3rd Small Molecule Activation Conference, Bahamas, 2019

Memo

Following the success of the second SMA conference in Cancun, which took place in May 2016 we are delighted to be organising a third series.



Small molecules are constituents of the air we breathe (e.g. N2, O2, CO2) and take part in element cycles and various metabolic processes. Further representatives (e.g. H2, CO, CH4) are produced/converted in nature under anaerobic conditions or in industrial processes on large scales. Hence, small molecules such as those mentioned are readily accessible and comparatively inexpensive, so that it is highly desirable to include them into syntheses of value-added products or to use them as reservoirs of chemical energy (fuels). However, at the same time they are typically quite thermodynamically stable, so that their utilization requires an activation step. The topic of this conference will thus be concerned with various aspects of small molecule activation, with a focus on molecular insights. It provides a stimulating and interdisciplinary environment for both senior scientists and young researchers to discuss latest progress in the field.



Time: 2:00 pm to 12:00 pm



Prices:

Academic from: USD 1822.0,

Industry from: USD 1822.0,

Student from: USD 1533.0



Speakers: Mu-Hyun Baik (KAIST), Marcetta Darensbourg (Texas AandM University), William Evans (University of California Irvine), Karsten Meyer (Friedrich Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg), Oliver Einsle (University of Freiburg), Alan Goldman (Rutgers University), Osamu Ishitani (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Daniel Stack (Stanford University), David Milstein (Weizmann Institute of Science)



Venue Details: Melia Nassau Beach All Inclusive, Nassau, W Bay St, Nassau, Bahamas