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On June 12 (Tue), 2012, the 32nd ROEL Lecture Session was held in the conference room of Research Center for Organic Electronics, as a lecturer, inviting Prof. Kohzo Ito in Department of Advanced Materials Science, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the University of Tokyo.
A total of about 60 researchers and students attended this event, and the hall was filled with excitement and it finished in success.

Prof. Kohzo Ito in Department of Advanced Materials Science, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the University of Tokyo

Conference room during the lecture

The slide-ring polymer allows the cross-linkings to move freely and holds entropies in 2 kinds: one is polymer and the other is ringed molecule. Since its physicality differs from conventional polymeric materials, the more attentions have been given to its basics and applications.
In this lecture, the new principle of ringed entropies will be explained in a way that anybody can understand. Also, the self-restoring coating that uses slide-ring polymers, which has been rapidly developed for practical use, will be introduced.