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The joint 21^st biennial European Chemical Vapor Deposition conference and the 15^th International Baltic Conference on Atomic Layer Deposition was held recently at Linköping, Sweden. The conference boasted a series of international renowned invited speakers, as well as a full schedule of oral and poster presentations by graduate and post-doctoral researchers on wide range of topics. Three such researchers were awarded Dalton Transactions poster prizes. Congratulations go to:

Peter Kubiak, working at the University of Bath, for the poster Deposition of Calcium Sulfide Based Materials via AA-CVD
	Francesca Visentin, working at the University of Padova, for the poster Morphological, structural and tribocorrosion behaviour of TiO2 MOCVD coating on Ti substrates with different morphology
Andreas Werbrouck, working at Ghent University, for the poster PE-ALD of lithium aluminum silicon oxide solid electrolyte layers using LiHMDS

More information about the conference can be found here.

Registration is now open for the Universities of Scotland Inorganic Chemistry Conference (USIC) 2017. The conference brings together inorganic chemistry postgraduates from Scottish universities along with Newcastle and Durham. This year the conference is to be held over two days, 29^th – 30^th August at the University of St Andrews.

Featuring keynote speakers:

Professor Claire J. Carmalt, University College London

Professor Andrew Goodwin, University of Oxford

Professor Robert Tooze, Sasol UK Ltd

Professor Piet van Leeuwen, Institut National des sciences appliquées -Toulouse

There are also a number of speaking slots available to student delegates, as well as the opportunity to share research in the form of a poster presentation.

Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: 31^st July

For more information, visit the website at: http://usic2017.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/

Registration is now open for the RSC Coordination and Organometallic Chemistry Discussion Group Meeting. The group is devoted to supporting the scientific interests of researchers involved with any aspect of coordination and organometallic chemistry as broadly defined. This year the meeting is being held at Lancaster University, 14^th – 15^th September. Featuring internationally renowned speakers, including:

Professor Jose Goicoechea, University of Oxford

Professor Evia Hevia, University of Strathclyde

Professor Eric Meggers, University of Marburg

Professor Grace Morgan, University College Dublin

Dr Rachel Platel, Lancaster University

Professor Mike Ward, University of Sheffield/University of Warwick

 
The programme is open to additional speakers, with contributions from younger members of the inorganic community being particularly encouraged. To be considered for a presentation, please submit your request with an abstract for consideration by the organising committee.

The submission deadline for Oral abstracts is 30^th of June, the submission deadline for poster abstracts and standard registration deadline is 31^st of July. For more information, visit the meeting website.

The 2016 Journal Citation Reports® have just been released and we are pleased to  announce that Dalton Transactions received an Impact Factor of  4.029.

We would like to thank all our authors, referees and readers who have contributed to this success, as well our Editorial and Advisory Boards for their hard work and continued support. Because of you, Dalton Transactions has maintained its position as the largest publisher of high quality fundamental research across the fields of inorganic and organometallic chemistry.

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