Introduction

The Organic Chemistry Symposium will bring together leading international scientists delivering lectures which cover the broad spectrum of organic synthesis, from small organic molecules to biomolecules and organic materials.

Taking place in Japan in June 2015, the symposium will comprise three one-day meetings (in Sendai, Tokyo and Kyoto), each one featuring a selection of Japanese and international speakers. There will also be seminars on publishing by Royal Society of Chemistry journal Editors. Registration is free and we welcome any students, researchers and Professors from universities and companies who have an interest in organic chemistry.

This symposium is one of three taking place in Japan as part of this series. The other two are:

University of Tokyo, Tokyo (3 June): rsc.li/oc-symposia-tokyo
Kyoto University, Kyoto (5 June): rsc.li/oc-symposia-kyoto

Registration for the Sendai symposium on 1 June is now open. See 'book now' top right, for details.

You can now view speaker biographies and download abstracts of their talks by selecting 'more information', below.

Useful links

• Further event details More information about the event

Downloads

• Programme 1 June
• Joining instructions and venue information

Speakers

• Margaret Brimble University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Huw Davies Emory University, United States
• Erik Sorensen Princeton University, United States
• Tokuyama Hidetoshi Tohoku University, Japan
• Isobe Hiroyuki Tohoku University, Japan
• Sawamura Masaya Hokkaido University, Japan
• Saito Nozomi Tohoku University, Japan
• Ishida Shintaro Tohoku University, Japan
• Mita Tsuyoshi Hokkaido University, Japan
• Kobayashi Atsushi Nihon University, Japan

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Venue

Tohoku University

Aoba Science Hall, Tohoku University, North Aobayama Campus, Science Complex C, Sendai, Japan

Organised by

The organic chemistry symposium is presented by Royal Society of Chemistry’s organic chemistry journals (Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry and Organic Chemistry Frontiers) and Tohoku University, University of Tokyo and Kyoto University. It is supported by Chemical Science, ChemComm and Chemical Society Reviews.

Contact information

Events Department
Royal Society of Chemistry
+44 (0) 1223 434048
Contact us by email

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