cairns Convention Centre Monday 2 July 2018. Hall A&B, Cairns Convention Centre Plenary Session Chair: S bastien Perrier, University of Warwick 08:50-09:00 Welcome to Day 1.

2 09:00-09:45 Plenary Presentation Making the world brighter by AIE polymers Ben Zhong Tang, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 09:45-10:15 Morning Break & Trade Exhibition Breakout Session 1. Smart and Functional Polymers in Biotechnology, Polymers in Biotechnology, Recent Developments in Recent Developments in Polymers and Polymer Characterization Australian-German Energy, Optics, and Kinetics of Polymers Medicine and Health Medicine and Health Polymer Design Polymer Design Nanotechnology and Polymer Physics Symposium Optoelectronics Polymerization Chair: John Quinn, Chair: Kristofer Thurecht, Chair: Andrew Whittaker, Chair: Christine Chair: Nicolay Tsarevsky, Chair: Michael Monteiro, Chair: Patrice Chair: Christopher Chair: Hin-Lap Yip, South Chair: Robin Hutchinson, Monash University The University of The University of Luscombe, University of Southern Methodist The University of Castignolles, Western Barner-Kowollik, China University of Queens University Queensland Queensland Washington University Queensland Sydney University Queensland University Technology of Technology 10:15-10.

3 45 Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Sequence-defined Self-assembled In vivo robust bonding of Synthesis of single-ion End-functionalization of Dynamic self-assembly Polymer on top: current Mechanobiochemistry Molecular structural Detailed kinetics of polymers: the need for supramolecular double network hydrogels BAB triblock copolymers conjugated polymers via for life-inspired systems limits and future of coiled coil-based control towards radical polymerizations multi-functionality and nanosystems for smart to bones as efficient electrolytes intramolecular catalyst Myongsoo Lee, Jilin perspectives of materials linking functional control in studied via pulsed-laser absolute precision diagnosis and targeted Jian Ping Gong, Hokkaido for lithium metal battery transfer University quantitatively evaluating single-molecule photovoltaic materials initiated polymerizations Filip Du Prez, Ghent therapy of intractable University Didier Gigmes, Tsutomu surface grafting mechanics with bulk Mukundan Thelakkat, and modelling University diseases Aix-Marseille University Yokozawa, Leonie Barner, viscoelasticity University of Bayreuth Sabine Beuermann, TU.

4 Kazunori Kataoka, Kanagawa University Queensland University of Kerstin Blank, Max Clausthal Innovation Center of Technology Planck Institute of NanoMedicine Colloids and Interfaces 10:45-10:55 Self-healing polymer Hybrid nanoparticles for Thiol-yne crosslinked Polyetherethersulfone Invited Speaker Carbohydrate-based Adsorbed Invited Speaker Modeling solid state Invited Speaker 10:55-11:05 materials based on combinational hydrogels with tuneable random copolymers with Designing properties by macromolecular self- macromolecules as steric Macromolecular transitions in poly(3- Termination mechanism dynamic urea bond photochemotherapy of properties as flexible sulfonated side- architecture in highly assembly stabilisers at the oil/water materials for sensing alkylthiophenes) of radical polymerization Zhanhua Wang, Sichuan pancreatic cancer cytocompatible soft tissue chain: new candidates aromatic polymers Guosong Chen, Fudan interface: specific ion George Vamvounis, Stefano Valdo Meille, Shigeru Yamago, Kyoto University Fanny Joubert, UCL School of scaffolds for fuel cell applications Brigitte Voit, Leibniz University effects and complexation James Cook University Polytechnic University of University Pharmacy Maria Chiara Arno, Jos e Brisson, Laval Institute of Polymer with surfactants Milan University of Birmingham University Research Stuart Prescott, University of New South Wales 11:05-11:15 Megasupramolecules Tumour suppression by Photo-cross-linkable and Buckybowl polymers: Degradable polymer From understanding light Efficient ternary polymer from coordination ligand targeted intravenous non- thermo-sensitive synthetic access, assemblies by controlled gated folding of single solar cells near-IR.

5 End-functionalised viral CRISPRa using dendritic poloxamer-based hydrogel architectural diversity, radical ring-opening chains on surfaces to the sensitized by porphyrin polymers by RAFT polymers for the development of multifaceted properties, polymerization limits of grafting small molecules Reece Lewis, Monash Iyer Swaminatha, The injectable protein depot and and device applications Craig Bell, The University processes Xiaobin Peng, South University University of Western sustained release system Mihaiela Stuparu, of Queensland Lukas Michalek, China University of Australia Johan Basuki, CSIRO Nanyang Technological Queensland University of Technology University Technology 11:15-11:25 PISA prepared Synthesis of In situ self-assembly study Invited Speaker Family-type behavior in polypeptide decorated poly(conjugated ester)s of spray deposited metal- Advanced separation backbiting rate nanoparticles with by polycondensation and organic decomposition and characterization of coefficients of alkyl antibacterial activity ring-opening inks on bio-based multifunctional polymer acrylates Mona Semsarilar, polymerization for polymers systems Greg Russell, University European Membrane chemically degradable Calvin Brett, DESY Albena Lederer, Leibniz of Canterbury 11:25-11:35 Institute Functional degradable Protein-based Development of efficient biocompatible polymers Continuous assembly of Systematic study on Institute for Polymer Converting CO2 into nanogels by reactive nanoparticles.

6 A new class of recovery material for Yasuhiro Kohsaka, a polymer on a metal- polycaprolactone melt Research something useful precursor block copolymers multifunctional biomaterials precious metal and its Shinshu University organic framework (CAP properties for successful Curtis Berlinguette, The for immunotherapy Peter Wich, University of application to organic- on MOF) melt electrospinning University of British Lutz Nuhn, Max Planck New South Wales inorganic hybrid Qiang Fu, The University writing Columbia Institute for Polymer materials of Melbourne Aref Daneshfar, Deakin Research Daisuke Nagai, Gunma University 11:35-11:45 Stimuli-responsive University Photolatent N- Segregation of surfactants Investigation of nanoparticles heterocyclic carbenes: from poly(vinyl alcohol) elementary processes of synthesized via oxygen an opportunity for UV- films radical co- tolerant photo-PISA triggered ring-opening Rebecca Fong, Durham polymerizations using Sihao Xu, University of polymerization of cyclic University electron spin resonance New South Wales esters and cyclic olefins (ESR) spectroscopy 11:45-11:55 Nanofiber by PISA via Control and visualization of Yolk-shell nanoplatform for Electrochemically- Julien Pinaud, Institut Introduction of Microgels at surfaces and Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Atsushi Kajiwara, Nara RAFT controlled free cellular fate gene silencing-enhanced controlled Charles Gerhardt supramolecular chirality interfaces Nitroxide-containing Plastic semiconductors.

7 University of Education radical emulsion Jan Lauko, The University of photolytic ablation of cancer polymerisation from by circularly polarized Igor Potemkin, Moscow scaffolds with potential how we can exploit polymerization Queensland Ranran Guo, Fudan conducting polymer light from porphyrin State University for biofilm control blending to manipulate Duc Nguyen, The University macroinitiators derivatives Kathryn Fairfull-Smith, functions University of Sydney Lisa Strover, CSIRO Gang Zou, Queensland University Natalie Stingelin, 11:55-12:05 Miktoarm star polymers for Formulation of core-shell Hybridization of planar Trimerization of NCO- University of Science and of Technology Georgia Institute of Ultrafast polymerization crossing biological barriers alginate-PLA/PLGA and nonplanar structural functional prepolymers: Technology of China Technology of slowly propagating Sri Ranga Vanarasi, Monash microparticle for extended motifs in construction of a new way to synthesize monomers via University release of anti-tuberculosis functional -conjugated polyurethane networks photoiniferter RAFT.

8 Drugs oligomers Piet Driest, Covestro polymerization in Kamarza Mulia, University Viktor Barat, Nanyang Deutschland AG continuous micro- and of Indonesia Technological University milli-flow reactors Felix Lauterbach, University of Hamburg 12:05-12:15 Electroactive A modular approach to long- Visualization of cellular Enzymatic synthesis of Temporal control over Confinement of Evaluating continuous- macromonomers and acting macromolecular response to external shear sustainable semi- the ring-opening therapeutic enzymes in flow platforms for rapid stimuli-responsive graft prodrugs through non- new insights into aromatic furan polymerisation of cyclic selectively permeable kinetic profiling of copolymers of PEDOT covalent albumin mechanotransduction polyamides di(ester)s polymersomes by ultrafast RAFT. Ana Sanchez-Sanchez, interactions Petri Turunen, The Dina Maniar, University Paula Kishi Kuroishi, polymerization-induced polymerization University of Cambridge Raoul Walther, Aarhus University of Queensland of Groningen University of Warwick self-assembly (PISA) Sam Parkinson, University University Lewis Blackman, CSIRO of Leeds 12:15-13:30 Lunch & Trade Exhibition Breakout Session 2.

9 Biotech, Smart and Functional Polymers in Biotechnology, Polymers in Biotechnology, Recent Developments in Recent Developments in Polymers and Polymer Characterization Australian-German Energy, Optics, and Kinetics of Med, Polymers Medicine and Health Medicine and Health Polymer Design Polymer Design Nanotechnology and Polymer Physics Symposium Optoelectronics Polymerization Health Chair: Markus Muellner, Chair: Iyer Swaminathan, Chair: Nicholas Fletcher, The Chair: Didier Gigmes, Chair: Brigitte Voit, Chair: Bert Klumperman, Chair: Kevin Jack, The Chair: Albena Lederer, Chair: Natalie Stingelin, Chair: Greg Russell, The University of Sydney The University of Western University of Queensland Aix-Marseille University Leibniz Institute for University of University of Queensland Leibniz Institute for Georgia Institute of University of Canterbury Australia Polymer Research Stellenbosch Polymer Research Technology Dresden 13:30-14:00 Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Invited Speaker Sulfur free RAFT Dynamic, responsive (Glyco)material discovery From metallic gyroid Hypervalent iodine Fluorous, trehalose and Studying soft matter Porous stimuli- Interface design and How the kinetic Monte polymerisation nanomaterials.

10 Utility as in for detecting and inhibiting structures to compounds in the PEG containing surfaces and interfaces responsive polymer optical management for Carlo toolbox enhances functional block vivo delivery vehicles and infection piezoelectric synthesis of functional degradable with in-situ and in- architectures as optical polymer and perovskite the field of copolymers characterization by liquid Matthew Gibson, Warwick nanoporous networks and dynamic polymers nanoparticles for a operando x-ray and sensing materials and solar cell macromolecular David Haddleton, The phase electron microscopy University Katja Loos, University of Nicolay variety of applications neutron scattering smart membranes Hin-Lap Yip, South China engineering University of Warwick Nathan Gianneschi, Groningen Tsarevsky, Heather Maynard, Peter Mueller- Markus Gallei, University of Technology Dagmar D'hooge, Ghent Northwestern University Southern Methodist University of California Buschbaum, Technical Technical University of University University University of Munich Darmstadt 14:00-14:10 Light driven avenues to Synthesis of novel A novel anti-adhesive Synthesis of polystyrene- Sustainable Selective microwave The microstructure of Invited Speaker Tetraphenylimidazole Invited Speaker 14:10-14:20 step growth and macromolecular H2S donors polypropylene mesh based b-poly(solketal polyurethanes: reactivity processing of block polymer electrolyte Germany-Australia: a and triphenylamine- Online mass segmented block for mediating cell signaling on mussel-inspirited graft methacrylate) (PS-b- study and challenges of copolymers.)