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Call for Abstracts
IMPORTANT DATES
September 2006 First Circular
December 1, 2006 Deadline for nominations for Chirality Medal 2007
March 1, 2007 Abstract deadline for lecture abstracts
April 2007 Preliminary Program posted at www.chirality2007.org
June 11, 2007 Deadline to submit poster abstracts to be published in Final Program
Poster abstracts received after June 11 may be presented at the meeting but will not be published in the Final Program. Must email janetbarr@aol.com to reserve a poster board at the meeting.
Click here to submit your abstract.
CALL
FOR PAPERS
Submissions
of abstracts for oral and poster
presentations covering all aspects of chirality
are welcome from scientists, engineers,
researchers, and practitioners in the world-wide.
We are striving to ensure the broadest possible
coverage of recent advances. In order for
the scientific
committee to develop appropriate oral
and poster sessions for the program, we
strongly encourage you to submit your abstract
through email here.
The deadlines to submit abstracts are posted
above under "Important Dates."
Abstract length--approximately
400 words. If sending as an attached file,
send in MicroSoft Word, RTF or text format
(.doc, .rtf, or .txt) and cut-and-paste
the abstract into the e-mail. Indicate the
name of meeting, lecture or poster preference,
list of authors/coauthors with addresses,
and underline the presenting author. Please
be sure to provide contact details for the
presenting author should we have any questions.
If
you intend to submit a contribution for
the oral program but company approval is
required prior to submitting, please contact
us at janetbarr@aol.com
by March 1 and give the name of the meeting,
abstract title, authors, brief description
of the kind of material that you would like
to present, and when approval is expected.
This material will be kept confidential.
The broad spectrum of lecture and poster
presentations will create an interdisciplinary
forum highlighting the following scientific
themes:
- New Chiral Selectors
- Pharmaceutical
Chirality
- Biological Chirality
- Asymmetric Synthesis
& Catalysts
- Outsourcing Chirality
- Chiral Sensors
- NMR and Other
Spectroscopic Techniques
- Chiroptical Spectroscopy
- Theoretical Aspects
of Chirality
- Enantioseparations
(Analytical & Preparative)
- Environmental
Chirality
PRELIMINARY LIST
OF CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
- K. Barry Sharpless,
The Scripps Research Institute, LaJolla,
CA, USA, recipient of The Nobel Prize
in Chemistry 2001 for his work on enantioselective
catalysis.
- Shalini Andersson,
AstraZeneca, Sweden
- Daniel Armstrong,
University of Texas at Arlington
- Nina Berova,
Columbia University
- Dale Boger, The
Scripps Research Institute
- Roberto Corradini,
University of Parma
- Joseph Gal, University
of Colorado Health Sciences Center
- Arthur Wayne
Garrison, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency
- Myung Ho Hyun,
Pusan National University
- Guy Humphrey,
Merck & Co., Inc., USA
- Dilip Kondepudi,
Wake Forest University
- Jerome LaCour,
University of Geneva
- Kenji Mori, University of Tokyo, Japan
- Yoshio Okamoto,
Nagoya University
- Jay Siegel, University
of Zurich
- Thomas Wenzel,
Bates College
- Peter Wipf ,
University of Pittsburgh
- Eiji Yashima,
Nagoya University
PROCEEDINGS
The Symposium proceedings will be published
in a special issue of the journal, Chirality.
SUBMIT ABSTRACTS
E-mail abstract to the
following address: janetbarr@aol.com
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