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Who Should Attend?

  • The level of the course is university postgraduate standard.
  • The course is intended for graduates and PhD’s in research and development, particularly in discovery/medicinal chemistry and process R&D although chemists in development laboratories will need an understanding of modern aspects of stereochemistry.
  • Chemists in other areas such as PhD’s in a production environment have also benefited from this course.
Hear what past attendees had to say about this course:

"Nicely organised: alternating tutorials and lectures was a good idea - well done and thank you very much"

UCB Celltech


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A 5 day course for Industrial Chemists in Research & Development

This course, presented by a group of talented, enthusiastic, academics from European Universities, will concentrate on synthetic organic chemistry, stressing the important literature of 2001-2007, highlighting those which will be of importance to chemists in industry.

The aim is not to catalogue every new reaction, but to illustrate new concepts, principles, methodology and strategy as well as new reagents for organic synthesis. The course is intensive, but in a relaxed, informal atmosphere which makes for an enjoyable 5 days.

The comprehensive course manual, containing all the information presented, enables maximum literature coverage with the minimum of note taking. References to all materials presented are included in the manual.

The tutorials allow the lecture material to be enhanced by application to problems in organic synthesis.

The participant/tutor ratio is kept at about 6:1 to ensure fruitful interactions. As a result, the numbers attending are strictly limited.

This course complements the “Contemporary Strategies in Organic Synthesis” course with minimal overlap.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The organisers reserve the right to change the published programme of events and course content as circumstances dictate.

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