Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Dynamic Polymer Forum focuses on the design and manufacturing of recyclable dynamic polymers, emphasizing their role in sustainable development through reversible chemical bonds that enable recycling, self-repair, and reprocessing [2][4]. Group 1: Event Overview - The forum is organized by DT New Materials and will take place from December 11-13, 2025, in Ningbo, Zhejiang [3]. - The event will feature a macro forum on polymer recycling, advanced recycling technologies, and case studies on the circular use of PCR/PIR polymers [18][19]. Group 2: Key Topics - Dynamic polymer chemistry and principles [5]. - High-performance dynamic polymer materials that can self-repair and be recycled under mild conditions [5]. - High-stability dynamic non-covalent supermolecular polymer materials [5]. - Dynamic polymer elastomer materials [5]. - Dynamic polymer gel materials [5]. Group 3: Specialized Topics - Macro forum on polymer recycling industry, discussing domestic and international recycling policies, regulations, and future development directions [6]. - Advanced recycling technologies for waste polymers, including various depolymerization methods [6]. - Case studies on the circular use of PCR/PIR polymers, focusing on regulatory impacts and technological advancements in recycling [7][8]. Group 4: Highlights of the Forum - Insights into global plastic recycling policies and China's 14th Five-Year Plan for plastic recycling [10]. - Sharing advancements in advanced recycling technologies for mixed low-value waste plastics and rubber [10]. - Discussion on balancing performance, compliance, and sustainability in recycled plastics across various industries [10]. - Exploration of dynamic polymers' sustainability and functionality through molecular structure design [10]. - Opportunities for collaboration and innovation among leading enterprises, top universities, and industry stakeholders [10]. Group 5: Agenda Overview - The agenda includes registration, a youth scientist forum, and various specialized sessions on polymer recycling and advanced technologies [11].