2008 NIST-RTI Survey about Combi for Organic Polymers

Attention: Individuals working in polymer research.

Combinatorial methods are revolutionizing materials science by
accelerating the pace and quality of R&D. Since 2002, the NIST
Combinatorial Methods Center (NCMC) has worked with industry to fuel
this revolution by developing new combi techniques for organic polymer
research.

NIST and the non-profit research group RTI International are working
together to study how NCMC has impacted the adoption and development
of combi. The results of this study are vital to NIST=92s future
strategic planning efforts.

As members of the material science community, your input is essential
to our study!
Please contribute to this im****tant research effort by completing the
short web-survey located at https://combisurvey.rti.org/.

The survey is estimated to take 15 minutes to complete and focuses on
your use and adoption of combi methods. No questions about products or
R&D strategies will be asked and all information you provide will be
held confidential.

This survey is only open until December 12, 2008!