21st International Symposium on ChiralityDeadline to submit manuscripts: October 31, 2009Don’t miss the most important Chirality conference in the world focusing on cutting-edge areas of scientific research related to Molecular and Supramolecular Dissymmetry in the Natural and Life Sciences.
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The 21st International Symposium on Chirality will provide the most thorough coverage of all aspects of chirality in the molecular sciences and will discuss the impact of chirality on fundamental, practical, and economic issues in science and technology in multiple disciplines. Founded in 1988, the annual International Symposium on Chirality (ISCD) is the premier scientific conference series focusing on molecular and supramolecular dissymmetry in the natural and life sciences. Program Format
Scientific ProgramChirality 2009 brings together a diverse international collection of world-class scientists to provide the largest and most thorough coverage of all aspects of chirality, from the tutorial lectures to the most recent advances in the field. The broad spectrum of presentations will create an interdisciplinary forum highlighting the following scientific themes: Chiral peptides and polynucleotides; Enantioselective synthesis; Chiroptical and NMR spectroscopy; Materials chirality; Preparative resolution; Frontiers of chiral analysis; Nonbiological enantioenrichment and the origins of life; Biological chirality and pharmacology; and Stereochemical terminology. Abstracts may be submitted by clicking here. Short Courses/TrainingCourse 1: Supermolecular Stereochemistry in Liquid Crystals Course 1: Chiroptical Spectroscopy of Pharmaceuticals and Biomolecules Course 3: Introduction to Chiral Separations Course 4: Preparative Chiral Separations Don’t miss ISCD-21, covering the impact of all aspects of chirality in the molecular sciences on fundamental and practical issues in science and technology in multiple disciplines. Fresh Ideas for all aspects of Chirality, Join us for Chirality 2009!
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July 12-15, 2009 Breckenridge, Colorado, USAPRELIMINARY PROGRAM FEATURED ATTRACTION Featured session that will probe the latest thinking on nonbiological enantioenrichment and the origins of life, with a special concluding discussion/round table, moderated by Professor Kurt Mislow, Princeton University—promises to be controversial and entertaining! CHIRALITY MEDAL And the winner is... Professor Ben Feringa, from the University of Groningen, The Netherlands. Professor Feringa's Chirality Medal Award Lecture will take place on Sunday Evening, July 12. MESSAGE FROM CHAIR IMPORTANT DATES :: March 1, 2009 :: April 1, 2009 :: April 2009 :: May 18, 2009
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