Molecular imprinting is a generic approach for the synthesis of polymeric matrices having selectivity towards the imprinted species. This methodology has been widely applied in sensing and separation of organic molecules. Recently, it has been extended to larger entities such as biomolecules, whole cells and nanomaterials. The significance of this meeting will be the emphasis on the combination between scientific excellency and the platform for young researches to present their work. In addition, new aspects of molecular imprinting that have…
Find out more »The aim of this International conference is to bring participants from North, Central and South America together, as well as from other regions where tropical diseases are prevalent, to discuss new approaches to combat neglected tropical diseases. Another purpose is to elevate the awareness of neglected tropical diseases, particularly in Latin America, as well as to stimulate medicinal chemists in these countries to conduct research in the field by making contacts between laboratories in America and other parts of the…
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MACRO18 will bring together the latest polymer research from top international polymer scientists. The program will cover all areas of polymer science and engineering, including synthesis, characterisation, processing, modeling and materials. Topics will range from the latest techniques in polymer synthesis to applications in materials science, medicine, energy and environment. The IUPAC Polymer Division will also be organizing an educational workshop; see the program. co-chairs of Program Committee: Prof Martina Stenzel University of New South Wales, Sydney NSW 2052, Australia Phone +61-2-9385…
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The 24th IUPAC International Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry (ICPOC 24), to be held in Faro, Portugal, from 1 to 6 July 2018. Since their start, in 1972, ICPOC conferences have been the leading international gatherings on Physical Organic Chemistry. Traditionally, Physical Organic Chemistry relates molecular structure to chemical behaviour, by means of the study of structure, reactivity, mechanism and equilibrium in organic systems, aiming at the quantitative, molecular level understanding of their properties. Nowadays, physical organic chemistry encompasses a…
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HTMC-XVI will be the 16th meeting in a series of conferences held every two to four years, the last being in Orleans, France in 2016, after Beijing, China in 2012 and Davis, USA in 2009. The focus of the meeting is to bring together people from the fields of chemistry, materials science, earth and planetary science, and metallurgy, who are studying high temperature phenomena in solid and liquid materials. In 2018, the conference will be held on 2-6 July, in…
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The present edition of the Postgraduate Summer School on Green Chemistry will be managed by IUPAC Interdivisional Committee on Green Chemistry for Sustainable Development (ICGCSD). This edition of the Post-graduate Summer School on Green Chemistry will provide the participants with an understanding of the latest developments of the concepts and management of green and sustainable chemistry. Lectures will be at the level of state-of-the-art research contributions in the Green Chemistry field, but they will also cover background material. Existing clean…
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After 52 years of continued success, the International Symposium on Photochemistry remains one of the most important scientific events for the international photochemical community. The vitality and impact of this community can be also appreciated by the fact that the IUPAC subcommittee on photochemistry has been one of the most active ones within the Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division and this symposium is the main driver for the activities of the subcommittee. Over the years, participation in the Symposium has…
Find out more »This unique International Summer School on Analytical Science, Metrology and Accreditation is organised by the Measurement Science in Chemistry consortium, which is a cooperation of universities. The school has shown to attract a variety of people, ranging from master to doctoral students, but also people who already are employed in a laboratory. It has a long tradition. It was initiated in 2008 by the European Commission Joint Research Centre, in view of the importance of quality assured analytical measurement data…
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The 22nd International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry (ICPC) that will be held on July 8–13, 2018 in Budapest/Hungary. Budapest is in the heart of Europe, and may be approached easily. All fields of phosphorus chemistry will be considered from basic to applied and industrial areas including interdisciplinary fields. The conference is organized jointly with the Hungarian Chemical Society. György Keglevich Chairman of the XXII. ICPC Department of Organic Chemistry and Technology Budapest University of Technology and Economics E-mail: icpc22chairman@mail.bme.hu c/o Hungarian…
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ICCE 2018 is jointly organised by the Chemistry Education Group at the University of Sydney, the Royal Australian Chemical Institute supported by the wider Australian chemistry education community. The program will be based around themes, giving everyone a voice in our efforts to improve chemistry education, an essential building block for the future in which both progress and sustainability are fuelled by a deep understanding and appreciation of the role of chemistry in our world. Chair of Program Committee, A/Prof. Siegbert…
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