3e CYCLE DE CHIMIE
Visites scientifiques / Scientific visits 2010
Below is the list of the 21 scientific visits that are planned for 2010. Details may change in the course of time, but these changes will be imfplemented immediately, so recheck this webpage to stay up to date.
Each local organizer should:
(a) Draft a day schedule for the visit (see example), and
(b) Circulate a presence list for each seminar (available as a PDF or a Word document)
and transmit both to the president on the day after the visit.
The below list is also available for downloading as a PDF-file
- February 1-5, Sunney Xie, Harvard University, Single-molecule Fluorescence Techniques (announcement)
- February 19-25, Yann Garcia, Univ. de Louvain, Spin-Transition Molcular Materials (announcement)
- March 1-5, Dario Braga, Univ. of Bologna, Crystal Engineering (announcement)
- April 19-23 Kenneth Suslick, Univ. of Illinois, Sensors and Sonochemistry (had to be rescheduled to the fall due to the Eyjafjalla volcano)
- April 26-30, Gustavo Scuseria, Rice University, Electronic Structure Theory Beyond traditional DFT (announcement)
- April 26-30, Tohru Yamada, Keio Univ., New Challenges in Homogeneous Organometallic Catalysis (announcement)
- May 3-7, Charles Brooks, Univ. of Michigan, Exploring Biological Processes Using Theory and Modelling (announcement)
- May 17-21, Larry Scott, Boston College, Polyarene Bowls, Baskets, Balls, and Tubes (announcement)
- May 17-21, Chris Orvig, UBC Vancouver, The Use of Metal Ions ind Disease Diagnosis and Therapy (announcement)
- May 17-21, Todd Martinez , Stanford Univ., First Principles Dynamics for Chemistry at the Extremes (announcement)
- May 25-31, Kim Dunbar, Texas A&M Univ, Molecular Magnetism and Spin Crossover Compounds (announcement)
- May 24-28, Matthew Francis, UC Berkeley, New Nanomaterials from Biomolecules (announcement)
- June 9-15, Thomas Rauchfuss, Univ. of Illinois, Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry for Clean Fuels (announcement)
- July 26-30, Helmut Cölfen, MPI Golm, Computer Simulation of Biological Functions
- September 20-27, Paul Wender, Stanford Univ., Synthesis and its Biological and Clinical Opportunities
- September 27 - Oct. 1, Stephen Leone, UC Berkeley, Dynamics on the Attosecond Time Scale
- October 4-8, Villy Sundström, Univ. of Lund, Visualizing Elementary Processes in Chemistry and Biology
- October 4-8, Mikiko Sodeoka, Riken Univ. , Asymmetric Catalysis with a View to Chemical Biology
- October 11-15, Stephen Kent, Univ. of Chicago, The Total Chemical Synthesis of Proteins
- October 19-23, Lee Cronin, Univ. of Glasgow, Nanoscale Polyoxometallate Clusters: A Renaissance
- October 25-28, James Leighton, Columbia Univ., Stereoselective Synthesis of Polyketides and Macrocycles
