Royal Society of Chemistry Symposium 2009: Catalysts for Change
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Royal Society of Chemistry Symposium 2009: ‘Catalysts for Change’
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Royal Society of Chemistry Symposium 2009: ‘Catalysts for Change’
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Introduction:
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Within the speciality chemicals industry, catalysis is widely used to replace or improve an existing process for an existing product or to create a new process for a new product. Many of these catalysts are speciality chemicals themselves with their own manufacturing challenges. Recent developments in the manufacture, use and re-use of catalysts is the theme for the 2009 Royal Society of Chemistry Symposium: “Catalysts for Change”
Themes include:-
How Catalysis is “Changing the Rules” about Possible Chemistries
How Developments in Catalysis and Catalysts are Influencing Process Configuration and Engineering Options
Catalysis and Process R&D – Speed to Profit
ATTENDANCE AT THE SYMPOSIUM IS FREE & DELEGATES CAN PICK AND CHOOSE WHICH LECTURES THEY ATTEND
The Symposium will be held in conjunction with the Chemspec Europe and Chemsource Exhibitions organised by dmg world media to be held in the Gran Via Exhibition Center, Barcelona, Spain on 17 and 18 June 2009, and which will attract a broad range of visitors from across the fine and speciality chemicals industry.
Lectures will take place between 10.15 and 15.45 on 17 June and 10.15 and 15.00 on 18 June allowing delegates ample time to visit the concurrent Chemspec Europe and Chemsource Exhibitions.
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Dates:
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17 – 18 June 2009
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Location:
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Gran Via Exhibition Centre, Barcelona, Spain
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Exhibition:
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The Chemspec Europe and Chemsource exhibitions are open as follows:-
Wednesday 17 June 9.30am – 5.00pm
Thursday 18 June 9.30am – 4.00pm |
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Programme
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June 17
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Morning
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10.15
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NanoSelect™ Catalyst Manufacturing Technology Introducing the First Lead-free Replacements for Lindlar Catalysts
Hans Donkervoort, BASF Nederlands B.V. Catalysts, The Netherlands
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11.00
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Enabling Catalysis in the Pharmaceutical Industry with High Throughput Screening
Garrett Hoge, Solvias AG, Switzerland
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11.45
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From High-Throughput Experimentation (HTE) to High Output Experimentation (HOE): Application to Materials Science
Laurent Baumes, University of Valencia, Spain
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12.30
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Lunch Break
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Afternoon
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13.30
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Beyond Palladium – The New Iron Age
Robin Bedford, Bristol University, UK
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14.15
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Going with the Flow – The Evolution from Batch to Continuous Hydrogenation
Gary Kelly, GSK/IMPULSE, UK
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15.00
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Some Illustrations of the Paramount Importance of Catalysis for Rhodia’s Sustainable Development
Philippe Marion, Rhodia, France
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15.45
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End
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June 18
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Morning
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10.15
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Organocatalysis – A New Tool for Industry
Karl Anker Jørgensen, Aarhus University, Denmark
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11.00
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Enzyme Catalysis – Easy and Efficient
Pascal Duenkelmann, Julich Chiral Solutions GmbH, Germany;
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11.45
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Immobilised Bulk Enzymes for Chiral Intermediates and Chiral API Production
Rob Schoevaart, ChiralVision, The Netherlands
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12.30
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Lunch Break
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Afternoon
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13.30
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Encapsulated Catalysts: Easier, Cleaner, Faster Process Chemistry
Angus Stewart-Liddon, Reaxa Ltd., UK
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14.15
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Catalysis within DSM: Enabling, Improving, and Changing Chemicals Manufacture
Paul Alsters, DSM Pharmaceutical Products, The Netherlands
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15.00
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End
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