The High Polymer Research Group welcomes delegates from all areas of polymer science and technology, with industrial and academic backgrounds, and at all career levels. Attendance at the annual conference is, however, by invitation only, made at the suggestion of the Committee from names held on the Group's database. If you would like to be included on this database, please fill in the attendance request form linked below:
2010 annual conference fee
Please complete the reply/registration form and mail to Prof. John Stanford as directed, enclosing the required fee as a sterling denominated cheque payable to: The High Polymer Research Group.
The appropriate fees for the 2010 conference are £620.00 per delegate and £340.00 per accompanying person who is not a delegate.
Late payments: the delegate registration fee increases to £660.00 if payment is received after 1st February 2010.
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Remember to also complete your reply/registration form and return this to Prof. John Stanford as directed, contact us if you need a new copy of this.
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Important: Your place is not guaranteed until payment has been received in full. Conference attendance is by invitation only, unsolicited payments will not secure a place. Credit card and other banking fees cannot be refunded.
Fees due prior to 1st February 2010
Late payment fees due after 1st February 2010
If your payment is received late, we do not guarantee your place will still be available. Please contact us immediately before making your payment.
Please note, there is no surcharge for accompanying persons booked after 1st February, but you are advised not to leave this too late, as we may not be able to provide accommodation.
The background image on this page is based on an electron micrograph of polystyrene-silica colloidal nanocomposite particles, courtesy Steve Armes (more about this photograph).
