Third ChemComm International Symposium

The Third ChemComm International Symposium, on the subject of Organic Chemistry, will be held in China from 16-20^th February 2009.

The symposium will comprise three one-day meetings:

09:00 am Room 204, New Chemistry Building, College of Chemistry, Peking University, Beijing, China.

Speakers: Professors Sue Gibson, Meixiang Wang, Peter Kündig, Jianbo Wang, Keiji Maruoka and Li-Zhu Wu

Wednesday 18th February 2009 

09:00 am  Room 3-231, Chemistry Building, College of Chemistry, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China.

Speakers: Professors Keiji Maruoka, Xiaoming Feng, Xiaoqi Yu, Sue Gibson, Peter Kündig, Yong Qin and Liu-Zhu Gong

Friday 20th February 2009

09:00 am Lecture Hall, Education Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai Branch (Address: 319 Yue Yang Road, Shanghai, China).

Speakers: Professors Peter Kündig, Guo-Qiang Lin, Keiji Maruoka, Guo-Xin Jin, Sue Gibson and Xue-Long Hou.

ChemComm Editor Dr Sarah Thomas will also be present at all three meetings, giving you chance to ask any questions you have regarding publishing in the journal and the RSC's activities.

About ChemComm Symposia

ChemComm Symposia aim to bring together scientists in a stimulating and friendly environment that fosters collaborations between the researchers and universities involved. Each Symposium is devoted to a topical area of the chemical sciences, and consists of three one-day meetings at selected locations within the host country. All ChemComm Symposia are completely free to attend.

The First ChemComm International Symposium on Polymers and Polymer Science, was held with great success in China in December 2007, with meetings in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. The symposium was extremely well attended and met with an overwhelmingly positive response from all who took part.

The Second Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry was held in Korea in November 2008, with meetings in Seoul, Daejeon and Pohang. The symposium included international and locally-based expert speakers, showcasing the work of local universities through poster sessions. 

Following this success, ChemComm and RSC Publishing are delighted to announce a return to China in 2009 for the Third ChemComm International Symposium. 

Interested in attending?

If you think you may be interested in attending the Third ChemComm International Symposium in February 2009 in China, please contact the ChemComm Editorial Office to express your interest and advise them of the date you would be attending. 

If you or someone from your research group would be interested in presenting a poster at one of the events in Beijing, Chengdu or Shanghai, please let the ChemComm team know.