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The POLY division has organized and run symposia at national meetings of the American Chemical Society for decades.  For information on current and upcoming meetings, please click here.

Note: The ACS Meeting Page has an extensive collection of former preprints. To access this please click here . Then select “Polymer Chemistry” on the pull-down menu and navigate to the appropriate meeting/symposium.

Historical information on POLY symposia can be found below.

Symposia Graphical Abstracts
2021 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2020 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2019 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2019 Spring Natl ACS Meeting 2019 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2018 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2018 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2017 Fall Natl ACS meeting 2017 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2017 Spring Natl ACS meeting 2017 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2016 Fall Natl ACS meeting 2016 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2016 Spring Natl ACS meeting 2016 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2015 Fall Natl ACS meeting 2015 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2015 Spring Natl ACS meeting 2015 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2014 Fall Natl ACS meeting 2014 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2014 Spring Natl ACS meeting 2014 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2013 Fall Natl ACS meeting 2013 Fall Graphical Abstracts
2013 Spring Natl ACS meeting 2013 Spring Graphical Abstracts
2012 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2012 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2011 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2011 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2010 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2010 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2009 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2009 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2008 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2008 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2007 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2006 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2005 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2005 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2004 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2004 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2003 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2003 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2002 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2002 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2001 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2001 Spring Natl ACS meeting
2000 Fall Natl ACS meeting
2000 Spring Natl ACS meeting
1999 Fall Natl ACS meeting
1999 Spring Natl ACS meeting

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