From one successful ISACS to another: Roll on ISACS8!

ISACS8: Challenges in Inorganic and Materials Chemistry is fast approaching!

Editor Robert Eagling will be joining conference Chair Professor Doug Stephan and a host of top speakers at this important event, taking place in Toronto on 19-22 July. 

The programme is now online and features plenary lectures from François Gabbaï, Joseph Hupp and Kyoko Nozaki, to name but a few. Download the programme to find out who else will be there. 

If you’d like to take part in this significant global event, the good news is that we’ve managed to hold registration open for a few more days. Register now before it is too late! 

ISACS8 is part of the 2012 ISACS series, which commenced with the highly acclaimed ISACS7: Challenges in Organic Chemistry & Chemical Biology in Edinburgh last month.

Over 300 people turned up to enjoy 17 fantastic plenary lectures, 11 invited talks and extensive poster and networking sessions. But don’t just take my word for it – here’s what some of the delegates had to say:

ISACS7 was definitely one of the best conferences I have ever attended. In particular, I liked the perfect mixture of high-profile established and young emerging invited speakers and the balanced portfolio of topics ranging from organic synthesis to chemical biology.’   Michal Hocek, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

Twitter bird@alixhorton Great week in Edinburgh. Some really interesting chemistry and good opportunity to meet new people. Thanks @ISACSconference!

@cesapo #FF to @ISACSconference. Really great conference! Totally recommended!

@StAndrewsLynx  Charismatic, engaging, informative, cutting-edge: v. full day of Chemistry talks & posters at #ISACS. Phew! Early night tonight!

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Read one delegate’s blog on the conference: The Challenges and the Rewards: International Symposia on Advancing the Chemical Sciences 7

Also to come for 2012ISACS9: Challenges in Nanoscience

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