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ISIS : Minisymposium “Complex molecular systems towards adaptive materials”
On 21 June, we will welcome the group of Prof. Bert Meijer from the Eindhoven University of Technology for a joint minisymposium with some of the Supramolecular Chemistry groups of Strasbourg. Many talented PhD students and postdocs will present, and it will be a very exciting program (see below). We hope to see all of you there! Schedule: 8h30 Welcome and coffee 9h00 Jorge Leira Inglesias, Institut de Science et d’Ingénierie Supramoléculaires (Hermans Group) Supramolecular oscillations and waves 9h20 Ghislaine…
Find out more »John Bower “Catalytic Chirality Generation: New Strategies for N-Heterocyclic Chemistry”
John Bower University of Bristol Catalytic Chirality Generation: New Strategies for N-Heterocyclic Chemistry
Find out more »Albrecht Berkessel “Catalysis with Carbenes and Titanium – Recent News”
Albrecht Berkessel Universität zu Köln Catalysis with Carbenes and Titanium - Recent News
Find out more »Jürgen Rühe
Jürgen Rühe University of Freiburg
Find out more »Peter Tompa “Structural disorder and phase separation of proteins involved in ALS”
Peter Tompa VIB-VUB Center for Structural Biolog Structural disorder and phase separation of proteins involved in ALS
Find out more »Fabian Kiessling “Multiparametic Diagnostics and Theranostics of Tumors”
Fabian Kiessling RWTH Aachen University
Find out more »Alexander (Sacha) Varnek “Chemography Concept in Chemical Space Analysis”
Alexander (Sacha) Varnek University of Strasbourg
Find out more »Jonathan Nitschke
Jonathan Nitschke University of Cambridge Complex supramolecular systems via subcomponent self-assembly
Find out more »Prof. Wybren Jan Buma “Tailoring photoactive materials: light on the dark side of the force”
Prof. Wybren Jan Buma Van ’t Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences, University of Amsterdam, Science Park 904, 1098 XH Amsterdam, The Netherlands Absorption of light brings molecules into an activated state. From this state radiative processes can occur, but much more interesting are the nonradiative, dark processes in which the photon energy is transformed into other forms such as mechanical and chemical energy. We aim to control these light-to-activity pathways as they allow us to use photon energy to drive…
Find out more »Janine Cossy “Chemistry and Physics: Synthesis and vectorization of drugs towards”
Janine Cossy ESPCI ParisTech
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