Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers Blog

The 6^th EuCheMS conference on Nitrogen Ligands was successfully held at on 13-17^th, Beaune, France

This conference attracted scientists with an interest in the field of metal-nitrogen ligand chemistry from Europe and abroad. Scope of the 2015 meeting has been broadened by including recent advances from the fields of coordination chemistry, metal-organic chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry, and materials & catalysis.

Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers was delighted to sponsor two poster prizes and we would like to join in congratulating the winners.

The winners all received a certificate and a Royal Society of Chemistry book voucher as rewards.

Once again, our warmest congratulations to all our winners!

Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers is proud to sponsor the 17^th International Conference on Biological Inorganic Chemistry (ICBIC17) together with Dalton Transactions, Chemical Science and Metallomics.

ICBIC17 is to be held from 20^th to 24^th July in Beijing China. Conference this year is hosted by the Chinese Chemical Society together with National Natural Science Foundation of China and is organized by Beihang University. Under the subject of “Biological Inorganic Chemistry: Interdiscipline and Cooperation”, this conference will cover newly attained research achievements in the realm for the past few years.

Professor Yi Lu, the Editorial Board member of ICF, Professor Christopher Chang and Professor Chi-Ming Che who both serve in the ICF Advisory Board, will give keynote lectures at the conference.

In addition, Dr. Wenjun Liu, Deputy Editor of the journal, will be also attending this conference and she hopes to meet many ICF authors and readers there. Please do let her know if you will be there.

More information about the ICBIC17, please visit http://icbic17.org/index.asp.

We look forward to meeting you in Beijing!

ICF warmly congratulates the Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers Award winners,

• Professor Shou-Hua Feng (Jilin University, China) and Professor Pei-Dong Yang (UC Berkeley, US), winners of Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers Award for Distinguished Scientist;
• Professor Yi Cui (Stanford University, US) and Professor Zhi-Yong Tang (National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China), winners of Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers Award for Outstanding Young Scientist;

These awards, co-sponsored by Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers and Institute of Process Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, were announced at the International Symposium of Energy Conversion and Storage on 31^st May in Beijing, China. The distinction is proudly owned by the preeminent scientists in recognition of their significant contribution to the field of inorganic chemistry.

Award winners and RSC staffs (From left to right: Wenjun Liu, Zhiyong Tang, Yi Cui, Peidong Yang, Shouhua Feng and Sarah Thomas)