The aim of this meeting is to discuss current trends in the design of multifunctional drugs and bio-sensing systems.
The symposium will focus on current state of the art in nanomaterial synthesis, supramolecular chemistry to design systems for particular functions.
Schedule:
| 10.50 Introduction – Tony James | Talk Title |
| 11.00 Kazuo Sakurai University of Kitakyushu | Shape Persistence Micelles Made from Rigid Macrocyclic Aromatic Building Blocks |
| 11.30 Sofia Pascu University of Bath | Fluorescent small molecules and carbon nanotubes for biomedical imaging application |
| 12.00 Phil Gale University of Southampton | Anion transport with small molecules |
| 12.30 Lunch | |
| 2.00 Pedro Estrela University of Bath | Label-Free Biosensors using Field-Effect Devices |
| 2.30 Jonathan Kitchen Trinity College Dublin | Amphiphilic Lanthanide Complexes – New Sensors Using the Langmuir-Blodgett Technique |
| 3.00 Katie Joliffe University of Sydney | Anion Recognition with Cyclic Peptide Receptors |
| 3.30 Coffee and Posters Powered by Chemistry Central |
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| 4.00 John Fossey University of Birmingham | Towards New Drugs |
| 4.30 Chris Frost University of Bath | Site-Selective Catalysis and Conjugation |
| 5.00 Richard Guy University of Bath | Noninvasive sensing of glucose and other analytes across the skin |
| 5.30 Poster Prizes and Close |
Registration:
- Bath delegates – free (no registration required)
- External delegates not submitting a poster - £25 (registration required)
- External delegates submitting a poster – free (registration required)
- External delegates submitting poster and requiring accommodation - £200 (registration required, please note that the fee does not include meals)
Please register HERE. Please note that registration does not include meals.
Deadlines:
- Not submitting a poster no deadline
- Submitting a poster August 3rd, 2012
- Requiring Accommodation July 22nd, 2012
