Royal Society of Chemistry Symposium 2020: Industrial Continuous Flow Processes – Past, Present and Future
Industrial Continuous Flow Processes
Past, Present and Future
27 – 28 MAY 2020 • 11-12th Nov 2020 COLOGNE, GERMANY
AUGUST 2020
THE 2020 ChemSpec Europe exhibition has now been postponed for 2020. The exhibition will next be held in 2021 at Messe Frankfurt between 19-20 May 2021.
This two day international symposium organised by the RSC Speciality Chemicals Sector will be held in conjunction with the 2020 ChemSpec Europe and ChemSource Exhibitions organised by Mack Brooks Exhibitions Group.
The production of speciality chemicals is still heavily reliant on batch processes and this symposium will highlight the latest advances and developments in the application of continuous processes in the fine chemicals and biotechnical industries.
The programme of internationally acclaimed speakers, mostly from industry, and from companies making pioneering advances in the technology, can be found below.
Royal Society of Chemistry Symposium 2020
Industrial Continuous Flow Processes
Past, Present and Future
PROGRAMME
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May 27th
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Session 1 : |
10.00
Abstract |
Continuous Flow Chemistry is not a Dream but just a Tool in the Fine Chemistry Industrial Toolbox
Etienne Baco, La Mesta, France
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10.40
Abstract |
Continuous Primary Processing – From an R&D Concept to Implementation at an Industrial Scale
Charlotte Wiles, Chemtrix, The Netherlands |
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Session 2 : |
11.20
Abstract |
Let’s Make Flow Chemistry Great Again!
Laurent Pichon, MEPI, France |
12.00
Abstract |
What is the Fuss about Continuous Crystallization?
Xiong-Wei Ni, NiTech Solutions, UK |
| 12.30 |
Lunch break |
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Session 3 : |
12.40
Abstract |
Developments and Scale-Up in the Field of Industrially Relevant Flow Hydrogenation
Douglas McAndrew, IntensiChem Ltd., UK |
13.20
Abstract |
Continuous Efficient Multistage Extraction
Trevor Murray & Andrea Adamo, Zaiput Flow Technologies, USA |
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Session 4 : |
14.00
Abstract |
A FAST Hydrogenation Platform for Nitroreductions
Tom Moody, Almac Group, UK |
14.40
Abstract |
Development of a Scalable Continuous-Flow Photoreactor
Hannes Gemoets, Creaflow, Belgium |
15.20
Abstract |
Ultrasonic Inline Extraction of Bioactive Compounds from Botanicals
Kathrin Hielscher, Hielscher Ultrasonics GmbH, Germany |
| 16.00 |
Close |
May 28th
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Session 5 : |
10.00
Abstract |
3D-printed Metal Flow Reactors; Design, Production & Applications
André de Vries, InnoSyn BV, The Netherlands |
10.40
Abstract |
3D-printed Catalytic Static Mixers – a new Continuous Flow Solution for Hydrogenations
Christian Hornung, CSIRO Manufacturing, Australia |
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Session 6 : |
11.40
Abstract |
Application of Flow Chemistry to Metal Organic Frameworks
Oliver Hutt, Boron Molecular Pty Ltd., Australia |
12.20
Abstract |
Process Intensification Flow Reactors: Customized Solutions to meet Advanced Chemistry Challenges
Guillaume Gauron, Corning SAS, France |
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Session 7 : |
13.00
Abstract |
Continuous Flow Production – 10 Years of Progress
Wouter Stam, Flowid BV, The Netherlands |
13.40
Abstract |
Go Flow under Pressure – Alkoxylation in Flow Reactors
Anne Kaaden & Jordi Ampurdanes, Ehrfeld Mikrotechnik GmbH, Germany |
14.20
Abstract |
Membrane Emulsification: from Laboratory to Manufacturing
David Palmer, Micropore Technologies Ltd., UK |
| 16.00 |
Close of Symposium |
