Heterocyclic Chemistry
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by Lisa McElwee-White
Heterocyclic Chemistry
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| Amir Hoveyda, giving a plenary lecture at the 10th Annual Florida Heterocyclic and Synthetic Conference. |
The 10th Annual Florida Heterocyclic and Synthetic Conference was held 8–11 March 2009 in Gainesville at the University of Florida. Attendees had the opportunity to participate in an excellent program that included 12 plenary lectures, 40 invited lectures, 5 short courses, and a poster session. Short courses were taught by William Dolbier (University of Florida) on synthesis of fluorinated compounds, John Joule (University of Manchester) on azoles, Ronald Castellano (University of Florida) on non-covalent interactions of aromatics and heterocycles in molecular recognition, Gordon Gribble (Dartmouth College) on the applications of metals in heterocyclic chemistry, and Girolamo Cirrincione (University of Palermo) on eight-membered heterocyclic rings.
Plenary lectures were presented by the following scientists:
Mike Martinelli, Arena Pharmaceuticals, USA
Chris Senanayake, Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany
Amir Hoveyda, Boston College, USA
Ben Feringa, University of Gröningen, The Netherlands
Janine Cossy, EPSCI, France
Frank Fang, Eisai Research Institute, USA
Stephen Martin, University of Texas, USA
Joel Hawkins, Pfizer, USA
Erick Carreira, ETH, Switzerland
Philip Kocienski, University of Leeds, UK
Koji Nakanishi, Columbia University, USA
The more than 175 attendees at the conference, included approximately 40 graduate students and postdocs; along with academic and industrial research chemists from more than 30 countries. Heterocyclic compounds are of particular importance to the pharmaceutical industry and many of the industrial delegates came from this area. The conference attracted a number of commercial exhibitors, including publishers, chemical suppliers, and instrument makers.
Lisa McElwee-White is a professor of Chemistry at the University of Florida and a former titular member of the Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division Committee.
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- Masthead
- From the Editor
- Contents
- Reflections
- Merry Christmas Phosphates
- Greetings from Glasgow
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Roars from the Council Meeting
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: WCLM Generates Ideas for IYC2011
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Division Roundups
- Division I: Physical and Biophysical Chemistry
- Division VI: Chemistry and the Environment
- Division VII: Chemistry and Human Health
- Toxicology in the Classroom
- A Tribute to Máximo Barón
- Update of IUPAC Glossary of Physical Organic Chemistry
- Reference Methods, Standards, and Applications of Photoluminescence
- Experimental Requirements for Single-Laboratory Validation
- Provisional Recommendations
- The Underlying Foundation of Science Used in the Regulation of Industrial Chemicals
- Nanotechnology for Schools and the General Public
- Advanced Materials
- Heterocyclic Chemistry
- Carbohydrate
- Organometallic Chemistry
- Chemistry for the Development of the Arab World
- Interactive Publications and the Record of Science
- Mark Your Calendar
- Index for 2009
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Masthead
- From the Editor
- Contents
- Reflections
- Merry Christmas Phosphates
- Greetings from Glasgow
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Roars from the Council Meeting
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: WCLM Generates Ideas for IYC2011
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Division Roundups
- Division I: Physical and Biophysical Chemistry
- Division VI: Chemistry and the Environment
- Division VII: Chemistry and Human Health
- Toxicology in the Classroom
- A Tribute to Máximo Barón
- Update of IUPAC Glossary of Physical Organic Chemistry
- Reference Methods, Standards, and Applications of Photoluminescence
- Experimental Requirements for Single-Laboratory Validation
- Provisional Recommendations
- The Underlying Foundation of Science Used in the Regulation of Industrial Chemicals
- Nanotechnology for Schools and the General Public
- Advanced Materials
- Heterocyclic Chemistry
- Carbohydrate
- Organometallic Chemistry
- Chemistry for the Development of the Arab World
- Interactive Publications and the Record of Science
- Mark Your Calendar
- Index for 2009
