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Social
event
The
symposium
program will include 6 plenary lectures (55+5 min) , 7 invited
lectures (35+5 min), 17 oral
communications (15+5 min), and 5 oral poster presentations (10 min).
Plenary
speakers: D. P. Curran
(USA), J.A. Gladysz (Germany), I. T. Horváth (Hungary), J.
Otera (Japan), R. H. Fish (USA), J. Riess (USA)
Invited
speakers: V. Percec (USA),
W. Zhang (USA), T. Inazu (Japan), G. Pozzi (Italy), J. Rábai
(Hungary), M.-P. Krafft (France), D. Bonnet-Delpon (France)
Conference's
titles for plenary and invited speakers:
- W.
Zhang: "Application of
Fluorous Technologies in Solution-phase Synthesis".
- D.
Bonnet-Delpon:
"Fluoro-alcohols: Effective Solvents for Classical Organic Reactions".
- D.
P. Curran: "Fluorous
Mixture Synthesis".
- J.
Gladysz: "Fluorous
Chemistry without Fluorous Solvents: New Catalyst Recovery Protocols
based upon Fluoropolymers"
- I.
T. Horváth:
"Changing Designer Issues in Fluorous Chemistry"
- J.
Rábai: "Styling
and Setting of Fluorous Ponytails for Engineered Separations"
- J.
Otera: "Fluorous Organotin
Catalysts"
- T.
Inazu: "New Synthetic
Methods for Natural Products Using Heavy Fluorous Technics"
- G.
Pozzi: "Enantiopure
Fluorous Nitrogen Ligands: Synthesis and Applications in Asymmetric
Organometallic Catalysis"
- J.
Riess: "Advances in Highly
Fluorinated Materials for Diagnosis and Therapy"
- M.
P. Krafft: "Basic
Principles
and Recent Advances in Fluorinated Self-Assemblies and Colloidal
Systems"
- V. Percec: "Self-Assembly Mediated
by the Fluorophobic Effect"
- R.
H. Fish:
"Fluorous Biphasic
Catalysis: Oxidation of Alkanes, Alkenes, Alcohols, and Alkenols with
Mn(II), Co(II), and Cu (I and II)
Fluorous Soluble or Thermomorphic
Complexes in the Presence of TBHP/O2
or TEMPO/O2
or H2O2."
For more details on the Scientific program or Poster session, please
follow the hyperlink
On
Tuesday
afternoon, July 5th,
we wish to invite all the participants to a visit of St
Emilion: a medieval village, and
also the
first wine growing region listed by UNESCO. After the visit a wine
tasting session will be organized, followed by a banquet at Chateaux
La Couspaude
a "Grand Cru
Classé" of St
Emilion vineyards. .
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Lacoste © 2003
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