International Congress of Young Chemists - YoungChem2011

Topics: Organic Chemistry, Materials Science, Biotechnology, Keywords: see below

Date: /12/13/14/15/16/ October 2011, Cracow, Poland, Europe

Web Site, Contact: youngchem2011@gmail.com

  

Official Information:

International Congress of Young Chemists ‘YoungChem2011’ is the 9th edition of a successful event, organized annually by students of Warsaw University of Technology. Members of Scientific Society ‘Flogiston’ do their best to let YoungChem get into the first league of ‘general’ chemical conferences in Europe.

From its very beginning the Congress of Young Chemists - YoungChem has been an event organised by students and for students (including M.Sc.-s, Ph.D. students, Ph.D.-s and so on). Its main goal is to give an opportunity for young, skilled and ambitious scientists to present to international audience their areas of research, attend lectures by famous and respectable professors, meet industry representatives and, of course, integrate. Organisers try to create comfortable atmosphere during the conference, keeping at the same time its high scientific level, all of which makes each YoungChem an event to remember.

We hope that low conference fee, friendly atmosphere, great speakers and always high scientific level will be enough to see You at our congress and spend together a wonderful time.

Speakers

Prof. A.G.M Barrett
Department of Chemistry
Imperial Collage of London, Great Britain

Prof. Anthony Davis
School of Chemistry
University of Bristol, Great Britain

Prof. Kurt Faber
Department of Chemistry
Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry
University of Graz, Austria

Prof. Bertram Fraser-Reid

Prof. Bernd Giese
Depatrment of Chemistry
University of Basel, Switzerland

Prof. Daniel T. Gryko
Department of Chemistry
Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

Prof. Grzegorz Mlostoń
Faculty of Chemistry
University of Łódź, Poland

Prof. Victor Snieckus
Department Of Chemistry
Queen's University, Canada

Prof. Nikolay Zefirov
Department of Chemistry
Moscow State University, Russia