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1. The Complexity of Recyclate

2. Interest Grows in Chemical Recycling

3. SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES: Each batch of recycled plastic is different, so testing and analysis are critical for processing and quality

4. AI TUNES PLASTICS PROCESSING: Industry 4.0 technology improves process quality and economics by optimizing operations

5. SHAPING FUTURE WORKERS: Labor shortages can be overcome with apprenticeship programs and by hiring untapped talent

6. CONFAV TO ADDERESS POLYOLEFIN REUSE: Speakers ot SPE's International Polyolefins Conference will examine emerging technologies for recycling and sustainability

7. THE RIGHT STUFF: Manufacturers tap range of materials and processes to surge metal replacement in automotive and aerospace

9. GO DIGITAL, WORK BETTER: SPE Topcon presentations will highlight benefits of simulation and data analytics for extrusion

10. Coming Soon to a Store--or Doorstep: Sustainability remains a priority in food packaging even as e-commerce brings new demands

11. 3D Printing Goes Big: Large-scale 3D printing of composites offers flexible building solutions

13. Creating Sustainable Additives: Experts weigh in on today's trends and what's ahead for additives and colorants

14. Al Makes Processing Smarter: Advanced analytics of artificial intelligence lower costs and predict problems before they happen

15. Green Thermoforming: Materials suppliers and converters embrace biobased options to meet market demands for sustainable products

16. A More Perfect Union: Ongoing advances in process technology and resin formulations are raising the effectiveness of medical devices and surgical procedures

17. GOOD WORKS: SPE Thermoforming Conference focuses on new tools and technologies that improve processing and control

18. INTEREST GROWS IN CHEMICAL RECYCLING: The process, also called advanced recycling, could bring circular sustainability to plastics if implemented on a large scale

19. OPPORTUNITY RICH ENVIRONMENT

20. SUSTAINABILITY IS MAJOR TOPIC AT SPE EUROPEAN CONFERENCE

21. Polymers Help Boost Performance of Next-Generation Electronics: Polymer technology is enabling smaller and cheaper electronics with increased performance

22. Polyolefins Conference to Examine Sustainability and More: SPE's International Polyolefins Conference will feature talks and papers on sustainability, lightweighting, and nanocoatings, among with topics

23. ENHANCED CONTROL

24. Smart Plastics Seek a Niche: Commercial applications have been slow to take off, but materials that meet specific needs are seeing some success

25. Road Raves: New polyolefin elastomers enhance properties and increase sustainability in automotive design

26. Packaging Flexes Its Sustainable Muscles: Advances in stand-up pouches and other flexible packages continue to improve sustainability while adding functionality

27. Thermosets Bring Benefits to New Markets and Applications: Thermoset TOPCON will focus on helping the industry grow

28. SUSTAINABLE VINYL

29. Helping the Body Heal with Bioresorbable PlasticsL Plastics that are absorbed by the body when they're no longer needed are finding new applications in medicine

30. Putting the Bio in Bio-Based Plastics: The Latest in Sustainable Materials: Scientists work to bring down cost and improve properties for plastics made from renewable resources

31. Food Packaging Innovations Balance Convenience with Sustainability: Whether they're getting a meal kit delivered or picking up prepared foods, consumers want packaging that is good for the environment

32. The Heart of 3D Printing

33. New plastics programs aim to bridge the skills gap: giving young people honds-on experience with plastics early and involving industry are among the keys for success

35. In-mold labeling options grow: IML is expanding the market for eye-catching packaging

36. The clear choice over metal and glass: better materials and designs are allowing lightweight plastics to find their way into more durable packaging

37. Plastics testing: tackling new challenges: equipment options and regulations are influencing how to test materials, and what to test for

38. Good Design Improves Product Life and Recyclability: Considering end-of-life disassembly during the design process can greatly aid repair, reuse and sustainability efforts

39. The future looks bright for in-mold labeling: IML decoration expands into new materials, markets and processes, including thermoforming

40. Bumper to bumper: Structural foam finding new automotive applications

41. Academic-industry partnerships: preparing tomorrow's plastics professionals: three examples in the USA show how collaboration can be stepping-stones into the industry for new generations of students

42. Making polyurethane foams more sustainable: sustainability's a heavy topic even when talking about lightweight, energy-efficient PUR foams

43. Coming soon to Atlanta: new developments in foam blow molding

44. Recycling the unrecyclable: industry innovations aim to keep traditionally difficult-to-recycle plastics out of the landfill

45. New natural-fiber composites find their roles: switchgrass, peat, microcellulose ... the field's expanding for lightweight biocomposites

46. Plastics testing and analysis

49. Plastics and human health

50. Innovations in film processing

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