While we have been preparing very actively the 22nd edition of ESOC scheduled to take place in Ghent in July 2021, we have had to take into account the uncertainty of the development of the sanitarian situation due to Covid-19. Therefore, and together with the ESOC International Committee, the decision has been taken to postpone the full symposium in Ghent to July 2023 (www.esoc2023.org)
To meet, at least in part, the expectations of many of you who looked forward to participating in this 2021 symposium, we decided to organise a fully virtual two-day mini-symposium to close the gap until the next edition. This virtual event will have four sessions, with three invited plenary speakers, the lecture of the Winner of the “Young Investigator Award 2019" by EuCheMS Division Organic Chemistry, the lecture of Margaret Faul Women in Chemistry Award 2021. A large number of oral communications selected from submitted abstracts will allow active participation of the young chemists. All participants will also be invited to participate in the virtual poster session which will be open all day, together with the virtual exhibition hall. Several opportunities to exchange will allow to create interaction between symposium participants.
We look forward to welcoming you at the European Symposium on Organic Chemistry Virtual Mini Symposium that will take place on July 5-6, 2021 in a fully digital setting.
As all ESOC editions, this prestigious conference aims to bring together scientists from Europe and other parts of the world to share their interests in the field of organic chemistry at large. The programme will be designed to attract organic chemists both from academia and industry.
To meet, at least in part, the expectations of many of you who looked forward to participating in this 2021 symposium, we decided to organise a fully virtual two-day mini-symposium to close the gap until the next edition. This virtual event will have four sessions, with three invited plenary speakers, the lecture of the Winner of the “Young Investigator Award 2019" by EuCheMS Division Organic Chemistry, the lecture of Margaret Faul Women in Chemistry Award 2021. A large number of oral communications selected from submitted abstracts will allow active participation of the young chemists. All participants will also be invited to participate in the virtual poster session which will be open all day, together with the virtual exhibition hall. Several opportunities to exchange will allow to create interaction between symposium participants.
We look forward to welcoming you at the European Symposium on Organic Chemistry Virtual Mini Symposium that will take place on July 5-6, 2021 in a fully digital setting.
As all ESOC editions, this prestigious conference aims to bring together scientists from Europe and other parts of the world to share their interests in the field of organic chemistry at large. The programme will be designed to attract organic chemists both from academia and industry.
