Conference Fees
Delegate Fee £ + VAT
Academic Fee £
Early Bird register by and SAVE £100
Registration Includes:
- Attendance at all the sessions
- Set of Colour Conferences Proceedings
- Lunch & Refreshments on each day
- Place at the Welcome Reception
- Place at the Conference Dinner
- FREE Poster Board*
- Complimentary Conference Documentation CD
*FREE Poster Board
Registered delegates can present a scientific technical poster FREE and have this published in the conference proceedings. Please send an abstract of your poster by email to sciup@scientificupdate.co.uk.
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This heterocyclic chemistry conference is aimed at industrial chemists in discovery chemistry, process R&D and production. The programme contains a mix of industrial and academic presentations, focussing on ‘de novo’ synthesis and partial synthesis of heterocyclic compounds along with new synthetic methods and case studies of their application in industrial R&D or manufacture.
The colour conference proceedings for the event will contain all the lecture presentations, with key references to the current literature and will provide a valuable source of information in the future.
The conference will include a number of case studies presented by leading international experts.
Key Topics include:
- Heterocyclic ring formation
- Functionalisation of heterocycles
- Cascade reactions
- Oxygen heterocycles
- Nitrogen heterocycles
- Applications in drug synthesis
Why Attend this conference?
- Benefit by learning from leading international speakers who will present important detailed case studies
- Access how industry strategies are evolving to meet the challenges of today’s market
- Learn how your peers are developing solutions to common problems
- Gather important information on technical developments
- Bring yourself up-to-date on current developments and future trends
- Meet and network with the key people working in the industry
- Save time. Scientific Update always invite experts in their fields who can impart important information to you right now.
The organisers reserve the right to change the published programme of events and speakers as circumstances dictate.