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4th International Conference on Scanning Probe Microscopy on Soft and Polymer Materials

We are proud to reveal that ChemComm will be sponsoring the 4th International Conference on Scanning Probe Microscopy on Soft and Polymeric Materials (SPMonSPM). This symposium will be held on the 20 – 24 August in Leuven (Belgium) and will cover research on SPM applied to soft matter, polymeric materials and biological systems. The conference will include a short course, plenary lectures, a range of talks and dedicated poster sessions on topics across this field.

 

Scanning Probe Microscopy on Soft and Polymeric Materials

 

Registration is currently open and the early bird registration deadline is the 1st May!

 

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Scanning probe frontiers in molecular 2D-architecture world

Scanning probe frontiers in molecular 2D-architecture world

ChemComm is pleased to announce a themed collection in conjunction with the upcoming symposium on Scanning probe frontiers in molecular 2D-architecture world. This collection is being Guest Edited by Professors Xavier Bouju, Frederic Cherioux, Steven De Feyter and Alain Rochefort, co-organisers of the symposium. Both the conference and themed issue will focus on scanning probe microscopy, both experimental and theoretical work, which we hope will encourage and promote the research in this area.

For more details on the conference and the full programme follow this link.

Researchers wishing to contribute to the ChemComm collection should contact the Editorial Office in the first instance.

Hot topics to be covered in the symposium

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22nd International Symposium on Fluorine Chemistry

We proud to announce that ChemComm will be sponsoring the 22nd International Symposium on Fluorine Chemistry (22nd ISFC), which will take place on the 22nd – 27th July 2018, in Oxford, UK. We will also publish a themed collection on Fluorine Chemistry, guest edited by Professor Veronique Gouverneur (Chair of the 22nd ISFC),  to further promote and develop research in this area.

Fluorine Chemistry Symposium

Both the conference and themed issue will have a broad scope, focusing on fundamental and applied fluorine chemistry, and they will appeal to fluorine chemists working in a range of scientific areas, such as synthesis, material sciences and chemical biology. Researchers wishing to contribute to the ChemComm collection should contact the Editorial Office.

The early bird registration deadline for the conference is the 21st May 2018.

 

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ChemComm Emerging Investigators 2018 – Call for Papers

We were delighted to publish the 2017 ChemComm Emerging Investigators issue last year and we continue to be overwhelmed by the community’s positive response. We are now excited to announce the forthcoming 2018 ChemComm Emerging Investigators issue.

This special issue, now on its eighth year, showcases high quality research being carried out by international researchers in the early stages of their independent careers. This annual issue features principal investigators whose work has the potential to influence future directions in science or result in new and exciting developments.

If you are interested in submitting to this issue please contact the ChemComm Editorial Office in the first instance and please take a look at the excellent research and Feature articles published by your peers in our previous issues in 20112012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.

Please note that authors must not have featured in a previous ChemComm Emerging Investigators issue. The deadline for submission to this issue is 27 March 2018.

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ChemComm Prizewinners at the 44th Symposium on Main Group Element Chemistry

The 44th Symposium on Main Group Element Chemistry took place on the 7th to 9th December at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. Over 250 delegates attended the symposium which was chaired by Prof Kei Goto (TITech).

ChemComm was proud to sponsor two prizes, which were chosen out of 60 oral presentations and 108 poster presentations.

The winner of the ChemComm oral presentation was Mr Shogo Morisako (Graduate School of Science, Hiroshima University) who presented on ‘Syntheses and Reactivities of New Multiple Bond Boron Compounds’.

Mr Shogo Morisako

Mr Shogo Morisako (left) being presented his award by Dr Hiromitsu Urakami (right) on behalf of Chemical Communications

The winner of the ChemComm poster presentation was Mr. Tomoyuki Kosai (Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University) who presented on ‘Activation of Dihydrogen Using Disilenes Bearing Amino and Boryl Groups’.

Tomoyuki Kosai

Mr Tomoyuki Kosai (left) being presented his award by Dr Hiromitsu Urakami (right) on behalf of Chemical Communications

Congratulations to both Mr Morisako and Mr Kosai, we wish you both the best for the future!

 

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