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Recent applications of optical, electron, and scanning probe microscopies as well as light, x-ray, and neutron scattering have led to new insights into organization and order in colloids, biomaterials, and other forms of soft condensed matter near interfaces. Of special interest is the analysis of such measurements to provide fundamental physical properties and an understanding of structure-function relationships. Discussion of new techniques and novel applications of existing techniques are also welcome. Relevant topics include, but are not limited to: Interfacially dominated structure and properties of: Microemulsions, micelles and other surfactant solutions Liposomes, vesicles, and other biomimetic structures Polymers and liquid crystalline systems This symposium will feature a keynote lecture by Prof. Daniel Schwartz, Department of Chemistry, Tulane University "How Do Self-Assembled Monolayers Grow?" For further information on this symposium, contact:
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