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6th International Conference of the Flow Chemistry Society (Cambridge, UK, February 16–18, 2016)

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Green Processing and Synthesis
From the journal Green Processing and Synthesis Volume 4 Issue 5

Introduction

In the past two decades, Flow Chemistry has grown from an academic curiosity to a mature science domain with applications ranging from pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals to highly innovative materials.

To further drive this evolution forward, the Flow Chemistry Society organises their 6th European Conference with the aim to unite and represent those who are actively working on this rapidly developing field.

The Flow Chemistry Society is dedicated to the integration of Flow Chemistry into everyday practice, by delivering the latest knowledge and making it available for the entire chemistry community. Contributions from academia as well as industry make this conference unique and a must for those who are interested in this exciting field. In addition, the symposium provides excellent networking opportunities to meet the people behind the research and the industrial applications.

Conference topics and theme

The Conference and associated Vendor Exhibition cover the latest technological advances and associated services within the field of Flow Chemistry and microreactor technology. Several topics will be discussed during the different sessions:

  • Controlling multisteps

  • Devices – 3D printing

  • Flow based NMR

  • Flow based PAT

  • Invention of new chemical processes in flow

  • Lab of the future

  • Reactor design

  • Process design.

Keynote lectures

Keynote lectures will be provided by the following researchers:

  • Steven Ley, Professor, University of Cambridge

  • Volker Hessel, Professor, Eindhoven University of Technology.

Other confirmed speakers

  • Stevan Djuric, Senior Director, Discovery Chemistry and Technology, AbbVie

  • Steve Archibald, Professor, University of Hull

  • Andreas Kirschning, Group Leader, Leibniz University of Hannover

  • Magnus Rueping, Professor, RWTH Aachen University

  • Willem Verboom, Professor, University of Twente

  • Joshua Edel, Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London

  • Malcolm Berry, Director of Chemistry, Second Generation, Continuous Processing, GlaxoSmithKline

  • Thomas Wirth, Professor, Cardiff University

  • Mel Koch, Principal Investigator, CPAC, University of Washington

  • Bernhard Gutmann, Senior Researcher, Karl Franzens University of Graz

  • Lee Cronin, Regius Chair of Chemistry, University of Glasgow

  • Thomas De Beer, Professor, Ghent University

  • Mimi Hii, Reader, Imperial College London

  • Alexei Lapkin, Professor, University of Cambridge

  • Christopher Hone, Research Scholar, University of Leeds

  • Christopher Smith, Lecturer in Organic Chemistry, University of Reading

  • Rebecca Ruck, Director, Catalysis & Automation, Merck Process Chemistry, Merck

  • Samuel Marre, Researcher, CNRS

  • Duncan Browne, Lecturer in Organic Chemistry, Cardiff University

  • Joerg Sedelmeier, Principal Scientist Process R&D Chemist, Novartis

  • Sebastian Engell, Professor, TU Dortmund

  • Timothy Noel, Assistant Professor, Eindhoven University of Technology.

Venue

The conference takes place at the award winning conference centre, Cripps Court, which forms part of Magdalene College, Cambridge, UK.

Cambridge is located in the heart of East Anglia, it is very accessible by air, road and rail. The conference centre is situated very centrally, a short walk from the hustle and bustle of the historic market place and the beautiful architecture and majestic buildings that form Cambridge University.

So let us kill two birds with one stone… during the day we will share some excellent talks by recognized researchers in the field of flow chemistry and during the evening and night we will enjoy the different facets of this fantastic city.

To contribute and join us at this event, please visit www.selectbio.com/fce2016 or call +44 1787 314956 for more information.

Society members save 25% on the registration fee and non-members will receive their first year’s membership included in the fee. To become a member, please go to www.flowchemistrysociety.com

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Corresponding author: Sara Spencer, SELECTBIO Ltd, 6 Woodview, Bull Lane, Acton, Sudbury CO10 0FD, UK, e-mail:
Published Online: 2015-10-5
Published in Print: 2015-10-1

©2015 by De Gruyter

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  17. Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental, Safety, and Energy Technology (UMSICHT)
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