Essential Biology for Medicinal Chemists
24 - 25 March 2009, Basel, Switzerland
given by Dr Peter Lowe, Novobio Limited
Introduction
Practical Catalysis is a two-day course comprising lectures and problem sessions designed to illustrate how state-of-the-art catalytic methods can be applied to practical issues in small molecule synthesis. The content will focus on problems and targets relevant to pharmaceutical and agrochemical interests. An emphasis will be placed on practical solutions. Topics covered will include: Pd and Cu catalysed C-C and C-X bond forming processes; Rh catalysed conjugate additions; metathesis as a practical tool; catalysis in heterocycle modification and synthesis; emerging areas in catalysis.
Who Should Attend?
Process Chemists wishing to maximise their knowledge and understanding of catalysis being applied in organic synthesis
Medicinal Chemists wishing to keep their contemporary synthetic chemistry know-how at the cutting edge
Production Chemists wishing to maintain their awareness of emerging catalytic chemical technologies
Analytical Chemists who wish to gain a broader appreciation of organic chemistry
Chemical Engineers wishing to maintain their awareness of emerging catalytic technologies
Experienced Chemists looking to refresh and/or augment their knowledge of catalytic organic synthesis
Students who are about to enter industry or post-graduate research and can obtain company sponsorship
Young Chemists who have just started work in industry as organic chemists
Managerswho might benefit from an overview of the latest chemical technology available for use in the pharmaceutical, fine chemical and allied industries today
The organisers reserve the right to change the published programme of events and course content as circumstances dictate.
