Scientific Program - EuCheMS Chemistry Congress, Seville 2016

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Introduction
Introduction
INDEX
1. Welcome Address
4
2. Sponsors, Exhibitors & Media Partners
3. Committees
5
8
4. Program at a Glance
15
5. Scientific Program 19
5.1. Plenary Speakers 19
5.2. Topic Plenary Speakers 28
5.3. Detailed sessions 60
6. Parallel events
7. Awards
226
242
8. Opening Ceremony / Closing Ceremony
9. The venue - Floor Plans
10. Exhibition
244
245
249
11. Social Program
251
12. Information for Lecturers and Poster Presenters
254
13. Useful information 256
- General Information
- Congress Office
- Contacts
- Congress APP
- Internet Access
- Name Badges
- Photographs
- Coffee and Lunch Breaks
- Tourist Information
- Public Transportation / Taxi
- Important Phone Numbers
3
Welcome Address
1. Welcome Address
Dear friends and colleagues,
The National Chemists Association of Spain (ANQUE), EuCheMS, congress sponsors,
exhibitors and supporters have the pleasure of welcoming you to the 6th EuCheMS
Chemistry Congress and to Seville.
We hope everything will meet and surpass your expectations during this gathering
that aspires at offering you presentation opportunities, scientific information, networking occasions, reflection slots, fun and culture.
This Congress is special because it specifically allows chemists in any field to show
the importance of their work to the whole community. It will also allow you to hear
about exciting developments outside your field and to think about how your research
might contribute in unexpected areas. We hope you will take this unique opportunity
to explore other areas of chemistry, to build new collaborations and to make many
new friends.
The Congress will take place in an ideal context in place and time. The venue, FIBES, the
Seville Exhibition and Conference Centre holds state-of-the-art Auditoriums, meeting
rooms, exhibition and catering facilities, with a functional layout that we are sure you
will enjoy during your stay.
Seville is the perfect setting for the congress thanks to its size, culture, history and
communication infrastructure. Most importantly, Seville is a warm city with hospitable
people and September is still summer time (although not too hot!) so it is perfect to
enjoy the scientific congress, the many parallel events, the exhibition, the social program, the city and its surroundings.
We are honoured by the exceptional response to the 6th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress
and the quality and number of contributions. You have made this event possible. We
thank you for that and very specially recognize the incredible work that committees
and conveners have done to organize the largest content congress to date. We will do
our best to make your stay a success, useful, enjoyable and unforgettable.
David Cole Hamilton
EuCheMS President
4
Ernesto Castañeda
ANQUE President
Peter Edwards
Scientific Committee Chair
Carlos Negro
Liaison of the Scientific and
Organising Committees
Sponsors, Exhibitors
& Media Partners
2. Sponsors, Exhibitors & Media Partners
6th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress would not be possible without our sponsors,
supporters, exhibitors and media partners. Their valuable support has made things
happen. Our thanks to all and their contribution to the congress enriching it in all ways.
List of Sponsors
5
& Media Partners
List of Exhibitors
6
& Media Partners
List of Media Partners
7
Committees
3. Committees
Honorary Committee http://euchems-seville2016.eu/honorary-committee/
His Majesty, the King of Spain
Felipe VI.
Honorary President
Carmen Vela
State Secretary for R&D+i
8
Susana Díaz
President of Junta de Andalucía,
regional government
Juan Espadas
Mayor of Seville
David Cole-Hamilton
President of EuCheMS
Ernesto Castañeda
President of the National Chemists
Association of Spain (ANQUE)
Jesús Jiménez
President of the Spanish
Royal Chemistry Society
(RSEQ)
Elena Domínguez
President of the
Spanish Society of
Analytical Chemistry (SEQA)
Carles Bo
President of the Catalan
Chemistry Society
Antón Valero
President of the Business
Federation of Spanish
Chemical Industry
(FEIQUE)
CEO Dow Chemical Ibérica
José Elguero
President of the
Royal Academy of
Exact, Physical and
Natural Sciences
Nazario Martín
President of the
Confederation of
Scientific Societies of
Spain (COSCE)
José Lladó
CEO Técnicas
Reunidas, S.A
Ambassador of Spain
Pedro Miró
CEO CEPSA
Miguel Ángel Castro
University of Seville
Chancellor
Carlos Negro
Past President of ANQUE
President Foro Química
y Sociedad
Baldomero
López
Past President
of ANQUE
Antonio Brufau
President REPSOL
Committees
Scientific Committee http://euchems-seville2016.eu/euchems-scientific-committee/
Representative
of the Organising
Committee
Carlos Negro
Madrid Complutense
University, ES
Chair:
Peter Edwards
Cardiff University, UK
Royal Society of
Chemistry
Deirdre Black, UK
Theme A, Education
and Society
Evangelia Varella
Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki & Past Chair
of ECTN , GR
Theme B, The Environment Energy and Sustainability
Inmaculada Ortiz
University of Cantabria, ES
Theme C, New Chemical Compounds: Synthesis, Methods and
Industrial Processes
Sylviane Sabo-Etienne
Laboratoire de Chimie de
Coordination, FR
Theme D, Catalysis,
Industry and Applications
Bob Tooze
Sasol Chemical Sciences
Scotland, UK
Theme E, Materials,
Devices and Nanochemistry
Luisa De Cola, FR
Theme F, Properties
of Matter
Angela Agostiano
University of Bari, IT
Theme G, Physical,
Analytical and Experimental Methods in
Chemistry
Gunther Gauglitz, DE
Theme H, Chemistry in
the Life Sciences
Péter Mátyus
Semmelweis University, HU
Past President EYCN
Frederique Backaert
Gent University, BE
Organizing Committee http://euchems-seville2016.eu/euchems-organizing-committee/
Chair:
Co Chair:
Ernesto Castañeda
ANQUE President
Secretary:
Secretary:
Lorenzo Baselga
ANQUE Technical
Secretary
Member:
Jesús
Jiménez
President
RSEQ
Carlos Negro
ANQUE Past President
Javier Perez Trujillo
ANQUE General
Secretary
Member:
Elena
Domínguez
President
SEQA
Member:
Carles Bo
President
SCQ
Treasurer:
Enrique Madrigal
ANQUE Treasurer
Member:
Francesco de
Angelis
EuCheMS
Treasurer
9
Committees
Topic Conveners
Theme A. Education and Society
Topic A1, Chemistry Education
Anthony K. Smith, CPE Lyon (FR)
Topic A2, Chemistry, Society and Public Engagement
Eugenio Caponetti, University of Palermo (IT)
Topic A3, Wealth Creation and Society
Miguel Valcarcel, University of Cordoba (ES)
Theme B. The Environment, Energy, and Sustainability
Topic B1, Sustainable Energy and Air Quality
Erwin Reisner, University of Cambridge (UK)
Moritz Kuehnel, University of Cambridge (UK)
Topic B2, Environment and Natural Resources Management
Manuel Nunes da Ponte, University NOVA of Lisbon (PT)
Topic B3, Sustainable Chemistry
Michele Aresta, CIRCC (IT)
Topic B4, Food Chemistry
Livia Simon Sarkadi, University of Budapest (HU)
Theme C. New Chemical Compounds: Synthesis, Methods and Industrial Processes
Topic C1, Synthesis and reactivity in Metal based Compounds
Anna Proust, University Paris VI (FR)
Topic C2, Synthesis and reactivity in Carbon based Compounds
Marko Mihovilovic, TU Wien (AT)
Topic C3, Methods and Mechanisms
Maria José Calhorda, University of Lisbon (PT)
Topic C4, Catalysis in Solution
Ana Albeniz, University of Valladolid (ES)
Theme D. Catalysis, Industry and Applications
Sponsored by:
Topic D1, Chemistry in Industry
Hélène Olivier-Bourbigou, IFP Energies nouvelles, Lyon (FR)
Topic D2, New Industrial Processes
Laura Torrente, University of Cambridge (UK)
Regina Palkovits, ITMC-RWTH Aachen (DE)
Topic D3, Catalysis at Interfaces
Martin Olazar, UPV/EHU Leioa (ES)
10
Committees
Theme E. Materials, Devices and Nanochemistry
Topic E1, Materials Chemistry (for Biomedicine)
Don Hilvert, ETH Zurich (CH)
Topic E2, Nanomaterials, Devices, Technology and Applications
Liberato Manna, IIT Genova (IT)
Topic E3, Analytical techniques, characterization and properties
Bruno Chaudret, CNRS Tolouse (FR)
Topic E4, Carbon Based Nanomaterials
Michele Maggini, University of Padova (IT)
Theme F. Properties of Matter
Topic F1, States of Matter
Eleanor Campbell, University of Edinburgh (UK)
Topic F2, Properties of Materials
Eugenio Coronado, University of Valencia (ES)
Topic F3, Polymer Chemistry
Julius Vancso, University of Twente (NL)
Peter Griffiths, University of Greenwich (UK)
Topic F4, Computational environments for molecular science
Antonio Laganà, University of Perugia (IT)
Theme G. Physical, Analytical and Experimental Methods in Chemistry
Topic G1, Analytical and Physical Methods
George Horvai, University of Budapest (HU)
Topic G2, Determination of Structure and Physical Properties
Wolfgang Kautek, University of Wien (AT)
Topic G3, Chemical Dynamics
Martin Quack, ETH Zurich (CH)
Theme H. Chemistry in the Life Sciences
Topic H1, Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery
Roberto Pellicciari, University of Perugia (IT)
Janos Fischer, Gedeon Richter (HU)
Topic H2, Biomacromolecules
Roland Sigel, University of Zurich(CH)
Topic H3, Methods and Application-Chemistry-Biology interface
Eva Toth, CNRS Orleans (FR)
Topic H4, In Silico Methods in Life Sciences
Sonsoles Martín-Santamaría, CIB-CSIC (ES)
11
Committees
• Carbon Dioxide Capture and Utilization: a step towards a circular-economy.
Round Table Discussion
- Convener: Michele Aresta. CIRC (IT)
• Federación Latinoamericana de Asociaciones Químicas (FLAQ) Symposium
- Convener: Paulo Vieira. University of Sao Carlos (BR)
• Responsible Research and Innovation in Chemical Education Workshop
- Convener: Iwona Maciejowska, Jagiellonian University (PL)
• ERC –Session
- Conveners: David Cole-Hamilton, EuCheMS President , Monika Favaro, ERC Research Programme Expert
• CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY DEBATE
- Convener: Carlos Negro. Foro Química y Sociedad President (ES)
• JOHN DALTON 250th Anniversary Symposium
- Conveners:
Mats Tilset, University of Oslo (NO)
Sylviane Sabo-Etienne, Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination (FR)
Brigitte Van Tiggelen, Mamo Science (US)
• EYCN Progam
- Convener: Fréderique Backaert, Past President EYCN (BE)
12
14
SUNDAY, 11th September
Registration
16:00 h.
OPENING CEREMONY - AUDITORIUM 1
PLENARY LECTURE: RICHARD SCHROCK, NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY 2005. USA. AUDITORIUM 1
17:00-17:30 h
17:30-18:30 h
EUCHEMS AWARD CEREMONY. ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY SPIERS MEMORIAL AWARD. AUDITORIUM 1
PLENARY LECTURE: GERARD FEREY, EUCHEMS LECTURE AWARD 2014. FR. AUDITORIUM 1
EXHIBITION INAUGURATION & WELCOME RECEPTION. AUDITORIUM 1 + EXHIBITION AREA
18:30-18:45 h
18:45-19:45 h
20:00 h
MONDAY, 12th September
Registration
8:00-8:30 h
PLENARY LECTURE: NAZARIO MARTÍN, UNIVERSITY COMPLUTENSE OF MADRID. ES - IN HONOR OF HARRY KROTO, NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY 1996. UK. AUDITORIUM 1
8:30-9:30 h
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 1
AUDITORIUM 2
AUDITORIUM 3
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
Topic Plenary
Topic Plenary
Topic Plenary
Topic Plenary
Marinella Mazzanti
École
Polytechnique
Fédérale de
Lausanne. CH
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C1:
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Matthew
Rosseinsky.
University of
Liverpool. UK
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F2:
Properties of
Materials
Angel Irabien Gulias.
Ferdi Schüth.
University of
Max-Planck
Cantabria.ES
Institute. DE
THEME B
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry The Environment,
Energy, and
and Applications
Sustainability
Topic D3:
Topic B2:
Catalysis at
Environment and
Interfaces
Natural Resources
Management
MADRID 1
PARIS 1
BRUSELAS 1
MADRID 3
BRUSELAS 2
BRUSELAS 3
Oral Session F1-1
Oral Session A1-1
ROMA
LISBOA
RONDA
BAHIA
Paul Yates.
University of
Chester, UK
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A1:
Chemistry
Education
Oral Session E1-1
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C1:
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
CO2
Carbon Dioxide
Chemistry –
Round Table
Discussion
Oral Session C1-2
Oral Session B1-1
Oral Session B2-1
Oral Session C4-1
Oral Session E3-1 Oral Session C2- 1 Oral Session D3-1
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E1: Materials
Chemistry
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2:
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C4: Catalysis
in Solution
Oral Session E1-2
Oral Session B2-2
Oral Session C4-2 Oral Session E3-2
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E3:
Analytical
Techniques,
Characterisation
and Properties
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C2:
Synthesis and
reactivity in
Carbon based
Compounds
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D3: Catalysis
at Interfaces
Oral Session G1-1
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1:
Analytical and
Physical Methods
Oral Session H4-1
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H4: In-silico
Methods in Life
Sciences
FLAQ
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F1: States of
Matter
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A1:
Chemistry
Education
Oral Session
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C1:
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1:
Sustainable
Energy
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E1: Materials
Chemistry
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2:
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
THEME C
THEME E
New Chemical
Materials, Devices
Compounds:
and
Synthesis,
Nanochemistry
Methods and
Topic E3:
Industrial
Analytical
Processes
Techniques,
Topic C4: Catalysis Characterisation
in Solution
and Properties
Oral Session D3-2
ERC-Session
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D3: Catalysis
at Interfaces
Oral Session G1-2
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1:
Analytical and
Physical Methods
THEME A
The Elements of
Transnational
Exchange in
Chemistry and
STEM - a joint
ACS/EuCheMS
Symposium
EYCN
(Industrial Day)
*Share your love
for chemistry.
Innovate Ideas in
Science
Comunication
*Resume value
added
EYCN CV-Clinic
Lunch
12:45-14:00 h
Oral Session F1-2
Oral Session H4-2
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H4: In-silico
Methods in Life
Sciences
FLAQ
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F1: States of
Matter
Oral Session A1-2
THEME A:
Education and
Society
Topic A1:
Chemistry
Education
EYCN
(Industrial Day)
*Project
management by
experience.
A non traditional
approach to a
traditional topic
Coffee break
16:00-16:30 h
Topic Plenary
16:30-17:15 h
MADRID 2
Coffee break
Oral Session C1-1
14:00-16:00 h
PARIS 3
Topic Plenary
10:15-10:45 h
10:45-12:45 h
PARIS 2
Luis M. Liz-Marzán
CIC biomaGUNE. ES
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E2:
Nanomaterials,
Devices,
Technology and
applications
Topic Plenary
John Maier
University of Basel.
CH
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F1: States of
Matter
Topic Plenary
Peter Seeberger
Max-Planck
Institute. DE
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1: Materials
Chemistry
Topic Plenary
William Zuercher
University of North
Carolina at Chapel
Hill. USA
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1: Drug
Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Topic Plenary
Alfredo Sanz-Medel
University of
Oviedo. ES
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1: Analytical
and Physical
Methods
17:15-18:15 h
PLENARY LECTURE: AVELINO CORMA, 2014 PRINCE OF ASTURIAS AWARD FOR TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. ES. AUDITORIUM A1
18:15-19:15 h
Poster Discussions. Poster Area - Module A
THEME A: Education and Society - THEME B: The Environment, Energy, and Sustainability - THEME C: New Chemical Compounds: Synthesis, Methods and Industrial Processes - THEME D: Catalysis, Industry and Applications - FLAQ SYMPOSIUM
19:15-21:00 h
Career Networking - Reception. HALL FLOOR 3
20:30-21:30 h
Concert- Seville Cathedral
15
Responsible
Research and
Innovation in
Chemical
Education
Workshop
TUESDAY, 13th September
Registration
8:00-8:30 h
PLENARY LECTURE: MOLLY M. STEVENS. DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS AND DEPARTMENT OF BIOENGINEERING, IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON. UK. AUDITORIUM 1
8:30-9:30 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Topic Plenary
9:35-10:15 h
Alceo Macchioni
University of
Perugia. IT
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C3
Methods and
Mechanisms
AUDITORIUM 2
AUDITORIUM 3
Topic Plenary
Topic Plenary
Gabor Terstyanszky
University of
Westminster. UK
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F4
Innovative
Computational
Environments for
Molecular Science
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
MADRID 1
PARIS 1
BRUSELAS 1
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C1:
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Oral Session C1-4
Oral Session E1-3
CHEMISTRY &
SOCIETY DEBATE
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E1: Materials
Chemistry
Oral Session B1- 2
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1:
Sustainable
Energy
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C1:
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Oral Session B2-4
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2:
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
Oral Session E1-4
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E1:
Materials
Chemistry
Oral Session C4-3
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C4:
Catalysis in
Solution
Oral Session E2-1
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E2:
Nanomaterials,
Devices,
Technology and
applications
BRUSELAS 2
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1: Drug
Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Oral Session D1-1
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D1:
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Oral Session G1-3
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1:
Analytical and
Physical Methods
Oral Session B1- 3 Oral Session C2-2
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1:
Sustainable
Energy
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C2:
Synthesis and
reactivity in
Carbon based
Compounds
Oral Session B2-3
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2:
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
Oral Session E3-3
Oral Session F2-1
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E3:
Analytical
Techniques,
Characterisation
and Properties
BRUSELAS 3
ROMA
LISBOA
Kyoko Nozaki
Nozaki. University
of Tokyo. JP
THEME C:
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C4:
Catalysis in
Solution
Topic Plenary
Armin Gölzhäuser
University of
Bielefeld. DE
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G2:
Determination of
Structure and
Physical Properties
Topic Plenary
Christoph Janiak
Universität
Düsseldorf. DE
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E3:
Analytical
Techniques,
Characterisation
and Properties
Topic Plenary
Rebecca Wade
University of
Heidelberg.DE
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H4:
In-silico Methods in
Life Sciences
Topic Plenary
EYCN
(Academy Day)
*The Third Way:
Becoming an
Academic
Entrepreuner
*Designing
scientific
presentations - a
toolbox for
researches
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F2:
Properties of
Materials
Lunch
Oral Session E2-2
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E2:
Nanomaterials,
Devices,
Technology and
applications
Oral Session H1-2
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1: Drug
Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Oral Session D1-2
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D1:
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Oral Session G1-4
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1:
Analytical and
Physical Methods
EYCN CV-Clinic
Oral Session C4-4
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C4:
Catalysis in
Solution
Oral Session A2-1
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A2:
Chemistry, Society
and Public
Engagement
Oral Session F2-2
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F2:
Properties of
Materials
Coffee break
Topic Plenary
16
Oral Session H1-1
Master Class - Lunch
Silvio Aime (IT)
16:00-16:30 h
17:15-18:15 h
MADRID 3
RONDA
BAHIA
Industrial
Program
Suschem
Brokerage Event
Industrial
Program
Suschem
Brokerage Event
Nazario Martín
Universidad
Complutense. ES
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E4:
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Lunch
12:45-14:00 h
16:30-17:15 h
MADRID 2
Coffee break
Oral Session C1-3
14:00-16:00 h
PARIS 3
Topic Plenary
Ronald Micura
University of
Innsbruck, AT
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2:
Bio-macromolecules
10:15-10:45 h
10:45-12:45 h
PARIS 2
Topic Plenary
Harm-Anton Klok
Rocco Mazzeo
Polymers Laboratory
University of
LP. CH
Bologna. IT
THEME F
THEME A:
Properties of
Education and
Matter
Society
Topic F3:
Topic A2:
Polymers
Chemistry, Society
and Public
Engagement
PLENARY LECTURE: JANINE COSSY, LABORATOIRE DE CHIMIE ORGANIQUE ESPCI PARISTECH. FR. AUDITORIUM 1
Oral Session A2-2
THEME A:
Education and
Society
Topic A2:
Chemistry, Society
and Public
Engagement
EYCN
(Academy Day)
* Young
researches and
scholalry
publising
* Industry
workshop:
experimental
design,
documentation
and
troubleshooting
WEDNESDAY, 14th September
Registration
8:00-8:30 h
PLENARY LECTURE: JEAN-MARIE LEHN, NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY 1987. FR. AUDITORIUM 1
8:30-9:30 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Topic Plenary
9:35-10:15 h
Antonio M.
Echavarren
Institute of
Chemical
Reasearch of
Catalonia ICIQ. ES
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C2:
Synthesis and
reactivity in
Carbon based
Compounds
AUDITORIUM 2
AUDITORIUM 3
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
Topic Plenary
Topic Plenary
Topic Plenary
MADRID 1
PARIS 1
Topic Plenary
BRUSELAS 1
Juan Bautista Carda
Universitat Jaume I,
Castellón. ES
THEME A:
Education and
Society
Topic A3: Benefits:
Wealth Creation
and Society
Oral Session B1- 4 Oral Session C4-5
Oral Session E2-3
Oral Session E1-5
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C1:
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Industrial
Program
Invest in
Chemicals –
Invest in
Andalucia
11:00-13:00
Oral Session C2-3
Oral Session B3-2
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E1:
Materials
Chemistry
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1:
Sustainable
Energy and Air
Quality
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C4:
Catalysis in
Solution
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E2:
Nanomaterials,
Devices,
Technology and
applications
Oral Session B1- 5
Oral Session C3-2
Oral Session E2-4
Oral Session H1-3
Oral Session D2-1
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1:
Drug Discovery
and Chemical
Biology
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D2:
Industrial
Processes for the
21st Century
Oral Session H3-1
Oral Session D2-2
MADRID 3
BRUSELAS 2
BRUSELAS 3
Oral Session E4-1
Oral Session F2-3
Oral Session A3-1
ROMA
Oral Session G2-1
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G2:
Determination of
Structure and
Physical
Properties
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Jonh Dalton
Topic E4:
250th Anniversary
Carbon Based
Symposium
Plenary and Grand Nanochemistry
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F2:
Properties of
Materials
Slam Session
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A3:
Benefits: Wealth
Creation and
Society
LISBOA
RONDA
BAHIA
Oral Session C3-1 Oral Session B3-1
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C2:
Synthesis and
reactivity in
Carbon based
Compounds
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3:
Sustainable
chemistry
Oral Session E1-6
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E1:
Materials
Chemistry
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1:
Sustainable
Energy and Air
Quality
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C3:
Methods and
Mechanisms
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E2:
Nanomaterials,
Devices,
Technology and
applications
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H3:
Methods and
Applications
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D2:
Industrial
Processes for the
21st Century
EYCN CV-Clinic
Oral Session G2-2
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G2:
Determination of
Structure and
Physical
Properties
Oral Session E4-2
Jonh Dalton
250th Anniversary
Symposium
Chemistry Meets
History
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E4:
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Oral Session F3-1
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F3:
Polymers
Oral Session H1-4
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1:
Drug Discovery
and Chemical
Biology
EYCA Day
Coffee break
16:00-16:30 h
Topic Plenary
Juergen Troe Troe
University of
Goettingen. DE
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G3:
Chemical
Dynamics
Topic Plenary
Elke Anklam
Research Centre
European
Commission. BE
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B4:
Food Chemistry
Topic Plenary
Paolo Pollesel
Eni Spa, IT
EYCN
*10 years
connecting young
chemists, What
comes next ?
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D1
Chemistry in
*Chemistry in
your glass: the
science of wines
flavor + tasting
17:15-18:15 h
PLENARY LECTURE: ROBERTA SESSOLI, UNIVERSITY OF FLORENCE. IT. AUDITORIUM 1
18:15-19:15 h
Poster Discussions. Poster Area - Module A
THEME E: Materials, Devices and Nanochemistry - THEME F: Properties of Matter - THEME G- Physical, Analytical and Experimental Methods in Chemistry - THEME H- Chemistry in the Life Sciences
John Dalton 250th Anniversary Symposium
FAREWELL DINNER
20:00 h
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THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C3:
Methods and
Mechanisms
EYCA Day
Lunch
12:45-14:00 h
16:30-17:15 h
MADRID 2
Coffee break
Oral Session C1-5
14:00-16:00 h
PARIS 3
Topic Plenary
James Durrant
Silvio Aime
Jean-Luc Dubois
Stefan Mecking
Imperial College
University of Torino.
ARKEMA. Colombes.
University of
IT
London. UK
FR
Konstanz. DE
THEME H
THEME B
THEME D
THEME B
The Environment,
Chemistry in the Catalysis, Industry
The Environment,
Energy, and
Life Sciences
and Applications
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic H3:
Topic D2:
Sustainability
Topic B1:
Methods and
Industrial
Topic B3:
Sustainable Energy
Applications
Processes for the
Sustainable
chemistry
21st Century
10:15-10:45 h
10:45-12:45 h
PARIS 2
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3:
Sustainable
chemistry
THURSDAY, 15th September
Registration
8:00-8:30 h
8:30-10:30 h
AUDITORIUM 1
AUDITORIUM 2
Oral Session C2-4
Oral Session B3-3
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C2:
Synthesis and
reactivity in
Carbon based
Compounds
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3:
Sustainable
chemistry
AUDITORIUM 3
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
Oral Session E4-3
Oral Session B4-1
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E4:
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B4: Food
Chemistry
MADRID 1
PARIS 1
Oral Session C3-3 Oral Session E2-5
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C3:
Methods and
Mechanisms
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E2:
Nanomaterials,
Devices,
Technology and
applications
BRUSELAS 1
Oral Session H2-1
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2:
Bio-macromolecules
Oral Session C2-5
13:00-14:15 h
PARIS 3
MADRID 2
MADRID 3
BRUSELAS 2
Oral Session G3-1
Oral Session H3-2
Oral Session F4-1
Oral Session F3-2
Oral Session H3-3 Oral Session F4-2
Oral Session G2-3
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G3:
Chemical
Dynamics
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H3:
Methods and
Applications
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F4:
Innovative
Computational
Environments for
Molecular Science
BRUSELAS 3
LISBOA
YOUNG LEADERS
DAY
YOUNG LEADERS
DAY
Funding
Workshop
ICYN Event
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F3:
Polymers
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C2:
Synthesis and
reactivity in
Carbon based
Compounds
Oral Session B3-4
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3:
Sustainable
chemistry
Lunch
Oral Session E4-4
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E4:
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Oral Session B4-2
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B4: Food
Chemistry
Oral Session C3-4
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C3:
Methods and
Mechanisms
Master Class
ULRICH SCHUBERT
(A) Lunch
Oral Session E2-6
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and
Nanochemistry
Topic E2:
Nanomaterials,
Devices,
Technology and
applications
Oral Session H2-2
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2:
Bio-macromolecules
Industrial
Program
SOLVAY Session:
Impact of
supramolecular
chemistry on
industrial
applications in
formulation and
materials
science
Oral Session G3-2
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G3:
Chemical
Dynamics
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H3:
Methods and
Applications
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Topic F4:
Innovative
Computational
Environments for
Molecular Science
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G2:
Determination of
Structure and
Physical
Properties
Lunch
14:15-15:15 h
Award August Wilhelm von Hofmann Denkmunze of GDCh and Plenary Lecture Ben Feringa, University of Groningen. NL. AUDITORIUM 1
15:15-16:15 h
European Young Chemist Award 2016 & Closing Ceremony. AUDITORIUM 1
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ROMA
Coffee break
10:30-11:00 h
11:00-13:00 h
PARIS 2
Program
Program
Scientific Program
Topic Plenary Speakers
5. Scientific Program
5.1. Plenary Speakers
In Main Auditorium
Richard R. Schrock
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2005.
USA
Sunday, 11h Sept. - 17:30-18:30 h
“Recent Advances in Olefin
Metathesis by Molybdenum and
Tungsten Catalysts”
Gérard Férey
EuCheMS Lecture Award 2014. FR
Sunday, 11h Sept. - 18:45-19:45 h
“From the history to current
applications of metal-organic
framewoks”.
Nazario Martín
Universidad Complutense, ES
Monday, 12th Sept. 8:30-9:30 h
“Current Challenges in Fullerenes
Chemistry.
“Honoring to
Harry Kroto”.
Avelino Corma
2014 Prince of Asturias Award for
Technical and Scientific Research.
ES
Monday, 12th Sept. 17:15-18:15 h
“Building fundamental Knowledge
for Catalyst design and Catalyst
design for industrial application”
Molly M. Stevens
Department of Materials and
Department of Bioengineering, Imperial
College London. UK
Tuesday, 13th Sept. - 8:30-9:30 h
“Designing materials for ultrasensitive
biosensing and regenerative medicine”
Janine Cossy
Laboratoire de Chimie Organique ESPCI
ParisTech. FR
Tuesday, 13th Sept. - 17:15-18:15 h
“Methods to access heterocycles. Synthesis
of small to large rings”
Jean-Marie Pierre Lehn
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1987. FR
Wednesday, 14th Sept. 8:30-9:30 h
“Perspectives in Chemistry: From
Supramolecular Chemistry towards
Adaptive Chemistry”.
Roberta Sessoli
University of Florence. IT
Wednesday, 14th Sept. 17:15-18:15 h
“Magnetic molecules: from
magnetochemistry towards quantum spin
based technologies”.
Ben Feringa
University of Groningen. NL
Thursday, 15th Sept. 14:15-15:15 h
”From Molecules to Dynamic Molecular
Systems”
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Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Sunday, 11th Sept. - 17:30-18:30 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Richard R. Schrock
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2005. (USA)
“Recent Advances in Olefin Metathesis
by Molybdenum and Tungsten Catalysts”.
One of the most important developments in the last
several years in olefin metathesis chemistry with high
oxidation state Mo or W catalysts has been M(NR)(CHCMe2R')(OR)(Pyrrolide) (MonoAlkoxidePyrrolide or MAP)
complexes, especially those in which OR is a sterically demanding terphenoxide such as 2,6-dimesitylphenoxide
(OHMT). MAP complexes have proven to be Z-selective
in a variety of olefin metathesis reactions, among them
enantioselective ring-opening/cross metatheses, ROMP
to give highly stereoregular polymers, ethenolysis of internal olefins such as oleates, homocoupling of terminal
olefins, cross-coupling of terminal olefins, and synthesis
of macrocyclic natural products. Recent applications of
olefin metathesis in polymer chemistry includes stereoregular ring-opening metathesis polymerization to give
cis,isotactic or cis,syndiotactic polymers as well as alternating AB copolymers. Tungsten oxo alkylidene complexes are a potentially important new category of catalysts
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because they can be "activated" by binding B(C6F5)3 to
the oxo ligand and are likely to be analogs of metathesis
catalysts found in classical metathesis catalyst systems.
The most desirable catalysts, dissolved in a paraffin tablet
that can be handled and weighed in the air, are becoming commercially available in increasing variety.
The most recent advances include unprecedented Z-selective and E-selective cross-metathesis reactions between ordinary olefins and electron-poor olefins such as
cis or trans ClCH=CHCl or (CF3)CH=CH(CF3). The most
demanding transformations are catalyzed only by highly
active monoaryloxide halide (MAX) initiators, one example of which is Mo(NAr)(CHCMe2Ph)(OHMT)(Cl)(t-BuCN),
whose structure is shown in the figure; the active 14 electron core is formed when pivalonitrile dissociates from
molybdenum.
Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Sunday, 11th Sept. - 18:45-19:45 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Gérard Férey
EuCheMS Lecture Award 2014. (FR)
“From the history to current applications of
metal-organic framewoks”.
Porous coordination polymers and Metal-Organic Frameworks are the young and beautiful children of zeolites. They are now one the most topical domains of Chemistry. They represent an extremely rich and new class of
materials, continuously expanding, which now deserves
this overview after more than 25 years of very active and
creative development .
After an historical introduction of this adventure, the
lecture will present the main steps, classical (chemistry,
structures, adsorption properties) or apparently heterodox (mechanisms of formation, physical properties),
and the breakthroughs which paved the way of the pre-
sent tremendous development of this new domain of
research, which represents one of the very rare ecumenic examples gathering the approaches of the different
sub-disciplines of chemistry.
Avoiding a dangerous academism, new avenues are being explored, which give another dimension of this already so rich field of reserach. The lecture will highlight
some of them, academic and industrial, personally considered by the author as the most promising for the future
of this domain. They interest the domains of energy, environment and health.
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Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Monday, 12th Sept. 8:30-9:30 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Sponsored by:
Nazario Martin
Universidad Complutense, (ES).
“Current Challenges in Fullerenes Chemistry.
Honoring Harry Kroto”.
It was in 1985 when an unprecedented sphere-shape
molecule constituted exclusively by sixty carbon atoms
and known as “Buckminsterfullerene” and soon later “fullerene” was firstly reported by Harold W. Kroto, Richard E.
Smalley and Robert F. Curl who, in 1996, were awarded
with the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for “the discovery of
fullerenes”.1
As it occurred with the first paper by August Kekulé reporting the formula of benzene in 18652 – thus paving the
way to the aromatic substances – the first paper reporting on the finding of the C60 molecule was the origin of
the third carbon allotrope (fullerenes) that has been the
starting point for the further development of the new era
of “nanoforms of carbon”. Still it is soon to determine the
scope and importance of the discovery of fullerenes as
well as their later discovered relatives such as endohedral
fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, carbon nanohorns and the
most recent graphene. However, no doubt, these new
carbon nanostructures will play an essential role in the
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development of the coming era of nanoscience and nanotechnology. This fundamental discovery will be highlighted in Memory of Sir Harold W. Kroto.
Once introduced the C60 molecule, some of the most
important achievements in our research group involving
this singular carbon sphere molecule (buckyball) in different fields will be presented. Thus, the synthesis of the
first chiral fullerenes at will by means of the use of the
very powerful asymmetric catalysis will be discussed.3
This has allowed to synthesize enantiomerically pure
fullerenes by using both metal catalysis and organocatalysis. Our advances in the preparation of molecular
tweezers as non-covalent receptors for fullerenes will be
also introduced mainly focusing on electroactive species, including fullerene fragments (buckybowls) and the
study of concave-convex supramolecular interactions.4
Finally, the use of bio-inspired molecules has allowed organizing these carbon allotropes into 3D materials in a
controlled manner.
Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Monday, 12th Sept. 17:15-18:15 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Sponsored by:
Avelino Corma
2014 Prince of Asturias Award for
Technical and Scientific Research,
(ES).
“Building fundamental Knowledge for Catalyst design and
Catalyst design for industrial application”
The key point in catalysis is to define and synthesize the specific
active site that will minimize the activation energy of the reaction, while forming selectively the desired product. In the case
of homogeneous catalysis, highly selective molecular catalysts
can be designed and /or optimized from the fundamental
knowledge accumulated on chemical reactivity, and the possibilities offered by molecular modelling, in situ or operando
spectroscopy, kinetics and advanced catalyst synthesis. Then,
when the catalytically active centers are defined, and their interaction with reactants and products can be rationalized, it could,
in principle, be possible to predict and prepare more active and
selective catalysts.
In the case of solid catalysts it becomes more difficult to define and specifically build the active sites due to surface heterogeneities present in most of the solids. Indeed, one should
consider that the presence of non-controllable surface defects
and the fact that surface reconstruction may occur during the
catalytic reaction, makes the identification and synthesis of the
active sites in solid catalysts a big challenge.
From the point of view of maximizing active sites, and since catalysis with solids is a surface phenomenon, high surface solid
catalysts are most of the times preferred. In this case it is not a
simple task to identify the assembly of atoms, and therefore to
establish the enthalpy and entropy effects at the interface of
the solid-gas or solid-liquid, that will be responsible for the catalytic effect at the molecular level. Moreover, even when the
above is achieved, to synthesize the solids with well defined,
homogeneous single or multiple catalytically active sites it is
a difficult task. Notice that reaction selectivity will depend on
the capacity to prepare the solid avoiding the presence of sites
other than the desired ones.
It was our objective, since the first moment, to design and
synthesize solid catalysts in where we could build within the
structure (almost like in a lego), on the bases of the knowledge
developed on reaction mechanisms, adsorption interactions
and materials synthesis procedures, the potential catalytic active sites. We expected that, if successful, this could be one way
to achieve solid catalysts with well defined, uniform single or
multiple active sites. It also appeared to us that working in that
way it should be possible to build bridges between the homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis. We are aware that in the
case of the solid catalysts would not be possible to achieve the
fine tuning of electronic, geometric and chiral effects obtained
by means of the ligands and molecular structure, with transition
metal complexes, and organic molecules in homogeneous catalysis. Nevertheless, we attempted to use the surface topology,
textural characteristics and chemical composition of the solid to
master molecular diffusion and adsorption of reactants, while
selecting one among the different possible transition states.
We will present what has been our evolution on the design of
three types of solid catalysts in where we followed the methodology describe above. They are:
a) High surface area hybrid organic-inorganic catalysts in where
we attempt to regulate the characteristics of the active sites and
the geometrical flexibility to maximize dispersion forces.
b) Fully inorganic highly thermically stable micro and mesoporous materials with well defined single sites, while controlling
molecular diffusion and adsorption to achieve remarkable selectivity effects.
c) Generating and stabilizing from single metal atoms to clusters with a few atoms to nanoparticles, with reactivities so high
that remind those of enzimes.
We will show that by following the methodology: “understanding for designing and synthesizing”, we could also achieve
what it is always a desirable objective in catalysis: “Designing for
industrial application”.
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Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Tuesday, 13th Sept. - 8:30-9:30 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Molly M. Stevens
2016 Clemson Award Winner (UK).
“Designing materials for ultrasensitive biosensing and
regenerative medicine”
Bio-responsive nanomaterials are of growing importance
with potential applications including drug delivery, diagnostics and tissue engineering (1-2). This talk will describe
our research on the design of new nanomaterials to direct
stem cell differentiation for regenerative medicine. This talk
will also provide an overview of our recent developments in
the design of materials for ultrasensitive biosensing. We are
applying these biosensing approaches both in high throughput drug screening and to diagnose diseases ranging
from cancer to global health applications.
Tuesday, 13th Sept. - 17:15-18:15 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Janine Cossy
Laboratoire de Chimie Organique
ESPCI ParisTech. (FR).
“Methods to access heterocycles. Synthesis of small to
large rings”
In general, the synthesis of complex biologically active molecules are problematic but the problems, encountered during the syntheses, can be a good source of inspiration to
develop methods. One challenge is the design of concise
strategies as well as chemoselective and efficient methods
that rapidly lead to the skeleton framework of natural and/
or biologically active heterocyclic compounds.
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In this context, we have explored the construction of heterocycles using catalytic reactions involving transition metal catalysts and heat. Metal catalysts and heat can induce
rearrangements, cyclizations, functionalizations which can
be highly diastereoselective and enantioselective, if a chiral
ligand is added in the reaction media. These reactions and
their applications to the synthesis of heterocyclic natural
and non-natural products will be presented.
Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Wednesday, 14th Sept. 8:30-9:30 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Sponsored by:
Jean-Marie Pierre Lehn
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1987. (FR).
“Perspectives in Chemistry: From Supramolecular
Chemistry towards Adaptive Chemistry”.
Supramolecular chemistry is actively exploring systems
undergoing self-organization, i.e. systems capable of
spontaneously generating well-defined functional supramolecular architectures by self-assembly from their
components, on the basis of the molecular information
stored in the covalent framework of the components
and read out at the supramolecular level through specific
non-covalent interactional algorithms, thus behaving as
programmed chemical systems.
Supramolecular chemistry is intrinsically a dynamic chemistry in view of the lability of the interactions connecting the molecular components of a supramolecular
entity and the resulting ability of supramolecular species
to exchange their components. The same holds for molecular chemistry when the molecular entity contains
covalent bonds that may form and break reversibility, so
as to allow a continuous change in constitution by reor-
ganization and exchange of building blocks. These features define a Constitutional Dynamic Chemistry (CDC)
covering both the molecular and supramolecular levels.
CDC introduces a paradigm shift with respect to constitutionally static chemistry. It takes advantage of dynamic
diversity to allow variation and selection and operates on
dynamic constitutional diversity in response to either internal or external factors to achieve adaptation.
CDC generates networks of dynamically interconverting
constituents, constitutional dynamic networks, presenting agonistic and antagonistic relationships between
their constituents, that may respond to perturbations by
physical stimuli or to chemical effectors.
The implementation of these concepts points to the
emergence of adaptive and evolutive chemistry, towards
a chemistry of complex matter.
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Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
Tuesday, 13th Sept. - 17:15-18:15 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Roberta Sessoli
University of Florence. (FR).
“Magnetic molecules: from magnetochemistry towards
quantum spin based technologies”.
In the early stage of magnetochemistry important information
on the structure of coordination compounds could be extracted from the investigation of magnetic properties. The in-depth
investigation of magnetism of molecules is still a useful tool for
the validation of most advanced modelling of the electronic
structure. Magnetic molecules are however very appealing
for their magnetic bistability of pure molecular origin, which
has constituted the ideal playground to investigate quantum
effects in nanomagnetism. Recently the investigation of hybrid
systems where the magnetic molecules are interacting with inorganic substrates has suggested alternative routes to improve
the performances of the molecular units as well as to modulate
the behavior of hybrid spintronic devices. Magnetic molecules
are also investigated as alternatives to defects in semiconductors to realize quantum bits, the core of a quantum computer.
Recent advances in defining synthetic strategies to design
magnetic molecules exploitable in quantum technologies will
be also discussed.
Thursday, 15th Sept. 14:15-15:15 h.
AUDITORIUM 1
Sponsored by:
Ben Feringa
University of Groningen. (NL).
”From Molecules to Dynamic Molecular Systems”
Among the major challenges ahead in the design of complex
artificial molecular systems is the control over dynamic functions and responsive far-from-equilibrium behaviour. Chemical systems ultimately require control over structure, organization and function of multi-component dynamic molecular
assemblies at different hierarchical levels. A major goal is the
control over translational and rotary motion.
In this presentation focus is on the dynamics of functional molecular systems as well as triggering and assembly processes.
We design switches and motors in which molecular motion
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is coupled to specific functions. Responsive behaviour will
be illustrated in self-assembly and photopharmacology. The
design, synthesis and functioning of rotary molecular motors
will be presented with a prospect toward future dynamic molecular systems. In particular the use of rotary motors as multistage switches, acceleration of rotary motors, transmission
and control of catalytic function is described. Finally, assembly
of motors on surfaces and autonomous motion is illustrated.
Information on http://www.benferinga.com
Scientific Program
Plenary Speakers
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Scientific Program
5.2. Topic Plenary Speakers
THEME A
Education and
Society
A
Topic A1
Chemistry
Education
Monday, 12th Sept. - 9:35-10:15 h
MADRID 1
Paul Yates
University of Chester (UK)
Defining excellent chemistry teaching
In November 2015 the United Kingdom government
announced their intention to introduce a Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) to assess the quality of teaching
in English universities. The TEF is intended to provide students with more information when selecting an institution to study at, and ultimately will allow the ranking of
institutions by teaching quality. Success in the TEF will be
linked to the ability to raise tuition fees in line with inflation. The ultimate aim is to allow assessment at the level
of individual disciplines.
There has been much debate about what constitutes teaching excellence, but it is likely that the TEF will, at least
initially, collect metrics which are regarded as proxies for
teaching excellence. These may include graduate salaries, the number of students who complete their course, and existing measures of student satisfaction already
collected as part of the National Student Survey. The first
stage of the TEF is planned to be implemented in the
2016-2017 academic year.
This presentation will present the current state of the TEF
and how it is being implemented, with particular reference to the teaching of chemistry where there are particular teaching demands in the areas of laboratory work
and mathematical skills among others. Similarities and
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differences with other subjects, both within the STEM
group and beyond, will be highlighted. There will also be
a consideration of the extent to which teaching quality in
chemistry can be measured, and the factors that support
and reduce the quality of teaching. A crucial factor once
the TEF is implemented at discipline level will be who will
assess the quality of the teaching, and this will also be
discussed.
The implications of attempting to measure teaching
quality will be considered. This will include a consideration of the effect of the TEF internationally, and across the
nations of the United Kingdom where the TEF is being
introduced in England but other nations are expected to
introduce similar initiatives. The extent to which students
make use of information such as that being collected as
part of the TEF will be discussed.
European initiatives which have had a positive effect on
the quality of university chemistry teaching, and those
who teach it, will be outlined. This will include a consideration of the sustainability of such activities, their long
term impact, and the extent to which subsequent activities have become embedded in everyday chemistry
teaching.
Scientific Program
Scientific Program
A
THEME A
Education and Society
TOPIC A2
Chemistry Society and Public
Engagement Education
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
PARIS 1
Rocco Mazzeo
University of Bologna (IT)
Education in chemistry for restoration: a means to help
preserving the highest forms of humankind production.
The last decades the field of conservation and restoration
of cultural heritage has been revolutionized by the introduction of new materials, technologies, scientific methods of examination and analytical equipment as well
as new information communication technology means.
However, even though it is probably too early to draw
final conclusions, the question is whether the technical
and, above all, the methodological quality of the conservation profession has taken full advantage of all the above mentioned means.
In any case I do believe that this innovation process has
led to at least one important achievement. Art objects
to be preserved are regarded among the highest forms
of humankind production. Therefore, if conservation,
beyond its material aspects, more and more represents
an occasion of knowledge advancement, it raises quite
clearly the overall process to a high cultural level.
The essence of this transformation is primarily linked to
the involvement of competencies, body of knowledge
and cultures originally far from the field of conservation:
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primarily the scientific disciplines.Where the field of conservation-restoration is able to promote close interactions among disciplines apparently far from each other,
such as chemistry and art history, their distinct body of
knowledge can be integrated and perhaps renewed.
To this purpose different type of activities addressed to
different audience can be developed. a) specific books
addressing all general and applied issues of chemistry,
the “alien” scientific discipline primarily involved in conservation, instrumental in collecting and organising the
many experiences and advancements that during recent
decades have been accumulated often in a disorganised
manner; b) inclusion of Chemistry for restoration courses
as part of science teaching in university science curricula, may represent an effective tool in attracting new students to the field of science and chemistry in particular;
c) engagement of the general public through activities
highlighting experiments and games aimed at exploring
and presenting the fascinating world of chemistry for
cultural heritage.
A
THEME A
Education and Society
TOPIC A3
Benefits Wealth Creation and
Society
Scientific Program
Wednesday, 14th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
PARIS 1
Juan Bautista Carda
Universitat Jaume I,
Castellón (ES)
Strategies for International Knowledge Transfer in Ceramic
Universitat Jaume I of Castellón (Spain) is a proactive public university with a firm focus on innovation in the international sphere. Around 10% of our postgraduate students come from abroad, and in the last academic year
we welcomed nearly 600 foreign students on exchange
programmes. We have academic links with more than
300 universities across the world, former students and
ambassadors in 50 countries.
In this context, the socioeconomic area where it is located the University is predominantly ceramic, in which are
the main manufacturing ceramic tiles industries in Spain.
In that frame, the Solid State Chemistry Group from Inorganic and Organic Chemistry Department of Universitat
Jaume I has been leading international collaboration in
order to transfer ceramic knowledge both scientific and
technological point of view.
Our group is involved in many research lines in collaboration with industry: new ceramic tiles based on recycled
materials, glass ceramic glazes with special properties
(antibacterial properties, antislip ceramic tiles, phospho-
rescent ceramic tiles, air cleaning tiles,…) ceramic pigments useful to produce new ceramic applications and
photovoltaic technology, which lets the combination of
friendly environmental tiles with the use of alternative
sources of energy (photovoltaic ceramic tiles).
The Solid State Chemistry group, is member of the European Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Education
Network, since where participates in the organizing of
short international intensive school about heritage and
ceramic. It also organizes international courses of materials in Latin America Universities, such as some places in
Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela...
In this presentation, some examples of partnerships with
European and Latin America universities and companies
will be shown through different exchange programmes,
such as “Tempus”, “Sócrates”, “Erasmus”, “ALFA”, allowing
the contribution of knowledge of foreign universities and
research centres. Moreover, we have collaborated with
the Spanish International Cooperation Agency to contact to professors and students from around the world.
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Scientific Program
B
THEME B
The Environment; Energy
and Sustainability
TOPIC B1
Sustainable Energy
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 3
James Durrant
Imperial College London
(UK)
Photochemical studies of approaches to artificial
photosynthesis
There is increasing interest in the development of artificial photosynthetic systems for solar driven fuel synthesis. My talk will start by reviewing approaches to
artificial photosynthesis, and the lessons which can be
learnt from biological photosynthesis. I will then go on
to address the role of charge carrier dynamics in determining the efficiency of such systems, including both
photoelectrodes for water oxidation and reduction and
hybrid molecular / inorganic systems for solar driven
proton and CO2 reduction. Experimentally, these studies
will be based around transient absorption spectroscopy
on timescales from femtoseconds to seconds, which will
be correlated with the results of photoelectrochemical
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analyses of device efficiency. These studies will address
the dynamics of charge separation and recombination,
as well as the kinetics of water oxidation / reduction at
semiconductor / liquid interfaces. Issues which will be
addressed will include the underlying photochemistry of
oxides, the role of the space charge layers at electrochemical junctions in spatially separating charges, and the
role of heterojunctions and catalysts layers in enhancing
system efficiency. Particular consideration will be placed
on the mechanism of water oxidation / reduction, and
the extent to which oxide surfaces function as heterogeneous catalysts for this,
B
THEME B
and Sustainability
TOPIC B2
Environment and Natural
Resources Management
Scientific Program
Monday, 12th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM AL ANDALUS
Angel Irabien Gulias
University of Cantabria
(ES)
From Carbon Dioxide to Sustainable Products:
Electrochemical Process Development
Carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) stands for, in addition to carbon capture storage, the utilisation of CO2. The
CO2, as source of carbon, has the potential to be used in
the manufacture of fuels, carbonates, polymers and chemicals. Being on development-to-demonstration phases,
CCU represents a new economy for CO2, as used as raw
material.
Capture, transport, CO2 transformation and CO2 product
consumption represents the value chain of the CCU technology. Electrochemical reduction is one of the innovative technologies under development for the chemical
transformation of CO2 into useful products.
Electrochemical reduction of CO2 requires the use of an
electric current (in this case, created from a renewable
energy source) to produce the required electrons. Products that can be formed include formic acid, carbon
monoxide, methanol, methane and other hydrocarbons.
In a modern day context it is another way in which renewable electrical energy may be converted into a more
manageable form..This area of CCU is particularly appealing to countries with high alternative energy capacities
such as hydro-electric power and has been highlighted
by Der Norsk Veritas as a viable strategy for Norway in a
recent policy briefing paper. Advances in electrocatalysis
are needed to provide stable, inexpensive, selective catalysts so that the full potential of electrochemical reduction can be explored.
Formic acid is one of the carbon dioxide derived product
based on the electrocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide, which shows promising results based on the use of
nanoparticles and new electrodes design. Methanol has
been also explored (3) and ionic liquids show promising
results to increase the faradaic efficiency.
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Scientific Program
B
THEME B
and Sustainability
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 2
TOPIC B3
Sustainable Chemistry
Jean-Luc Dubois
ARKEMA Colombes
(FR)
Alternative routes to acrylic acid
Acrylic acid is an important chemical compound for the
chemical industry. It has numerous and diverse applications such as in superabsorbants for diapers, in coating
resins (as acrylates) and in water treatment (as copolymers with acrylamide), in rheology additives, and other
resins.
It is currently produced mostly from propylene through a
2 stages oxidation. The industry has been looking for alternative routes either to improve its sustainability and to
diversify the sourcing of raw materials or to improve the
economics. Therefore various solutions have been investigated, including propane direct oxidation (1 step); but
also glycerol oxydehydration (2 steps); fermentation of
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sugars to Lactic acid or 3-Hydroxypropionic acid followed
by a dehydration step; ethylene (eventually produced
from ethanol) carbonylation followed by a ring opening
of the propiolactone; addition reaction between acetic
acid and formaldehyde (and variations around this concept); and more recently oxidative coupling of methanol
and ethanol.
Advantages and disadvantages of each route will be discussed, including the constraints and challenges. Since
the first criteria for sustainability is to develop processes
that are economically attractive, the main constraints in
the cost of production and catalyst and process development will be presented.
B
THEME B
and Sustainability
TOPIC B4
Food Chemistry
Scientific Program
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 2
Elke Anklam
Research Centre European Commission (BE)
Food Safety and Quality Control in 2030 - are we
prepared?
The provision of safe, nutritious, high quality and affordable food is the central objective of the legislative framework of most jurisdictions and consumers in developed economies currently enjoy a high level of food
safety. Still, large public health and economic gains can
be reaped by improving diets and lifestyles, seeing the
increasing rates in overweight, obesity, poor diets and
physical inactivity. These risk factors are known to raise
the likelihood of diet-related non-communicable diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and cancer.
The resulting enormous costs-of-illness burden the health and social security systems and slow-down economic
development and growth.
Besides food safety control it is likewise important to ensure the quality and authenticity of food and moreover
to prevent food fraud. This is however not new, as adulteration of food has a history, dating back to ancient times.
As the underlying aim of food adulteration is to maximise
revenues, it is obvious that high priced products risk being tainted. Food fraud cases damage the reputation of
the industry and hamper trade.
Therefore, current challenges to the global food system
as we know it today might be exacerbated in the future
as new and even more complex ones will emerge. New
technologies, climate and demographic changes, consumer behaviour or trade disruptions have the potential to
put the current policy and legislative frameworks related
to food and nutrition under significant stress.
Foresight is a process that provides the necessary anticipatory intelligence to inform medium- to long-term
policy formulation; it enhances forward-looking thinking
by gathering a broad range of stakeholders and different
knowledge sources to systematically explore the future
so as to guide today's decision-making.
This presentation will highlight the critical challenges to
the global legislative governance of the food system and
will assess the ability of the current food policy frameworks to successfully deal with these challenges. Moreover, it
will reflect on the needs for scientific developments in
the field of food analysis and for the quality assurance
of data.
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Scientific Program
C
THEME C
New Chemical Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods and
TOPIC C1
Synthesis and reactivity in
Metal based Compounds
Monday, 12th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Marinella Mazzanti
École Polytechnique
Fédérale de Lausanne
(CH)
Small Molecule Activation by Complexes of Low-valent f
Elements
Complexes of low-valent f-elements are excellent candidates for small molecule activation. Different sterical and
electronic environments at the U(III) and Ln(II) centers
have a critical impact on the nature, structure, stability
and reactivity of the reduction products.
Careful tuning of the ligand is also essential to promote
multi-electron transfer which is rare in f element chemistry.
Notably, bulky siloxide ligands can be used to isolate
stable homo- and heteropolymetallic U(III) complexes
which act as multi-electron reducing agents in the reaction with a variety of small molecules such as CS2, CO2
azides, and chalcogenides. Reduction of azides leads to
highly reactive nitride-bridged di-uranium complexes
that can functionalize small molecules such as CO, CO2
and CS2.
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Nitride bridged complexes containing uranium in the
oxidation state +III can also be prepared using siloxide
supporting ligands and promote unusual reactivity with
small molecules.
Moreover, the sterical demand and electron-rich coordination environment of homoleptic siloxide complexes of
Eu(II) and Yb(II) leads to the reduction of azobenzene, carbon disulfide and carbon dioxide and the ready release
of the reduction products, a prerequisite for the implementation of catalytic cycles.
Finally, siloxide ligands lead to the formation of heterobimetallic complexes enabling the multimetallic cooperativity in uranium mediated reduction of carbon dioxide.
The redox chemistry of f element complexes with siloxides and other bulky ligands[6] will be presented together
with the structure and properties of original compounds.
Scientific Program
C
THEME C
TOPIC C2
Carbon based Compounds
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Antonio M. Echavarren
Institute of Chemical
Reasearch of Catalonia
ICIQ (ES)
Golden Avenues for the Synthesis of Natural Products
Our group have developed new cascade reactions based
on the activation of alkynes cationic gold(I) complexes
for the construction of complex cyclic molecules such
as orientalol and other sesquiterpenoids. In this lecture,
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new strategies that have led to the development of efficient routes for synthesis of cannabimovone, rumplellaone A, hushinone, the lundurines, and grandolodine C will
be presented.
C
THEME C
TOPIC C3
Methods and Mechanisms
Scientific Program
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Alceo Macchioni
University of Perugia (IT)
Molecular, heterogenized and hydrotalcite-like iridium
water oxidation catalysts
The development of an efficient catalytic system for the oxidation of water, aimed at generating electrons and protons
for the photosynthesis of renewable fuels, is one of the most
difficult challenges that the scientific community is facing today.
In this contribution, the results of our studies aimed at engineering novel iridium water oxidation catalysts (WOCs) will
be illustrated.
Particularly, three classes of WOCs will be considered: molecular organometallic compounds (1), hybrid materials obtained
by immobilizing 1 onto TiO2 (2) and layered double hydroxides doped with iridium (3). Attention will be focused on the
effects of changing the nature of L-ancillary ligands in type 1
WOCs (both for catalytic and photocatalytic experiments), the
fabrication of robust and recyclable type 2 and 3 WOCs and
the possibility of tuning the reactivity of type 3 WOCs by a
proper selection of M3-active, M1 and M2 metal centers.
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Scientific Program
C
THEME C
TOPIC C4
Catalysis in Solution
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Kyoko Nozaki Nozaki
University of Tokyo (JP)
Polar Polypropylene: Grop 10 Metal Catalyzed Coordination
Copolymerization of Propylene with Polar Monomers
Moderately isospecific homopolymerization of propylene and the copolymerization of propylene and polar
monomers were successfully obtained with palladium
complexes bearing a phosphine–sulfonate ligand.
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The triad isotacticity could be increased to mm = 0.59, resulting in the formation of crystalline polar polypropylenes, which was supported by the presence of melting
points and sharp peaks in the corresponding powder
X-ray diffraction patterns.
D
THEME D
Catalysis , Industry and
Applications
TOPIC D1
Chemistry in Industry
Scientific Program
16:30-17:15 h
MADRID 1
Paolo Pollesel
Eni Spa (IT)
The role of industrial catalytic technologies in the evolving
oil refining scenario
The oil production-consumption map is undergoing deep
changes due to the discovery of new resources, the development of technologies for the production and processing of non-conventional sources, the evolving regulation, and the economic trend of emerging Countries.
These fundamental changes are redefining the worldwide
refining industry model with a strong impact on the European refining system. Technology will be a crucial issue
to help managing these relevant changes, and catalysis
science and technology are particularly important as most
of refining technologies are based on catalytic processes.
This presentation resumes a brief history of the catalytic
processes used in refinery operations, with a particular
focus on cracking technologies, the core of the modern
refineries. It is also discussed on how the development of
new catalytic technologies can be a key issue to face the
changes and to improve the trend for the downstream
oil sector. Two examples of technology innovation will be
discussed, in two fields which are extremely relevant for
the modern refining system.
One is the efficient exploitation of heavy oils and heavy refinery residues, allowing the transformation of the
so-called bottom of the barrel into valuable products,
and minimizing the formation of low-value by-products
such as fuel oil, tarry residues, and coke. Slurry hydrocracking processes are the most suitable and effective technologies to convert heavy residue into middle distillates,
which are the products with the highest market demand.
The other example is in the area of biofuels, where new
technologies are becoming crucial in order to cope with
the evolving regulations. Environmental regulation is not
uniform all over the world. Europe is the area that is historically more ready to update the environmental rules and
usually adopts more stringent rules. Europe for example
has been the first area to decrease sulphur limit in gasoline and diesel below 10 ppm.
At present European regulations are those that more definitely push the use of biocomponents into the transportation fuels pool. Target share of renewable energy
in road fuel is set at 10% for 2020. According to this framework, share of biofuels is strongly increasing and demand will reach 20 Mton/y in Europe by 2020. This substitution of fossil fuels will put even more pressure on the
refining industry. The increasing demand together with
the higher quality requirements for biofuels can be satisfied only with high-level technologies.
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Scientific Program
D
THEME D
Applications
TOPIC D2
Industrial Processes for the
21st Century
9:35-10:15 h
MADRID 1
Stefan Mecking
University of Konstanz
(DE)
Catalytic Functionalization of Seed and Algae Oils
Plant oils are attractive raw materials with a unique longchain structure. For a utilization as monomers for novel
materials[1] or to generate e.g. low molecular weight surfactants or lubricants, often compounds with two reactive
groups at the ends of a linear chain are required. This contribution addresses novel catalytic routes to such, symmetric or unsymmetric, a,w-difunctional mid- and long-chain
compounds.
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To achieve a full incorporation of the entire fatty acid chain
length, isomerizing functionalizations[2] are pursued
which convert the double bonds deep in the chain of unsaturated fatty acids to a terminal functional group selectively. Further, concepts to multiply the fatty acids chain
length are of interest.
This contribution reports novel functionalization approaches and addresses underlying mechanisms and practical
aspects like catalyst compatibility with technical grade
plant oil substrates under pressure reactor conditions.
D
THEME D
Applications
TOPIC D3
Catalysis at Interfaces
Scientific Program
Monday, 12th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 3
Ferdi Schüth
Max-Planck-Institute
(DE)
Controlled nanostructures for applications in catalysis
Over the last decades, tremendous progress has been
made in the control of catalytic materials on the nanometer size scale. This includes tailoring of pore sizes of
catalytic materials by different soft and hard templating
techniques, size control of catalytically active metal particles by solution phase synthesis of such particles and
subsequent deposition on supports, the placement of
catalytic particles in desired locations of structured support materials, and the design of solid environments
which resemble ligand motifs of molecular catalysts.
The placement of catalytically active particles in desired
locations of structured supports is an interesting technique for the creation for composites with novel properties.
Hollow shell supports allow the synthesis of a variety of
different catalysts with outstanding performance. Encapsulation of single metal particles in hollow shells made
of zirconia, titania or carbon allows the synthesis of catalysts which are stable against sintering, since individual
particles are encapsulated and therefore can not migrate
towards each other, which prevents sintering. This pathway is highly flexible, if the parameters are fine-tuned,
and a wide range of catalysts is accessible. An interesting
variant of this process relies on the synthesis of hollow
spheres of carbon with mesopores in the carbon shells.
If platinum particles are deposited in the mesopores of
the shell, the platinum dispersion is thermally extremely
stable. Importantly, this material is also a very active and
stable fuel cell catalyst, and both rotating disc electrode
measurements as well as measurements using a working
membrane-electrode-assembly prove the high stability
of this system. The approach can be extended to allow
the formation of alloyed nanoparticles by confined space
alloying.
Modified resorcinol-formaldehyde resins allow incorporation of metal species into the polymer in a highly controlled manner. Subsequent carbonization gives access
to carbon-supported metal, alloy, or metal oxide particles. These catalysts were found to be useful for a variety
of reactions. RF-gels proved an excellent platform for the
synthesis of a wide variety of high performance catalysts.
Finally, the synthesis of solids having ligand motifs of
the Periana catalyst for the oxidation of methane to methylbisulfate (which can be hydrolyzed to methanol) has
recently become possible. Such solids can be impregnated with suitable platinum species, upon which solid
analogues to the Periana system result, with comparable
catalytic activity for methane oxidation. In addition, by
careful choice of reaction conditions, activities for methane oxidation with a related molecular system could
be achieved which are unprecedented in methane activation at TOFs exceeding 25.000 h-1
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Scientific Program
E
THEME E
Materials, Devices and
Nanochemistry
TOPIC E1
Materials Chemistry
Monday, 12th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 3
Peter Seeberger
Max-Planck Institute (DE)
Automated Glycan Assembly as Basis for Molecular
Glycobiology, Vaccine Development and Material Science
Pure glycans are key to enable biochemical, biophysical
and immunological studies aimed at understanding the
role of carbohydrates. Described is the development of a
fully integrated platform for automated glycan assembly
(AGA) based on solid-phase oligosacharide sythesis1 and
carbohydrate arrays to address biological problems. Particular emphasis in this lecture will be placed on the new
automated synthesis platform2 that has been commercialized. 3,4 Access to defined polysaccharides as long
as 50-mers enables now biological as well as materials
science investigations. 5 These synthetic polysaccharides
can be combined much like “molecular LEGO” to create
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even larger oligosaccharide assemblies. Qualitycontrol of
synthetic glycans can now be garanteed using ion mobility mass spectrometry to very low levels. 6
Carbohydrate arrays are used as diagnostics and in support of vaccine programs that are based on conjugates
with synthetic oligosaccharides to screen blood sera.7
Case studies of specific vaccines will provide an appreciation for the approach that is now advancing candidates toward clinical testing. 8,9 Fully synthetic vaccine
candidates exploit iNKT cells for to induce a robust and
protective immune response.10
E
THEME E
Nanochemistry
TOPIC E2
Nanomaterials, Devices,
Technology and applications
Scientific Program
Monday, 12th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Luis M. Liz-Marzán
CIC biomaGUNE (ES)
Synthesis and Chemical Modifications in Metal
Nanocrystals
The growth of colloidal metal nanoparticles with controlled size and shape is one of the most promising ways
toward the fabrication of nanomaterials and devices. It
has been reported that the final nanocrystal shape is defined by the crystalline structure of the initial nuclei, as
well as by the presence of ligands and capping agents
that help stabilizing certain crystallographic facets. This
talk will focus on recent progress on the understanding
of the role of surfactants, counter-ions, as well as crystalline structure of seeds during the growth of gold nanocrystals, as well as the morphological changes deri-
ved from using such nanorods as seeds for overgrowth
through additional gold reduction.
Under different growth conditions, the morphological changes and corresponding optical effects can be
drastically different, which may provide important hints
related to the growth mechanism of the nanoparticles.
Recent understanding on the so-called galvanic replacement reaction will be discussed, in relation with the
application of modern electron microscopy and the synthesis of more complex nanocrystals.
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Scientific Program
E
THEME E
Nanochemistry
TOPIC E3
Analitycal Techiques,
Characterisation ans
Properties
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 3
Christoph Janiak
Universität Düsseldorf
(DE)
Metal Nanoparticles in Ionic Liquids - from Synthesis to
Catalysis
We present the use of ionic liquids (ILs) as solvents for the
synthesis [1,2] (Fig. 1) and catalytic application [3] of stable metal nanoparticles without the need of additional
stabilizers, including their deposition on surfaces [4] (Fig.
2) and quantized charging [5].
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Fig 1 Ionic liquids as templates for stable metal nanoparticles without the need of additional stabilizers [1]. Fig.
2 Microwave-induced organometallic precursor decomposition in the presence of thermally reduced graphite
oxide (TRGO) in ILs to give metal nanoparticles (M-NPs)
deposited on TRGO: (from left to right) Ru-NP@TRGO [4c],
Ir-NP@TRGO [4a] and Pt-NP@TRGO-SH [4b]. The IL also
exfoliates the TRGO sheets.
E
THEME E
Nanochemistry
TOPIC E4
Carbon Based Nanochemistry
Scientific Program
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
09:35-10:15 h
MADRID 1
Nazario Martín
Universidad Complutense
(ES)
Giant multivalent glycofullerenes as potent inhibitors of
Ebola virus infection
In the burgeoning area of nanoscience, the study of
carbon nanomaterials for biomedical applications is currently a hot topic which has not been properly addressed so far. These carbon-based nanomaterials upon the
appropriate chemical modification has allowed increasing their biocompatibility and to provide new biological
properties.
12, 24 or 36 mannose moieties, act as strong inhibitors
for DC-SIGN in an Ebola infection assay model.1 Furthermore, a drastic increase in the inhibition process to the
subnanomolar scale has been observed when the size
and mannoses´ number are increased in the tridecafullerenes endowed with 120 mannose units decorating the
periphery of the molecule.2
On the other hand, multivalency plays a key role in the
protein-glycan recognition events which usually take
place in the initial steps of pathogenic infection and also
at some stages of the immune response. The search for
high-affinity ligands for the study and understanding of
the mechanisms involved in multivalent interactions has
yielded a wide variety of artificial glycoconjugates. Furthermore, SWCNTs and SWCNHs constitute a less-explored type of unconventional and biocompatible scaffolds
for the preparation of new glycoconjugates for a multivalent presentation of carbohydrates.
In this presentation, we report the aforementioned results as well as how SWCNTs and SWCNHs have also been
employed as virus mimicking nanocarbons platforms for
the multivalent presentation of carbohydrates in an artificial Ebola virus infection model. All carbon nanoforms
have been chemically modified by the covalent attachment of glycofullerenes using the CuAAC “click chemistry” approach. This modification dramatically increases
the water solubility of these structurally different nanocarbons. Their efficiency to block DC-SIGN mediated viral
infection by an artificial Ebola virus has been tested in a
cellular experimental assay finding that glycoconjugates
based on 3D Dahlia Flower shaped SWCNHs behave as
potent inhibitors of viral infection.
We have recently shown that fullerene sugar balls, namely hexakis-adducts of [60]fullerene appended with
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Scientific Program
THEME F
Properties of Matter
F
TOPIC F1
States of Matter
Monday, 12th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 2
John Maier
University of Basel (CH)
Electronic spectrum of C60+ in the gas-phase at 6K
After the discovery of C60 (1), the question of its relevance to the diffuse interstellar bands was raised. In 1987
H.W.Kroto wrote: ”The present observations indicate that
C60 might survive in the general interstellar medium
(probably as the ion C60+) “ (2). In 1994 two diffuse interstellar bands (DIBs) at 9632 and 9577 Å were detected
and proposed to be the absorption features of C60+ (3).
This was based on the proximity of these wavelengths to
the two prominent absorption bands of C60+ measured
by us in a neon matrix in 1993 (4).
Confirmation of the assignment required the gas phase
spectrum of C60+ and has taken 20 years. The approach
which succeeded confines C60+ ions in a radiofrequency
trap, cools them by collisions with high density helium
allowing formation of the weakly bound C60+− He complexes below 10 K. The photofragmentation spectrum of
this mass-selected complex is then recorded using a cw
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laser. In order to infer the position of the absorption features of the bare C60+ ion, measurements on C60+− He2
were also made. The spectra show that the presence of
a helium atom shifts the absorptions by less than 0.2 Å,
much less than the accuracy of the astronomical measurements. The two absorption features in the laboratory
have band maxima at 9632.7(1) and 9577.5(1) Å, exactly
the DIB wavelengths, and the widths and relative intensities agree. This leads to the first definite identification
of now five bands among the five hundred or so DIBs
known and proves the presence of gaseous C60+ in the
interstellar medium (5), (6).
The electronic spectrum of cold C70+ has also been
obtained by this approach. The implications for the relevance of fullerene cations in general in the interstellar
medium can be discussed.
THEME F
F
Scientific Program
Monday, 12th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 2
Matthew Rosseinsky
University of Liverpool
(UK)
TOPIC F2
Properties of Materials
Design of Advanced Materials?
The development of advanced materials will increasingly
rely on our ability to assemble complex compositions in
an ordered and predictable manner to generate enhanced properties. It is attractive to harness the ever-increasing power of computation in the search for new materials, but the scale and nature of the problem make brute
force de novo approaches challenging, while “big data”
searches for analogues of existing structures in databases cannot identify potentially transformative new structures. Building chemical knowledge into computational
tools used together with experiment offers a different
approach. I will present an example of crystal chemically-informed computational identification of a new solid
oxide fuel cell cathode (1).
This integrated approach has recently allowed us to combine permanent magnetism and electrical polarisation
in a single phase material above room temperature (2),
a major challenge in materials synthesis because of the
competing electronic structure requirements of these
two ground states. As a counterpoint, we have recently
used a non-computational multiple length scale symmetry control strategy to switch both of these long-range
orders in a magnetoelectric multiferroic at room temperature (3). This emphasises the enduring importance of
developing the crystal chemical understanding that drives “classical” approaches to materials design.
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Scientific Program
THEME F
F
TOPIC F3
Polymers
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
MADRID 1
Harm-Anton Klok
Polymers Laboratory LP
(CH)
Mechanochemistry of surface-grafted polymers
Mechanical forces can trigger chemical reactions of polymers. Mechanical activation of polymers is typically accomplished using e.g. turbulent and elongational flow
fields as well as ultrasound. This presentation will introduce surface-initiated polymerization reactions as an alternative mechanochemical tool to subject polymers to
elongational forces.
Surface-initiated polymerization techniques can be used
to generate assemblies of chain-end tethered polymers
that are spaced at distances that are so short that neighboring chains are forced into a stretched conformation
(“polymer brushes”). This approach is characterized by a
number of unique features that make it very attractive
for polymer mechanochemistry. These include (i) the ab-
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sence of a need for an external force field to induce chain
elongation and (ii) the possibility to systematically investigate the influence of chain stretching on chemical reactivity by varying the film thickness and grafting density.
It will be shown how swelling-induced chain stretching
can result in mechanochemically augmented hydrolytic
bond cleavage and degrafting of surface-tethered polymer chains. These degrafting reactions can be modulated by adjusting the layer thickness as well as grafting
density of the polymer brush films as well as the nature
of the surface-tethered polymerization initiator.
Understanding these fundamental phenomena may
pave the way towards novel responsive surfaces.
THEME F
F
TOPIC F4
Innovative Computational
Environments for Molecular
Science
Scientific Program
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 2
Gabor Terstyanszky
University of Westminster
(UK)
European Research Infrastructure for the Chemistry
Community
Currently there are isolated “islands” of research facilities
and e-infrastructure resources that are not available for
the whole Chemistry community in Europe. Integrating
existing research facilities with computing and data resources into an European Research Infrastructure, called
Sumo-Chem RI, will enable joint research involving Computational and Experimental Chemistry and even other
research communities.
It will have an open architecture to allow its extension
with further research facilities and resources to be used
by scientists.
Computational Chemists will be able to design and implement applications as a service to simulate molecular
properties using the computing and data resources of
the RI. The Experimental Chemists will design and run
laboratory experiments aimed at checking the results of
the performed simulations using the research facilities of
the research infrastructure. This infrastructure will allow
designing more advanced experiments and creating
more accurate simulations using European, regional and
national research facilities and e-infrastructure resources
through an intuitive and seamless virtual access considering different levels of their expertise and skills.
The major innovation of Sumo-Chem will be the scientific data management covering the whole lifecycle of
data using metadata, ontologies and provenance based
on advanced data and computing services. Sumo-Chem
RI will also enable and support multi-disciplinary research
in cooperation with ESFRI and other major research initiatives to address climate, energy and life science societal
challenges. The Chemistry community identified eight
use cases as first users of the infrastructure to represent
the heterogeneity of this community.
The presentation will outline the concept of the Sumo-Chem RI, how it will provide access to e-infrastructure resources and research facilities, how it will manage
data and how the selected use cases will use this RI.
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Scientific Program
G
THEME G
Physicl, Analytical and
Experimental Methods in
Chemistry
TOPIC G1
Analytical and Physical
Methods
Monday, 12th Sept. ????
16:30-17:15 h
MADRID 1
Alfredo Sanz-Medel
University of Oviedo (ES)
Advances on plasma ion sources and mass analysers for
deeper insights into chemical speciation and proteomics
The classical boundaries and tools of Atomic Spectrometry are blurring nowadays. Atomic spectroscopists one
day studying photon/atoms interactions, are today investigating also the molecules constituting their samples (i.e.
chemical speciation). On the other hand, more and more
bioscientists are learning to make use of analytical strategies of atomic spectrometry and chemical speciation
(e.g. in proteomics). The outstanding analytical potential
of mass spectrometry (MS) is becoming the chemical ladder to scalate from isotopes, atoms, elements and molecules up to nanoparticles and nanostructures of matter.
An atmospheric plasma ion source (e.g. ICP) with a mass
analyser and an appropriate separation could form the basis for analysing directly metalloproteins. In any case that
elemental speciation using ICP-MS, should be completed
with the corresponding molecular (MALDI- or ESI-MS) information for “integrated” chemical speciation.
These combinations are opening new avenues and insights in bioscience. Traditionally, the biologically relevant
non-metals S and P have been elusive to sensitive ICP-MS
determinations. However, the new ICP(QQQ)MS instruments enable S and P analysis at very low limits of detection (orders of magnitude better than ICP-MS used before).
This sensitive S and P determinations turns out to be of critical importance to allow direct absolute quantification of
proteins or of protein phosphorylations (by S and P simultaneous determinations) for targeted proteomics. Also, highly amplified ICP-MS detections can be achieved by tag-
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ging the protein of interest with metal nanoparticles (NPs).
The high number of ICP-MS detectable atoms, per NP tag,
enables a much higher sensitivity of the corresponding
proteins by metal NPs tagged immunoassays.
What is more, such amplifications can be enhanced
by orders of magnitude if we select a special NP (e.g.
ZnS(Mn) QDs) which, by a spontaneous catalytic reduction, deposits on its surface relatively huge amounts of
native gold form a Au(III) proper solution. Subsequent
elemental detection of this Au by ICP-MS allows an ultra-sensitive indirect determination of the NP-tagged
protein. We will illustrate the developed immunoplatform and its extraordinary performance for real-life determinations of extremely low levels in human serum of
“early alarm biomarkers” of cancer (e.g. prostate specific
antigen, PSA). A less known low-pressure plasma-MS
instrumental development is the Pulsed Glow Discharge-Mass Spectrometer (PP-GDMS(TOF)) developed in
part in our laboratory.
Characteristics and analytical applications, simultaneous
speciation, elemental depth profiling of nm-layered materials and elemental/molecular screening of polymeric materials will be described. At this moment the first
worldwide commercial PP-GDMS(TOF) is available in our
Research Group in Oviedo and its actual analytical potential for nm-depth profiling and speciation in the solid will
also be discussed.
G
THEME G
Chemistry
TOPIC G2
Determination of Structure
and Physical Properties
Scientific Program
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 2
Armin Gölzhäuser
University of Bielefeld
(DE)
Imaging, Modification, and Analysis of Nanostructures with
Helium Ions
The Helium Ion Microscope (HIM) is a scanning microscope
that utilizes a focused beam of helium ions to image and
modify materials with high spatial resolution and chemical
sensitivity. A HIM can be envisioned as a scanning
electron microscope (SEM) with a helium ion beam. The
helium ion beam can be focused into a smaller diameter
than an electron beam, and the HIM is thus capable to
resolve features down to 0.25 nm. Helium ions are also
more surface sensitive than electrons and they interact
more strongly with matter. HIM images thus show much
stronger chemical and topographical contrasts than SEM
images.The HIM is further capable to image not only conductive, but also insulating samples without special
treatment. This allows the investigation of unstained biomaterials and cell surfaces. When applying higher ion
currents, the HIM can be also used for the modification
and the milling of materials.
The presentation will contain various examples of HIM
imaging. A particular focus is laid on the imaging of 2D
materials. 1 nm thick carbon nanomembranes (CNMs) [1]
can be engineered with a controlled thickness, elasticity,
conductivity and porosity [2,3,4]. HIM images provide valuable information to understand the structure of CNMs
and their formation process [5]. The capability of the HIM
for nanolithography will be shown by examples of milling CNMs and graphene, where nanopores with diameters down to 1.3 nm were fabricated. HIM imaging of different carbon materials as well as of biological cells [6]
will also be discussed.
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Scientific Program
G
THEME G
Chemistry
TOPIC G3
Chemical Dynamics
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM 1
Juergen Troe Troe
University of Goettingen
(DE)
Insight into Reaction Mechanisms through Quantitative
Kinetics
Thermally, chemically, or photochemically activated molecular species often possess a variety of pathways for
reaction. Insight into details of these mechanisms can be
obtained by kinetic experiments combined with quantum-chemical and rate theories.
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This talk illustrates the state of the art by describing thermal
decomposition studies of unsaturated fluorocarbons, bond
activation experiments with transition metal(oxide) cations,
and non-Born-Oppenheimer collisional energy transfer and
open-electronic shell radical reaction processes.
H
THEME H
Chemistry in the Life
Sciences
TOPIC H1
Drug Discovery and Chemical
Biology
Scientific Program
Monday, 12th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM AL
ANDALUS
William Zuercher
University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
(USA)
Illuminating the historically understudied kinome with
open access chemical probes
Despite the approval of more than 30 small molecule kinase
inhibitors for the treatment of human disease since the turn of
the century, the kinome remains to be more fully elucidated. Indeed, over 80% of human kinases are poorly studied and have
insufficiently understood roles in human (patho)biology.
Access to high-quality chemical and biological enabling reagents is a critical step to enabling researchers to shift their
attention towards such historically understudied proteins. In
this presentation, we will present examples of our efforts to
generate and make openly available chemical probe sets for
kinases which have received scant attention to date.
We will also describe our strategy to experimentally prioritize members of the historically understudied kinome.
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Scientific Program
H
THEME H
Sciences
TOPIC H2
Bio-macromolecules
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM 3
Ronald Micura
University of Innsbruck
(AT)
Chemically modified RNA to explore riboswitch and
ribozyme function
Riboswitches are gene regulation elements in mRNA that
function without the assistance of proteins, responding
instead to the specific recognition of small-molecule ligands.[1] Likewise, ribozymes that accelerate specific
cleavage of their own phosphate backbones play important biological roles, including self-scission during
rolling-circle replication of RNA genomes, co-transcriptional processing of retrotransposons, and metabolite-dependent gene expression regulation in bacteria.[2]
This talk will cover our recent investigations on mRNA
riboswitches and ribozymes, using chemical and biophysical methods, including NMR and fluorescence spec-
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troscopy, and single-molecule fluorescence resonance
energy transfer (smFRET) imaging. Chemical modification of these RNA systems is a prerequisite not only to
apply spectroscopic methods but also to probe their
function by atomic mutagenesis approaches. For that,
access to the appropriate modification pattern implies
intensive efforts in chemical synthesis.[3]
Unprecedented insight has been achieved into the
dynamics of selected riboswitches[4,5] and of novel ribozyme classes that shed new light on the mechanism
of RNA-mediated transcriptional and translational regulation, and on ribozyme catalysis.[6,7]
H
THEME H
Sciences
TOPIC H3
Methods and Applications
Scientific Program
9:35-10:15 h
AUDITORIUM AL
ANDALUS
Silvio Aime
University of Torino (IT)
Design and testing of Probes for Functional and Molecular
Imaging. Exploring routes to enhance sensitivity and
specificity of MRI agents
The possibility of exploiting the superb anatomical resolution of MRI continues to make this modality highly
desirable for Molecular Imaging applications in spite
of the low sensitivity of the currently available contrast
agents. Whereas chemists have tackled this issue by
designing novel structures endowed with enhanced
sensitivity, important achievements have also been
reached by using nanocarriers (e.g. apoferritin, LDL or
liposomes, etc.) able to deliver a large number of paramagnetic agents to the targeting sites. This approach is
bringing relevant insights also to the emerging field of
imaging-guided drug delivery (“theranostics”)1. Besides
paramagnetic relaxation systems (e.g. Gd(III) or Mn(II)
complexes), two new classes of frequency-encoding
probes, namely the CEST agents (CEST= Chemical Exchange Saturation Transfer) and the class of hyperpolarized molecules, have been considered as powerful
tools for MR-Molecular Imaging applications.
The use of frequency-encoding agents has opened
the interesting perspective of detecting more than
one agent in the same anatomical region2. Moreover,
hyperpolarized molecules have the potential for being
a real breakthrough as diagnostic agents reporting on
cellular metabolism and transport across cellular membranes3. The design of properly functionalized precursors has allowed to achieve the formation of hyperpolarized molecules (e.g. pyruvate) by the route based on
the use of para-Hydrogen4.
All together, the development in the design and testing
of new probes has significantly improved the potential
of MRI in respect to competing imaging modalities.
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Scientific Program
H
THEME H
Sciences
TOPIC H4
In-silico Methods in Life
Sciences
Tuesday, 13th Sept.
16:30-17:15 h
AUDITORIUM AL
ANDALUS
Rebecca WadeUniversity of Heidelberg
(DE)
In silico prediction of biomolecular recognition
I will describe the application of molecular modelling
and Brownian [1] and molecular dynamics simulation
methods to studying how proteins recognise their
diverse binding partners. We consider specific and
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non-specific interactions between proteins and between proteins [2,3] and inorganic surfaces [4,5]. Implications for protein and small molecule design will be
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5.3. Detailed sessions
REGISTRATION
16:00 h
OPENING CEREMONY
17:00-17:30 h
17:30-18:30 h
18:30-18:45 h
18:45-19:45 h
PLENARY LECTURE:
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EUCHEMS AWARD CEREMONY.
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20:00 h
REGISTRATION
8:00-8:30 h
8:30-9:30 h
PLENARY LECTURE:
NAZARIO MARTIN - UNIVERSITY COMPLUTENSE OF MADRID
IN HONOR OF HARRY KROTO
TOPIC PLENARY
9:35-10:15 h
THEME A
Education and
Society
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainabilityy
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Topic A1
Chemistry Education
MADRID 1. Paul
Topic B2
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
AUDITORIUM AL ANDALUS. Angel
Chair: E. Varella
Chair: F. Pereira
Yates - University of Chester. (UK).
Defining excellent chemistry teaching
versity of Cantabria. (ES)
Irabien Gulias - Uni-
From Carbon Dioxide to Sustainable Products:
Electrochemical Process Development
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
THEME F
AUDITORIUM 1. Marinella
Mazzanti - École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. (CH).
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Small Molecule Activation by Complexes of
Low-valent f Elements
Chair: Anna Proust
Topic D3
Catalysis at Interfaces
Chair: Martin Olazar
Topic F2
Properties of Materials
Chair: E. Coronado
AUDITORIUM A3. Ferdi
(DE)
Schüth - Max-Planck-Institute.
Controlled nanostructures for applications in
catalysis
AUDITORIUM A2. Matthew
Rosseinsky - Department of
Chemistry, University of Liverpool. (UK)
Design of Advanced Materials
10:15 -10:45 h
Coffee Break
10:45-12:45 h
ORAL SESSIONS
Invited Speaker
Abstract 858
Virtual Laboratories in Teaching Science at Secondary and Elementary School Students
Lemonia Antonoglou (GR), Dimitrios Psillos.
Oral keynote
Abstract 1278
Using a case based approach for teaching organic and biochemistry
Charlie Cox (US).
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A1
Chemistry Education
Chairs: E. Varella,
L. Antonoglou
BRUSELAS 3
ORAL SESSION
A1-1
Oral
Abstract 538
Aromaticity: a complex concept which may be made understood to the Public
Jordi Poater (ES), Miquel Duran, Sílvia Simon, Miquel Solà.
Oral
Abstract 48
Unitary symmetry of atoms, molecules and codons
Vladimir Komarov (RU).
Oral
Abstract 1668
Evolution of misconceptions on material systems in a group of early childhood education
degree students
Diego Airado-Rodríguez (ES), David González Gómez, Florentina Cañada Cañada.
Short Oral
Abstract 218
Problem Solving in Chemistry: the Case of Density
Liberato Cardellini (IT).
Short Oral
Abstract 1112
Implementing contemporary chemistry into teaching
Hana Čtrnáctová (CZ).
Short Oral
Abstract 361
Brief History of Molecular Representation for Teachers
Diana Inés Roncaglia (AR), Laura Flamini.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Oral keynote
Abstract 1354
New Strategies to Make N-containing Chemicals via Advanced Catalysis
Ning Yan Yan (SG).
Abstract 447
Oral
Development of an airborne particulate matter CRM for inorganic ions in PM2.5
Giovanni Emma (BE), Jean Charoud-Got, James Snell, Andrea Held, Hendrik Emons.
Abstract 895
Oral
Organic Carbon/Elemental Carbon Profiles in PM2.5 Carbonaceous Aerosols from Vehicular Emissions
Maria Pythias Espino (PH), Jason Patrick Martinez, Preciosa Corazon Pabroa.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
Chair: F. Pereira
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B2-1
Oral
Abstract 1141
Dye-sensitized solar cells using polyoxometalates: electrochemical investigation and
TRMC measurements
Schaming Delphine (FR), Herissan Alexandre, Bonnefont Antoine, Ruhlmann Laurent,
Colbeau-Justin Christophe, Lacroix Jean-Christophe.
Abstract 47
Oral
Global Freshwater Systems: Risks and Sustainability
Hessy Taft (US).
Oral
Abstract 493
Sustainable System of Clean Power Generation and High Value Chemicals Production
from Waste Coal-based Fuel Feedstock
Francisco Guerrero (ES), Carmen Clemente-Jul.
Abstract 1090
Short Oral
Dual Metal Catalysis in functionalization of alkynes in water and fixation of CO2
Albert Poater (ES).
Abstract 555
Short Oral
Atmospheric aerosol composition in São Paulo, BR – Influence of different emission
sources.
Pérola Vasconcellos (BR), Guilherme Pereira, Aldenor Santos, Kimmo Teinilla, Danilo
Custódio, Jaílson De Andrade, Gisele Da Rocha, et al.
Abstract 1284
Short Oral
Sustainable chemistry: thermal fluids for a better world.
Miguel Martinez Quiruelas (ES).
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds: Synthesis,
Methods and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: N. Mezailles
AUDITORIUM 1
Oral keynote
Abstract 169
New Gold(III) Chemistry: From Structure and Bonding to Photoluminescence
Manfred Bochmann (UK).
Oral
Abstract 309
Anionic Derivatives of Perfluorinated Trimethylgold: Synthesis and Decomposition
Alberto Pérez-Bitrián (ES), Miguel Baya, José Mª Casas, Babil Menjón, Jesús Orduna.
Oral
Abstract 805
Unprecedented Regio- and Stereo-Selective Alkyne Insertion Into a New Class of Gold(III) hydrides
Anna Pintus (UK), Manfred Bochmann, Luca Rocchigiani, Julio Fernandez-Cestau.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Oral
Abstract 949
Insights into the metal effects in O-H and N-H bonds weakening.
Noelia Fuentes (ES), Sandra Resa, M. Luisa Marcos, Luis Lezama, Duane Choquesillo-Lazarte, Luis Crovetto, Araceli G. Campaña, et al.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: N. Mezailles
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C1-1
Oral
Abstract 819
N2 activation and reversible H2 coordination with Fe-phosphine complexes
Andrew Crawford (UK), Andrew Ashley.
Short Oral
Abstract 1411
Effect of the bipyridine substituents nature on the reactivity of Re(I) or Mo(II) carbonyl complexes
Sergio Fombona Corrionero (ES), Maialen Espinal-Viguri, Julio Pérez, Lucía Riera.
Short Oral
Abstract 620
Reactivity of a Platinum-Benzamide Complex Toward Acid Reagents
Antonio Gimeno-Prat (ES), Jose Maria Casas, Antonio Martin, Miguel Baya.
Short Oral
Abstract 1089
Reactivity of Cationic (C5Me5)Ir(III)-Terphenyl Phosphine Complexes
Juan José Moreno (ES), María Fernández-Espada, Celia Maya, Joaquín López-Serrano,
Ernesto Carmona.
Short Oral
Abstract 676
Iridium complexes based on new lutidine-derived NHC/phosphine mixed pincer ligands:
synthesis, structure and catalytic reactivity.
Martín Hernández Juárez (ES), Praxédes Sánchez, Eleuterio Álvarez, Margarita Paneque,
Nuria Rendón, Andrés Suárez.
Invited Speaker Abstract 1115
Advanced NOx Emission Control for Diesel Engine Exhausts using Zeolite based Catalysts
David Thompsett (UK).
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D3
Catalysis at
Interfaces
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D3-1
Oral
Abstract 1568
An effect of promoters into cobalt based catalysts for Fischer Tropsch Synthesis
Sarwat Iqbal (UK).
Oral
Abstract 1642
Designing supported bimetallic nanoalloy catalysts for the selective hydrogenation of
nitroaromatics
Margherita Macino (UK), Graham J. Hutchings, Sankar Meenakshisundaram, Ruiyang Qu.
Oral
Abstract 319
Beyond Iron: Multi-Dimensional Preparation and Evolution of Artificial Metalloenzymes
containing Noble Metal-Porphyrins for New Enzymatic Reactions
Pawel Dydio (US), Hanna Key, John Hartwig.
Oral
Abstract 1245
Selective catalysis using metal nanoparticles incorporated in porous materials
Soeren Kegnaes (DK), Jerrik Mielby, Agata Gallas Hulin, Jacob Abildstroem.
Oral
Abstract 1416
Coupling of methane to C2 hydrocarbons by oxygen transport membrane
Chung-Yul Yoo (KR), Young A Lee, Dae Sik Yun, Sangyoung Jo, Jiho Yoo, Ji Haeng Yu.
Oral
Abstract 527
Unsupported Co-Mo-S catalysts for the highly selective hydrogenation of nitroarenes to anilines
Iván Sorribes (ES), Lichen Liu, Avelino Corma.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Invited SpeakerAbstract 245
Physical vapor deposited thin films as template for chemical processing of nanostructured materials and advanced devices
Agustin R. Gonzalez-Elipe (ES), Angel Barranco, Ana Borras, Francisco Yubero, Alberto Palmero.
Oral
Abstract 1531
Reticular Synthesis of Porous Molecular 1-Dimensional Nanotubes and 3-Dimensional Networks
Anna Slater (GB), Marc Little, Angeles Pulido, Samantha Chong, Daniel Holden,
Linjiang Chen, Callum Morgan, et al.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E1-1
Oral
Abstract 1092
Multi-responsive coordination polymers utilising metal-stabilised, dynamic covalent
imine bonds
Maarten Smulders (NL), Fátima García, Janis Pells, Han Zuilhof.
Oral
Abstract 1408
Hydrogen-Bonded Organic Frameworks: A New Class Of Porous Crystalline Proton
Conducting Materials
Avishek Karmakar (IN), Rajith Illathvalappil, Bihag Anothumakkool, Arunabha Sen,
Partha Samanta, Aamod Desai, Sreekumar Kurungot, et al.
Abstract 1201
Oral
Fine Tuning of Phosphotriesterase Catalytic Activity of Metal-Organic Frameworks for
Chemical Warfare Agent Detoxification
Rodrigo Gil San Millán (ES), Elena Lopez Maya, Marleny Rodriguez Albelo, Jorge
Andres Rodriguez Navarro, Elisa Barea, Jared D.De Coste, Gregory W. Peterson.
Oral
Abstract 1094
Recent Advances on Surfactant-Templating of Zeolites
Javier Garcia-Martinez (ES), Alexander Sachse, Aida Grau-Atienza, Noemi Linares,
Elena Serrano.
Abstract 280
Short Oral
Synthesis and design of Ti and Zr based Metal-Organic frameworks for the use of
visible light.
Ricardo Navarro Amador (FR), Michaël Carboni, Daniel Meyer.
Short Oral
Abstract 938
Phosphonate metal organic frameworks as efficient heterogenous catalyst
Aurelia Sorina VISA (RO), Bianca Maranescu, Ramona Grama, Andreea Gabor.
Short Oral
Abstract 1613
Metal-organic mesoporous materials based on the processing of a non-porous coordination polymer as monolithic gel, xerogel and aerogel
Oscar Castillo (ES), Daniel Vallejo-Sánchez, Garikoitz Beobide, Antonio Luque, Sonia
Pérez-Yáñez, Maite Perfecto-Irigaray, Pascual Román.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Coherent energy transfer in multi-chromophoric biomimetic ligh-harvesting systems
Elisabetta Collini (IT), Luca Bolzonello, Andrea Volpato, Elena Meneghin.
Oral
Abstract 1635
Heptamethine cyanine dyes working as light harvesting antennas in biohybrid photosynthetic assemblies
Simona la Gatta (IT), Gianluca Maria Farinola, Angela Agostiano, Francesco Milano,
Roberta Ragni, Massimo Trotta.
Oral
Abstract 329
Is Stereochemistry an Important Consideration in Solid-State Lighting Applications?
Diego Rota Martir (GB), David B. Cordes, Alexandra M. Z. Slawin, Antonio Pertegàs,
Henk J. Bolink, Eli Zysman-Colman.
THEME F
Topic F1
States of Matters
Chair: E. Campbell
BRUSELAS 2
ORAL SESSION
F1-1
Oral
Abstract 1388
Highly emissive lanthanide complexes: understanding the role of the antenna and exploiting the energy transfer cascade
Manuel Tropiano (UK).
Abstract 1200
Oral
Photo assisted electrochemical degradation of tetracycline in saline medium based on
artificial urine composition
Saima Gul (AF),, Sajjad Hussain, Artur Motheo.
Abstract 849
Oral
Femtosecond laser modifications of metals, semiconductors and polymers: a unified
quantitative model of the spot size and pulse number dependence in experimental
accordance
Wolfgang Kautek (AT), Aida Naghilou, Markus Kitzler, Oskar Armbruster.
Abstract 1436
Short Oral
Could solvent vibrational modes generate coherent oscillation in excited organic dye?
Luca Bolzonello (IT).
Abstract 1529
Short Oral
Characterisation of Blister-Based Laser-Induced Forward-Transfer for use in Spectroscopy of fragile molecules
Nathan Goodfriend (UK), Jan Kosata, Alexander Bulgakov, Eleanor Campbell.
Short Oral
Abstract 348
Exploring the Photophysics of Pentafluorosulfanyl Substituted Platinum and Iridium
Complexes
Adam Henwood (GB), Amlan Pal, James Webster, David Cordes, Alexandra Slawin, Eli
Zysman-Colman.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Automatic mesofluidic sorptive sample processing
Manuel Miró (ES).
Oral
Abstract 68
New approaches to electrochemical monitoring of environmentally important organic
compounds
Jiri Barek (CZ), Jan Fischer, Vlastimil Vyskocil.
Oral
Abstract 1335
Interpretation of the Shape of the Interfacial Tension vs. Electrode Potential Curves
of Gold in the Oxide Reduction Region: a Combination of the Electrochemical Bending Beam Method and Dual Dynamic Voltammetry
Gyozo G. Lang (HU), Noemi Kovacs, Soma Vesztergom, Maria Ujvari.
THEME G
Physical, Analytical
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1
Analytical and
Physical Methods
Chair: Manuel Miro,
George Horvai
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G1-1
Oral
Abstract 1017
Centri-Voltammetric Caffeine Detection
Tugba Ören (TR), Ülkü Anik.
Oral
Abstract 1464
Vineyard’s soil analysis by visible/near infrared spectroscopy of soils and grapevine
leaves
Miguel Lopo (PT).
Short Oral
Abstract 75
Quantitative analysis of isopropyl p-toluenesulfonate in cosmetics by High Performance Liquid Chromatography-diode array detector
Bonnie Tay Yen Ping (MY).
Short Oral
Abstract 629
Direct analysis of selenium in solid biological samples by Atomic Absorption Spectrometry – Graphite Furnace with High-Resolution Continuum Source
Beatriz Gómez-Nieto (ES), Mª Jesús Gismera, Mª Teresa Sevilla, Jesús Procopio.
Short Oral
Abstract 961
New strategies for direct analysis: Desorption Electrospray Ionization-High Resolution Mass Spectrometry (DESI-HRMS)
Raquel Seró Llor (ES), Oscar Núñez Burcio, Encarnación Moyano Morcillo, Maria
Teresa Galceran Huguet.
Abstract 1276
Short Oral
Use of FT-IR spectroscopy to study adsorption onto activated carbon
Belhakem Mostefa (DZ), Bourahla Sarah, Nemchi Fadela.
Short Oral
Abstract 1320
Calorimetric and densimetric measurements for modelling elimination of carbon
dioxide by dissolution in aqueous systems: Data for geological sequestration
Barbara Liborio (FR), Alejandro Moreau-Ortega, Nicole Nénot, karine Ballerat-Busserolles, Jean-Yves Coxam.
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Elucidating the complex pharmacology of the Apelin GPCR – from compound design to
the clinic.
Robert Glen (UK), Anthony Davenport, Janet Maguire.
Oral keynote
Abstract 908
The Impact of Directed Evolution on Flexible Binding Domains Explained By Molecular
Dynamics
Gonzalo Jiménez-Osés (ES), Sílvia Osuna, Elizabeth Noey, Jiyong Park, Kendall Houk.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H4
Life Sciences
Chair: Iñaki Tuñón
MADRID 2
ORAL SESSION
H4-1
Oral
Abstract 866
Metals synergic effect for a combined anticancer approach: Theoretical Insights on a new
promising Ru(II)-polyazine light absorber functionalized with cis-PtCl2
Marta Erminia Alberto (FR), Nino Russo, Carlo Adamo.
Oral
Abstract 780
Virtual Screening and Drug Repositioning. Computational Strategies for TLRs Modulation
Lucía Pérez-Regidor (ES), Joan Guzmán-Caldentey, Laura Ortega, Malik Zarioh, Jean-Marc
Billod, Alessandra Lacetera, Belén de Andrés, et al.
Abstract 437
Oral
Utilizing computational and experimental chemistry to characterize the functions of Structural Genomics proteins
Caitlyn Mills (US), Penny Beuning, Mary Jo Ondrechen.
Abstract 646
Short Oral
Molecular dynamics and QM/MM investigations on a 2,3-dioxygenase metalloenzyme
Adrian Romero (ES), Marcel Swart, Sílvia Osuna, Ulf Ryde.
Abstract 96
Short Oral
Fluorescent markers for amyloid detection
Francesca Peccati (ES), Xavier Solans-Monfort, Mariona Sodupe.
The Reactivity Of Alkanes In Electrophilic Reactions
Pedro J. Perez (ES).
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
Chair: Ana C. Albéniz
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C4-1
Oral
Abstract 119
Hydrogen-Borrowing Strategies for Green Catalysis
Jesus Campos Manzano (ES), Liam S. Sharninghausen, Michael G. Manas, Robert H.
Crabtree.
Oral
Abstract 1371
Catalytic ester metathesis reaction and its application to transfer hydrogenation of esters
Abhishek Dubey (JP), Eugene Khaskin.
Oral
Abstract 131
Catalytic metal species formed in-situ during organic reactions: From salts and complexes to clusters.
Antonio Leyva-Pérez (ES), Avelino Corma.
Oral
Abstract 1052
Allosteric Regulation of Catalysis with a Molecular Knot
Vanesa Marcos Algaba (GB), Alexander J. Stephens, Javier Jaramillo-Garcia, Alina L.
Nussbaumer, Steffen L. Woltering, Alberto Valero, Jean-François Lemonnier, et al.
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THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C4-1
Oral
Abstract 213
Copper-Catalyzed Hydroamination of Terminal Allenes
Rémi Blieck (FR), Janet Bahri, Marc Taillefer, Florian Monnier.
Short Oral
Abstract 442
Novel route towards phosphine-based iron(0) complexes : an highly valuable class of
compounds for catalysis
Benjamin Burcher (FR), Pierre Braunstein, Andreas Danopoulos, Pierre-Alain Breuil,
Helene Olivier-Bourbigou.
Short Oral
Abstract 883
New Michael and aza-Michael reactions by asymmetric organocatalysis of bioactive
heterocyclic compounds
Tarek Yousfi (DZ), Hanane Messiad, Rachid Merdes, Albert Moyano
Short Oral
Abstract 1346
Synthesis of Gold(I) catalysts and study of multicomponent reactions in the formation of
indolicines and propargylamines
Mélanie Aliaga Lavrijsen (ES), M. Dolores Villacampa, M. Concepción Gimeno.
2 dimensional colloidal chalcogenide nanoplatelets
Benoit Dubertret (FR).
Abstract 1325
Oral
Synthesis and use of isotopically enriched quantum dots for the assessment of nanoparticles-biomolecule interactions by elemental mass spectrometry
Jose M Costa-Fernandez (ES), Mario Menéndez Miranda, David Presa Soto, Alejandro Presa
Soto, Jorge Ruiz Encinar, Alfredo Sanz-Medel.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E3
Analytical
Techniques,
Characterisation and
Properties
Chair: Bruno Chaudret
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E3-1
Oral
Abstract 707
Preparation, characterization and electrochemical applications of electrodes modified by metal
particles with the use of mediator or functionalized polysiloxanes
Mariusz Barczak (PL), Katarzyna Tyszczuk-Rotko, Radovan Metelka, Karel Vytras, Ilona Sadok.
Oral
Abstract 159
Highly Electrochemically Stable Perylenediimide-Based Self-Assembled Monolayers Studied
with Spectroelectrochemistry.
Sihame Bkhach (FR), Olivier Aleveque, Christelle Gautier, Piétrick Hudhomme, Eric Levillain.
Abstract 1589
Oral
Structural and Magnetic Characterization of Uranium-based Single-Molecule Magnets
Maria Augusta Antunes (PT), Joana T. Coutinho, Isabel C. Santos, Joaquim Marçalo, Laura C.
J. Pereira, Manuel Almeida, José J. Baldovi, et al.
Oral
Abstract 848
Light-Emitting Systems Triggered by Bipolar Electrochemistry: from Autonomous Swimmers to
3D Emission
Milica Sentic (FR), Neso Sojic, Alexander Kuhn, Dragan Manojlovic, Stephane Arbault, Laurent Bouffier, Anne de Poulpiquet, et al.
Abstract 1144
Oral
Enhanced photocatalytic activity of gold nanoparticles driven by supramolecular host-guest
chemistry
Marc Padilla (ES), Francesca Peccati, José Luis Bourdelande, Xavier Solans, Gonzalo Guirado,
Mariona Sodupe, Jordi Hernando.
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CO2. AUDITORIUM 2
Carbon Dioxide Chemistry
Exploring and Exploiting Biosynthesis: Marrying Synthetic Chemistry and Synthetic
Biology to Access New to Nature Natural Products
Rebecca Goss (UK).
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C2
Synthesis and
reactivity in Carbon
based Compounds
Chair: M. D. Mihovilovic
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
C2-1
Oral
Abstract 572
Total synthesis of (±)-taiwaniaquinone G and (±)-5-epi-taiwaniaquinone G
Marlowe Graham (AU), C S P McErlean.
Oral
Abstract 477
Total synthesis of a novel class of Peloruside analogues
Nick Jacobs (BE), Dries Van den Bossche, Jelle Cornelus, Marc Bracke, Johan Van der
Eycken.
Oral
Abstract 1535
Stereoselective Synthesis of (-)-Podophyllotoxin and Related Lignans through the Photocyclization of an Axially Chiral 3,4-Bisbenzylidene Succinate Amide Esters
Zbigniew Czarnocki (PL), Krzysztof Krawczyk, Kamil Lisiecki, Piotr Roszkowski, Jan
Maurin.
Oral
Abstract 1616
Long Range Effect of Fluorous Chains on the Efficiency of Extractants Employed For
Precious Metals Recovery
Damien Bourgeois (FR), Daniel Meyer, Bertrand Braibant.
Hydrazones as Key Reagents and Ligands for Novel Applications in Asymmetric Catalysis
Rosario Fernández (ES).
THEME A. BAHIA
SYMPOSIUM: The elements Transnational Exchange in Chemistry and STEM – a joint ACS/Euchems event
The exchange of science through ideas, training and people has long been established. This symposium will explore
the critical components of training chemists and chemical engineers to be truly global thinkers and the challenges
and successes of exchange between the United States and Europe. Representatives from the American Chemical
Society, EuCheMS and the European Chemistry Thematic Network (ECTN) will lead the conversation.
EYCN- (Industrial Day). ROMA
* Share your love for chemistry. Innovate Ideas in Sciencie Comunication
Invited Speakers
Abstract 1706
Share your love for chemistry: innovative ideas in Science Communication.
Fernando Gomollon-Bel (BE).
Oral Abstract 1716
Resume value - added
Cristina Todasca (RO).
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Invited SpeakersAbstract 1481
Isolation of bioactive natural products from plants
Paulo Cezar Vieira (BR).
Functional polymers for hazardous oxyanions removal
Bernabe RIVAS (CL), Eduardo Pereira, Julio Sánchez, Bruno Urbano.
Oral keynote
Abstract 332
Playing Around with Alkynes and Late Transition Homogeneous Catalysts: Following Roberto Sanchez Delgado´s Footsteps
Luis A. Oro (ES).
Abstract 1375
Oral keynote
Chemistry Related Exchange, Collaboration and Sister Society Partnerships in Latin America
Bradley Miller (US).
12:45- 14:00 h
LUNCH
12:45 -14:00 h
EYCN – CV Clinic. LISBOA
14:00-16:00 h
ORAL SESSIONS
Oral keynote
Abstract 112
Is there a correlation between correctness and confidence in conceptual questions?
Simon Lancaster (UK).
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A1
Chemistry Education
Chair: L. Antonoglou
BRUSELAS 3
ORAL SESSION
A1-2
Oral keynote
Abstract 202
How students identify and differentiate substances: revealing chemical identity thinking
Courtney Ngai (US), Hannah Sevian.
Oral keynote
Abstract 498
Pressure-based Chem-E-Car project in the framework of the Student Chapter of AIChE
at University of Cantabria
Alberto Romero (ES), Guillermo Díaz, Andrés del Castillo, Manuel Álvarez-Guerra, Antonio Domínguez-Ramos, Raquel Ibáñez, Raquel Ibáñez.
Oral
Abstract 233
Process Safety Education And Training Academic Education As A Foundation For Other
Process Safety Initiatives On Education
Geert Boogaerts (BE).
Abstract 1368
Oral
Photogalvanic Cells for Curricular Innovation in Chemical Education
Claudia Bohrmann-Linde (DE).
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Design of carbon materials with tuned surface and textural properties for water
treatment
Manuel Fernando Pereira (PT).
Oral
Abstract 282
The Golden Fleece - an unconventional textile based adsorbent for environmental
remediation and noble metal recovery
Thomas Mayer-Gall (DE), Opwis Klaus, Gutmann Jochen S.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
Chair: A. Irabien
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B2-2
Oral
Abstract 509
Towards a better understanding of the driving forces in L/L extraction towards the
recycling of valuable metals
Damien Bourgeois (FR), Rémi Poirot, Daniel Meyer.
Oral
Abstract 1656
Conservation of waterlogged Mary Rose wood artefacts from acidification
Ester Rani Aluri (UK), Enrique Sánchez Pérez, Eleanor J. Schofield, Serena Corr.
Abstract 337
Oral
Evaluation of performance of tailored nanocomposite anion exchange membranes
in the valorization of desalination brines by means of bipolar membranes electrodialysis
Marta Herrero (ES), Beatriz Muñoz, Carolina Fernández-González, Antonio Dominguez-Ramos, Raquel Ibáñez, Angel Irabien.
Abstract 1365
Oral
Managing the Impacts of Pharmaceutical Waste on the Environment
Siti Syuhaida Mohamed Yunus (UK), Alistair BA Boxall.
Short Oral
Abstract 8
Principle of a Thermal Balance on a Steam Boiler of a Sugar Cane Mill
Danielle Jaguaribe (BR).
Abstract 1499
Short Oral
Characterization and Photocatalytic Activity of TiO2/MCM-41 Synthesized from Rice
Husk Ash
Lusi Sopia (ID), Fatimah Is Fatimah.
Short Oral
Abstract 180
Source Characterization of Metals in Rainwater: Case Study of Akure, Ondo State,
NG
Francis Olawale Abulude (NG), Akinyinka Akinnusotu.
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Metal Porphyrin Complexes: Smart Catalysts for Eco-Friendly Chemical Processes
Emma Gallo (IT), Daniela Intrieri, Daniela Carminati.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: A. Proust
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C1-2
Oral
Abstract 1516
Proton-Reduction at Bimetallic Dithiolato-Complexes of Nickel
Andreas Berkefeld (DE), Felix Koch, Hartmut Schubert.
Oral
Abstract 1154
Reactivity studies and catalytic applications of chiral diamine bis(phenolate) vanadium
complexes
Sónia Barroso (PT), Pedro Adão, Ana M. Coelho, Maria José Calhorda, Ana M. Martins.
Oral
Abstract 518
One-electron oxidation of phosphasalen complexes
Irene Mustieles Marin (FR), Thibault Cheisson, Carine Clavaguera, Gregory Nocton,
Audrey Auffrant.
Abstract 219
Oral
Frustrated Lewis Pair-Type Reactivity of Nickel(II) Pincer Complexes Bearing Terminal
Pyrazolate Ligands.
Juan Cámpora (ES), Elena Ávila, Pilar Palma.
Oral
Abstract 1679
Synthesis, characterization and investigation oxo transfer reaction of dioxomolybdenum(VI) complexes based on thiosemicarbazone ligands
Berat Ïlhan Ceylan (TR).
Short Oral
Abstract 1254
Iron and Nickel N-Heterocyclic Carbene complexes in catalytic reduction reactions
Rita Lopes (PT), Beatriz Royo, Mariette Pereira, Carolina Vinagreiro, Marta Pineiro.
Solvent free biomass conversions through Pickering Interfacial Catalysis (PIC)
Zhaoyu (Flora) Fan (CN), Marc Pera-Titus.
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D3
Catalysis at
Interfaces
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D3-2
Abstract 232
Oral
Gold Nanoparticles Catalyzing Spirocyclizations under Microflow Conditions
Erik Van der Eycken (BE).
Oral
Abstract 1376
Understanding the Change in the Tafel Slope of the Chlorine Evolution Reaction over
a RuO2(110) Model Electrode
Kai S. Exner (DE), Josef Anton, Timo Jacob, Herbert Over.
Abstract 323
Oral
Synthesis of monodisperse M@Pd (M: Ag, Au) core@shell nanoparticles and their
catalysis for the selective reduction of nitroarenes and nitriles to primary amines via
facile transfer hydrogenation reactions
Onder Metin (TR), Digdem Dalm|zrak, M. Serdar Gültekin.
Abstract 1575
Oral
Photocatalytic reduction of nitrate using precious metals supported on TiO2 using
solar simulated light.
Peter Miedziak (UK), Thomas Caswell, Stuart Taylor, Graham Hutchings.
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THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D3
Catalysis at
Interfaces
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D3-2
Oral Abstract 670
Rh and Pt nanoparticles stabilized by phosphine functionalized silica for selective hydrogenation reactions
Carmen Claver (ES), Jessica Llop, Cyril Godard, Mostafa Taoufik.
Short Oral
Abstract 1463
Hydrogel encapsulation of MeO-PEG-5000 supported chiral imidazolidinone for
enantioselective organocatalysis in water.
Arianna Rossetti (IT), Alessandro Sacchetti, Filippo Rossi, Emanuele Mauri.
Short Oral
Abstract 1648
Catalytic reduction of formaldehyde to methanol using frustrated Lewis pairs
methodology
Ghazi Ghattas (DE), Claudia Bizzarri, Markus Hölscher, Jens Langanke, Afzal
Sobhani.
Short Oral
Abstract 177
Beneficial effect of pre-coking behaviors on the skeletal isomerization reaction of
n-butenes into isobutene
Hui-Xia Ma (CN), Feng Zhou, Kai Qiao.
Chemistry of Fluorescent Nanodiamonds for Precision Sensing and Drug Delivery
Applications
Tanja Weil (DE), Yuzhou Wu, Weina Liu.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E1-2
Oral
Abstract 351
Antibacterial Surface Modification of Polymeric Materials Used in Medicine
Sumita Swar Bal (CZ), Veronika Zajícová, Lukáš Voleský, Michal rezanka, Ivan Stibor.
Oral
Abstract 872
Post-synthesis incorporation of 64Cu on CuS covellite nanocrystals for combined Positron Emission Tomography and Plasmonic Photothermal Therapy
Tommaso Avellini (IT), Andreas Riedinger, Alberto Curcio, Mattia Asti, Yi Xie, Renyong
Tu, Sergio Marras, et al.
Oral
Abstract 383
Hydrogels based on nanocellulose containing ruthenium complex as fluorescent probes for
the determination of AgNPs
M. Laura Soriano (ES), Celia Ruiz-Palomero, Miguel Valcárcel.
Short Oral
Abstract 956
Assembly of magnetic microswimmers towards biomedical applications
Miguel Alexandre Ramos Docampo (ES).
Short Oral
Abstract 362
Soft Matter Nanoparticles Based On Polyglycerols As Efficient Multimodal Imaging Agents
For EGF-Receptor Tumor Targeting
Kritee Pant (DE), Kristof Zarschler, Christin Neuber, Johanna Pufe, Jens Pietzsch, Rainer
Haag, Holger Stephan.
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CO2 Capture and Electrochemical Conversion using Super Basic Ionic Liquids
Christopher Hardacre (UK).
Oral
Abstract 224
Conjugated microporous polymer based on Dithienothiophene moieties and TiO2 hybrid materials as photocatalyst in the CO2 Reduction
Marta Liras (ES), Alba García-Sánchez, Patricia Reñones, Fernando Fresno, Víctor A.
de la Peña O´Shea.
Oral
Abstract 1184
Environment-responsive supramolecular solvents based on the self-assembly of undecenoic acid polymers: Phase behavior and nanostructure characterization
José Ángel Salatti (ES), Francisco José López, Soledad Rubio.
THEME F
Topic F1
States of Matters
Chair: J. P. Maier
BRUSELAS 2
ORAL SESSION
F1-2
Oral
Abstract 607
Donor-σ-C60 Molecular Assemblies as Photoactive Materials for Single-Component
Organic Solar Cells
Antoine Labrunie (FR), François Baert, Piétrick Hudhomme, Olivier Alévêque, Sylvie
Dabos-Seignon, Clément Cabanetos, Philippe Blanchard.
Abstract 524
Oral
Luminescent Materials for Light-Emitting Electrochemical Cells
Filippo Monti (IT), Nicola Armaroli.
Abstract 1580
Oral
Investigation of triplet-triplet-annihilation in different polymeric architectures prepared
by ring opening metathesis polymerisation
Manuel Hollauf (AT), David Beichel, Astrid-Caroline Knall, Gregor Trimmel, Martin
Tscherner, Stefan Köstler.
Abstract 831
Short Oral
Isocyano-triphenylene complexes of gold, copper and silver: Semiconducting metalorganic columnar mesophases
Silverio Coco (ES), Ruben Chico, Cristina Domínguez, Bertrand Donnio, Benoît Heinrich, Roberto Termine, Attilio Golemme, et al.
Abstract 391
Short Oral
Endo- and exo-functionalization of MnL2n-spheres towards photoactive metallosupramolecular aggregates
Matthias Käseborn (DE), Arne Lützen.
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Cytostatic Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
Ester Heath (SI), Marjeta Česen, Tina Kosjek.
Oral
Abstract 1345
Analytical tools for assessment of presence, effects and distribution of some pharmaceuticals in the environment
Piotr Stepnowski (PL).
Oral
Abstract 371
Asphaltene detection using Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy
Oluwarotimi Alabi (UK), Stephen Bowden, John Parnell, David Muirhead.
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1
Analytical and
Physical Methods
Chairs: Ester Heath,
Günter Gauglitz
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G1-2
Oral
Abstract 763
Supramolecular solvents with restricted access properties for the analytical extraction of chiral compounds in complex matrices
María del Carmen Caballo (ES), Ana Belén Lara, María Dolores Sicilia, Soledad
Rubio.
Oral
Abstract 898
Chromium-speciation investigations to study the chemical factors influencing the
darkening of lead chromate pigments: the case of paintings by Vincent van Gogh
Letizia Monico (IT), Koen Janssens, Ella Hendriks, Frederik Vanmeert, Marine Cotte,
Geert Van der Snickt, Lorenzo Sorace, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 73
Environment pollutants and volatile oil composition by Head space solide phase micro-extraction-GC/MS from some biosensor plants by in-situ cryogenic (N2, -196°C)
collect
Farid Benkaci-Ali (DZ), Yamina Haciane, Gauthier Eppe.
Short Oral
Abstract 93
Chloride Analysis for Sour Gas in LNG Plant
Alief Bakhtiar Mohammad Nurdin (ID).
Short Oral
Abstract 512
Combination of cationic and anionic mixed-mode solid-phase extraction sorbents to
simultaneously extract basic and acidic pharmaceuticals from environmental waters
Daniela Salas (ES), FRsc Borrull, Rosa Maria Marcé, Núria Fontanals.
Short Oral
Abstract 635
A Novel Dispersive Liquid-Liquid Microextraction Method Combined with Uv-Vis
Spectrohotometry for the Determination of Copper
Yasemin Çağlar (TR), Ece Tuğba Saka.
Short Oral
Abstract 1312
Counter-Ions Effect on Thermodynamic of Cr(III) Sorption by Amberlyst .15.
Khizar Hussain Shah Shah (PK), Syed Mustafa Mustafa.
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A Computational Approach to BioCatalysis
Iñaki Tuñón (ES).
Oral Abstract 306
Multidisciplinary approach to study the 20S proteasome inhibition by porphyrinoids.
Rosalba Randazzo, Alessandra Cunsolo, Anna Maria Santoro, Roberto Paolesse,
Manuela Stefanelli, Alessandro D’Urso, Diego Sbardella, et al.
Oral Abstract 1549
STD NMR spectroscopy and molecular modelling to characterize the ligand specificity of an intramolecular trans-sialidase from the human gut microbiota
Jesus Angulo (UK), Serena Monaco, Louise Tailford, Nathalie Juge.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H4
Life Sciences
Chair: Sonsoles MartínSantamaría
MADRID 2
ORAL SESSION
H4-2
Oral Abstract 1394
A new era of in silico methods: the importance protein-substrate dynamics in the
design of improved industrial biocatalysts
Maria Fatima Lucas (ES).
Oral Abstract 428
Density Functional Theory on Tyrosinase Models: Conformational flexibility enables
catalytic reactivity!
Alexander Hoffmann (DE), Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Oral Abstract 1175
Modelling complex systems, from biomolecules interacting at inorganic surfaces to
proteins: how quantum-mechanical calculations can shed light on biomaterials
Marta Corno (IT), Massimo Delle Piane, Piero Ugliengo.
Abstract 767
Short Oral
Toll-like receptor 4 binders are not only LPS. A computational walk into their binding site.
Joan Guzmán-Caldentey (ES), Lucía Pérez-Regidor, Sonsoles Martín-Santamaría.
Short Oral
Abstract 521
Quantum Chemical Study of Mechanism and Stereoselectivity of Zinc- and NADP-dependent Secondary Alcohol Dehydrogenase
Sara Moa (CH), Fahmi Himo.
Short Oral
Abstract 993
CIRBP-targeting High Throughput Virtual Screening for the treatment of retinal
injury
Claire Coderch (ES), Lydia Salazar, Alfredo Martínez, Beatriz de Pascual-Teresa,
Ana Ramos.
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Catalysis of radical reactions: a radical chemistry perspective - the electron as a
catalyst
Studer Armido (DE).
Oral
Abstract 166
Moisture Tolerance and Carbonyl Hydrogenation: Oxygen Donors in FLP Chemistry
Daniel Scott (UK), Matthew Fuchter, Andrew Ashley.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
Chair: Pedro Pérez
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C4-2
Abstract 471
Oral
Novel Strategies for the Synthesis of Bi- and Tri-cyclic Derivatives
Jose Aleman (ES).
Oral
Abstract 268
Enhance catalytic properties of ruthenium complexes supported onto graphene:
Dehydrogenative oxidation of primary alcohols in aqueous media
David Ventura Espinosa (ES), Cristian Vicent, Miguel Baya, Jose A. Mata Martínez.
Abstract 1139
Oral
SulPhos: an effective chiral sulfinamido-phosphinate catalyst for the enantioselective organocatalytic reduction of imines
Inmaculada Fernández Fernández (ES), Rocío Recio Jiménez, Ahmed Chelouan, Lorenzo Gabriel Borrego Sánchez de la Cuesta, Eleuterio Álvarez González, Noureddine
Khiar el Wahabi.
Short Oral
Abstract 1471
Cascading Cycloadditions: Rapid Access into Functionalised sp3-Rich Heterocycles
Matthew Ball (UK), Andrew Gillie.
Abstract 1491
Short Oral
Fe-aturing hydroboration with NacNac iron complexes
Maialen Espinal-Viguri (UK), Callum R. Woof, Ruth L. Webster.
Short Oral
Abstract 1639
Enantioselective Halogenation of Alkenes – from Halocyclizations to Intermolecular
Reactions
Ulrich Hennecke (DE).
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E3
Analytical
Techniques,
Properties
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E3-2
78
What Makes the Indium Phosphide Quantum Dots So Special?
Fabien Delpech (FR), Céline Nayral, Bruno Chaudret, Edwin Baquero, Angélique Gillet,
Héloise Virieux, Wilfried-Solo Ojo.
Oral
Abstract 957
In-Situ Sythesis of Copper-Indium-Sulfide-Naonparticles in a Cellulose Matrix for a Semiconductor Hybrid Material
David Reishofer (AT), Heike Ehmann, Sebastian Dust, Thomas Rath, Gregor Trimmel,
Stefan Spirk.
Oral
Abstract 271
Assessment of different coatings for water-solubilization of quantum dots by asymmetrical
flow field-flow fractionation coupled to inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry
Diego Bouzas Ramos (ES), José Manuel Costa Fernández, Jorge Ruiz Encinar, Alfredo
Sanz Medel.
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THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E3
Analytical
Techniques,
Properties
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E3-2
Oral
Abstract 1031
From in-vitro to in-vivo model system for elucidating the mechanisms of toxicity of
CdSe/ZnS quantum dots
Estefania Garcia Calvo (ES), Jose L. Luque Garcia.
Oral
Abstract 1073
Characterization and properties of modified engineered nanoparticles dispersed in environmental and biological media
Elena Badetti (IT), Alessandro Bonetto, Andrea Brunelli, Simona Ortelli, Antonio Marcomini, Magda Blosi, Luca Viale, et al.
Abstract 317
Oral
New approaches for the analysis of nanoparticles by using hydrodynamic separation
techniques
Angel Rios (ES), Mohammed Zougagh, Rosa C. Rodríguez Martín.
Abstract 145
Oral
How to Make Amorphous Carbon Stable: An In Situ XPS and NEXAFS Investigation of
Thermally-Induced Structural Evolution of Amorphous Carbon Surfaces
Filippo Mangolini (UK), James Hilbert, J. Brandon McClimon, Jennifer R. Lukes, Robert
W. Carpick.
Oral keynote Abstract 764
Surface engineering of quantum dots for efficient photocatalytic syngas generation
Moritz F. Kuehnel (UK), David W. Wakerley, Katherine L. Orchard, Erwin Reisner.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
Chair: Ib Chorkendorf
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B1-1
Abstract 768
Oral
New Insights into the Mechanism of Iridium Catalyzed Water Oxidation Driven by
CAN.
Alberto Bucci (IT), Gabriel Menendez Rodriguez, Gianfranco Bellachioma, Cristiano
Zuccaccia, Albert Poater, Luigi Cavallo, Alceo Macchioni.
Oral
Abstract 829
Heterogeneization Strategy Improves the Activity Toward Water Oxidation in a Molecular Copper Catalyst
Pablo Garrido-Barros (ES), Carolina Gimbert-suriñach, Pere Monge, Dooshaye Moonshiram, Victor S. Batista, Antoni Llobet.
Oral
Abstract 419
Evaluation of kinetics of tertiary amines for CO2 capture applications under partial
oxycombustion conditions
Sara Camino (ES), Alberto Gómez, Fernando Vega, Mercedes Cano, Benito Navarrete, Marina Gallego, Esmeralda Portillo.
Oral
Abstract 89
Cu-based gas diffusion electrodes for the electrochemical reduction of CO2 into
hydrocarbons
Iván Merino García (ES), Jonathan Albo Sanchez, Angel Irabien Gulías.
Abstract 1138
Oral
New insight in Artificial Photosynthesis: from inorganic semiconductors to hybrid
multifunctional materials
Víctor Antonio de la Peña O´Shea (AF), Fernando Fresno, Marta Liras, Laura Collado,
Patricia Reñones, Alba Garcia.
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THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
Chair: Ib Chorkendorf
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B1-1
Short Oral
Abstract 841
UV Photochemistry of Pyridine-Water Complex: Evidence of Water Dissociation
Natalia Esteves Lopez (FR), Stéphane Coussan, Christophe Jouvet, Claude Dedonder.
Short Oral
Abstract 701
Nanocatalysts of Titanium Cp-POSS compounds as efficient catalysts for desulphurization processes
Maria Vanessa Tabernero Magro (ES), Gerardo Jiménez Pindado, Tomás Cuenca Agreda, María Mateos-Jaime.
Abstract 907
Short Oral
Mechanistic Insight of Fuels and Chemicals Synthesis from Renewable Biomass
Resources via Decarbonylation-Decarboxylation Route
Ejaz Ahmad (IN), Kamal Kishore Pant.
Responsible Research and Innovation in Chemical Education Workshop.
Convener: Iwona Maciejowska, Jagiellonian University (PL) BAHIA
Oral
Abstract 1433
Developing and Implementing RRI-projects in Academic Science Education
Ria Dolfing (NL), Peter H. J. Wolfs, Jan H. Apotheker.
Abstract 1513
Oral
Introducing Responsible Research and Innovation Issues in Science Lessons Training Materials
Laura Monica Gorghiu (RO), Gabriel Gorghiu.
Abstract 1514
Oral
A Romanian Community of Learners Working for Promoting Responsible Research and Innovation in Various
Educational Settings
Gabriel Gorghiu (RO), Laura Monica Gorghiu.
ERC –Session. BRUSELAS 1
EYCN- (Industrial Day). ROMA
* Project management by experience. A non traditional approach to a traditional topic
* Understanding the pharmaceutical ABC
Oral
Abstract 1721
Project Management by Experience: A non-traditional approach to a traditional topic
Anne McCarthy (DE).
Abstract 1712
Oral
Understanding the pharmaceutical ABC
Fréderique Backaert (BE).
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FLAQ. MADRID 3
Synthesis, Biological Evaluation, and Structure-Activity Relationships of a Series of Benzimidazole Derivatives as Cruzain Inhibitors as anti-Trypanosoma cruzi Agents.
Adriano Andricopulo (BR), Ivani Pauli, Mariana Souza, Rafaela Ferreira, Glaucius Oliva, Marco Dessoy, Luiz
Carlos Dias.
Cu(II) coordination compounds (Casiopeínas), study of mechanism of action: Hydroxyl radicals generation
through the reaction and endogenous thiols Glutathione and Cysteine
Lena Ruiz-Azuara (MX), Ana Luisa Alonso, Juan Carlos Garcia Ramos
Oral keynote
Abstract 708
Cooperation Research Programs and Functional Materials at the University of Regensburg
David Díaz Díaz (DE).
Oral
Abstract 9
Removal of Chloride Ions by Sugarcane Bagasse Activated Carbons
Oral
Abstract 1327
Chusquea quila’s bamboo-derived cellulose nanofibrils (CNF): from biomass to nanotechnology products
Patricia E. Oliveira (CL), William Gacitúa, Ximena Petit-Breuilh, Orlando Rojas.
16:00 -16:30 h
Coffee Break
16:30 -17:15 h
TOPIC PLENARY
THEME E
Materials, Devices and Nanochemistry
THEME E
Materials, Devices and Nanochemistry
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
THEME G
Physical, Analytical and Experimental Methods
in Chemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials, Devices, Technology and
applications
Chair: Liberato Manna
AUDITORIUM 1.
NE. (ES)
Luis M. Liz-Marzán - CIC biomaGU-
Synthesis and Chemical Modifications in Metal
Nanocrystals
AUDITORIUM 3. Peter
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
Topic F1
States of Matter
Chair: E. Campbell
te. (DE)
Seeberger - Max-Planck Institu-
Automated Glycan Assembly as Basis for Molecular Glycobiology, Vaccine Development and
Material Science
AUDITORIUM 2. John
Maier - University of Basel. (CH)
Electronic spectrum of C60+ in the gas-phase
at 6K
MADRID 1. Alfredo Sanz-Medel - University of Oviedo. (ES)
Topic G1
Analytical and Physical Advances on plasma ion sources and mass
Methods
analysers for deeper insights into chemical speChair: Günter Gauglitz
ciation and proteomics
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THEME H
Chemistry
in the Life
Sciences
17:15-18:15 h
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
AUDITORIUM AL ANDALUS. William
Zuercher - University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (USA)
Illuminating the historically understudied kinome with open access chemical probes
PLENARY LECTURE:
Avelino Corma - 2014 Prince of Asturias Award for Technical
and cientific Research. (ES) AUDITORIUM 1
18:15 -19:15 h
POSTER DISCUSSIONS. POSTER AREA - MODULE A
THEME A- Education and Society
THEME B-The Environment, Energy, and Sustainability
THEME C- New Chemical Compounds: Synthesis, Methods and Industrial Processes
THEME D- Catalysis, Industry and Applications
19:15-21:00 h
CAREER NETWORKING RECEPTION
20:30-21:30 h
CONCERT SEVILLE CATHEDRAL
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REGISTRATION
8:00-8:30 h
8:30-9:30 h
PLENARY LECTURE:
Molly M. Stevens - 2016 Clemson Award Winner. (UK)
TOPIC PLENARY
9:35-10:15 h
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds: Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C3
Methods and
Mechanisms
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2
Bio-macromolecules
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
Chair: Maria José Calhorda
Chairs: Roland Sigel
10:15 -10:45 h
gia. (IT)
AUDITORIUM 3.
bruck. (AT)
Ronald Micura - University of Inns-
Chemically modified RNA to explore riboswitch
and ribozyme function
AUDITORIUM 2.
Topic E4:
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
MADRID 1.
Chair: Michele Maggini
Macchioni - University of Peru-
Molecular, heterogenized and hydrotalcite-like
iridium water oxidation catalysts
Topic F4
Innovative Computational Environments
for Molecular Science
Chair: A. Laganà
THEME E
Materials,
Devices and
Nanochemistry
AUDITORIUM 1. Alceo
Gabor Terstyanszky - University of
Westminster. (UK)
European Research Infrastructure for the Chemistry Community
Nazario Martín - Universidad Complutense. (ES)
The role of industrial catalytic technologies in the
evolving oil refining scenario
Coffee Break
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Detailed Sessions
10:45-12:45 h
ORAL SESSIONS
Applications of catalysis to the removal of hazardous pollutants from water
Juan J. Rodriguez (ES).
Oral Abstract 379
Lab-scale ozonation pretreatment of natural and wastewater derived organic
matter
Alexandros Papageorgiou (GR), Dimitra Voutsa, Anastasios Zoumboulis, Stellios
Stylianou, Pavlos Kaffes.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
Chairs: E. Playán, S.
Levine
MADRID 2
ORAL SESSION
B2-3
Oral Abstract 522
Superparamagnetic Fe3O4/CS and Fe3O4/PEG nanoparticles immobilized with
ferrous oxalate as heterogeneous Fenton catalysts
Mariana Neamtu (RO), Claudia Nadejde, Vasile Hodoroaba, Rudolf Schneider, Gabriel Ababei, Ulrich Panne.
Oral Abstract 815
The removal of anionic and cationic dyes by adsorption onto magnetic nanocomposites
Anamaria Todea (RO), Natalia Claudia Buzatu, Maria Elena Radulescu-Grad, Robert
Ianos, Simona Gabriela Muntean.
Oral Abstract 1445
Recycled paper usage in papermaking enhances bacterial activity in process water: Consequences and control strategies
Christophe Neyret (FR), Patrick Huber, Eric Fourest.
Short Oral
Abstract 910
Ionic liquids as green solvents? Analysis of biodegradability and toxicity of imidazolium and choline ILs
Ismael F. Mena (ES), Elena Diaz, Ivan Moreno-Andrade, Juan Jose Rodriguez, Angel F. Mohedano.
Short Oral
Abstract 1024
Evaluation of odor emission during the composting process of different organic
wastes
Manuel Toledo Padron (ES).
84
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Detailed Sessions
P(V) Stabilized Geminal Dianions And Carbenoids, Reactivity With Bh3: Application To
CO2 Reduction
Nicolas Mézailles (FR).
Oral
Abstract 370
Molecluar polyphosphides and polyarsenides of the rare earth elements
Peter Roesky (DE).
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: E. Gallo
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C1-3
Oral
Abstract 838
Unusual carbodiimide deinsertion reactions in novel dialkylboron guanidinate complexes
Alberto Ramos (ES), Pilar Montero, Fernando Carrillo-Hermosilla, Rafael Fernández-Galán, Elena Villaseñor, Antonio Antiñolo, René S. Rojas, et al.
Oral
Abstract 1162
Reactivity and Structure-Building Principles of LiCKOR Base Mixtures in THF
Carsten Strohmann (DE), Ulrike Kroesen, Kathrin Louven, Christian Unkelbach.
Oral
Abstract 1156
New magnesium complexes containing the bulky pentabenzylcyclopentadienyl ligand
Filipe Madeira (PT), Luís F. Veiros, Ana M. Martins.
Oral
Abstract 377
Synthesis of Gallium Sulfide and Gallium Selenide Nanotubes by Long-Chain Amine-Templating
Andrés Seral-Ascaso (IE), Sonia Metel, Anuj Pokle, Claudia Backes, Chuanfang (John)
Zhang, Clive Downing, Karsten Rode, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 436
Zinc(II)- and cadmium(II) iodide complexes with antipyrine and caffeine: structural and
cytotoxic comparative studies
Nataliya Rukk (RU), Lyudmila G. Kuzmina, Andrey N. Streletskii, Galina A. Vorobieva,
Galina A. Davydova, Elena A. Mironova, Alena Yu. Skryabina, et al.
Abstract 277
Short Oral
Luminescent Cell-Penetrating Pentadecanuclear Lanthanide Clusters
Esther Rösch (DE), D.T. Thielemann, A. T. Wagner, D. K. Kölmel, J. G. Heck, B. Rudat,
M. Neumaier, et al.
85
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Comparison of homogeneous and heterogeneous catalyses for eco-efficient
processes in olefin transformation: illustration with nickel-catalyzed ethylene
oligomerization
Damien Delcroix (FR), Breuil Pierre-Alain, Magna Lionel, Olivier-Bourbigou
Helene.
Oral Abstract 49
Stability and activity promoters in medium temperature water gas shift catalysts
Chiara Molinari (IT), Raphael Faure, Giuseppe Fornasari, Daniel Gary, Carlo Lucarelli, Nicola Schiaroli, Angelo Vaccari.
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D1
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Chair: Gabriele Centi
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D1-1
Oral Abstract 931
Olefin copolymerization by metallocene and non-metallocene catalysts: recent
advances in modelling copolymerization statistics
Francesco Zaccaria (IT), Christian Ehm, Peter H. M. Budzelaar, Vincenzo Busico.
Oral Abstract 1623
Continous flow semihydrogenation of acetylene alcohols in a microreactor coated
with palladium bimetallic supported catalysts
Elena Pérez Barrado (UK), Alex O. Ibhadon.
Oral Abstract 1243
Applications of pulsed Electron Paramagnetic Resonance spectroscopy to the
identification of vanadyl complexes in asphaltene molecules
Ben Tayeb Karima (FR), Vezin Hervé, Delpoux Olivier.
Short Oral
Abstract 687
Alkylation of benzene with 1-dodecene with boron substituted nano-beta catalysts
María José Franco Garrido (ES), Jesús Lázaro, Javier Pelaez, Claudia Ceña-López,
Enrique Sastre, Carlos Márquez-Álvarez.
Short Oral
Abstract 855
Effect of Polymeric Stabilizers on Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis Catalyzed by Cobalt
Nanoparticles supported on TiO2
Jorge Alonso Delgado Delgado (ES), Carmen Claver, Cyril Godard, Daniel Curulla-Ferre, Vitordomsky.
Short Oral
Abstract 1689
Metal-Free Ammonia–Borane Dehydrogenation Catalyzed by a Bis(borane) Lewis
Acid
Zhenpin Lu (DE).
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Detailed Sessions
Glycomics and biomaterials for regenerative medicine: tuning cell fate by carbohydrate-modified surfaces
Laura Cipolla (IT), Laura Russo, Antonella Sgambato, Roberto Guizzardi.
Oral Abstract 814
Degradation in Li-O2 batteries
Marco Carboni (IT), Sergio Brutti, Andrea Giacomo Marrani, Riccardo Spezia.
Oral Abstract 1539
Simulation Of Hyper Crossed Linked Micro-porous Polymer
Pierre Fayon (UK), Abbie Trewin.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E1-3
Oral Abstract 1581
In-depth investigation on the formation of metastable titania bronze phase in ionic
liquids
Pascal Vöpel (DE), Stefan Zahn, Doreen Mollenhauer, Bernd Smarsly.
Oral Abstract 1021
Solution Layer Deposition: A liquid ALD technique to graft metal oxide layers on
Silica Substrate
Pierre Fau (FR), Jeremy Cure, Kilian Piettre, Yannick Coppel, Eric Beche, Jerome
Esvan, Vincent Colliere, et al.
Oral Abstract 686
Synthesis of new oxysulfide nanoparticles with tunable optical and magnetic properties.
Clément Larquet (FR), Sophie Carenco, David Portehault, Benedikt Lassalle, Andrea
Gauzzi, Clément Sanchez.
Abstract 27
Short Oral
Titanium Oxynitride Nanoribbons: Synthesis and Characterization
Polona Umek (SI), Melita Sluban, Carla Bittencourt, Jože Buh, Zvnonko Jaglicic, Aleš
Mrzel, Marie-Helene Delville, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1607
Mixed-metal oxides and mixed-metal nitrides – similarities and differences
Maria Grazia Francesconi (UK).
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Detailed Sessions
Dynamic Metal-Organic Frameworks: design and properties of responsive magnetic
materials
Guillermo Minguez Espallargas (ES), Nestor Calvo Galve, Javier Lopez-Cabrelles, Julia
Miguel-Donet, Monica Gimenez-Marques, Eugenio Coronado.
Oral
Abstract 517
A computational reconnaissance of the stability and electronic structure of trivalent
metal Keggin cations: two case studies.
Nuno A. G. Bandeira (ES), May Nyman, Jürgen Schnack, Kim Dunbar, Carles Bo.
Oral
Abstract 747
Ultrathin Films of Electronically active Metal−Organic Frameworks
Víctor Rubio Giménez (ES), Sergio Tatay, Carlos Martí Gastaldo, Eugenio Coronado.
THEME F
Topic F1
States of Matters
Chair: A. Forment
BRUSELAS 2
ORAL SESSION
F2-1
Oral
Abstract 1533
Toward a rational design of single molecule magnets: Spin-phonon coupling mechanisms at atomistic scales from first-principles
Alessandro Lunghi (IE), Federico Totti, Roberta Sessoli, Stefano Sanvito.
Abstract 1603
Oral
Multifunctional hybrid coordination networks based on imidazolium multicarboxylate
salts and 4f elements.
Pierre Farger (FR), Pierre Farger, Mathieu Gallart, Salia Cherifi, Guillaume Rogez, Emilie
Delahaye, Pierre Rabu.
Abstract 1049
Short Oral
Heterometallic MOFs: a new class of efficient solid catalysts
Mónica Giménez-Marqués (FR), Farid Nouar, Alejandra Santiago-Portillo, Sergio Navalón, Mercedes Álvaro, Hermenegildo García, Christian Serre.
Abstract 1344
Short Oral
A molecular Er3+ magnet: Correlation between structural, magnetic and luminescent
properties
Pablo Martín-Ramos (ES), Laura C.J. Pereira, Joana T. Coutinho, Florian Koprowiak,
Hélène Bolvin, Víctor Lavin, Inocencio R. Martín, et al.
Abstract 1387
Short Oral
Compartmentalized coordination polymers: new systems to combine gas sorption with
magnetic bistabillity
Néstor Calvo Galve (ES), Guillermo Mínguez Espallargas, Mónica Giménez-Marqués,
Eugenio Coronado.
Abstract 1398
Short Oral
Solvent-free synthesis of the magnetic iron(II) analogue of ZIF-8
Javier López Cabrelles (ES), Guillermo Mínguez Espallargas, Eugenio Coronado.
88
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Lipid and steroid hormone screening in a clinical setting using high resolution separations and mass spectrometry
Jonas Bergquist (CH).
Oral
Abstract 279
Rational design of allosteric controlled DNA-based nanodevices: from sensing to drug
delivery
Alessandro Porchetta (IT), Francesco Ricci, Alexis Vallèe Belisle, Kevin Plaxco.
Oral
Abstract 621
DNA nanoswitches based on triple-helix
Andrea Idili (IT), Kevin Plaxco, Alexis Vallée-Bélisle, Francesco Ricci.
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G1
Analytical and
Physical Methods
Chairs: Jonas Bergquist,
Günter Gauglitz
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G1-3
Oral
Abstract 940
Ni-based disposable electrochemical sensor platforms for medical diagnostics
Emiliano Martínez-Periñán (ES), Mónica Revenga-Parra, Belén Moreno-Mata, Félix
Zamora, Félix Pariente, Encarnación Lorenzo.
Oral
Abstract 163
Analytical strategies to address the fate of iron oxide nanoparticles used as iron supplements in clinical therapy.
Maria Montes Bayón (ES), Jenifer Garcia, Daniel Turiel, Elisa Blanco, Joerg Bettmer,
Alfredo San-Medel.
Oral
Abstract 669
Silica nanoparticles-nylon 6 composite for the in-syringe d-µSPE of estrogens from urine
samples by HPLC-MS/MS
Emilia Mª Reyes Gallardo (ES), Rafael Lucena, Soledad Cardenas, Miguel Valcarcel.
Short Oral
Abstract 575
Comparison of spectrophotometric methods for evaluation the antioxidant capacity of
non-wood forest products (NWFPs)
Paulina Dróżdż (PL), Krystyna Pyrzyńska.
Short Oral
Abstract 668
Determination of chlorophenols in human urine by d-μ-SPE extraction coupled to GC/MS
Maria Teresa Garcia Valverde (ES), Rafael Lucena, Soledad Cárdenas, Miguel Valcárcel.
Short Oral
Abstract 1379
Synthesis and characterization of molecularly imprinted polymers (mips) for cocaine and
metabolites assessment and application in human urine samples
Juan Sánchez Gonzalez (ES), Maria del Pilar Chantada Vázquez, Elena Peña Vazquez,
Ana Bermejo Barrera, Pilar Bermejo Barrera, Antonio Moreda Piñeiro.
89
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Sofosbuvir: Discovery of a breakthrough curative therapy for the treatment of HCV
Michael J Sofia (US).
Oral
Abstract 155
Glycodendritic structures as anti-infective agents
Javier Rojo (ES), Ana Sousa-Herves, Noelia de la Cruz, José Juan Reina, F. Javier Ramos-Soriano, Joanna Luczkowiak, Rafael Delgado.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Chair: Roberto Pellicciari
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H1-1
Oral
Abstract 1275
Targeting tuberculosis by inhibiting the Mtb cholesterol oxidase CYP125
Madeline E. Kavanagh (UK), Anthony G. Coyne, Kirsty J. McLean, Andrew W. Munro,
Chris Abell.
Oral
Abstract 1604
A targeting strategy for a new peptide entry inhibitor with anti-HIV-1 activity
María José Gómara (ES), Anna Paús, Ignacio Pérez, Víctor Sánchez-Merino, Eloísa Yuste, Josep Maria Gatell, Isabel Haro.
Abstract 1145
Oral
Anti-Breast Cancer Activities of Anti-Angiogenic Diphenyl Ethers Derived from Lichens:
Collatolic and Alectoronic Acids
Mehmet Varol (TR), Mehmet Candan.
Oral
Abstract 1220
Translating transition metal catalysis into living cells
María Tomás Gamasa (ES).
Abstract 1290
Short Oral
Counteract influenza A by blocking PA-PB1 protein-protein interaction with the aid of
molecular modelling.
Iuni Margaret Laura Trist (IT), Giulio Nannetti, Cristina Tintori, Anna Lucia Fallacara,
Davide Deodato, Ilaria, Beatrice Mercorelli, et al.
Abstract 917
Short Oral
Synthetic Studies Towards Zn(II)-Bisdipicolylamine (Zn2BDPA) Complex Bearing Porphyrin Derivatives as Targeted Antibacterial Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) Agents
Serhan Türky|lmaz (TR).
Abstract 100
Short Oral
Total Synthesis and Discovery of Phytofurans in Plants
Camille Oger (FR).
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Oral keynote
Abstract 269
Catalytic Reversible Alkene-Nitrile Interconversion through Controllable Transfer Hydrocyanation
Bill Morandi (DE).
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
Chair: Anna Company
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C4-3
Oral
Abstract 625
(Trans)Forming C-N Bonds with Copper Catalysis
Silvia Diez-Gonzalez (UK).
Oral
Abstract 251
Continuous-flow catalytic, stereoselective synthesis in micro and mesoreactors
Sergio Rossi (IT), Alessandra Puglisi, Maurizio Benaglia.
Oral
Abstract 1001
Simple and efficient catalytic systems for arylation of olefins with silanes and boronic
acids
Anna Trzeciak (PL), Ewelina Silarska.
Abstract 661
Oral
Chemical fixation of carbon dioxide into cyclic carbonates catalysed by heteroscorpionate complexes
Jose Antonio Castro Osma (ES), Javier Martínez, Agustín Lara-Sánchez, Antonio Otero,
Juan Fernández-Baeza, Juan Tejeda, Carlos Alonso-Moreno, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 739
Visible-light driven water oxidation by a molecular manganese vanadium oxide cluster
Benjamin Schwarz (DE), Carsten Streb.
Short Oral
Abstract 267
One-pot oxidation/C-H bond functionalization employing two different transition metal
catalysts
Rafael Gramage-Doria (FR), Christian Bruneau.
Abstract 431
Short Oral
Highly Enantioselective Synthesis of Chiral Homobenzylic Esters using Hydrogenation
Reactions
Félix León (ES), Pedro J. Gonzalez, Inmaculada Arribas, Miguel Rubio, Sergio E. García-Garrido, Victorio Cadierno, Antonio Pizzano.
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Detailed Sessions
Oral keynote
Abstract 796
Achieving Inherenlty Chiral Electroanalysis on Chiral and Achiral Electrodes
Serena Arnaboldi (IT), Patrizia Roma Mussini, Tiziana Benincori, Simona Rizzo, Francesco Sannicolò.
Oral
Abstract 533
Iron carbide nanoparticles for the magnetically induced hydrogenation of carbon dioxide
to methane
Alexis Bordet (FR), Carrey Julian, Soulantika Katerina, Chaudret Bruno.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E3
Analytical
Techniques,
Properties
MADRID 3
ORAL SESSION
E3-3
Oral
Abstract 1662
Electrochemical synthesis of Pt nanoparticles under pulsed infra-red (IR) laser conditions: An investigation of the effect of temperature
Haytham Hussein (UK), Lingcong Meng, Julie Macpherson.
Oral
Abstract 225
Pore Confinement of Pt-Co Nanoparticles for Increased Fuel Cell Performance
Johannes Knossalla (DE), Enrico Pizzutillo, Karl J. J. Mayerhofer, Ferdi Schueth.
Abstract 889
Oral
Optimization of the synthesis of Magnetic Nanoparticles by Solid Sampling High Resolution Continuum Source Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry and Multi-Response Surface Methodology
Elisa Isabel Vereda Alonso (ES), M. Mar López Guerrero, Amparo García de Torres, José
Manuel Cano Pavón, M. Teresa Siles Cordero.
Abstract 1489
Oral
Ultrasound-assisted synthesis of homogeneous nickel nanoparticles: Magnetic characterization and evaluation on catalytic methanation of CO2
Esteban Vargas Rojas (CL), Manuel Romero-Sáez, Juliano C. Denardin, Francisco Gracia.
Oral
Abstract 149
Multi-stage control of anion binding affinity and selectivity in a light- and heat-responsive bis-urea receptor
Sander J. Wezenberg (NL), Matea Vlatkovic, Ben L. Feringa.
CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY DEBATE. AUDITORIUM 2
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
Chair: James Durrant
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B1-2
The Versatility of Mesoscopic Solar Cells
Anders Hagfeldt (CH).
Oral
Abstract 560
Photopolymers as Emerging Advanced Materials for Sustainable Conversion and Storage Energy Devices
Federico Bella (IT), Gianmarco Griffini, Francesca Colò, Jijeesh Nair, George Leftheriotis, Stefano Turri, Anders Hagfeldt, et al.
Oral
Abstract 125
Microwave enhanced Catalytic Wet Peroxide Oxidation. Role of catalytic supports.
Alicia L. Garcia-Costa (ES), Juan A. Zazo, Jose A. Casas, Juan J. Rodriguez.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Oral
Abstract 1197
Aqueous electrolytes: a possible breakthrough toward DSSCs widespread commercialization
Simone Galliano (IT), Federico Bella, Claudio Gerbaldi, Claudia Barolo, Guido Viscardi.
Oral
Abstract 300
Beyond Lithium: exploring suitable metals for energy storage
Willem de Lange (NL).
Abstract 816
Short Oral
The effect of oxygen on photocatalytic water reduction with a ruthenium(imidazolium)
chromophore and a cobaloxime catalyst
Lydia Petermann (DE), Robert Staehle, T. David Pilz, Maxim Pfeifer, Christian Reichardt, Maria Wächtler, Jürgen Popp, et al.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
Chair: James Durrant
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B1-2
Short Oral
Abstract 1114
Multifunctional Catalytic System for Improved Hydrogen Production from Ammonia
Borane
Noemi Linares (ES), Rodrigo Gil-San Millán, Aida Grau-Atienza, Javier Garcia-Martinez.
Abstract 1462
Short Oral
Quantum and Classical Molecular Dynamics of Ionic Liquids Electrolytes for Na/Li-based Batteries: Molecular Origins of the Conductivity Behavior
Jose Manuel Vicent-Luna (ES), Jose Manuel Ortiz-Roldan, Said Hamad, Ramon Tena-Zaera, Sofía Calero, Juan Antonio Anta.
Abstract 288
Short Oral
Paving the way for methane hydrate formation on metal-organic framework (MOFs)
Mirian Elizabeth Casco (ES), Manuel Martinez-Escandell, Francisco Rodriguez-Reinoso,
Enrique Ramos-Fernandez, Joaquín Silvestre-Albero.
Short Oral
Abstract 406
Design of Highly Efficient All-Solid-State Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
Habib Ullah (UK).
Short Oral
Abstract 1666
Solar Energy Conversion – Excited State Proton-Coupled Electron Transfer (PCET) as
Promising Pathway
Andrea Pannwitz (CH).
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
Chair: Uri Banin
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-1
Superstructures from colloidal nanocrystals
Alexander Eychmüller (DE).
Oral Abstract 1536
Theoretical study of the stability of template-grown, ordered metal nanofoams
Jose Manuel Ortiz-Roldan (ES), A. Rabdel Ruiz-Salvador, Salvador R. G. Balestra, Sofía
Calero, Elena García-Pérez, Francisco Montero-Chacón, Richard Catlow, et al.
Oral Abstract 745
Self-assembling of nanoparticles
Valérie Marchi (FR), Pascale Even Hernandez, Thomas Bizien, Cyrille Hamon, Aurélien
Dif, Etienne Henry, Marie Postic.
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Oral Abstract 1081
Out-of-equilibrium operation and disassembly of artificial microtubules
Tibor Kudernac (NL).
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-1
Oral Abstract 1357
Wavelength-scale patterning of colloidal quantum-dot assemblies: a building block
approach to integrated photonics.
Ferry Prins (CH).
Oral Abstract 394
Nanoarchitectured Metal Ferrite Materials for Efficient Solar to Chemical Energy Conversion (Artificial Photosynthesis)
Asif Ali Tahir (UK), Govinder Pawar, Bandar Alfaifi, Habib Ullah, Tapas K. Mallick.
Short Oral
Abstract 523
Hierarchical nanoplatforms for high-performance enzyme biocatalysis under denaturing
conditions
Moisés Pérez-Lorenzo (ES), Elena González-Domínguez, Miguel Comesaña-Hermo, Rosalía
Mariño-Fernández, Benito Rodríguez-González, Raul Arenal, Verónica Salgueiriño, et al.
Abstract 1658
Short Oral
Stimuli-responsive mesoporous silica nanoparticles for theranostics
Carmen L. Gomez (PT), Carina Crucho, Carlos Baleizão, José Paulo Farinha.
EYCN (Academy Day). ROMA
* The Third Way: Becoming an Academic Entrepreuner
*Designing scientific presentations - a toolbox for researches
The third way: becoming an academic entrepreneur
Javier Garcia-Martinez (ES).
Oral
Abstract 1707
Designing scientific presentations: a toolbox for researchers
Industrial Program. RONDA / BAHIA
SUSCHEM BROKERAGE EVENT
9:15-12:45 / 14:00-17:15 h.
12:45- 14:00 h
LUNCH
12:45-14:00 h
Master Class - LUNCH. Silvio Aime (IT) MADRID 1
12:45-14:00 h
EYCN – CV Clinic LUNCH. LISBOA
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14:00-16:00 h
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A2
Chemistry, Society and
Public Engagement
Chair: E. Caponetti
MADRID 3
ORAL SESSION
A2-1
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A2
Chemistry, Society and
Public Engagement
Chair: es E. Varella
BRUSELAS 3
ORAL SESSION
A2-2
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
Chair: J. Rodríguez
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B2-4
ORAL SESSIONS
Oral keynote
Abstract 1234
Chemistry, a creative and culture-defining human activity requiring ethical guidelines
Hartmut Frank (DE).
Oral keynote
Abstract 474
Applied Ethics – from transforming matter to transforming society
Hans W. Steisslinger (DE).
Oral
Abstract 1814
Chemistry with and for Society: Cultural Heritage Conservation
Juan Antonio Madrid-Mendoza (ES), Ana Martínez-Arredondo.
Oral
Abstract 871
Chemistry and Disarmament: Challenges and Opportunities
Jonathan Forman (NL), Bradly Miller.
Invited Speaker
Abstract 320
Using MOOCs For Teaching Analytical Chemistry
Ivo Leito (EE), Irja Helm, Lauri Jalukse.
Oral keynote
Abstract 1016
The use of prototypes to avoid chemophobia in society
Ángel Serrano Casero (ES), Juan Carlos de Haro Sánchez, Jesús Alberto Martín del
Campo Martín Consuegra, Irene Izarra Pérez, Anna Szczotok, Cristina Gutiérrez Muñoz,
Manuel Salvador Carmona Franco.
Oral keynote
Abstract 526
School of Science Uja. New proposal from University of Jaen to approach Science to
young students
Alfonso Alejo (ES), Antonio Marchal, Paloma Arranz, Maria Fontecha.
Oral
Abstract 234
Reach, CLP and Biocides Regulations
Carlos Fazendeiro (DE).
Modernization of irrigation systems: technology, water use, production and pollution
Enrique Playán (ES), Farida Dechmi, Isidoro Daniel.
Abstract 2
Oral
Preparation of Sn-TiO2/Laponite and Photocatalytic Activity in Rhodamine B Photodegradation
Is Fatimah Nugraha (ID), Septian P Yudha.
Oral
Abstract 21
New methods for the detection of environmental toxicants in anthropogenically- and naturally-contaminated environments
Mindy Levine (US)
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Detailed Sessions
Oral
Abstract 36
The effect of alkali silane treatments on natural fibers properties: study of the interface
Date palm fiber/Epoxy
Abdessamad Oushabi (MA), Said Sair, Younes Abboud, Omar Tanane, Abdeslam El Bouari.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B2
Environment and
Natural Resources
Management
Chair: J. Rodríguez
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B2-4
Oral
Abstract 1527
Experiment and numerical simulation of Phosphorus transport in soils irrigated with municipal Wastewater
Ali Erfani Agah (BE), Patrick Meire, Eric De Deckere.
Abstract 248
Oral
Complete transformation of hazardous aluminium waste into an adsorbent zeolitic material
for water remediation
Ruth Sánchez Hernández (ES), Aurora López Delgado, Isabel Padilla, Sol López Andrés.
Short Oral
Abstract 376
Environmentally sustainable paving solutions
Vicente Pérez Mena (ES), Marimar Colas Victoria.
Abstract 1252
Short Oral
An LC-MS method for the speciation of Cr (III) complexes with polycarboxylic acids
occurring in tannery wastewaters
Sara Bogialli (IT), Iolemaria Di Gangi, Paolo Pastore, Valerio Di Marco, Denis Badocco.
Abstract 170
Short Oral
Sustainable Packaging Materials: A Multivector Assessment
Itsaso Leceta (ES), Jone Uranga, Koro de la Caba, Pedro Guerrero.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: J. G. Planas
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C1-4
96
Oral keynote
Abstract 229
Versatile supports for catalytically active metal clusters
Ruaraidh McIntosh (UK).
Oral
Abstract 369
Diels Alder cyclization vs Michael polymerization: subtle substituent modifications of an
aluminium catalyst triggered dramatic changes in the chemistry of cyclopentenone
Dragoslav Vidovic (SG).
Oral
Abstract 322
Unusual reaction pathways and intramolecular interactions in chelating sigma-aryl and
related post-metallocenes
Michael C. W. Chan (HK).
Oral
Abstract 694
Silica-grafted rare earth catalysts: synthesis, characterization and application to formation of C-C bond
Tom Vancompernolle (FR), Frédérique Pourpoint, Laurent Delevoye, Régis Gauvin.
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Detailed Sessions
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: J. G. Planas
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C1-4
Oral
Abstract 1370
Spin-Crossover in a Pseudo-Tetrahedral Bis(Formazanate) Iron Complex
Edwin Otten (NL), Raquel Travieso-Puente, Onno Broekman, Mu-Chieh Chang, Serhiy
Demeshko, Franc Meyer.
Oral
Abstract 906
Dissymmetric bis(dipyrrinato)zinc(II) complexes: rich variety and bright red to near-infrared luminescence with a large pseudo stokes shift
Toshiki Iwashima (JP), Ryota Sakamoto, Hiroshi Nishihara.
Short Oral
Abstract 114
Molecular Iron(II)-Siloxides with Square-Planar FeO4 Units as Molecular Variants of
Natural and Synthetic Iron-Silicates
Denise Pinkert (DE), Serhiy Demeshko, Fabian Schax, Beatrice Braun, Franc Meyer,
Christian Limberg.
Short Oral
Abstract 286
Amino-Ferrocenyl-Based Chiral Siloxide Ligands
Christopher Golz (DE).
A vision on the future of sustainable chemical and energy vectors production from the
S&T roadmap on catalysis for Europe
Gabriele Centi (IT), Siglinda Perathoner, Silvia Gross.
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D1
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Chair: Damien Delcroix
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D1-2
Oral Abstract 1169
Metal complexes bearing ONONu ligands as highly active catalysts in carbon dioxide
and epoxide coupling reactions
Mónica Viciano Miralles (ES), Bianca K. Muñoz, Manuel López, Mónica García, Carmen
Claver.
Oral Abstract 1425
Glycerol as a platform molecule: scaling and shaping of basic catalysts for selective
etherification and esterification
Joel Barrault (FR), Sabine Valange, Matte Sivaiah, Didier Tournigant, Francois Garcia,
Marco Daturi, Vanessa Blasin-Aube, et al.
Oral Abstract 401
Enabling CO2 re-use – Innovation in the chemical and polymer industry
Niklas Meine (DE), Christoph Gürtler, Jochen Norwig, Jens Langanke, Stefanie Eiden,
Jean Pascal Schulte, Natalie Rahmen, et al.
Oral Abstract 1587
Gold catalysts for VCM production via acetylene hydrochlorination: Investigation of the
active species
Grazia Malta (GB), Xi Liu, Marco Conte, David Elias, David Morgan, Simon Freakley,
Peter Johnston, et al.
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Detailed Sessions
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D1
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Chair: Damien Delcroix
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D1-2
Short Oral
Abstract 1451
Catalytic activity of defect-engineered wide-pore Zr-containing MOF-808 materials
H. Hilmar Mautschke (ES), Francisco G. Cirujano, Francesc X. Llabrés i Xamena.
Short Oral
Abstract 1646
Biorefinery Lignin - Valorization of By-Product from Bioethanol Production
Chiara Francesca Carrozza (IT).
Short Oral
Abstract 1458
Diastereoselective Povarov synthesis of quinolines over Zr-containing UiO-66-type MOFs
Victor L. Rechac (ES).
Short Oral
Abstract 1369
Liquid-phase aerobic oxidation of Cumene over bimetallic MOFs
Anna Nowacka (ES), Olivia Deresteau, Francesc X. Llabrés i Xamena, Avelino Corma.
Rationalising the Structure and Properties of Porous Organic Polymer
Supercapacitors
Abbie Trewin (UK).
Oral
Abstract 799
From directed molecular assembly to design of 2D layered materials
Haralampos Miras (GB), Hong-Ying Zang, De-Liang Long, Jamie Purcell, James
McAllister, Lee Cronin.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E1-4
Oral
Abstract 640
Novel phosphaphenalene derivatives: A non-catalyzed protocol to access fused
phosphorus heterocycles
Carlos Romero Nieto (DE), Alicia López Andarias, Philip Hindenberg, Carolina Egler
Lucas.
Oral
Abstract 1590
2D Molecular Bilayer Conductors, (CNB-EDT-TTF)4X
Sandra Rabaça (PT).
Abstract 986
Oral
Oxygen insertion into the empty channels of FeSb2O4-related materials
Colin Greaves (UK), Ben de Laune, Frank Berry, Thomas Hansen, Charles Johnson.
Oral
Abstract 1460
Solid State Packing Control in Materials for Solar Cells
Flavia Pop (UK), David Amabilino.
Short Oral
Abstract 1303
Synthesis and electronic properties of TPD-based pus-pull-push type dye and
oligomer
Rajen Kundu (US).
Short Oral
Abstract 616
Group 11 metallomesogens based in triphenylene-carbene structures
Ana Beatriz Miguel Coello (ES), Pablo Espinet Rubio, Manuel Bardají Luna, Silverio
Coco Cea.
Abstract 84
Short Oral
Synthesis of LiMxMn2-xO4 (M:Mn,Co, Ni, Cr) via a simple reflux technique and
their microstructures
Dyah Purwaningsih (ID).
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Organic ambipolar semiconductors for TFT applications
Rocio Ponce Ortiz (ES), Iratxe Arrechea-Marcos, Guzman Lopez-Espejo, Jose Luis Segura, J. Teodomiro Lopez Navarrete.
Abstract 215
Oral
Liquid crystalline dendritic metalloporphyrins formed via ‘click’ chemistry: Light-harvesting and hole-transporting systems
Alberto Concellón (ES), Joaquín Barberá, Mercedes Marcos, Pilar Romero, José Luis
Serrano, Roberto Termine, Attilio Golemme.
THEME F
Topic F2
Properties of
Materials
Abstract 574
Oral
Ionic Ir(III) Complexes as Electroluminescent Materials for Light-Emitting Devices:
Emission Color and Efficiency
Enrique Ortí (ES).
Oral
Abstract 1128
Towards new phosphors for solid state lighting applications.
Colmont Marie (FR).
Chair: G. Espallargas
BRUSELAS 2
Abstract 1183
Oral
Small Molecule Semiconductors based on Nitrogen-doped Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Aurelio Mateo-Alonso (ES).
ORAL SESSION
F2-2
Oral
Abstract 1400
DFT Modeling of 3D n-Type Heteroacene Semiconductors
Leighton Jones (UK).
Short Oral
Abstract 955
Efficient Electron Transfer Process through hydrogen bond in a porphyrin-SWCNT Hybrid
Sonia Vela Gallego (ES), Laura Rodriguez Perez, Carmen Atienza Castellanos, Nazario
Martín León.
Abstract 1430
Short Oral
Photoelectron Angular Distributions in Free Silica Nanoparticles used as a Probe for
Photoelectron Scattering Processes
Egill Antonsson (DE), Burkhard Langer, Ina Halfpap, Jacqueline Gottwald, Eckart Rühl.
Short Oral
Abstract 1497
How smart can a smart window be?
João Sotomayor (PT), Ana Mouquinho.
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in Chemistry
Topic G1
Analytical and
Physical Methods
Chairs: Romà Tauler,
George Horvai
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G1-4
Chemometric methods for the analysis of high throughput omics analytical data
Roma Tauler (ES).
Oral
Abstract 1333
Imaging reflectometric interference: A tool for highly parallelized biomolecular interaction analysis
Guenter Gauglitz (DE), Barbara Schwarz, Oliver Bleher, Guenther Proll.
Oral
Abstract 425
Selectivity in analytical chemistry and in chemometry
George Horvai (HU), Dorko Zsanett, Verbic Tatjana
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Detailed Sessions
Oral
Abstract 1286
Data analysis methods in lipidomics and some applications
Eva Gorrochategui (ES), Sílvia Lacorte, Francis L. Martin, Romà Tauler.
Oral
Abstract 58
Investigation of organic reactions with microchip liquid beam desorption mass spectrometry
Sandra Schulze (DE), Maik Pahl, Ferdinand Stolz, Johannes Appun, Bernd Abel, Christoph Schneider, Detlev Belder.
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in Chemistry
Topic G1
Analytical and
Physical Methods
Chairs: Romà Tauler,
George Horvai
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G1-4
Abstract 85
Short Oral
Espalinea. An internet application for the spectrophotometric chemical analysis with
database.
Fernando Valcarce (ES).
Short Oral
Abstract 680
Targeted screening of substances in whole blood samples by LC-MS-QTRAP in drug
facillitated sexual assault (dfsa) cases
Pablo Prego Meleiro (ES), Carmen García Ruiz, Gemma García Montalvo, Begoña Bravo
Serrano, Sara Ayuso Tejedor, Mª Carmen Megía Morales, Óscar Quintela Jorge.
Abstract 1191
Short Oral
Novel label arrays for detection of food product authenticity and origin
Sari Pihlasalo (FI), Harri Härmä.
Abstract 1632
Short Oral
Molecular studies of the sandarac resin by solid state 13C NMR
Inna Kononenko (FR), Christian Bonhomme, Philippe Walter, Laurence de Viguerie,
Sophie Rochut.
Abstract 1675
Short Oral
Automatic evaluation of peroxidase activity using different substrates under a micro
sequential injection analysis/lab-on-valve (µSIA-LOV) format
Marieta L. C. Passos (PT), Diana Costa, Ana M. O. Azevedo, M. Lúcia M. F. S. Saraiva.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Chairs: Roberto
Pellicciari BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H1-2
100
Erasing Epigenetic Erasers: Studies with Histone Deacetylases and Demethylases
A Ganesan (UK).
Oral
Abstract 301
Synthesis of the histone deacetylase inhibitor Largazole and a complex library of
analogs for therapeutic utility
Christine E. Dunne (US), Le Zhao, Robert M. Williams.
Abstract 933
Oral
Identification of keys structural determinants for selectivity in the design of potent
apicomplexa HDAC inhibitors
Mohamed Dit Mady Traore (FR), Yung - Sing Wong, Hélène Jamet.
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Oral
Abstract 942
Anti-HIV activity of synthetic receptors for mannosides. Carbohydrate binding agents
targeting the glycans of viral gp120
Oscar Francesconi (IT), Cristina Nativi, Gabriele Gabrielli, Irene De Simone, Sam
Noppen, Jan Balzarini, Sandra Liekens, et al.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Chairs: Roberto
Pellicciari BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H1-2
Oral
Abstract 1096
Structure-Activity Relationships of a Novel Series of Urotensin-II and URP Peptidomimetic Derivatives
Francesco Merlino (IT), Ali Munaim Yousif, Salvatore Di Maro, Diego Brancaccio,
Alfonso Carotenuto, Emma Mitidieri, Etienne Billard, et al.
Abstract 187
Oral
Dynamic expression of multivalency in DNA recognition
Ulrich Sebastien (FR).
Short Oral
Abstract 1019
Chemical tools to identify cancer-specific DNA methyltransferase partners: towards novel
anticancer epitargets
Marie Lopez (FR), Dany Pechalrieu, Fanny Assémat, Dominique Guianvarch, Daniel
Dauzonne, Paola B. Arimondo.
Abstract 1475
Short Oral
Metal interactions with peptide fragments from Parkinson’s disease genes
Maria Luisa Ganadu (IT), Maria Antonietta Zoroddu, Serenella Medici, Massimiliano
Peana, Giancarlo Simula, Giuseppe Puccio.
Short Oral
Abstract 1467
Unravelling the molecular determinants of the alternative splicing labyrinth
Glenn Burley (UK), Ian Eperon Eperon, Cyril dominguez Dominguez, Antoine Clery Clery.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
Chair: Armido Studer
MADRID 2
ORAL SESSION
C4-4
Selective hydrogenation of carbon dioxide to formamides in biphasic solvent systems
Arno Behr (DE), René Kuhlmann, Anna Prüllage.
Oral
Abstract 794
Imidate ligands as Salen and porphyrin analogues for asymmetric transition metal catalysis:
Synthesis and evaluation
Pieter Janssens (BE), Timothy Noël, Jan Goeman, Johan Van der Eycken.
Abstract 1107
Oral
Multifunctional Ruthenium/Lewis Acid Complexes for the Activation of Small Molecules
Christoph Malbertz (DE), Walter Leitner, Jürgen Klankermayer.
Oral
Abstract 1208
Copper(II) complexes derived from N-carboxymethyl and N-carboxyethyl amino acids as catalysts for the asymmetric oxidative coupling of 2-naphthol
Pedro Adão (PT), Sónia Barroso, Carlos Teixeira, M. Fernanda N. N. Carvalho, Maxim L. Kuznetsov, João Costa Pessoa.
Abstract 243
Oral
Transfer Hydrosilylation
Antoine Simonneau (FR), Martin Oestreich.
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THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
Chair: Armido Studer
MADRID 2
ORAL SESSION
C4-4
Oral
Abstract 854
Novel Pt(II) Coordination Complexes as Visible Light Photocatalysts for the Oxidation of
Sulfides in Batch and Flow
Silvia Cabrera (ES), Antonio Casado-Sánchez, Rocío Gómez-Ballesteros, Francisco Tato,
Francisco J. Soriano, Gustavo Pascual-Coca, José Alemán.
Short Oral
Abstract 487
2-Aryl-acetamides as versatile precursors for 3-aminoisocoumarine and homophthalimide
derivatives. Pd-catalyzed cascade double carbonylation reactions
José-Antonio García-López (ES), Roberto Frutos-Pedreño.
Short Oral
Abstract 1406
Visible Light Mediated Reductive Cleavage of C-O Bonds Accessing a-Substituted Aryl
Ketones
Elisabeth Speckmeier (DE).
Sustainable Catalysis - Concepts and Applications
Magnus Rueping (DE).
Oral
Abstract 928
Asymmetric Catalysis for the Activation of Functionalised Isonitriles: Enantio- and Diastereoselective Synthesis of Oxazolines and Imidazolines
Allegra Franchino (UK), Jack Chapman, Darren Dixon.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C2
Carbon based Compounds
Chair: R. F. Fernández
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C2-2
Oral
Abstract 449
Asymmetric Anion-π Catalysis in Cascade Processes: Synthetic Access to Highly functionalized Cyclohexanols
Le Liu (CH), Yoann Cotelle, Naomi Sakai, Stefan Matile.
Oral
Abstract 81
Synthesis of polycyclic ethers by tandem Bi(III)-catalyzed cyclisations
Elisabet Dunach (FR).
Short Oral
Abstract 461
Rh-Catalyzed [2+2+2] Cycloadditions of Diynes with Baylis-Hillman Adducts: a Stereoselective Entry to Densely Functionalised Cyclohexadiene Scaffolds
Martí Fernandez (ES), Magda Parera, Teodor Parella, Agustí Lledó, Jean Le Bras, Jacques
Muzart, Anna Pla-Quintana, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 567
Enantioselective Organocatalytic [3+2] Cycloaddition Reaction Between Monoactivated
Azomethine Ylides and Nitroalkenes
Francisco Esteban Blanco (ES), Wioleta Cieslik, Alberto Fraile, Jose Alemán.
Short Oral
Abstract 996
Discovery of novel chemical reagents - diazoalkanes
Pavel Mykhailiuk (UA).
Short Oral
Abstract 313
Synthesis, Reactivity and Study of Novel BN Isosteres of Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds
Alberto Abengózar Muñoz (ES), Patricia García García, David Sucunza Sáenz, Adrián Pérez
Redondo, Juan José Vaquero López.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Photoinduced Accumulation of Reduction Equivalents for Sustainable Solar Energy Conversion
Oliver Wenger (CH).
Abstract 880
Oral
Handling molecular-level multielectron transfers: the case study of the unusual versatile electrophoric activity of N-aryl expanded pyridiniums
Philippe Lainé (FR), Štěpánka Lachmanová, Grégory Dupeyre, Christian Perruchot,
Ilaria Ciofini, Magdaléna Hromadová, Lubomír Pospíšil.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
Chair: M. F. Kuehnel
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B1-3
Abstract 400
Oral
Photocatalytic water splitting: porphyrins/carbon nitride hybrid materials for sustainable hydrogen generation inspired in nature photosynthesis
Eliana S. Da Silva (PT), Cláudia G. Silva, Nuno Moura, M. Graça Neves, Joaquim L. Faria.
Oral
Abstract 388
Alkylated nickel dithiolene complexes as catalysts in hydrogen evolution reaction
Christiana A. Mitsopoulou (GR), Athanassios Zarkadoulas, Eugenia Koutsouri, Vincent
Artero.
Abstract 101
Oral
HER on Partially Oxidized ZnPd: Utilizing Synergetic Effects
Rene Kriegel (DE), Leonard Rößner, Marc Armbrüster.
Oral
Abstract 1229
Selective Methanol Dehydrogenation to Hydrogen and CO2 Promoted By Different
Pincer Ligand Containing Metal Complexes
Christoph Cordes (DE), Elisabetta Alberico, Wolfgang Baumann, Henrik Junge, Matthias Beller.
Abstract 1520
Short Oral
Co-axial Heterostructures integrating Pd/TiO2 with Carbon Nanotubes for Electrocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution with high efficiency at Neutral-pH
Giovanni Valenti (IT), Alessandro Boni, Michele Melchionna, Matteo Cargnello, Lucia
Nasi, Giovanni Bertoni, Massimo Marcaccio, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1106
Hi-PIMS deposition of dense palladium-based films for hydrogen separation
Stefano Fasolin (IT), Simona Barison, Stefano Boldrini, Francesco Montagner, Matteo
Romano, Monica Fabrizio, Lidia Armelao.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
Chair: Paola Ceroni
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-2
Semiconductor Nanocrystals and hybrid metal-semiconductor nanoparticles, From
basic science to applications
Uri Banin (IL).
Oral Abstract 793
Hybrid nanomaterials based on graphene and polysaccharides as scaffold for enzymatic biosensing platforms for the electrochemical determination of phenols
Sandra Jimenez-Falcao (ES), Abderrahmane Boujakhrout, Paloma Martinez-Ruiz,
Paula Diez, Alfredo Sanchez, Jose M. Pingarron, Reynaldo Villalonga.
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Detailed Sessions
Oral Abstract 927
Switchable Luminescent or Magnetic Molecular Tweezers
Guillaume Vives (FR), Benjamin Doistau, Valérie Marvaud, Bernold Hasenknopf.
Oral
Abstract 252
Towards new hybrid nanostructured materials based on Carbon Dots for ECL applications
Serena Carrara (FR), Francesca Arcudi, Elena Longhi, Maurizio Prato, Luisa De Cola.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-2
Oral Abstract 886
Smart nanomaterials from diatoms microalgae and functional organic molecules
Gianluca Maria Farinola (IT), Stefania Cicco, Danilo Vona, Marco Lopresti, Gabriella
Leone, Fabio Palumbo, Roberto Gristina, et al.
Oral Abstract 638
Photofunctional bottom-up bis(dipyrrinato)zinc(II) complex nanosheet
Ryota Sakamoto (JP), Hiroshi Nishihara.
Abstract 920
Short Oral
Multifunctional TiO2NRs/FexOy/Ag based nanocrystalline heterostructures for photocatalytic degradation of recalcitrant pollutants
Francesca Petronella Petronella (IT), Alessandra Truppi, Cinzia Giannini, Teresa Sibilliano, Marinella Striccoli, M. Lucia Curri, Roberto Comparelli.
Short Oral
Abstract 1048
Multi-shell approach: engineering lanthanide activated alkaline-earth fluorides
towards more sensitive all-optical nanothermometers
Adolfo Speghini (IT), Paolo Cortelletti, Marco Pedroni, Camilla Facciotti, Giacomo
Lucchini, Marta Quintanilla Morales, Artiom Skripka, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 355
Magnetothermally responsive polymer nanofilms of polyoxazoline block copolymer
micelles
Eda Cagli (TR), Irem Erel Goktepe.
EYCN (Academy Day). ROMA
* Young researchers and scholalry publishing
* Industry workshop: experimental design, documentation and troubleshooting
Oral
Abstract 1718
Young researchers and scholalry publishing
Maryse Elliott (NL), Jan Willem Wijnen.
Oral
Abstract 1715
Industry Workshop: Experimental design, documentation and troubleshooting
Jackie (US).
Industrial Program. RONDA/ BAHIA
9:15 -12-45 / 14:00 -17:15 h.
16:00-16:30 h
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Coffee Break
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
TOPIC PLENARY
16:30 -17:15 h
THEME A
Education and
Society
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods and Industrial Processes
THEME E
Materials,
Devices and
Nanochemistry
THEME F
Properties of
Matter
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
17:15-18:15 h
18:15-19:15 h
Topic A2
Chemistry,
Society and Public
Engagement
Chair: E. Caponetti
Topic C4
Topic E3
Analytical Techniques,
Properties
PARIS 1. Rocco
Mazzeo- University of Bologne. (IT)
Education in chemistry for restoration: a means
to help preserving the highest forms of humankind production.
AUDITORIUM 1. Kyoko
Nozaki Nozaki - The University of Tokyo Polar Polypropylene: Grop 10 Metal
Catalyzed Coordination Copolymerization of
Propylene with Polar Monomers
AUDITORIUM 3. Christoph
dorf. (DE)
Metal Nanoparticles in Ionic Liquids - from
Synthesis to Catalysis
MADRID 1. Harm-Anton
Topic F3
Polymers
Chairs: P. Griffiths
Topic G2
Determination of
Structure and Physical
Properties
Chair: W. Kautec
Topic H4
Life Sciences
Chair: Sonsoles MartínSantamaría
Janiak - Universität Düssel-
LP. (CH)
Klok - Polymers Laboratory
Mechanochemistry of surface-grafted polymers
AUDITORIUM 2. Armin
lefeld. (DE)
Gölzhäuser – University of Bie-
Imaging, Modification, and Analysis of Nanostructures with Helium Ions
AUDITORIUM AL ANDALUS. Rebecca
of Heidelberg. (DE)
Wade - University
In silico prediction of biomolecular recognition
PLENARY LECTURE:
Janine Cossy - Laboratoire de Chimie Organique ESPCI ParisTech. (FR)
THEATER
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Detailed Sessions
REGISTRATION
8:00-8:30 h
8:30-9:30 h
PLENARY LECTURE:
Jean-Marie Lehn - Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1987. (FR)
TOPIC PLENARY
9:35-10:15 h
Topic A3
Benefits: Wealth Creation and Society
PARIS 1. Juan Bautista Carda - Universitat Jaume I,
Castellón. (ES)
THEME B
The
Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainabilityy
Topic B3
Sustainable chemistry
AUDITORIUM 2. Jean-Luc
Chair: M. Aresta
Alternative routes to acrylic acid
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis,
Methods and
Industrial
Processes
Topic C2
Synthesis and reactivity in Carbon based
Compounds
AUDITORIUM 1. Antonio
THEME A
Education and
Society
THEME D
Catalysis,
Industry and
Applications
THEME B
The
Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainabilityy
THEME H
Chemistry
in the Life
Sciences
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Chair: E. Varella
Chair: M. D. Mihovilovic
Topic D2
for the 21st Century
Chair: Joel Barrault
Strategies for International Knowledge Transfer
in Ceramic
(FR)
M. Echavarren - Institute of
Chemical Reasearch of Catalonia ICIQ. (ES)
Golden Avenues for the Synthesis of Natural
Products
MADRID 1. Stefan
(DE)
Mecking - University of Konstanz.
Catalytic Functionalization of Seed and Algae
Oils
AUDITORIUM 3. James
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
Chair: M.F. Kuehnel
Topic H3
Methods and Applications
Chair: Eva Toth
Dubois- ARKEMA Colombes.
don. (UK)
Durrant - Imperial College Lon-
Photochemical studies of approaches to artificial photosynthesis
AUDITORIUM AL ANDALUS. Silvio
Torino. (IT)
Aime - University of
Design and testing of Probes for Functional and
Molecular Imaging. Exploring routes to enhance
sensitivity and specificity of MRI agents
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
10:15 -10:45 h
Coffee Break
10:45-12:45 h
ORAL SESSIONS
Invited Speaker
Abstract 390
Innovative Tools of teaching and learning Chemistry: ECHEMTEST, EOL and GLOREP
M. Noelia Faginas Lago (IT), Osvaldo Gervasi, Sergio Tasso, Evangelia Varella.
THEME A
Education and
Society
Topic A3
Benefits: Wealth Creation and Society
Chair: J. B. Carda Castelló
BRUSELAS 3
ORAL SESSION
A3-1
Abstract 40
Invited Speaker
Study on the Professional Realization among Graduates of the University of Chemical
Technology and Metallurgy – Sofia, BG
Rossica Betcheva (BG), Senia Terzieva, Mitko Georgiev.
Abstract 298
Oral keynote
The insertion of ICT learning environments into secondary school classes: using a virtual
learning environment for chemistry education
Antonio Guerra (BR), Andrea Borges.
Short Oral
Abstract 592
A chemical engineering laboratory practice: determination of secondary reactions in the
synthesis of bio-lubricants
Juan Carlos de Haro Sánchez (ES), Maria del Carmen Martín Asensio, Ángel Pérez Martínez, Manuel Salvador Carmona Franco, Juan Francisco Rodríguez Romero.
Abstract 1461
Short Oral
Items. Method for chemical comunications of topics
Nicolás Moreno Díaz de la Riva (ES).
Short Oral
Abstract 789
Knowledge about contents related to olive oil and its production in the olive grove:
didactic study
María Teresa Ocaña-Moral (ES), Sonia Alcalá-Reyes, Alfonso Vidal-Castro, Antonia de
Torres-Sánchez, Francisco Espínola-Lozano, Manuel Moya-Vilar.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3
Chair: M. Aresta
BAHIA
ORAL SESSION
B3-1
Use of renewable-C for the synthesis of chemicals and materials. Stepping towards a
cyclic-C economy.
Angela Dibenedetto (IT).
Oral
Abstract 1479
Heterogeneous Epoxidation of Vegetable Oils Catalyzed by Acidic Ion Exchange Resins
Olga Gómez de Miranda-Jiménez de Aberasturi (ES), Jonatan Pérez-Arce, José Ramón
Ochoa-Gómez, Belén Maestro-Madurga, Silvia Gil-Rio, Francisca Río-Pérez, Soraya
Prieto-Fernández, et al.
Oral
Abstract 90
Tuning the catalyst composition and properties for a highly selective aerobic oxidation of
5-(hydroxymethyl)furfural in water.
Maria Ventura Sanchez-Hornero (IT), Michele Aresta, Angela Dibenedetto.
Oral
Abstract 937
Catalytic Upgrading of Biomass Derived Pentenoic Acids to Value-Added Chemicals
James David Nobbs (SG), Martin van Meurs, Ludger Paul Stubbs.
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Detailed Sessions
Oral
Abstract 649
Oxidative Cleavage of Activated Beta-O-4 Linkages in Lignin and Lignin Model Compounds under Green and Mild Conditions
Antonio Martínez Pascual (NL), Pieter C.A. Bruijnincx, Bert M. Weckhuysen.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3
Chair: M. Aresta
BAHIA
ORAL SESSION
B3-1
Oral
Abstract 716
A life cycle analysis of alternative industrial routes to maleic anhydride
Daniele Cespi (IT), Esmeralda Neri, Fabrizio Passarini, Silvia Salciccia, Ivano Vassura, Carlotta Cortelli, Silvia Luciani, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 410
Mixed spinels as redox catalysts for the oxidation of HMF to FDCA
Atif Emre Demet (IT), Nathalie Tanchoux, Françoise Quignard, Gabriele Centi, Siglinda Perathoner, Francesco Di Renzo.
Short Oral
Abstract 1272
Carbon dioxide capture and utilisation in Repsol: a life cycle assessment of polycarbonate polyols.
Diego Iribarren Lorenzo (ES), Javier Dufour Andía, Belén Pedruelo-Gárate, Jorge Rodríguez-Bustamante, Elena Marín-García, Mónica García-Ruiz.
Abstract 850
Short Oral
Olive-derived biomass as a source of bionergy, chemicals and materials
Eulogio Castro (ES), Encarnación Ruiz, Inmaculada Romero, Manuel Moya, Cristobal
Cara, Jose A. de la Casa, Juan M. Romero-García, et al.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: M. Bochmann
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C1-5
108
Oral keynote
Abstract 1420
Novel Carborane-based Metal-Organic Frameworks for Water Stability
Jose Giner Planas (ES), Min Ying Tsang, Sabina Rodríguez-Hermida, Claudia Vignatti,
Kyriakos C. Stylianou, Javier Pérez-Carvajal, Francesc Teixidor, et al.
Abstract 1104
Oral
Mechanochromic Behaviour in MOFs and Coordination Complexes
Susan Bourne (ZA), Chad Wilkinson, Gift Mehlana, Gaelle Ramon.
Oral
Abstract 1421
Multimetallic Architectures from the Self-assembly of Amino Acids and Tris(2-pyridylmethyl)amine Metal Complexes as Chirality Sensors
Zonta Cristiano (IT), Nadia Alessandra Carmo Dos Santos, Giulia Licini, Elena Badetti.
Oral
Abstract 1085
Asymmetric ligand approach to design volatile molecular precursors for Al13Fe4 catalyst fabrication by MOCVD
Soussi Khaled (FR), Daniele Stéphane, Mishra Shashank.
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Detailed Sessions
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C1
Synthesis and
reactivity in Metal
based Compounds
Chair: M. Bochmann
AUDITORIUM 1
Oral
Abstract 1576
Synthetic Strategies and Structural Aspects of Metal-Mediated Multi-Porphyrin
Assemblies
Ennio Zangrando (IT), Elisabetta Iengo.
Abstract 1444
Short Oral
Novel Halochromic Coordination Polymer Based on Chrome Pure Blue Dye
Marina Zavakhina (RU).
Abstract 1509
Short Oral
New Naphthyridine-Based Platform for the Development of Selective Heterobimetallic
Complexes: Synthesis and Reactivity.
Orestes Rivada Wheelaghan (JP), Julia Khusnutdinova.
ORAL SESSION
C1-5
Catalysis in confined space – ethene oligomerisation in Ni-containing zeolites and MOFs
Unni Olsbye (NO).
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D2
Chair: Laura Torrente,
Regina Palkowitz
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D2-1
Oral
Abstract 193
Acrolein direct synthesis from methanol and ethanol on hybrid FeMoOx - Na,K,Ca,Mg/
SiO2 oxide catalysts
Aleksandra Lilic (FR), Simona Bennici, Jean-Francois Devaux, Jean-Luc Dubois, Aline
Auroux.
Oral
Abstract 633
Transformation of Ethanol into Ethylene and Propylene Catalyzed by Modified ZSM-5s
Maha Ammoury (FR), Benjamin Katryniok, Svetlana Heyte, Sébastien Paul, Franck
Dumeignil, Mickaël Capron, Guillaume Pomalaza, et al.
Oral
Abstract 1042
Alkylation of benzene with propylene: benefits of increasing the accessibility to zeolite’s
active sites
Marta Evelia Martínez (ES), Cristina Martínez, Raquel Martínez-Franco, Vicente J. Margar(IT), Manuel Moliner, M. Teresa Navarro, Avelino Corma.
Oral
Abstract 1146
An innovative catalytic membrane reactor for biofuels production
Catia Cannilla (IT), Giuseppe Bonura, Fabio Costa, Aldo Mezzapica, Francesco Frusteri.
Oral
Abstract 1179
Industrial Applications of Immobilized Catalysis in Flow
Zacharias Amara (FR).
Short Oral
Abstract 726
Novel Chiral Nano-sized Supports for Asymmetric Heterogeneous Catalysis
Amani Zoabi (IL), Raed Abu Reziq, Dmitri Gelman.
Short Oral
Abstract 1812
How to mainstream sustainable chemistry? Launch of the International Sustainable
Chemistry Collaborative Centre
Henning Friege (DE).
109
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Oral keynote
Abstract 1109
Self-healing fluoropolymer brushes as highly antifouling coatings
Han Zuilhof (NL), Zhanhua Wang.
Oral
Abstract 1261
Multi-Stimuli Responsive Chromogenic Ionic Liquids
Luis Branco (PT).
Oral
Abstract 1322
Polymers of intrinsic microporosity for use as molecular sieve membranes
Mariolino Carta (GB), Neil B. McKeown, C. Grazia Bezzu, Richard Malpass-Evans, Johannes Jansen, Paola Bernardo, Gabriele Clarizia, et al.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E1-5
Oral
Abstract 925
Controlling surface wettability and fluorescence properties of conducting polypyrenes
containing different chains
Gabriela Ramos Chagas (FR), Xiao Xie, Thierry Darmanin, Karine Steenkeste, Anne Gaucher, Damien Prim, Rachel Méallet-Renault, et al.
Abstract 364
Oral
Liquid crystalline elastomers: syntheses and applications
Camilla Parmeggiani (IT), Daniele Martella, Hao Zeng, Sara Nocentini, Simone Zanotto,
Diederik Wiersma.
Oral
Abstract 1244
Designing functionalized periodic mesoporous organosilicas to be used in catalysis and
adsorption
Dolores Esquivel (ES), M.Isabel López, Daniel Cosano, J. Rafael Ruiz, Francisco J. Romero-Salguero, César Jiménez-Sanchidrián.
Abstract 464
Short Oral
A host-guest approach in constructing functional molecular metal oxides
De-Liang Long (UK), Qi Zheng, Caihong Zhan, Leroy Cronin.
Abstract 1367
Short Oral
Light emitting oligomer and polymer nanoparticles for biomedical and photonic aplications
Dönüs Tuncel (UK).
Short Oral
Abstract 1432
Morphologically selective synthesis of nanostructured □g-Al2O3 with tuneable dimensions
Tamsin Bell (UK), Laura Torrente-Murciano.
110
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
2D or not 2D? Two-dimensional nanostructures for sensing and energy conversion
Bettina Valeska Lotsch (DE).
Oral
Abstract 606
Discussion of superconductivity in FeS, the effects of high-pressure and electron/hole
doping
Saleem Denholme (JP), Nobuaki Miyakawa.
Oral
Abstract 909
Chemical approaches to modulate the electronic and chiroptical properties of carbon-based materials
María Ángeles Herranz (ES), Marina Garrido, Andrés Ferrer, Mikiko Vázquez-Nakagawa,
Laura Rodríguez-Pérez, Nazario Martín.
THEME F
Topic F2
Properties of
Materials
Chair: E. Orti
BRUSELAS 2
ORAL SESSION
F2-3
Oral
Abstract 1119
Self-assembled organic shells onto gold nanoparticles: composition, local structure and
charge transfer at hybrid interfaces for tuned plasmonics
David Portehault (FR), Claire Goldmann, François Ribot, Rémi Lazzari, Cédric Boissière,
Xavier Paquez, Simona Moldovan, et al.
Abstract 1522
Oral
The Role of Dipolar Interactions in the Magnetism of Layered Double Hydroxides
Jose Alberto Carrasco Andrés (ES), Salvador Cardona-Serra, Juan M. Clemente-Juan,
Alejandro Gaita-Ariño, Gonzalo Abellán, Eugenio Coronadoa.
Abstract 541
Short Oral
Thermal and rheological properties of bio-based polyurethane adhesives
Adrián Tenorio Alfonso (ES), Mª Carmen Sánchez Carrillo, José María Franco Gómez.
Abstract 725
Short Oral
Dihydrogen interactions in alkanes
Jorge Echeverría (ES), Gabriel Aullón, Santiago Alvarez.
Abstract 772
Short Oral
Chemistry between salts and metals: polar metallic phases
Constantin Hoch (DE).
Short Oral
Abstract 1482
Processing of 2D materials: exfoliation, deposition and functionalization
Marc Morant Giner (ES), Alicia Forment Aliaga, Sergio Tatay Aguilar, Eugenio Coronado
Miralles.
Abstract 1544
Short Oral
2D Molecular Lamellar Crystals: Real-time growth and evolution
Michele Mattera (ES), Sergio Tatay, Eugenio Coronado, Alicia Forment-Aliaga, Sophie
Delprat, Richard Mattana, Pierre Seneor.
111
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
An Atomic-Scale View of Metal Oxide Surface Chemistry with Surface Science Techniques
Ulrike Diebold (AT).
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G2
Determination
of Structure and
Physical Properties
Chair: Armin Gölzhäuser
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G2-1
Oral
Abstract 290
Understanding M−ligand bonding and mer-/fac- isomerism in tris(8-hydroxyquinolinate)
metallic complexes
Carlos F. R. A. C. Lima (PT), Ricardo J. S. Taveira, José C. S. Costa, Ana M. Fernandes,
André Melo, Artur M. S. Silva, Luís M. N. B. F. Santos.
Abstract 520
Oral
Quantifying π acceptor properties of carbenes: a combined Charge-Displacement and
NMR study
Carlo Alberto Gaggioli (IT), Giovanni Bistoni, Leonardo Belpassi, Francesco Tarantelli,
Paola Belanzoni.
Abstract 540
Oral
High-Field Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Studies On Metal-Metal Interactions in
Binuclear Copper(II) and Iron(III) Complexes
Andrew Ozarowski (US).
Abstract 386
Oral
Molecular Motion and Conformational Interconversion of IrI•COD Included in Rebek’s
Self-Folding Octaamide Cavitand
Saša Korom (ES), Eddy Martin, Carles Bo, Pablo Ballester.
Abstract 618
Oral
Magnetic exchange interactions of CrIII ions through diamagnetic –O–NbV–O– bridges:
synthesis and structural characterization of new [CrIIINbV] compounds
Marijana Juric (HR), Lidija Androš Dubraja, Damir Pajic, Filip Toric, Vito Despoja.
Abstract 1450
Oral
TRCD measurements combined with the T-Jump technique to investigate folding/unfolding
dynamics of Guanine quadruplexes.
Marco Schmid (FR), François Hache, Pascale Changenet-Barret.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Chairs: Nick Westwood
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H1-3
Hit-to-lead studies and pharmacophore identification within a novel class of anti-trypanosomal agents.
Lori Ferrins (US), Rosario Diaz, Carlos Cordon-Obras, Domingo Rojas-Barros, Miguel
Navarro, Michael Pollastri.
Oral
Abstract 513
Pyrazoloquinolinones, revisited GABAA receptor tool compounds
Michael Schnürch (AT), David Chan Bodin Siebert, Xenia Simeone, Konstantina
Bampali, Margot Ernst, Marko D. Mihovilovic.
Abstract 91
Oral
Multifunctionized Cell-penetrating Peptides as Tumor-targeted Drug-carriers for
Anticancer Therapy
Chuanguang Qin (CN).
Oral
Abstract 971
Deconvoluting drug (off-)targets by chemical proteomics
Guillaume Médard (DE), Stephanie Heinzlmeir, Susan Klaeger, Mathias Wilhelm,
Dominic Helm, Huichao Qiao, Heiner Koch, et al.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Oral
Abstract 1236
Oxetanes as a new handles for protein and peptide stapling
Nuria Martinez Sáez (UK), Omar Boutureira, Gonçalo Bernardes, Francisco Corzana,
Roberto Adamo.
Abstract 965
Short Oral
Isoxazoline-RGD-mimetics as smart molecular shuttles for selective delivery to cancer
cells.
Alessandra Tolomelli (IT), Angelo Viola, Lucia Ferrazzano, Roberto Greco, Lucia Cerisoli,
Santi Spampinato, Monica Baiula, et al.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Chairs: Nick Westwood
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H1-3
Abstract 1279
Short Oral
Development of liposome-encapsulated enzyme-mimetic manganese(II) complexes as
potential MRI contrast agents
Imola Csilla Szigyarto (HU), Laszlo Korecz, Laszlo Simandi†, Judith Mihaly, Andras
Wacha, Tamas Beke-Somfai.
Abstract 1097
Short Oral
Computer-aided drug design unveils the structural requisites for bile acid receptors
modulation
Francesco Saverio Di Leva (IT), Ettore Novellino, Stefano Fiorucci, Angela Zampella,
Vittorio Limongelli.
Abstract 1329
Short Oral
Platinum(IV) azide dipyridine complex photoactivatable by UVA or visible light: biophysical insights into the molecular mechanism of its anticancer effects
Jitka Pracharova (CZ), Vojtech Novohradsky, Olga Novakova, Peter Sadler, Viktor Brabec,
Jana Kasparkova.
Abstract 1313
Short Oral
The Design and Synthesis of a Shape-Diverse Fragment Library
Rong Zhang (UK).
Abstract 295
Short Oral
Pradimicin Derivates as new Antiviral Drug Leads
Regina Weber (DE), Marvin C. V. Omelan, Mike M. K. Boysen, Holger Butenschön.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C4-5
Biocatalytic C-C bond formation and amination for organic synthesis
Wolfgang Kroutil (AT), Eduardo Busto, Stefan E. Payer, Nina G. Schmidt, Judith E.
Farnberger, Joerg H. Schrittwieser.
Abstract 658
Oral
Stereogenic-at-metal fullerene hybrids for catalysis
Salvatore Filippone (ES), Juan Marco-Martinez, Sara Vidal, Nazario Martín.
Abstract 681
Oral
Highly nucleophilic rhodium(I) pincer-catalysts for the selective isomerization of terminal epoxides to methylketones
Doris Kunz (DE), Eva Jürgens.
Oral
Abstract 913
Ligand and Structure Design of Bio-Inspired Multi-Redox Catalysts
Andrea Squarcina (IT), Antonio Sorarù, Mauro Carraro, Marcella Bonchio.
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THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C4
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C4-5
Oral
Abstract 1543
Low Temperature Selective Oxidation of Methane using Unsupported Gold-Palladium
Colloidal Catalysts
Nishtha Agarwal (GB), Simon Freakley, Robert Armstrong, Nikoloas Dimitratos, David
Morgan, Robert Jenkins, Graham Hutchings.
Oral
Abstract 960
Catalysis in microemulsion systems: Rhodium-catalyzed hydroformylation of long-chain
alkenes
Tobias Pogrzeba (DE), Marcel Schmidt, Markus Illner, Reinhard Schomäcker.
Short Oral
Abstract 626
Au(III) Intermediates in Oxidant-Free Au(I)-Catalyzed Carbon-Heteroatom Bond-Forming
Reactions
Jordi Serra (ES).
Abstract 765
Short Oral
Markovnikov hydrosilylation of alkynes catalyzed by Pt3 clusters and synthetic utility
Miguel Angel Rivero-Crespo (ES), Antonio Leyva-Perez, Avelino Corma.
Short Oral
Abstract 851
Chiral Triazoles as a New Class of Anion-Acceptor Catalysts for the Enantioselective
Dearomatization of Electron Deficient N-Heteroarenes
Mercedes Zurro de la Fuente (DE), Sören Asmus, Julia Bamberger, Theresa Fischer,
Stephan Beckendorf, Olga García Mancheño.
Synthesis of metal oxide nanoparticles by organometallic approach: from molecule
to devices
Myrtil Kahn (FR).
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-3
Oral
Abstract 812
Uniform and water-dispersible rare earth molybdate and wolframate based nanoparticles for optical and magnetic imaging and pH sensing applications
Alberto Escudero (ES), Mariano Laguna, Nuria O. Núñez, Manuel Ocaña.
Oral
Abstract 806
Chemical synthesis pathways to functional covalent metal boride and metal phosphide nano-alloys
Tsou Hsi Camille Chan Chang (FR), Clément Sanchez, David Portehault, Sophie
Carenco.
Oral
Abstract 852
Fluidic manufacturing method for the production of shape-controlled gold nanoparticles
Alessandro Silvestri (IT), Laura Polito, Claudio Evangelisti, Luigi Lay, Rinaldo Psaro.
Abstract 1100
Oral
Molecular engineering of nanostructured transition metal mixed valence oxides
Jerome Capitolis (FR), Dominique Mailly, Clément Sanchez, David Portehault.
Abstract 968
Oral
Design of novel micro-reactors for continuous synthesis of metal nanoparticles
Kejun Wu (UK), Laura Torrente-Murciano.
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THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-3
Short Oral
Abstract 124
Nanocrystalline cellulose dispersion in an all-cellulose composite
Cristina Campano (ES), Noemi Merayo, Angeles Blanco, Carlos Negro.
Short Oral
Abstract 1188
Size Matters: Sweet Water-Soluble Graphene, Carbon Nanotubes and Micelles for
Selective Bacterial Cells Aggregation
Noureddine Khiar (ES), Juan-José Cid, Victoria Valdivia, Mohyeddin Assali, Ral Erik
Wellinger, Elisabet Fernández.
Short Oral
Abstract 1121
Zinc-Pyrazolate MOF nanoparticles for the delivery of anticancer drugs
Sara Rojas (FR), Patricia Horcajada, Christian Serre, Francisco J. Carmona, Carmen
R. Maldonado, Jorge A. Rodriguez-Navarro, Elisa Barea.
Structure/Reactivity Relations in Zr and Y Complexes with Cyclam-based Ancillary
Ligands. Catalytic Applications.
Ana M. Martins (PT), Filipe Madeira, Luis G. Alves, Luis F. Veiros.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C3
Methods and
Mechanisms
Chair: Maria José
Calhorda
RONDA
ORAL SESSION
C3-1
Oral
Abstract 656
Insight into Homogeneous Catalysis by FlowNMR: Asymmetric Transfer-Hydrogenation of Ketones
Ulrich Hintermair (GB), Andrew Hall, Peilong Dong, Jonathan Chouler, Anna Codina,
John Lowe.
Oral
Abstract 904
Nickel catalyzed C-H oxidation with NaOCl and spectroscopic identification of a
transient Ni(IV)mO3Ni(IV) species
Sandeep Kumar Padamati (NL), Gloria Primi, Davide W Angelone, Wesley R Browne.
Oral
Abstract 1374
Revolutionising NMR sensitivity using iridium carbene hydride complexes
Amy Ruddlesden (UK), Simon Duckett.
Oral
Abstract 1152
Addressing Issues of Reproducibility in Copper-catalysed C-N Coupling Reactions
Grant Sherborne (UK), Bao Nguyen, Charlotte Willans.
Short Oral
Abstract 720
Ru-Catalyzed Cyclotrimerization of Halodiynes with Nitriles – Synthesis of 2- and
3-Halopyridines
Eva Bednarova (CZ), Frédéric Lamaty, Martin Kotora.
Abstract 1364
Short Oral
Understanding the Unique Regioselectivities in Asymmetric Branched Selective
Hydroformylation
Paul Dingwall (UK), Jose Fuentes, Michael Bühl, Matt Clarke.
Short Oral
Abstract 1605
Quinone mediated oxidative dehydrogenative couplings performed with oxidized
carbon supports or DDQ
Tom Wirtanen (FI), Juho Helaja.
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Detailed Sessions
From Surface Science to Nanoparticles: A rational design of new ORR catalysts for
Fuel Cells.
Ib Chorkendorff (DK).
Oral
Abstract 853
Titanium based perovskites as anode materials for Intermediate Temperature Solid
Oxide Fuel Cell feed with bio-fuels
Alberto Garbujo (IT), Antonella Glisenti, Marta Maria Natile.
Abstract 1079
Oral
Original nanomaterials for energy conversion: thermoelectric boron-based compounds and multicationic oxides for fuel cells
David Portehault (FR), Christel Laberty-Robert, Guillaume Gouget, Simon Rano,
Damien Brégiroux, Clément Sanchez.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
Chair: Isabel Oller
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B1-4
Oral
Abstract 678
New La0.6Sr0.4Ga0.3Fe0.7O3 perovskite based nanocomposites: advanced strategies for electrochemical performance modulation
Andrea Bedon (IT), Mathilde Rieu, Jean-Paul Viricelle, Marta Maria Natile, Antonella
Glisenti.
Abstract 1190
Oral
Towards the Development of a High Power Density and High Energy Density Biofuel
Cell Utilizing Substrate Channeling
Shelley Minteer (US).
Abstract 485
Short Oral
Carbon-nanotube-supported bio-inspired Catalysts for base metal H2/air fuel cells.
Gentil Solène (FR), Serre Doti, Lalaoui Noémie, Dutta Arnab, Thomas Fabrice, Cosnier Serge, Shaw Wendy, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1118
Catalytic gasification of nappies wastes in subcritical and supercritical water
Pau Casademont Lanzat (ES), Belén García Jarana, Jezabel Sánchez Oneto, Juan
Ramón Portela Miguélez, Enrique Martínez de la Ossa.
Short Oral
Abstract 227
Importance of the Sludge Age in the Optimization of Microbial Fuel Cells
Sara Mateo (ES), Francisco Jesus Fernandez Morales Manuel Andrés Rodrigo, Pablo
Cañizares.
Abstract 501
Short Oral
Hydrogen production from biomass gasification on Ni/Sepiolite catalysts. BioH2
project.
Antonio Chica (ES), María Consuelo Hernandez-Soto.
Abstract 505
Short Oral
A study of Ni/Al2O3 and Ni/MgO catalysts for the steam reforming of volatiles derived from biomass pyrolysis
Laura Santamaría (ES), Gartzen Lopez, Maider Amutio, Maite Artetxe, Jon Alvarez,
Itsaso Barbarias, Aitor Arregi, et al.
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Detailed Sessions
Chemical Functionalization of Carbon Nanostructures
Andreas Hirsch (DE).
Oral
Abstract 143
The mechanical bond and carbon nanotubes, first steps in a promising relationship.
Emilio Perez (ES).
Oral
Abstract 216
Nanosized Phenylene-Ethynylene-Butadiynylene Structures and the Role of Shape-Persistence
Sigurd Höger (DE).
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E4
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Chairs: Nazario Martín,
Michele Maggini
MADRID 3
ORAL SESSION
E4-1
Oral
Abstract 785
Studies of new donor-acceptor penta(organo)[60]fullerenes for supramolecular materials
Busseau Antoine (FR), Villegas Carmen, Dabos-Seignon Sylvie, Hudhomme Piétrick,
Legoupy Stéphanie.
Abstract 1682
Oral
Interactions of CO2 and SO2 with organozinc hydroxides: From novel molecular systems
to functional materials
Janusz Lewinski (PL).
Oral
Abstract 404
Carbon Nanostructures for Advanced Application
Maria Omastova (SK).
Short Oral
Abstract 1563
Surface Modification of Various Carbon Nanotubes via Double Click Strategy
Pinar Sinem Omurtag (TR), Hakan Durmaz, Gurkan Hizal, Umit Tunca.
Short Oral
Abstract 488
Competitive hydrogenation in extremely narrow carbon nanoreactors: catalysis by metal
nanoparticles confined in single-walled carbon nanotubes
Mehtap Aygun (GB), Craig T. Stoppiello, Maria A. Lebedeva, Thomas W. Chamberlain,
Maria D.C. Gimenez-Lopez, Andrei N. Khlobystov.
Short Oral
Abstract 953
Towards the Synthesis of Photoactive Hybrid Systems based on Graphene and Anionic
Heptamethine Cyanines
Andrés Ferrer Ruiz (ES), Laura Rodriguez Pérez, Mª Ángeles Herranz Astudillo, Nazario
Martín León.
EYCA Day. ROMA
117
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
JOHN DALTON. Convener: Mats Tilset, University of Oslo (NO) MADRID 2
250th Anniversary Symposium
Plenary and Grand Slam Session
Invited Speakers
Abstract 1808
The Life and Scientific Career of John Dalton
Rachel Dunn (UK).
Short Oral
Abstract 115
Synthesis of Novel Frustrated Lewis Pairs Composed Lewis Acidic Bi(III) Centers and Late-Metal Donors
Linked by a Xanthene Backbone
Karolin Materne (DE), Christian Limberg, Beatrice Braun.
Short Oral
Abstract 411
Pd-Catalyzed Synthesis of Heterocycles from Nitro Compounds using Liquid CO Sources
Dario Formenti (IT), Francesco Ferretti, Fabio Ragaini.
Short Oral
Abstract 480
Betaine Adducts of Imidazolidenes and Carbodiimides, Promising Electroneutral Amidinate-Type Ligands
Elena Avila (ES), Astrid Márquez, Juan Cámpora, Pilar Palma.
Short Oral
Abstract 580
Photoassisted Oxidation of Ruthenium(II)-Photocatalysts to Ruthenium Tetraoxide: Orthogonal Tandem Photoredox and Oxidation Catalysis
Dirk Alpers (DE), Gallhof Malte, Christian B. W. Stark, Brasholz Malte.
Abstract 664
Short Oral
Synthesis of a heterodinuclear silver- and gold-NHC complex
Kim Sabrina Flaig (DE), Natalie Denninger, Verena Gierz, Doris Kunz.
Abstract 1099
Short Oral
Straightforward synthesis of organic linkers for MOFs
Natalia M. Padial (ES), Francisco J. Carmona, Elisa Barea, Jorge A. R.Navarro, J. Enrique Oltra.
Short Oral
Abstract 1525
Group 2 and Group 12 Metal-Metal Bonded Complexes
Ross Green (UK), Matthew Blake, Philip Mountford.
Short Oral
Abstract 1561
Full Characterization and Cytotoxic Activity of New Silver(I) and Copper(I) Helicates of Quaterpyridine.
Martyna Szymańska (PL), Ariel Adamski, Marta A. Fik, Maciej Kubicki, Zbigniew Hnatejko, Dorota Gurda,
Eliza Wyszko, et al.
Abstract 1574
Short Oral
CpNi(II)-NHC complexes: Synthesis, Electrochemistry, DFT studies and C-C and C-O catalytic applications
Frederick Malan (ZA), Eric Singleton, Marilé Landman, Petrus van Rooyen, Jeanet Conradie.
Abstract 1577
Short Oral
New Luminescent Platinum and Palladium Complexes of 1,2,4-triazole and Bis-N^C-Coordinating Ligands.
Melissa Walden (UK), J. A. Gareth Williams.
Short Oral
Abstract 1602
Intra- versus Intermolecular Electron Transfer in Radical Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution of Diiodo(hetero)arenes – a Tool for Estimating Electron Mobility in π-Systems
Benjamin Janhsen (DE), Armido Studer.
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Detailed Sessions
Industrial Program. AUDITORIUM 2
Invest in Chemicals - Invest in Andalucia
11:00 – 13:00
12:45- 14:00 h
LUNCH
12:45-14:00 h
EYCN – CV Clinic LUNCH. LISBOA
14:00-16:00 h
ORAL SESSIONS
Towards carbon neutral CO2 utilisation
Davide Mattia (UK), Matthew Jones.
Oral
Abstract 34
Sustainable route for the synthesis of dialkylcarbonates via alcoholysis of urea
Antonella Angelini (IT), Angela Dibenedetto, Michele Aresta.
Oral
Abstract 1255
Highly efficient and reusable CNT supported iron(II) catalyst for microwave assisted
alcohol oxidation
Luísa Margarida D. R. S. Martins (PT), Ana P. Ribeiro, Sónia A. C. Carabineiro, José L.
Figueiredo, Armando J. L. Pombeiro.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3
Chair: M. Aresta
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B3-2
Oral
Abstract 1240
Catalytic light-driven reduction of water and organic compounds by well-defined cobalt complexes
Julio Lloret Fillol (ES).
Oral
Abstract 945
Carbon dioxide capture by Co(II), Ni(II), Cu(II) and Ni(II) cryptands
Maria Jose Calhorda (PT), Sara Realista, Janaína C Almeida, Sónia Barroso, Filipe
Madeira, Paulo N Martinho.
Oral
Abstract 1619
Photocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide with concomitant sulfide removal using
copper-doped titania
Alberto V. Puga (ES), Francisco Gonell, Hermenegildo García, Avelino Corma.
Short Oral
Abstract 1053
Catalytic production of glycerol carbonate in mild solventless operational conditions
with potassium carbonate and methoxide: a kinetic approach
Miguel Ladero (ES), Jesus Esteban, Elena Fuente, Angeles Blanco, Felix Garcia-Ochoa.
Short Oral
Abstract 769
A novel method for the preparation of Co(0) and Co3O4 nanoparticles: towards a new
water oxidation catalyst
Jonathan De Tovar Villanueva (ES), Ainara Telleria, Zoraida Freixa, Diana Ciuculescu-Pradines, Catherine Amiens, Pierre Lecante, Nathan McClenaghan, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 230
Molecular Structure and Computational Models Can Help in Identifying Hazardous
Chemicals and in Designing More Environmentally Sustainable Compounds
Paola Gramatica (IT), Alessandro Sangion, Ester Papa.
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Detailed Sessions
Oral keynote
Abstract 1418
New Approaches for the Synthesis of Biologically Relevant Heterocycles
Floris Rutjes (NL).
Abstract 1654
Oral
Synthesis of new classes of croconic acid derivatives
Cosimo Vincenzo Ciasca (IT), Angela Punzi, Maria Annunziata Capozzi, Vincenzo Fino, Davide Vurro, Ambra Fiore, Gianluca Maria Farinola.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C2
Synthesis and
based Compounds
Chair: M. Schnürch
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C2-3
Abstract 297
Oral
Strategies for the synthesis of calix[4]pyrroles from doubly functionalised aryl-alkyl ketones.
Alejandro Diaz-Moscoso (ES), Daniel Hernandez-Alonso, Luis Escobar, Frank A. Arroyave,
Pablo Ballester.
Oral
Abstract 1545
Synthesis and Photophysical Properties of Porphyrin-Corrole Hybrid Compounds
Baris Temelli (TR).
Abstract 1317
Oral
Total synthesis of (–)-stemaphylline using lithiation-borylation methodology
Ana Varela Rodriguez (UK), Varinder Aggarwal.
Abstract 679
Short Oral
The oxadiazole core: an intriguing heterocycle of low expectations and unforeseeable achievements
Mihaela Matache (RO), Codruta C. Paraschivescu, Anca G. COM, Anca Paun, Catalin C.
Anghel.
Abstract 1386
Short Oral
New podants with azaheterocycles skeleton as smart versatile building blocks for multiple
tasks
Mangalagiu Ionel (RO), Vasilache Violeta.
Abstract 1454
Short Oral
On the way for the total synthesis of Phormidolides B and C
Alejandro Gil Escolano (ES), Fernando Albericio, Mercedes Álvarez.
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D2
Regina Palkowitz
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D2-2
120
From the understanding of the reaction mechanism to the design of heterogeneous
catalysts: the example of the gas-phase transformation of ethanol to butadiene
Fabrizio Cavani (IT).
Abstract 864
Oral Keynote
Coordination chemistry and catalysis inside well-defined polymeric nanoreactors
Rinaldo Poli (FR), Si Chen, Xuewei Zhang, Andrés F. Cardozo, Emeline Lobry, Eric Manoury, Florence Gayet, et al.
Oral
Abstract 1435
Direct Synthesis of Hydrogen Peroxide With High Selectivity Using Tin modified
Palladium Catalysts as a Replacement for Au
Simon Freakley (GB), Qian He, Jonathan Harrhy, Li Lu, David Crole, David Morgan,
Edwin Ntanjua Ndifor, et al.
Abstract 1476
Oral
The contribution of chemistry against the hunger in the world. Innovations in the
production of syngas and nitrogen fertilizers.
Ferruccio Trifirò (IT).
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Detailed Sessions
THEME D
Catalysis, Industry
and Applications
Topic D2
Regina Palkowitz
PARIS 2
ORAL SESSION
D2-2
Oral
Abstract 253
Conditions for the valorization of CO2 by the direct synthesis of dimethyl ether on a
CuO-ZnO-MnO/SAPO-18 catalyst
Ainara Ateka (ES), Paula Pérez-Uriarte, Miguel Sanchez-Contador, Irene Sierra, Javier
Ereña, Andres Tomas Aguayo, Javier Bilbao.
Oral Abstract 367
CO2 Photoconversion to Fuels and Chemicals under High Pressure
Matteo Compagnoni (IT), Alberto Olivo, Federico Galli, Alberto Villa, Carlo Pirola, Laura
Prati, Michela Signoretto, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 995
Methyl Acetate Synthesis through Dimethyl Ether Carbonylation over Zeolite Catalyst
Miguel Angel Vazquez Dominguez (ES), Pedro Antonio Ollero De Castro, Fernando Vidal
Barrero, Pedro Garcia Haro.
Abstract 1186
Short Oral
Renewable Bio-lubricants from Epoxidized Vegetable Oils
Rosa Turco (IT).
Abstract 1202
Short Oral
Lipase immobilised on carbon nanotubes as an effective catalyst for the lactones
production
Magdalena Markiton (PL), Anna Chrobok, Slawomir Boncel.
Microwave-assisted hybridization of an Aurivillius phase: an easy approach to new functional layered perovskites
Pierre Rabu (FR), Yanhui Wang, Cédric Leuvrey, Dris Ihiawakrim, Ovidiu Ersen, Fabrice
Leroux, Emilie Delahaye, et al.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E1-6
Oral Abstract 438
Janus nanoparticles-based enzyme powered nanomachines
Reynaldo Villalonga (ES), Paula Díez, Alfredo Sánchez, Cristina de la Torre, Paloma
Martínez-Ruiz, Elena Aznar, María Gamella, et al.
Oral Abstract 413
Encapsulated nanostructures for self-monitored photothermal therapy in the biological
windows
Dirk H. Ortgies (ES), Uéslen Rocha, Jie Hu, Emma Martín Rodríguez, Alexander S.
Vanetsev, Mikhel Rähn, Väino Sammelselg, et al.
Oral Abstract 1694
Reversible dispersion of SWCNTs in water through non-covalent functionalization with a
cyclic peptide
Miriam Mba Blazquez (IT), Silvia Bartocci.
Oral Abstract 530
Interaction between uranium and bone mimics: a contribution of synthetic materials
chemistry
Damien Bourgeois (FR), Daniel Meyer, Claude Vidaud.
Oral Abstract 1468
Porous Liquids: Design, Development and Realisation
Rebecca Greenaway (GB), Daniel Holden, Edward Eden, Andrew Stephenson, Tom Hasell, Michael Briggs, Stuart James, et al.
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Detailed Sessions
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E1
Materials Chemistry
Chair: Don Hilvert
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E1-6
Short Oral
Abstract 1698
Aza-bambusurils: novel anion transporters
Ehud Keinan (IL), Mandeep Singh, Ephrath Solel, Ofer Reany.
Short Oral
Abstract 912
Isosteric replacement for fine-tuning the properties of softgels
Judith Mayr (DE), David Díaz Díaz, Jürgen Bachl.
Short Oral
Abstract 349
Temperature sensing via luminescence with rare-earth doped GdVO4 colloidal nanoparticles
Miroslav Dramicanin (RS), Dragana Jovanovic, Svetlana Lukic Petrovic, Slobodan Dolic,
Dragoslav Petrovic.
Synthetic and Biological Self-Assembling Materials
Nardin Corinne (FR).
Oral
Abstract 44
Self-healable, reshapeable and recyclable polymer networks based on dynamic sulphur
chemistry.
Roberto Martin (ES), Alaitz Rekondo, Alaitz Ruiz de Luzuriaga, Nerea Markaide, German
Cabañero, Hans J. Grande, Ibon Odriozola.
THEME F
Topic F3
Polymers
Chair: P. Griffiths
BRUSELAS 2
ORAL SESSION
F3-1
Oral
Abstract 65
Flame retardants nanocomposites synergy effect of combining conventional antypirenes with
carbon nanofillers
Ewa Kicko-Walczak (PL), Grażyna Rymarz.
Oral
Abstract 636
Conjugated nanoporous polymers for visible light photocatalysis
Kai Zhang (DE).
Abstract 930
Oral
Non-covalent C60-polymer nanoformulations: a new approach
Joachim Van Guyse (BE), Richard Hoogenboom, Victor R. de la Rosa.
Oral
Abstract 1011
Thiol-Yne Derived Photopolymers from Low-Cytotoxic 3D-Printing Resins
Andreas Oesterreicher (AT), Delara Hartmann, Matthias Edler, Andreas Moser, Gerald Pinter, Thomas Griesser.
Abstract 420
Short Oral
Fabrication of polystyrene based highly ordered honeycomb patterns by breath figure methods: conformational entropy studies.
Leire Ruiz Rubio (ES), Leyre Pérez, Valeria Arrighi, Matilde Rodríguez, José Luis Vilas.
Short Oral
Abstract 862
Glass-Metal adhesive polymers enabled by via Click Chemistry
Yeimy Mabel Martinez Triana (DE), Rory Whelan, M. G. Finn, David Diaz Diaz.
Short Oral
Abstract 562
Adsorption of polymers on silica nanoparticles from the quantum mechanical point of view
Clarisse Pean (FR), Elsa Perrin, Anne Boutin, François-Xavier Coudert, Marie-Laure
Bocquet.
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THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G2
Determination
of Structure and
Physical Properties
Chair: Ulrike Diebold
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G2-2
XPS studies of ionic liquids for electrochemical energy storage - closing the pressure
gap in electrochemistry research
Annette Foelske-Schmitz (AT).
Oral Keynote Abstract 1086
Application of non-equilibrium thermodynamic to the creation of electric field by
acoustic wave in colloidal suspensions
Gourdin Simon (NL).
Oral
Abstract 1681
A century after the Braggs - Crystallography beyond IAM
Krzysztof Wozniak (PL).
Oral
Abstract 1239
Tetrahedral Arrays of Metallo-porphyrins
Giacomo Bergamini (IT), Paola Ceroni, Marianna Marchini, Massimo Baroncini,
Elisabetta Iengo, Alessandra Luisa, Nicola Demitri.
Oral
Abstract 1285
Computational study on the excited states of DNA building blocks
Péter G. Szalay (HU), Zsuzsanna Benda.
From racemic to homochiral benzo-fused pyrimidines and purines: anticancer activity
Joaquín M. Campos (ES).
Oral
Abstract 99
Total Synthesis and in vivo Discovery of Furanic Lipid Metabolites
Camille OGER (FR), Aurélien de la Torre, Claire Cuyamendous, Thierry Durand,
Jean-Marie Galano, Jetty Lee.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Chair: Nick Westwood
BRUSELAS 3
ORAL SESSION
H1-4
Oral
Abstract 291
Allosteric modulators of Hsp90: design, synthesis and activity evaluation
Sara Sattin (IT), Elisabetta Moroni, Jiahui Tao, Francesca Vasile, David Agard, Anna
Bernardi, Giorgio Colombo.
Oral
Abstract 894
Total synthesis and biological evaluation of pelofen, a simplified analogue of Peloruside A with microtubule-stabilizing activity.
Johan Van der Eycken (BE), Nick Jacobs, Dries Van den Bossche, Jelle Cornelus, Marc Bracke.
Oral
Abstract 1028
Analogues of the powerful antimitotic agent peloruside A
Anne-Caroline Chany (FR), Heloua Haroun, Frédéric Legros, Haouran Chen, Bohdan
Biletskyi, Uday Kumar Kundu, Monique Mathé-Allainmat, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1067
Neuroprotective effect of poly-unsaturated fatty acids: structure, dynamics and interaction with amyloid peptides of Omega-3 containing lipid bilayers
Augusta De Santis (IT), Delia Picone, Gerardino D Errico, Luigi Paduano, Alessandro
Emendato, Irene Russo Krauss.
Short Oral
Abstract 1051
Glycomimetics targeting galectins and design of novel selective binders. The combined computational/experimental approach
Alessandra Lacetera (ES), Joan Guzmán Caldentey, Maria Teresa Blázquez-Sánchez, Cecilia Romanó, Ana Maria Gimeno, Jesús Jiménez-Barbero, Stefan Oscarson, et al.
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Detailed Sessions
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H1
Drug Discovery and
Chemical Biology
Chair: Nick Westwood
BRUSELAS 3
Short Oral
Abstract 1054
Development of novel QS-21-based immunoadjuvants for chemical biology studies and
improved vaccine therapeutics
Alberto Fernandez-Tejada (UK), Jesús Jiménez-Barbero, David Gin.
Abstract 543
Short Oral
New resveratrol derivatives induce neuroprotection in retinal degeneration mice model
Pablo Peñalver Puente (ES), Efres Belmonte, M. Lourdes Valdés-Sánchez, Ana Belén
García Delgado, Marisa Mateos, Ricardo Lucas, Marta Caro-Moreno, et al.
ORAL SESSION
H1-4
A computational contribution to the mechanistic understanding of oxidative coupling
Feliu Maseras (ES).
Oral
Abstract 427
Overcoming spin forbiddeness during the activation of dioxygen by copper complexes - the torture track revisited
Alexander Hoffmann (DE), Matthias Witte, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C3
Methods and
Mechanisms
Chair: Ana Martins
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C3-2
Oral
Abstract 1010
Combining Computation and Experiment in Organometallic Catalysis: From Insight
to Application
Indrek Kalvet (DE), Franziska Schenebeck.
Oral
Abstract 1585
Photocatalytic N-Methylation of Amines with Methanol at Room Temperature
Yuna Morioka (JP), Lyuming Wang, Vasily Tsarev, Joaquim Caner, Qing Wang, Richiro
Ushimaru, Akihiko Kudo, et al.
Oral
Abstract 1282
Cascade oxidation/Michael addition/aldolisation of allylic alcohols catalysed by
supported gold nanoparticles in basic medium: an efficient and sustainable protocol
for the one-pot access to valuable scaffolds.
Pascal Giorgi (FR).
Short Oral
Abstract 122
Insights Into the Mechanism of the Light-Driven Functionalization of the Pt(II)-Me
Bond with Dioxygen in Metal-Terpyridine Complexes
Victor M Fernandez-Alvarez (ES).
Short Oral
Abstract 421
Mechanisms of oxygen activation mediated by biomimetic catalysts
Davide Angelone (ES), Marcel Swart, Claire Deville, Christine Joy McKenzie, Wesley
R. Browne.
Short Oral
Abstract 787
Training a Constitutional Dynamic Network for Effector Recognition - Storage, Recall and Erasing of Information
Jan Holub (FR), Ghislaine Vantomme, Jean-Marie Lehn.
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Detailed Sessions
Light-harvesting antennae based on luminescent silicon nanocrystals
Paola Ceroni (IT), Giacomo Bergamini, Antonino Arrigo, Raffaello Mazzaro, Luca
Ravotto, Francesco Romano.
Oral
Abstract 534
Overcoming autofluorescence: long luminescence lifetime nanoparticles for time-gated bioimaging
Emma Martín Rodríguez (ES), Blanca del Rosal, Dirk H. Ortgies, Nuria Fernández
Monsalve, Francisco Sanz-Rodríguez, Daniel Jaque.
Oral
Abstract 682
Bio-inspired white hybrid light-emitting diodes
Ruben D. Costa Costa (DE).
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
Chair: Alexander
Eychmüller
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-4
Oral
Abstract 357
Design of copper and gold carbene complexes for fabrication of highly efficient organic light-emitting diodes
Alexander Romanov (UK), Dawei Di, Le Yang, Dan Credgington, Manfred Bochmann.
Abstract 494
Oral
A light-powered autonomous molecular pump exploiting self-assembly away from
equilibrium
Giulio Ragazzon (IT), Massimo Baroncini, Serena Silvi, Margherita Venturi, Alberto
Credi.
Oral
Abstract 532
Enhanced efficiency in plastic planar heterojunction solar cells by AuNPs positioned
at donor-acceptor interfaces
Camillo Sartorio (IT), Stefano Scaramuzza, Sebastiano Cataldo, Valeria Vetri, Michelangelo Scopelliti, Maurizio Leone, Vincenzo Amendola, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1237
Visible light-induced multi-electron storage in functional TiO2 nanoparticles
Long Le Quang (FR), Rajaa Farran, Lucy Rosa, Vincent Maurel, Jerome Chauvin.
Short Oral
Abstract 1192
Enhancing light-harvesting ability of colloidal metal oxide nanocrystals
Leonardo Triggiani (IT), Carlo Nazareno Dibenedetto, Giuseppe Tartaro, Teresa Sibillano, Cinzia Giannini, Giovanni Bruno, Angela Agostiano, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1628
Efficient cementing of CH3NH3PbBr3 perovskite nanoparticles to up-conversion
nanoparticles visualized by confocal microscopy
María González Béjar (ES), Laura Francés-Soriano, Soranyel Gonzalez-Carrero, Enrique Navarro-Raga, Raquel E. Galian, Julia Pérez-Prieto.
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Detailed Sessions
Near infrared emitting monometallic lanthanide complexes and polymetallic macromolecular dendrimer complexes for novel modalities of biological imaging
Stéphane Petoud (CH), Svetlana V. Eliseeva, Ivana Martinic, Virginie Placide,
Régis Delatouche, Iulia Nazarenko, Franck Suzenet.
Oral Abstract 32
Evalution of new fluorescent chemical probe for the rapid, point-of-care detection
of Staphylococcus aureus
Adam Le Gresley (UK).
Oral Abstract 481
Label-Free Spectromicroscopy as a Probe for Dermal Drug Delivery
Eckart Ruehl (DE), Kenji Yamamoto, André Klossek, Robert Schulz, Takuji Ohigashi, Markus Weigand, Roman Flesch, et al.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Oral Abstract 71
Nuclear and optical dual-labelled imaging agents
Holger Stephan (DE).
Topic H3
Methods and
Applications
Oral Abstract 228
Enzyme-responsive PARACEST-MRI, T1-MRI and optical imaging probes based on
a self-immolative approach
Eva Toth Jakab (FR), Sophie Laine, Célia Bonnet, Svetlana Eliseeva, Sara Lacerda,
Bernard Badet, Stéphane Petoud, et al.
ORAL SESSION
H3-1
Oral Abstract 374
Carbon nanotubes as efficient multi-drug delivery systems for in-vitro treatment of
breast cancer cells
Stefano Cicchi (IT), Stefano Fedeli, Paolo Paoli, Alberto Brandi, Paola Chiarugi,
Giuliano Giambastiani, Giulia Tuci, et al.
Chair: Eva Jakob-Toth
BRUSELAS 1
Short Oral
Abstract 270
Absolute quantification of proteins by ICP-MS and isotope dilution analysis using
generic standards. Application to the quantification of snake venom proteomes.
Francisco Calderón Celis (ES), Laura Cid Bario, Silvia Diez Fernández, Jorge Ruiz
Encinar, Juan José Calvete Chornet, Alfredo Sanz Medel.
Short Oral
Abstract 648
Artificial siderophores for tracking and sensing of iron(III) ions
Elzbieta Gumienna-Kontecka (PL), Karolina Zdyb, Evgenia Olshvang, Abraham
Shanzer.
Abstract 884
Short Oral
The solid-state photo-CIDNP effect and its applicability in chemistry
Isaac F. Cespedes-Camacho (CR), Jörg Matysik.
126
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Solar advanced oxidation processes: photoreactors, applications and economical
approach
Isabel Oller (ES).
Oral
Abstract 644
Sorption enhanced catalytic steam reforming of blends of bio-oil model compounds
for hydrogen production
Gonzalo Esteban-Díez (ES), Maria Victoria Gil, Covadonga Pevida, De Chen, Fernando
Rubiera.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B1
Sustainable Energy
and Air Quality
Chair: S. Minteer
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B1-5
Oral
Abstract 1037
Corrosion effect of Ni concentration in Fe-Cr-Ni alloys exposed to molten carbonate
environments for CSP application
Teresa de Miguel (ES), Victor Encinas, Gustavo Garcia, Andrea Illana, Isabel Lasanta,
Francisco Javier Perez.
Oral
Abstract 559
Low temperature catalysts for on demand hydrogen production via ammonia decomposition
Laura Torrente Murciano (UK), Alf Hill, Tamsin Bell.
Abstract 128
Short Oral
Turning waste into valuable products: The case of carbonated MSWI fly ash for
clinker production
Selene Cobo (ES), Isabel García-Herrero, Maria Margallo, Antonio Dominguez-Ramos,
Angel Irabien.
Abstract 121
Short Oral
Evaluation of the environmental benefits of recycling materials in the moving parts
of a wind turbine using the life cycle assessment (LCA)
Ricardo Díaz Martín (ES), Esperanza Batuecas Fernández, Carlos Mayo del Río, Adib
Guardiola Mouhafel, Francisco Javier Pérez Trujillo.
Short Oral
Abstract 450
Effect of TiO2 phases in aqueous phase ketonization: Kinetics and Hydrophobicity
Nicolas Aranda Perez (ES), Javier Echave, M. Pilar Ruiz, Jimmy Faria.
Short Oral
Abstract 246
Kinetics of biomass char steam gasification in a conical spouted bed gasifier
Jon Alvarez (ES), Gartzen Lopez, Maider Amutio, Maite Artetxe, Itsaso Barbarias,
Aitor Arregi, Laura Santamaria, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1621
Sustainable future nuclear fuel cycles – Separations, radiation stability, and innovative processes for nuclear fuels production
Jan John (CZ), Ferdinand Šebesta, Václav Čuba, Petr Distler, Kamil V. Mareš, Jana
Kondé.
127
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Chemistry inside the world’s tiniest test tube: studying reactions at the nanoscale
Andrei Khlobystov (UK).
Oral
Abstract 409
Carbon Nanotube Thin Films as Precise Volumetric Sensors
Óscar Ameneiro-Prieto (ES), Miguel Franco-Martínez, Pedro Fariña-Álvarez, Jorge
Marcos-Acevedo, José Fariña-Rodríguez, Miguel Á. Correa-Duarte.
Oral
Abstract 1305
Highly efficient carbon nanomaterials microengines for complex biomedia
Roberto María Hormigos (ES), Beatriz Jurado Sanchez, Alberto Escarpa.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E4
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Chair: Andreas Hirsch
MADRID 3
ORAL SESSION
E4-2
Oral
Abstract 1404
Size matters - Tailoring pore size in carbon materials
Lars Borchardt (DE).
Oral
Abstract 1211
Electronic interaction between carbon allotropes and pyrene functionalized silicon
nanocrystals
Raffaello Mazzaro (IT), Mirko Locritani, Jennifer Molloy, Giacomo Bergamini, Vittorio
Morandi, Paola Ceroni.
Oral
Abstract 1181
Looking at porphyrin chemistry confined in two dimensions with single molecule
precision
Anthoula Papageorgiou (DE).
Short Oral
Abstract 583
Biosensing platform based on the combination of fluorescent nanoparticles and
enzymes
Sandra Benítez-Martínez (ES), Encarnación Caballero-Diaz, Miguel Valcárcel.
Short Oral
Abstract 28
Rational Design of Efficient Non-Precious Metal Oxygen Reduction Catalysts in
Alkaline: Nanoconfinement of Maghemite in Hierarchical Nitrogen-doped Graphene
Framework
Kaipei Qiu (UK).
Short Oral
Abstract 600
Cytocompatibility and Degradation of Polycaprolactone Nano-Microfibrous Scaffolds
Loaded with Amide-Amine Functionalised Carbon Nanoparticles
Jana Karpiskova (CZ), Katerina Pilarova, Vera Jencova, Ivan Stibor, Jiri Chvojka, Petr
Mikes, Nhung H.A. Nguyen, et al.
128
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
EYCA Day. ROMA
EYCN: 10 years connecting young chemists. What comes next?
Fernando Gomollon-Bel (BE), Fréderique Backaert, Emanuel S. R. Ehmki, Oana M. Fronoiu, Camille Oger,
Sarah L. Newton, Michael A. Terzidis.
Oral
Abstract 1709
Chemistry in your glass: the science of wine flavor.
Ricardo Lopez (ES).
JOHN DALTON. Convener: Sylviane Sabo-Etienne, Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination (FR) MADRID 2
250th Anniversary Symposium
Plenary and Grand Slam Session
Oral keynote
Abstract 1760
Why so slow? The teaching context and the adoption of Mendeleev’s periodic classification
Brigitte Van Tiggelen (US).
Oral
Abstract 1415
Imagination of a compound/matter beyond our vision
Rajen Kundu (US).
Oral
Abstract 1485
Iron catalysed hydrophosphination II: This time it’s terminal (alkynes)
Kimberley Gallagher, UK, Ruth Webster.
Oral keynote
Abstract 1761
Berthollet’s Chemical Affinities. Educational Context and Textualization of an Innovation in Chemistry at the
Turn of the Nineteenth Century.
Pere Grapí (ES).
Oral
Abstract 759
Au(III) complexes and their reactivity towards alkenes and alkynes
Marte Sofie Martinsen Holmsen (NO).
Abstract 1455
Oral
The Max-PHOX family, P*,N iridium catalysts and their application in the completely enantioselective hydrogenation of cyclic enamides
Ernest Salomó i Prat (ES).
16:00-16:30 h
Coffee Break
129
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
TOPIC PLENARY
16:30 -17:15 h
THEME B
The
Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainabilityy
THEME D
Catalysis,
Industry and
Applications
THEME G
Physical,
Analytical and
Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic B4
Food Chemistry
Elke Anklam - Research Centre European Commission. (BE)
AUDITORIUM 2.
Chair: L. S. Sarkadi
Food Safety and Quality Control in 2030 - are
we prepared?
Topic D1
Chemistry in Industry
MADRID 1.
Chairs: L. Torrente,
R. Palkowitz
Topic G3
Chemical Dynamics
Chair: Günter Gauglitz
Paolo Pollesel - Eni Spa. (IT)
The role of industrial catalytic technologies in
the evolving oil refining scenario
AUDITORIUM 1.
tingen. (DE)
Juergen Troe Troe -University of Goet-
Insight into Reaction Mechanisms through
Quantitative Kinetics
EYCN. ROMA
* 10 years connecting young chemists, What comes next?
* Chemistry in your glass: the science of wines flavor + tasting
Oral
Abstract 1709
Ricardo Lopez (ES).
17:15 – 18:15 h
PLENARY LECTURE:
Roberta Sessoli – University of Florence. (IT)
POSTER DISCUSSIONS. POSTER AREA - MODULE A:
18:15 -19:15 h
20:00 h
130
THEME E- Materials, Devices and Nanochemistry
THEME F- Properties of Matter
THEME G- Physical, Analytical and Experimental Methods in Chemistry
THEME H- Chemistry in the Life Science
FAREWELL DINNER
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
8:00-8:30 h
8:30-10:30 h
REGISTRATION
ORAL SESSIONS
Oral keynote
Abstract 1697
Novel gas separation membranes design from chitosan-styrene and chitosan-acrylonitrile copolymers modified by methylimidazolium based ionic liquids
Ilya Vorotyntsev§ (RU), Ksenia Bogacheva, Alla Mochalova, Tatyana Sazanova, Anton
Petukhov, Andrey Vorotyntsev.
Oral
Abstract 384
Sustainable Synthesis of Amines – Direct Amination of (Bio)Alcohols with NH3
Dieter Vogt (GB), Dennis Pingen, Jong-Hoo Choi, Laura Puig, George Murray, Martin
Prechtl, Piet W.N.M. van Leeuwen.
Oral
Abstract 1787
Application of data mining techniques and evolutionary computation to a steam reformer
for modelling and optimization
David Velázquez Alonso (ES), Francisco Moreno Castro, Mario Tristán del Pino.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3
Chair: J.L. Dubois
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B3-3
Oral
Abstract 1269
New VolSurf+ in silico descriptors suitable for the prediction of ionic liquids toxicity
and physicochemical properties
Alessio Paternò (IT), Giuseppe Musumarra.
Abstract 86
Oral
Sustainable chemical processes in ionic liquids and supercritical carbon dioxide by
integration of synthesis and pure product separation steps
Pedro Lozano (ES), Juana M. Bernal, Susana Nieto, Gregorio Sanchez-Gomez, José L.
Serrano, Jose Perez, Eduardo Garcia-Verdugo, et al.
Abstract 1274
Oral
Oxidative aerobic NHC catalysis via multistep electron transfer
Henrik Sundén (CH), Anton Axelsson, Linda Ta.
Short Oral
Abstract 604
Comparative behavior of advanced oxidation treatments, electrochemical oxidation and
photocatalysis, in terms of kinetics and energy efficiency
Carlos Javier Escudero (ES), Olalla Iglesias, Maria J. Rivero, Inmaculada Ortiz.
Abstract 663
Short Oral
Re-usable immobilized NHC-Pd catalytic systems: synthesis, characterization and
activity in reactions of industrial relevance
Itziar Peñafiel (ES), Alberto Martinez-Lombardia, Jamin Krinsky, Carmen Claver,
Alexei Lapkin.
Abstract 546
Short Oral
First-principles design of gold catalysts for deperoxidation of cyclohexyl hydroperoxide
Tirso López-Ausens (ES), Avelino Corma Canós, Mercedes Boronat Zaragozá.
Short Oral
Abstract 1474
Catalytic study and advanced characterization of Pd-catalysts for the bromates reduction in water phase
Jose Luis Cerrillo Olmo (ES), Christian Wittee, Fernando Rey, Eduardo Palomares.
131
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
New Perspectives in Lithium Halocarbenoids Mediated Homologations
Vittorio Pace (AT).
Oral Abstract 307
Covalent and non-covalent linkage of binaphthyl phosphoric acids for the generation of chiral multifunctional frameworks
Jochen Niemeyer (DE), Raja Mitra, Frescilia Octa-Smolin, Martha Kohlhaas.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Oral Abstract 1686
Selenium Like Versatile Auxiliary in Organic Synthesis
Viktor Milata (SK).
Oral Abstract 120
3,4,5-Triiodoanisole via C-H Iodination/ipso-iododecarboxylation Strategy: Synthesis, Reactivity and Application
Raed M Al-Zoubi, JO.
Topic C2
Synthesis and
based Compounds
Oral Abstract 1013
Application of low migration photoinitiators in UV-curable systems
Daniel Hennen (AT), Meinhart Roth, Aleksandra Samusjew, Andreas Österreicher,
Delara Hartmann, Matthias Edler, Thomas Griesser.
ORAL SESSION
C2-4
Abstract 1027
Short Oral
New 1,3,4-oxadiazole-based building blocks for OLEDs through Sonogashira couplings
Anca Paun (RO), Mihaela Matache, Codruta Paraschivescu, Ioana Nicolau, Vasile
Parvulescu.
Chair: F. Rutjes
AUDITORIUM 1
Abstract 918
Short Oral
Synthesis of thiacalix[4]arene based receptors for chiral anion sensing
Ivan Stibor (CZ), Jan Lukasek, Michal Rezanka, Ondrej Kundrat, Pavel Lhotak.
Abstract 352
Short Oral
Phosphole amino acids: versatile stereoselective synthesis and luminescent properties
Emmanuelle Remond (FR).
Short Oral
Abstract 612
Synthesis of pyrrole-cyclodextrin conjugates for tissue engineering
Jan Lukasek (CZ), Michal Rezanka, Ivan Stibor.
THEME F
Topic F4
Innovative
Computational
Environments for
Molecular Science
Chair: A. Laganà
MADRID 3
ORAL SESSION
F4-1
132
EGI: advanced data and computing services for international research collaborations
Tiziana Ferrari (NL).
Kinetic Monte Carlo study of the water gas shift reaction on Cu (321) surface based
on Density Functional Theory data
Ramón Sayós (ES), Hèctor Prats, Pablo Gamallo, FRsc Illas.
Oral
Abstract 1035
Virtual Screening For Materials Discovery
Jacob Gavartin (GB), Mathew Halls, David Giesen, Thomas Hughes, Alexander Goldberg, Thomas Mustard, Shawn Kwak.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
THEME F
Topic F4
Innovative
Computational
Environments for
Molecular Science
Chair: A. Laganà
MADRID 3
ORAL SESSION
F4-1
Oral
Abstract 1005
In-silico predictions of physico-chemical properties with COSMO-RS
Jens Reinisch (DE), Andreas Klamt.
Oral
Abstract 1677
ETS-NOCV description of chemical reactions
Artur Michalak (PL), Piotr Talaga, Mateusz Brela.
Oral
Abstract 1484
Theoretical study DFT/ TD-DFT of Ruthenium bipyridyl dyes with X-donor (X= Se,
Te) ligands and their application in dye–sensitized solar cells
Rekhis Mâammar (DZ), Bourouina Assia.
Distorted Heptagon-Incorporating Graphene Molecules
Araceli González-Campaña (ES).
Abstract 1633
Oral
Harvesting the Nonlinear Emission of Molecular Materials
Ermelinda Macoas (PT), Inês Mariz, Carla Santos, Cátia Correia, José Martinho.
Oral
Abstract 797
Photoinduced corrugation of graphene
Sofia Leret García (ES), Andrés Black, Daniel Granados, Amadeo L. Vázquez de Parga,
Emilio Pérez.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E4
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Chair: Aurelio Mateo-Alonso
Andrei Khlobystov
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E4-3
Oral
Abstract 790
Electrochemical perfOMce of few-layer graphene fabricated using carbon nanofibers as a
carbon source through a chemical-free method
Carlos Herreros-Lucas (UK), Maria Gimenez-Lopez.
Abstract 1466
Oral
Scale-up synthesis of graphene oxide and its application in forming 3D graphene structures and nanostructured metal oxide catalysts
Salvador Eslava (UK).
Oral
Abstract 1423
Bulk preparation, characterization and application of chemically-modified few layers
graphene
Simone Silvestrini (IT), Michele Maggini, Antonio Barbon, Francesco Tampieri, Meng
Zheng, Alain Jody Corso, Maria Guglielmina Pelizzo, et al.
Abstract 123
Short Oral
Porous carbon materials for carbon capture
Eleanor Campbell (UK), Arran Gibson, Andrei Gromov, Stefano Brandani.
Short Oral
Abstract 451
Fluorescent gels with S,N-codoped Graphene Quantum Dots embedded in nanocellulosic matrix for analytical applications
Celia Ruiz-Palomero (ES), M. Laura Soriano, Sandra Benítez-Martínez, Miguel Valcárcel.
Short Oral
Abstract 1334
Synthesis of porous graphene/TiO2 by use of recycled graphite
José Jiménez-Jiménez (ES), Manuel Algarra-González, Elena Rodríguez-Aguado, Enrique
Rodríguez-Castellon.
133
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Polymers in pores: towards bioinspired ionic transport modulation
Annette Andrieu-Brunsen (DE).
THEME F
Topic F3
Polymers
Chair: P. Griffiths
BRUSELAS 2
ORAL SESSION
F3-2
Oral Abstract 756
Supramolecular Polymerization of carbonyl-bridged N-heterotriangulenes. Tuning
the formation of H and J aggregates
Jorge Santos Valera (ES), Rafael Gómez, Luis Sánchez.
Oral Abstract 929
Thermomechanical properties and microstructure of hybrid modified bitumen with
crumb tyre rubber and polymers
Simona Senise (ES), Virginia Carrera Paez, Francisco Javier Navarro Domínguez.
Oral Abstract 1297
Design, synthesis and RAFT polymerisation of a quinoline-based monomer for use
in metal-binding composite microfibres
Anna Isakova (UK), Olga Efremova, Nikki Pullan, Larry Luer, Paul Topham.
Oral Abstract 1663
Direct (Hetero)Arylation polymerization as a convenient synthetic route to conjugated polymers for plastic solar cells
Gianluca Maria Farinola (IT), Giuseppe Marzano, Francesco Carulli, Francesco Babudri, Andrea Pellegrino, Silvia Luzzati, Riccardo Po, et al.
Abstract 387
Short Oral
Cation-π and steric/inductive interactions for tailoring spontaneous gradient formation in poly(2-oxazoline)s
Bart Verbraeken (BE), Jorne Raymakers, Richard Hoogenboom.
Abstract 732
Short Oral
Influence of Axial and Point Chirality in the Chiral Self-Assembly of Twin N‑Annulated Perylenecarboxamides
Elisa Emilia Greciano Raiskila (ES), Luis Sánchez Martín, Julia Buendía Lucas.
Short Oral
Abstract 948
Synthesis and Characterization of New Biodegradable Co-polyurethanes for Biomedical Applications
Lucia Romero Azogil (ES), Elena Benito, Maria De Gracia García-Martín, Juan A.
Galbis Pérez.
134
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Looking for cleaner alternatives: the role of combustion chemistry diagnostics
Katharina Kohse-Hoeinghaus (DE).
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G3
Chemical Dynamics
Chair: Jürgen Troe
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G3-1
Molecules in Motion: Quantum Dynamics from Theory and Spectroscopic Experiment
Martin Quack (CH).
Transient vibrational analysis for (photo) dynamics: A new combined molecular dynamics and normal modes protocol.
Alessio Petrone (US), David B. Lingerfelt, Xiaosong Li.
Oral
Abstract 585
C1878H2682: A Giant Molecular Spoked Wheel illuminates excitonic processes in
organic electronics
Robert May (DE), Dominik Würsch, Stefan-Sven Jester, Sigurd Höger, Jon Lupton.
Abstract 14
Oral
Reduction mechanism of a coordinated superoxide by benzyl alcohol and 2-propanol
Ritu Mukherjee (Mishra) (IN), Rupendranath Banerjee.
The His-rich and Cys-rich metal binding domain and biological consequences
Henryk Kozlowski (PL), Joanna Watly, Aleksandra Hecel, Karolina Krzywoszynska,
Magdalena Rowinska-Zyrek.
Abstract 1025
Oral
DNA and PNA controlled fusion of liposomes
Stefan Vogel (DK), Oliver Ries, Alexander Rabe, Philipp Löffler.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2
Bio-macromolecules
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H2-1
Abstract 1486
Oral
DNA Hybrid Materials and Supercharged Polypeptides for Nanomedicine
Andreas Herrmann (NL).
Oral
Abstract 963
Designed proteins scaffolds to stabilize metal nanoclusters: sensing and imaging
appliactions
Antonio Aires (ES), Pierre Coleaud, Sara H. Mejias, Sandra M. Ocampo, Ana V. Villar,
Aitziber L. Cortajarena.
Oral
Abstract 184
In order to cross the mucus barrier, one must first understand its structure
Peter Griffiths (UK).
Abstract 865
Oral
Biomolecular recognition by nanoparticles probed by NMR
Mariapina Donofrio (IT), Serena Zanzoni, Rajesh Singh, Marco Pedroni, David Fushman, Adolfo Speghini, Michael Assfalg.
Short Oral
Abstract 1588
Bovine glutamate dehydrogenase immobilization on magnetic nanoparticles: conformational changes and catalysis
Caterina Gruenwaldt Cunha Marques Netto (BR), Delmárcio G. da Silva, Sergio H.
Toma, Leandro H. Andrade, Marcelo Nakamura, Koiti Araki, Henrique H. Toma.
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135
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2
Bio-macromolecules
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H2-1
Short Oral
Abstract 1187
Topologically controlled peptides for selective lectin internalization
Marisa Juanes (ES), Juan R. Granja, Javier ME.
Short Oral
Abstract 1552
7-deazapurine ligands: towards metal-mediated Watson-Crick base pairs in double-stranded DNA
Jose M. Mendez Arriaga (ES), Miguel A. Galindo, Noelia Santamaria, Juan M. Salas.
Roles of Guanidines as Catalysts in Functionalisation of Carbon Dioxide
Bao Nguyen (UK).
Oral Abstract 311
Organocatalytic One-pot Nitroalkenes Dimerization-Rearrangment to Cyclic Nitronates: a
NMR Study
Polyssena Renzi (DE), Michael H. Haindl, Ruth M. Gschwind.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C3
Methods and Me
chanisms
Chair: Feliu Maseras
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C3-3
Oral Abstract 415
The Cooperative Effect of Transition Metal Catalysts in the Oxidative Cross-Couplings. A
DFT Mechanistic Study
Ignacio Funes-Ardoiz (ES), Feliu Maseras.
Oral Abstract 1392
Sulfur Dioxide Based One-Pot-Reactions for the Rapid and Highly Modular Synthesis of
Sulfones and Sulfonamides
Georg Manolikakes (DE).
Oral Abstract 1696
Structure-reactivity effects in the methanolysis of hindered arenesulfonyl chlorides
Mykyta Iazykov (ES), Moisés Canle L., J. Arturo Santaballa, Ludmila Rublova.
Short Oral
Abstract 110
Cyclic Carbonate Formation from CO2 and Epoxy-Alcohols: DFT Analysis of the Mechanistic Routes
Joan González Fabra (ES), Jeroen Rintjema, Nuno Bandeira, Arjan Kleij, Carles Bo.
Short Oral
Abstract 1510
Visible Light Mediated Hydrophosphinylation of Alkenes with Phosphinic Acid Derivatives: Synthetic and Mechanistic Investigations
Giovanni Fausti (FR), Annie-Claude Gaumont, Sami Lakhdar.
Abstract 1612
Short Oral
The Pivotal role of the Lewis Base partner in Frustrated Lewis Pairs-Catalyzed Hydrogenation of Michael Acceptors: A Mechanistic Approach
Jonathan Dupré (FR), Annie-Claude Gaumont, Sami Lakhdar.
136
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Hierarchical Plasmonic Nanostructured Materials: Synthesis and Applications
Miguel A. Correa-Duarte (ES).
Oral
Abstract 66
Gold Nanoprism-Nanorod Face Off: in vitro comparison of the heating efficiency, cellular internalisation and thermoablation capacity of gold nanorods and nanoprisms
Scott Mitchell (ES), Gabriel Alfranca, Álvaro Artiga, Grazyna Stepien, María Moros,
Jesús M. de la Fuente.
Abstract 835
Oral
Nanoproteomics. Gold nanoparticles for activity-based protein profiling
Álvaro Martínez (IT), Fabrizio Mancin, Paolo Scrimin.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
Chair: Verónica
Salgueiriño
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-5
Oral
Abstract 502
Boosting hot electron-driven photocatalysis with hot spots in Au-TiO2 nanoarchitectures
Miguel Comesaña Hermo (ES), Ana Sousa-Castillo, Benito Rodríguez-González, Moisés Pérez-Lorenzo, Xiang-Tian Kong, Alexander O. Govorov, Miguel A. Correa-Duarte.
Abstract 983
Oral
Phosphocholine-decorated SPIONs: Synthesis, Structure and In vivo Application
Alessandra Luchini (IT), Yuri Gerelli, Giovanna Fragneto, Tommy Nylander, Luigi
Paduano.
Oral
Abstract 751
Amphiphilic peptides with controlled architecture for quantum dot functionalization
towards highly sensitive biosensors
Gianpiero Valente (IT), Philip D. Howes, Christopher Spicer, Elisabetta Fanizza, Nicoletta Depalo, Molly M. Stevens.
Short Oral
Abstract 38
Encapsulation of Single Plasmonic Nanoparticles within ZIF-8. SERS Analysis of
MOF Flexibility
Sarah de Marchi Lourenço (ES), Guangchao Zheng, Kadir Sentosun, Sara Bals, Luis
Liz Marzán, Isabel Pastoriza Santos, Jorge Pérez-Juste.
Short Oral
Abstract 1551
Laser generated magneto-plasmonic Au-Fe Nanoparticles: Formation mechanism,
Real Structure and properties
Anna Tymoczko (DE), Christoph Rehbock, Jurij Jakobi, Ulrich Schürmann, Lorenz
Kienle, Stephan Barcikowski.
137
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
MRI of gene expression using nucleosides and their analogs as imaging probes
Amnon Bar-Shir (IL).
Oral
Abstract 1134
Accurately unraveling DNA/drug binding conformations by combining Electronic Circular
Dichroism modeling and free energy calculations.
Hugo Gattuso (FR), Angelo Spinello, Alessio Terenzi, Xavier Assfeld, Giampaolo Barone,
Antonio Monari.
Oral
Abstract 901
Functionalized Cyclodextrin Rotaxanes and Polyrotaxanes for Medical Imaging
Jérémy Scelle (FR), Guillaume Vives, Bernold Hasenknopf, Grégory Ramniceanu, BichThuy Doan, Célia Bonnet, Eva Toth, et al.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H3
Methods and
Applications
Oral
Abstract 1015
Distribution of Essential Trace Elements and MMP-11 in Breast Cancer Tissues by LAMS
Maria Luisa Fernandez-Sanchez (ES), Raquel Gónzalez de Vega, Jorge Pisonero, Noemi
Eiró, Francisco Vizoso, Uwe Karst, Alfredo Sanz-Medel.
MADRID 2
Oral
Abstract 353
Stereoselective peptide modifications – an efficient tool for natural product and drug
synthesis
Uli Kazmaier (DE).
ORAL SESSION
H3-2
Oral
Abstract 563
The colloidal side of cell communication
Paolo Bergese (IT), Doris Ricotta, Giuseppe Di Noto, Andrea Zendrini, Lucia Paolini,
Sara Busatto, Annalisa Radeghieri, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1167
Raman Imaging Drives Toxicity Tests in C. elegans Fed With Shape Engineered TiO2
Nanoparticles
Luca Iannarelli (IT), Andrea Mario Giovannozzi, Federica Morelli, Francesco Viscotti,
Valter Maurino, Giuseppe Spoto, Vasile-Dan Hodoroaba, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1199
Identification and distribution of metallic and radionuclidic contaminants in the production of 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose
Mateusz Pęgier (PL), Krzysztof Kilian, Krystyna Pyrzyńska, Anna Pękal.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B4
Food Chemistry
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B4-1
138
Food chemistry role in food quality and safety: case studies as pivotal challenge of the
next future
Marco Arlorio (IT).
Bioactive carriers: functional foods for lactose intolerance
Ilena-Alexandra Pavel (FR), Nadia Canilho, Andreea Pasc.
Oral
Abstract 1077
Study of iron absorption and bioavailability from formula milk supplemented with enriched 57Fe nanoparticles
Sonia Fernández-Menéndez (ES), María Luisa Fernández-Sánchez, Rafaella Rafaella
Regina-Alves Peixoto, Belén Fernández-Colomer, Alfredo Sanz-Medel.
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THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B4
Food Chemistry
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
Oral
Abstract 305
Encapsulation of L. rhamnosus GG (LGG) in Alginate-Silicate hybrid beads
Fernanda Haffner (FR), Roudayna Diab, Maxime Girardon, Stéphane Fontanay, Raphaël
Duval, Andreea Pasc.
Oral
Abstract 1196
Magnetic molecular imprinted nanoparticles for selective determination of folic acid in
different food samples
Sajjad Hussain (PK), Maria Pilar, Sabir Khan.
ORAL SESSION
B4-1
Coffee Break
10:30-11:00 h
11:00-13:00 h
Young Leaders day:
Funding Workshop. ROMA
ICYN - Event. LISBOA
Oral
Abstract 1746
Introducing the International Young Chemists Network (IYCN): an intentional body to
represent young chemists under IUPAC
Maarten van Sisseren, (NL).
11:00-13:00 h
ORAL SESSIONS
Biorefinery economics for chemists
Mirela Tsagkari (FR), Jean-Luc Couturier, Antonis Kokossis, Jean-Luc Dubois.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3
Chair: J. L. Dubois
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B3-4
Oral
Abstract 1319
Synthesis of Unnatural Amino Acids and Descurainolide A from Renewable Resources
Oluwarotimi Stephen Ojo (UK).
Oral
Abstract 1382
Electrosynthesis of 2,3-butanediol from acetoin in an undivided cell using decorated cathodes
José R. Ochoa-Gómez (ES), Alberto García-LUis, Francisco Fernández-Carretero, Silvia Gil-Río, Francisca Río-Pérez, Belén Maestro-Madurga, Olga Gómez-Jiménez-Aberasturi, et al.
Oral
Abstract 144
Towards a toluene-free reactive separation process for carbon monoxide recovery
from industrial gas mixtures
Gabriel Zarca Lago (ES).
Abstract 1651
Oral
Tin-on-stream: catalytic stability of Sn-Beta investigated in the continuous regime
Daniele Padovan (UK), Ceri Hammond, Manuel Simplicio, Charlie Parsons, Ben
Hawkins.
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Detailed Sessions
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B3
Chair: D. Mattia
AUDITORIUM 2
ORAL SESSION
B3-4
Oral
Abstract 754
Sustainable biolubricants production by esterification reaction
Rosa Vitiello (IT), Riccardo Tesser, Rosa Turco, Antonio Buonerba, Alfonso Grassi,
Martino Di Serio.
Short Oral
Abstract 1611
Selective direct hydroxylation of benzene to phenol with hydrogen peroxide by iron
and vanadyl based homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts
Ana Rosa Silva (PT), Liliana Carneiro.
Short Oral
Abstract 1627
Biosurfactant: a sustainable alternative for the treatment of petroleum contaminated soils
Sarah Nwinee (UK), Eoin Cowie, Ibrahim Banat, Paul Kong Thoo Lin, Kyari Yates.
Short Oral
Abstract 723
Hydrogen peroxide dissociation on sustainable biomimetic catalysts
Tofik Nagiev (AZ), Latifa Gasanova, Sariya Aghamammadova, Gulshan Nahmadova
A brief journey from Lewis acids to Gold(I) and Gold(III) catalyzed cycloaddition/cyclization reactions of vinyl indoles with unsaturated compounds
Elisabetta Rossi (IT), Giorgio Abbiati, Monica, Valentina Pirovano.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C2
Synthesis and
based Compounds
Chair: V. Pace
AUDITORIUM 1
ORAL SESSION
C2-5
Oral
Abstract 272
Reactivity of ynamides with tetracyanoethylene: formation of new electron super-acceptor
Yann Trolez (FR).
Oral
Abstract 514
Isatin modification for surface functionalization
Cécile Soulignac (FR), Franck Le Derf, Julien Vieillard, François Estour.
Oral
Abstract 578
Synthesis of bifunctional chiral [2]catenanes as artificial receptors
Raja Mitra (DE), Maike Thiele, Frescilia Octa-smolin, Jochen Niemeyer.
Oral
Abstract 1459
Defying stereotypes with nanodiamonds: stable primary diamondoid phosphines
Oana Moncea (DE), Marina Sekutor, Heike Hausmann, Maria Gunawan, Didier Poinsot, Andrey A. Fokin, Jean-Cyrille Hierso, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 510
Fluoroalkyl substituted Diazoalkanes – powerful Reagents for Applications in Cycloaddition Reactions
Rene M. Koenigs (DE).
Short Oral
Abstract 549
Visible Light-Mediated Generation of Nitrogen Radicals: Transition Metal-Free Hydroamination and Aminohydroxylation Reactions
Daniele Leonori (UK).
Abstract 356
Short Oral
Synthesis of angular tetracyclic p-quinols from oxidative dearomatization of the corresponding anthracenols using Oxone® or visible-light irradiation under air.
María Jesús Cabrera Afonso (ES).
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Keynote lectureAbstract 221
Crystallization development of a peripherally-restricted opioid antagonist”
Jackie O Neil (US).
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G2
Determination
of Structure and
Physical Properties
Chair: Annetter FolskeSchmitz
BRUSELAS 2
ORAL SESSION
G2-3
Electroanalytics, biocatalysis and nanoparticles: design of advanced platforms for
biosensing
José Manuel Pingarrón (ES).
Abstract 165
Oral
Physico-chemical properties and structural organisation during drying of colloidal
aggregates of boehmite.
Charlotte Gallois (FR), Eric Lécolier, Loïc Barré, Didier Frot, Elisabeth Rosenberg,
Anne Bonnin, Pierre Levitz.
Oral
Abstract 260
Insights into humin structure and formation
Stephanie G. Maerten (DE), Marcel A. Liauw.
Abstract 1224
Oral
On the existence and characterization of molecular electrides
Verònica Postils Ribó (ES), Marc Garcia-Borràs, Miquel Solà, Josep M. Luis, Eduard
Matito.
Abstract 1036
Oral
Biomimetic sensor for optical detection of antibiotics for in-line process analysis
Patricia Weber (DE), Benjamin Riegger, Monika Bach, Günter Tovar, Günter Gauglitz.
Distorted Molecular And Low-Dimensional Materials
Aurelio Mateo-Alonso (ES).
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E4
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Chairs: Emilio Pérez,
Michele Maggini
AUDITORIUM 3
ORAL SESSION
E4-4
Abstract 869
Oral
Supramolecular Nanopatterns of Organic Molecules
Stefan-Sven Jester (DE).
Oral
Abstract 1173
Gas-phase synthesis of (endo-, hetero-, exo-)hedral fullerenes.
Marc Mulet Gas (US), Paul W. Dunk, Christopher L. Hendrickson, Harold W. Kroto.
Oral
Abstract 801
Stabilising the Lowest Energy Charge-Separated State in a {Metal Chromophore Fullerene} Assembly: A Tuneable Panchromatic Absorbing Donor Acceptor Triad
Maria Lebedeva (GB), Thomas Chamberlain, Paul Scattergood, Milan Delor, Igor
Sazanovich, Julia Weinstein, E. Stephen Davies, et al.
Abstract 1323
Oral
Fullerene-stabilised phthalocyanine nanoporous crystals
Caterina Gavina Grazia Bezzu (UK), Neil B. McKeown, Luke Burt, Benson Kariuki,
Stephen A. Moggach.
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THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E4
Carbon Based
Nanochemistry
Oral
Abstract 209
Design of liquid-crystalline poly-fullerodendrimers
Pauline Pieper (CH), Robert Deschenaux.
Short Oral
Abstract 728
Synthesis of Novel Mixed [2:3]-Pentakisadducts of [60]Fullerene with an Incomplete Octahedral Addition Pattern
Katerina Maxouti (DE), Andreas Hirsch.
Chairs: Emilio Pérez,
Michele Maggini
AUDITORIUM 3
Abstract 809
Short Oral
Synthesis of Magnetic Molecular Complexes with Fullerene Anchor Groups for Single-Molecule Junctions with Epitaxial Graphene Nanoelectrodes
Neus Edurne Nuin Pla (DE), Konrad Ullmann, Heiko B. Weber, Andreas Hirsch.
ORAL SESSION
E4-4
Short Oral
Abstract 590
Magnetic Hybrid Materials Based on Co/C Nanoparticles and their Use in Catalysis
Benjamin Kastl (DE).
Quantum Chemical Workflows as Concept for Science Gateways
Sonja Herres-Pawlis (DE), Alexander Hoffmann, Jens Krüger, Richard Grunzke, Lars
Packschies, Sandra Gesing.
THEME F
Topic F4
Innovative
Computational
Environments for
Molecular Science
Chair: A. Laganà
MADRID 3
ORAL SESSION
F4-2
ioChem-BD: Taming the Computational Chemistry Big Data Platform
Carles Bo (ES), Moises Álvarez-Moreno, Coen de Graaf, Nuria López, Feliu Maseras,
Josep Maria Poblet.
Oral
Abstract 283
A New TDDFT Method for Optical Design of Metal Clusters
Mauro Stener (IT), Alessandro Fortunelli.
Oral
Abstract 1050
On the existence of intramolecular one-electron Be-Be bonds.
Manuel Yáñez (ES), Oriana Brea, Otilia Mó, Ibon Alkorta, José Elguero.
Oral
Abstract 1340
Force field refinement for light hydrocarbon separation in MOF-74
Azahara Luna-Triguero (ES), José Manuel Vicent-Luna, Paula Gómez-Álvarez, Sofía
Calero.
Oral
Abstract 326
Towards a molecular science and technology research infrastructure
Antonio Laganà (IT).
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Detailed Sessions
Solid-state NMR Methods for Proteins in Microcrystals, Sediments, Fibrils and
Membranes
Beat Meier (CH), Anja Böckmann, Matthias Ernst, Sebastian Hiller, Roland Riek, Susanne Penzel, Francesco Ravotti.
THEME G
and Experimental
Methods in
Chemistry
Topic G3
Chemical Dynamics
Chair: Martin Quack
PARIS 3
ORAL SESSION
G3-2
Is the Entatic State valid for Spins as well? – A Dynamic Study on Charge Transfer and
Excited States
Sonja Herres-Pawlis (DE), Alexander Hoffmann, Julia Stanek, Michael Rübhausen,
Wolfgang Zinth.
Fluorescent Photoacids for Monitoring Chemical Reactions on the Single-Molecule Level
Gregor Jung (DE).
Abstract 807
Oral
Photon as a reactant
István Fábián (HU), Tamás Ditrói, József Kalmár, Katalin Ősz, Éva Józsa, José Pino-chamorro, Gábor Lente.
Abstract 637
Oral
Unexpected behavior of amyloidogenic prion protein fragments in the membrane-mimicking environments
Aleksandra Hecel (PL), Daniela Valensin, Caterina Migliorini, Emilia Padula, Marek
Luczkowski, Henryk Kozlowski.
Structural biology of iron transport
Paola Turano, (IT).
Oral
Abstract 1101
Sugars and Proteins: towards a synthetic biology
Ben G Davis (UK).
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2
Bio-macromolecules
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H2-2
Oral
Abstract 1150
Tailored induced-fit switching probe obtained by orthogonal modification of
poly-functional PNAs
Roberto Corradini (IT), Alex Manicardi, Alessandro Bertucci, Andrea Rozzi.
Oral
Abstract 984
From transient Cobalt(II) to inert Cobalt(III) mediated interactions in biomaterials
Seraphine Wegner (DE), Franziska Schenk, Joachim Spatz.
Oral
Abstract 1205
Amphiphilic Polyhydrazones for in situ siRNA Delivery
Javier Montenegro (ES), Juan Priegue, Daniel Crisan, Jose Martinez-Costas, Juan
Granja, Francisco Fernandez-Trillo.
Short Oral
Abstract 545
Biophysical characterization of laforin-carbohydrate interaction
Carlos Geraldes (PT), David Dias, Joana Furtado, Emeric Wasielewski, Rui Cruz,
Bernard Costello, Lindsay Cole, et al.
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THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H2
Bio-macromolecules
BRUSELAS 1
ORAL SESSION
H2-2
Oral
Abstract 94
A Study on the Histopathology of Cr(III)-glutamic acids Supplementation on Streptozotocin-Nicotinamide Diabetic Wistar Rats
Kun Sri Budiasih (ID), Kartika Ratna Pertiwi.
Short Oral
Abstract 997
Exploration of new carbohydrates based ligands for DNA/RNA G-quadruplex
Matilde Arévalo Ruiz (ES), Aurore De Rache, Samir Amrane, Jean-Louis Mergny, Juan
Carlos Morales Sánchez.
Short Oral
Abstract 1676
Metal assisted redox cycling of chlorophylls in organic media
Łukasz Orzeł (PL), Dorota Rutkowska-Żbik, Leszek Fiedor, Rudi van Eldik, Grażyna
Stochel.
The use of ambient ionization high-resolution mass spectrometry for the kinetic analysis
of organic surface reactions
Han Zuilhof (NL).
Oral
Abstract 1124
Diastereoconvergent alkene cyclopropanation reaction via radical carbenoids
Ana María del Hoyo (ES), Ana García-Herraiz, Marcos G. Suero.
THEME C
New Chemical
Compounds:
Synthesis, Methods
and Industrial
Processes
Topic C3
Methods and
Mechanisms
Chair: Carla Nunes
MADRID 1
ORAL SESSION
C3-4
Oral
Abstract 315
Antagonist effect of acetates in C-N bond formation with in situ generated diazonium
salts: a combined theoretical and experimental study
Indira Fabre (FR), Luca Perego, Julien Bergès, Ilaria Ciofini, Laurence Grimaud, Marc
Taillefer.
Oral
Abstract 6
New pathway for heterocycles synthesis: combining carbonylation and nucleophilic
substitution
Xiao-Feng Wu (DE), Matthias Beller.
Oral
Abstract 1006
Flash Corona Plasma Reactions – SET Mechanisms and Applications
Daniela Istrati (RO), Anca Marton, Adrian Fudulu, Bogdan Purcareanu, Mihai Radu,
Alina Morosan, George Marton, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 294
Enantioselective 1,4-Additions to 2-substituted enones
Oliver Sowada (DE), Mike M. K. Boysen, Holger Butenschön.
Short Oral
Abstract 735
Asymmetric synthesis of lignan natural products and formation of chiral spirocylic compounds via TRIP catalysed allylation
Michael Fuchs (AT), Kurt Faber, Wolfgang Kroutil.
Short Oral
Abstract 1488
A double bond geometry controlled divergent synthesis of chiral allylamines and α-amino acids bearing quaternary stereogenic center
Sebastian Stecko (PL), Michal Pieczykolan, Aleksandra arczyk.
144
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Bridging the gap between soft chemistry and solid state chemistry: using inorganic molten salts towards original nanomaterials for environment and energy
David Portehault (FR), Guillaume Gouget, Rémi Grosjean, Tsou-Hsi-Camille Chan
Chang, Simon Rano, Sophie Carenco, Clément Sanchez, et al.
Oral
Abstract 1030
Boron-based nanomaterials under extreme conditions
Rémi Grosjean (FR), David Portehault, Yann Le Godec, Oleksandr Kurakevych, Corinne
Chanéac.
THEME E
Materials, Devices
and Nanochemistry
Topic E2
Nanomaterials,
Devices, Technology
and applications
Chair: Miguel A. CorreaDuarte
PARIS 1
ORAL SESSION
E2-6
Abstract 426
Oral
The application of anthracene towards the synthesis and manipulation of single-chain
nanoparticles
Peter Frank (US), Erik Berda.
Oral
Abstract 902
Chemistry of black phosphorus: exfoliation, oxidation and non-covalent functionalization
Gonzalo Abellán (DE), Vicent Lloret, Udo Mundloch, Mario Marcia, Christian Neiss,
Andreas Görling, Maria Varela, et al.
Oral
Abstract 1495
Multi-Stimuli Responsive Chromogenic Ionic Liquids as novel efficient devices
Luis Branco (PT), Noémi Jordão, Hugo Cruz, Fernando Pina.
Oral
Abstract 729
Functional Ions at the Interface between Metal Oxides in Nanoparticles
Verónica Salgueiriño (ES).
Short Oral
Abstract 1066
Electrochemical biosensors based on mesoporous silica thin films
Alfredo Sánchez (ES), Paul E. D. Soto-Rodriguez, Gema Luna, Íñigo Fernández, Paula
Díez, Paloma Martínez-Ruiz, Prospero Di Pierro, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1176
Carboxymethylcellulose/halloysite nanocomposite for the local treatment of bone defects: evaluation of structural and rheological properties
Stefano Del Buffa (IT), Elia Rinaldi, Francesca Ridi, Massimo Bonini, Piero Baglioni.
Abstract 393
Short Oral
Pressure-induced conductivity in a neutral non-planar spin-localized radical
Manuel Souto Salom (ES).
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H3
Methods and
Applications
MADRID 2
ORAL SESSION
H3-3
Oral
Abstract 1078
Therapeutic drug monitoring of immunosuppressants in recently transplanted patients
using a novel fluorescence based measurement device
Urs Hilbig (DE), Kathrin Freudenberger, Marcel Berner, Markus Schubert, Francesca
Salis, Ana Descalzo, Guillermo Orellana, et al.
Oral
Abstract 718
Visible and Near-Infrared Emitting Lanthanide(III) Metallacrowns and Their Use as Optical Imaging and Cell Fixation Agents
Svetlana Eliseeva (FR), Ivana Martinic, Tu Nguyen, Chun Chow, Vincent Pecoraro,
Stephane Petoud.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
Oral
Abstract 916
Phosphopeptide selective enrichment by new affinity chromatography magnetic phases
based on polydopamine and graphitized carbon black
Susy Piovesana (IT), Anna Laura Capriotti, Valentina Mancinelli, Valentina Trionfera,
Riccardo Zenezini Chiozzi, Aldo Laganà.
Oral
Abstract 1137
Towards bioarrays of cellular-like compartments for monitoring few molecular binding events
Giuseppe Arrabito (IT), Felicia Cavaleri, Virginia Montalbano, Valeria Vetri, Maurizio
Leone, Bruno Pignataro.
THEME H
Chemistry in the
Life Sciences
Topic H3
Methods and
Applications
MADRID 2
ORAL SESSION
H3-3
Oral
Abstract 1247
Photochemical tools for neural control: development of two-photon cages
Petra Dunkel (FR), Christine Tran, Hamid Dhimane, David Ogden, Peter I. Dalko.
Short Oral
Abstract 804
Plasmonic Interfaces for Cell Detachment Triggered by Near-Infrared Light
Juan J. Giner-Casares (ES), Malou Henriksen-Lacey, Luis M. Liz-Marzán.
Short Oral
Abstract 822
Synergistic and antagonistic interactions of flavonoids and other bioactive compounds
Aleksandra Sentkowska (PL), Krystyna Pyrzyńska.
Short Oral
Abstract 641
Antifungal activity of plant latex coated silver nanoparticles against Candida albicans
Santosh Kumar (IN), Dipankar Halder, Atanu Mitra.
Intensification of mass transfer processes by means of power ultrasound. Application to
convective drying of vegetables
Susana Simal (ES), Oscar Alberto Rodriguez, Valeria Soledad Eim, Maria Esperanza Dalmau.
THEME B
The Environment,
Energy, and
Sustainability
Topic B4
Food Chemistry
Chair: E. Anklam
AUDITORIUM
AL ANDALUS
ORAL SESSION
B4-2
Abstract 5
Oral keynote
Immobilization of peroxidases on textile carrier materials and their application in food industry
Klaus Opwis (DE), Katharina Kiehl, Jochen Stefan Gutmann.
Oral
Abstract 715
Use of supercritical fluid technic for polyphenol impregnation on food packaging plastics
Cristina Cejudo Bastante (ES), Lourdes Casas Cardoso, María Teresa Fernández Ponce,
Casimiro Mantell Serrano, Enrique José Martínez de la Ossa.
Oral
Abstract 372
Comparison of antioxidant contents of the aqueous and methanolic extracts of teas and infusions
Rafael Estévez Brito (ES), José González Rodríguez, José Miguel Rodríguez Mellado.
Abstract 529
Oral
Evaluation of bi-functionalized mesoporous silicas as reversed phase/cation-exchange
mixed-mode sorbents for solid phase extraction of veterinary drug residues in meat samples analyzed by UHPLC-IT-MS/MS
Natalia Casado (ES), Damián Pérez-Quintanilla, Sonia Morante-Zarcero, Isabel Sierra.
Abstract 934
Oral
Antimony migration studies in fruit juices stored in polyethylene terephthalate bottles
Sergio Carneado Moreno (ES), Elisa Diaz Riera, José Fermín López Sánchez, Angels
Sahuquillo Estrugo.
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Young Leaders day: Funding Workshop. ROMA
ICYN Event. LISBOA
Industrial Program. PARIS 2
SOLVAY Session: Impact of supramolecular chemistry on industrial applications in formulation and materials science
13:00-14:15 h
13:00-14:15 h
14:15-15:15 h
LUNCH
Master Class - ULRICH SCHUBERT. MADRID 1
Better materials through better chemistry: the sol-gel example
Award August Wilhelm von Hofmann Denkmunze of GDCh and
PLENARY LECTURE Ben Feringa:
Ben Feringa - University of Groningen. (NL)
15:15-16:15 h
EYC AWARD / CLOSING CEREMONY
147
Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
POSTER DISCUSSIONS
THEME A. Education and Society
Topic A1. Chemistry Education. Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 240
Augmented Reality as a tool for teaching chemistry at the school
Susana Cabredo (ES), Jesús H. Busto, David Sáez, Julen Vázquez, Jorge R. López Benito, Enara Artetxe.
Poster
Abstract 1595
Problem-based practical chemistry education at the university-industry interface: Organic Chemistry Summer
School (OCSS)
Thomas A. Logothetis (UK).
Abstract 1800
Poster
Chemical reactions in a microliter technique – qualitative chemical analysis, green, efficient and redefined
Natasa Gros (SI),
Topic A2 - Chemistry, Society and Public Engagement . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 565
Teaching proposal with a Science, Technology, Society and Environment approach.
Cecilia E. Silvana Alvaro (AR), Alida Marina Abad, Cecilia E.Silvana Alvaro.
Topic A3 - Benefits: Wealth Creation and Society . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 1594
Reflection of diagnosis and differentiation in chemistry education
Katharina Gross (DE), Christiane S. Reiners.
THEME B. The Environment, Energy, and Sustainability
Topic B1- Sustainable Energy . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 196
Thermochemical heat storage capacity of nanoporous molecular sieves: effect of NaOH addition
Amira Jabbari-Hichri (FR), Simona Bennici, Aline Auroux.
Poster
Abstract 236
Global Optimization and Thermodynamic Analysis of the Heat Exchanger Network in Petrochemical Industries
Eid Al-Mutairi (SA).
Poster
Abstract 257
Study of mixing index in design of conical Spouted Beds reactor for thermal degradation of sewage sludge
Maria J San José (ES), Sonia Alvarez, Raquel López.
Poster
Abstract 284
Hydrogen: A Sustainable Source of Fuel for Next Generation
Govinder Singh Pawar (UK).
Poster
Abstract 342
Hybrid Storage System Microgrid (Gel Batteries And Hydrogen) In National Hydrogen Center.
Carlos Funez Guerra (ES), Carmen Clemente Jul, Lorenzo Reyes Bozo.
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Scientific Program
Detailed Sessions
POSTER DISCUSSIONS
Topic B1- Sustainable Energy. . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 359
Pulsed electrodeposition of SnS thin films from dimethyl sulfoxide solutions
Ana Burgos (CL).
Poster
Abstract 465
Mineral sequestration of CO2 by indirect aqueous carbonation of fly ash from fluidized –bed combustion of lignite
Jolanta Jaschik (PL), Manfred Jaschik, Krzysztof Warmuzinski.
Poster
Abstract 511
Upgrading raw bio-oil through hydrodeoxygenation on activated carbon and FCC-based bifuctional catalyst
Tomás Cordero-Lanzac (ES), Roberto Palos, Idoia Hita, José M. Arandes, José Rodríguez-Mirasol, Tomás Cordero, Javier Bilbao, et al.
Poster
Abstract 581
Pyrolysis of biomass and HDPE mixtures and in-line catalytic steam reforming for hydrogen production
Aitor Arregi (ES), Maider Amutio, Gartzen Lopez, Maite Artetxe, Jon Alvarez, Itsaso Barbarias, Laura Santamaria, et al.
Poster
Abstract 665
Production of Olefins from Bio-Renewable Resources: A Key to the Future Sustainable Bio-Refineries
Yashi Agrawal (IN), Ejaz Ahmad, Kamal kishore Pant.
Poster
Abstract 788
NHC-bridged heterodinuclear ruthenium transition metal complexes as water reduction catalysts
Simon Kaufhold (DE), Sven Rau, Lydia Petermann, Dieter Sorsche.
Poster
Abstract 874
2D-Perovskites based on organic cations absorbing radiation in the UV-visible region
Gonzalo García-Espejo (ES), Luis Camacho, Gustavo de Miguel.
Poster
Abstract 879
Effect of inorganic salts on hydrothermal pretreatment of dry extracted olive pomace for bioethanol production
Cristóbal Cara (ES), Encarnación Ruiz, Juan Carlos López-Linares, Juan Miguel Romero-García, Arancha García-Villar, Manuel Moya, Eulogio Castro.
Poster
Abstract 900
Synthesis of 3DOM Ca12Al14O32Cl2 by sol-gel method: a catalyst for transesterification
Supakit Achiwawanich (TH), Tanat Chokpanyarat, Vittaya Punsuvon.
Poster
Abstract 922
Design of an experimental sampling equipment for high temperature applications: Testing at oxy-fuel combustion conditions
Esmeralda Estévez (ES), José Antonio Camino Fernández, Fernando Vega Borrero, Luz Marina Gallego Fernández, Mercedes Cano Palacios, Benito Navarrete Rubia.
Poster
Abstract 926
New 4,4′-π-Conjugated 2,2′-Bipyridines: Synthesis, Electrochemical and Photophysical Characterization
Anja Fingerhut (DE), Yanlin Wu, Axel Kahnt, Julien Bachmann, Svetlana B. Tsogoeva.
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POSTER DISCUSSIONS
Poster
Abstract 1059
A molecular understanding of the phase-behavior of thiophene in the ionic liquid [C4mim]+[BF4]- for extraction from petroleum streams
Luciano Costa (BR), Andrew Paluch, Osmair Oliveira.
Poster
Abstract 1102
Analysis of the char particles conversion by measuring the pyrometric temperature in an oxy-fuel fluidized
bed reactor
Jesús Salinero González (ES), Alberto Gómez Barea, Emilio Gómez González, María Tripiana Serrano, Bo
Leckner.
Poster
Abstract 1165
Biomass waste carbon materials for post-combustion CO2 capture
Elisa M. Calvo-Muñoz (ES), Francisco J. García-Mateos, Juana M. Rosas, José Rodríguez-Mirasol, Tomás
Cordero.
Poster
Abstract 1212
Utilization of rice husks and sugar beet cossets for the production of bioethanol by SSF
Selen Villalva (AF),, Ana Belen Diaz, Cristina Marzo, Ana Blandino, Ignacio de Ory, Ildefonso Caro.
Poster
Abstract 1219
Perylene bisimides as an adaptable building block for functional hybrid materials and devices.
Zois Syrgiannis (IT), Francesco Rigodanza, Erica Pizzolato, Andrea Sartorel, Marcella Bonchio, Maurizio
Prato.
Poster
Abstract 1251
Estimating the potential production of engine biofuels in Ávila province (ES) without harming the environment
Antonio Gascó (ES), Daphne Hermosilla, Hernán Gómez-Redondo.
Poster
Abstract 1271
Multi-Ferrocenyl Dithiophosphonate Transition-Metal Complexes as Potential High Efficiency Co-Sensitizer
in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
Tomilola Ajayi (ZA), Wener Van Zyl.
Poster
Abstract 1410
Olive oil mil wastewater as cultures media for Chlorella pyrenoidosa
Gassan Hodaifa Meri (ES), Ana Malvis Romero, Ara Sánchez Hernández, Enrique Ramos Gómez, Sebastián
Sánchez Villasclaras.
Poster
Abstract 1417
Copper-coated ion exchange membrane electrodes for the continuous electrosynthesis of CH4 from CO2
Jonathan Albo (ES), Iván Merino-García, Clara Casado-Coterillo, Angel Irabien.
Poster
Abstract 1614
Novel TEG-substituted diketopyrrolopyrrole-based copolymers as active materials in BHJ solar cells.
Francesca Nicoletta (IT), Angela Punzi, Giuseppe Marzano, Cosimo G. Fortuna, Janardan Dagar, Thomas
M. Brown, Gianluca M. Farinola.
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Poster
Abstract 1671
Technological innovation and energy efficiency in aeration and activated sludge processes
Carmen Escobar (ES), Antonio Gascó, Daphne Hermosilla.
Poster
Abstract 1683
Zero-waste biorefinery of microalgae biomass for production of biodiesel, bioethanol and biopolyol
Eun Yeol Lee (KR).
Poster
Abstract 1713
Carbon Nanotubes and Hydrogen productions by Catalytic Pyrolysis-Catalysis from High Density Polypropylene
using stainless steel mesh
Yeshui Zhang (UK).
Poster
Abstract 1763
Graphene based materials for hydrogen storage
Simon Champet (UK), Agata Godula-Jopek, Duncan Gregory.
Poster
Abstract 1810
Kinetic modelling of banana waste combustion in a conical spouted bed
Aitor Atxutegi (ES), Juan F. Saldarriada, Leire Coyero, Roberto Aguado, Martin Olazar.
Poster
Abstract 1821
An experimental and theoretical investigation of 1-butanol pyrolysis
M. Noelia Faginas Lago (IT), Nadia Balucani, Domenico Stranges, Dimitrios Skouteris, Leonardo Pacifici, Stefano Falcinelli, Marzio Rosi.
Topic B2- Environment and Natural Resources Management . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 1
Removal of Methylene Blue from Aqueous Solution by Activated clay
Djebbar Mustapha (AF),.
Poster
Abstract 10
Preparation of Activated Carbon from Coconut Shell for Natural Gas Storage
Poster
Abstract 15
Energy recovery of eucalyptus wood
Ouslimani Nassira (DZ).
Poster
Abstract 153
Testing the GR60PP membrane to reduce dyes in aqueous solutions by ultrafiltration process
Elisa Gómez Gómez (ES), Antonio Bódalo Santoyo, Asunción María Hidalgo Montesinos, Josefa Bastida Rodríguez, María Gómez Gómez, María Dolores Murcia Almagro.
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Topic B2- Environment and Natural Resources Management. Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 156
A new kinetic model, based on shared mass transfer-kinetic control, for the photodegradation of methyl
green in a KrCl exciplex flow-through photoreactor
María Gómez Gómez (ES), María Dolores Murcia Almagro, José Luis Gómez Carrasco, Fuensanta Máximo
Martín, María Claudia Montiel Morte, Salvadora Ortega Requena.
Poster
Abstract 158
Study of membrane behaviour for seawater treatment by microfiltration and ultrafiltration
Lydia Pérez (ES), Isabel Escudero, José Manuel Benito, Julia Arcos.
Poster
Abstract 255
Marine debris: Characterization and thermal treatment
María Esperanza Iñiguez Cantos (ES), Juan Antonio Conesa Ferrer, Andrés Fullana Font.
Poster
Abstract 339
The potential formation of polybrominated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PBDD/Fs) from brominated flame retardant precursors
Claudia Solá Gutiérrez (ES).
Poster
Abstract 358
Comparative kinetic study on the cationization of NaOH-pretreated fibers from different lignocellulosic
materials
Roberto Aguado (ES), Ana Moral, Menta Ballesteros, Antonio Tijero.
Poster
Abstract 398
Waste to energy: Use of the agriculture wastes in a clinker production plant
Luz Marina Gallego Fernández (ES), Benito Navarrete Rubia, Rocío González Falcón, Fernando Vega
Borrero, Mercedes Cano Palacios, Esmeralda Portillo Estévez.
Poster
Abstract 424
Degradation of OMW by photolysis: pH effect
Gasssan Hodaifa (ES), Cristina Agabo García, Pilar Alexandra Rivera Gallardo.
Poster
Abstract 462
Efficient photocatalytic degradation of perfluorooctanoic acid
Beatriz Gómez-Ruiz (ES), Nazely Diban, Maria José Rivero, Inmaculada Ortiz, Ane Urtiaga.
Poster
Abstract 468
Trace metals in atmospheric fine particles in one industrial urban city: spatial variations, sources, and
health implications
Evangelos Bakeas (GR), Konstantinos Koukoulakis, Sotirios Karavoltsos, Georgios Katsouras, Manolis
Dassenakis.
Poster
Abstract 595
Aerobic biodegradation of atrazine pesticide
Belen Carboneras Contreras (ES), Jose Villasenor, francisco Jesus Fernandez-Morales.
Poster
Abstract 605
Mass spectrometry approaches to evaluate potentially hazardous contaminants and residues in raw wool
Sara Bortolu (IT), Emanuela Azara, Pierpaolo Duce.
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Poster
Abstract 627
Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry study of the retention behavior of Arsenic on solid phase
extraction and its application.
María del Mar López Guerrero (ES), María del Mar López Guerrero, Elisa I. Vereda Alonso, M. Teresa
Siles Cordero, Amparo García de Torres, J. Manuel Cano Pavón.
Poster
Abstract 677
Assessment of Chemical Composition and Biogeochemical Properties of Sediments of Salt Lakes from RO
Radulescu Cristiana (RO).
Poster
Abstract 698
Degradation routes of 1,4-dioxane by applying AOPs at different conditions
Helen Barndok (ES), Noemí Merayo, Daphne Hermosilla, Carlos Negro, Ángeles Blanco.
Poster
Abstract 798
Process flowsheet analysis of pervaporation-based hybrid processes in the production of ethyl tert-butyl ether
Adham Norkobilov (ES), Daniel Gorri, Inmaculada Ortiz.
Poster
Abstract 881
Composite Core shell zeolites and water purification
Feddag Ahmed (DZ).
Poster
Abstract 944
Exploitation of lignocellulosic residues through vermicomposting
Francisco José Rodríguez Salamanca (ES), Juan Domínguez Robles, Eduardo Espinosa Víctor, María del Valle
Palenzuela Ruíz, María de las Nieves López de Lerma Extremera, Rafael Sánchez Serrano, Alejandro Rodríguez
Pascual, et al.
Poster
Abstract 951
Magnetic Metal Organic Frameworks for removal of small organic molecules from waters
Jose Elias Conde Gonzalez (ES).
Poster
Abstract 1022
Hydrogen peroxide bleaching of soda-AQ and organosolv pulps from rapeseed stalks
Ana Moral (ES), Roberto Aguado, Pere Mutjé, Antonio Tijero.
Poster
Abstract 1063
Consumption trends and environmental fate of mycophenolic acid: a new concern?
Helena Franquet-Griell (ES), FRsc Ventura, M. Rosa Boleda, Carme Sans, Silvia Lacorte.
Poster
Abstract 1069
Quality Assessment of Compost Prepared with municipal solid waste
Juan Ramón Jódar (ES), Antonia Fernández-Hernández, Natividad Ramos Martos, Jose Antonio Carreira,
Rafael Pacheco Reyes.
Poster
Abstract 1080
Quantifying urban mines in Europe and related implications for the metal-energy-climate change nexus
Luca Ciacci (IT), Fabrizio Passarini.
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Poster
Abstract 1098
Treatment of olive oil mill wastewater using ethanol as a co-fuel in Supercritical Water Oxidation
José Manuel Benjumea Trigueros (ES), Pau Casademont Lanzat, Jezabel Sánchez Oneto, Juan Ramón Portela
Miguélez, Enrique Martínez de la Ossa.
Poster
Abstract 1108
Particulate Matter and Weathering Steel: a design of experiment to explore its influence on the corrosion process
Lara Nobili (IT), Ivano Vassura, Fabrizio Passarini, Elena Bernardi, Simona Raffo, Cristina Chiavari, Carla Martini.
Poster
Abstract 1127
Green vesicular supramolecular solvents for multi-pollutant removal in industrial wastewater
Sergio García (ES), Noelia Caballero, Loreto Lunar, Soledad Rubio.
Poster
Abstract 1130
Partial amorphization of cellulose with different aqueous treatments
Antonio Tijero (ES), Roberto Aguado, Menta Ballesteros, Ana Moral.
Poster
Abstract 1135
Photocatalytic degradation of the Acid Orange 7 under visible light with the perovskite Sr1-xBixTiO3 (x =
0, 0.1 and 0.3)
Maria João Nunes (PT), Ana Lopes, Maria José Pacheco, Paulo Fiadeiro, Lurdes Ciríaco.
Poster
Abstract 1147
Enhancing Retention in Papermaking with Highly-Substituted Cationic Fibers
Roberto Aguado (ES), Ana Tijero, Antonio Tijero, Julio Tijero.
Poster
Abstract 1151
Uptake of amaranth and diamine green black by Mg/Al Layered Double Hydroides
Cristobalina Barriga (ES), Karima Abdellaoui, Francisco Rodriguez-Peligro, Raquel Rodriguez-Caro, Mohamed Bouhen, Ivana Pavlovic.
Poster
Abstract 1249
Defective Porous Coordination Polymers as platforms for removal harmful gas pollutants.
Luisa Marleny Rodriguez-Albelo (ES), Elena Lopez-Maya, Carmen Montoro, Rabdel Ruiz-Salvador, Said
Hamad, Sofia Calero, Elisa Barea, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1277
Reclamation of PVC production effluent for PVC polymerization
Daphne Hermosilla (ES), Laura Blanco, Ángeles Blanco, David Prieto, Nathalie Swinnen, Carlos Negro.
Poster
Abstract 1295
Mass size-segregated of PM in sub-urban area using eleven-stage Dr Berner impactor
Dragana Dordevic (RS).
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Poster
Abstract 1348
CO2 and 222Rn association in the Gañuelas-MazarrónTertiary Basin: measurements, correlations and
environmental implications
Carmen Clemente-Jul (ES), Julio Rodrigo Naharro, Luis Pérez del Villar Guillén.
Poster
Abstract 1377
Pesticide residues in surface and drainage waters of agriculture intensive area at el-behira province, EG
Moustafa Khalifa (EG). Moustafa Abbassy, Mamdouh Marzouk, Omar Omar, Eman Noureldin.
Poster
Abstract 1412
Bioleaching of aluminium from aluminium oxide by Aspergillus niger
Peter Matúš (SK), Ivana Pifková, Martin Urík, Marek Bujdoš, Martin Šebesta, Eva Duborská.
Poster
Abstract 1426
Production of biodiesel using Rhizomucor miehei lipase as biocatalyst to avoid the glycerol: Optimation by
response surface methodology the experimental conditions.
Diego Luna (ES), Juan Calero, Carlos Luna, Alejandro Posadillo, Felipa Maria Bautista, Antonio Angel
Romero.
Poster
Abstract 1431
Rapidly synergistic cloud point extraction utilizable for reliable quantification of ultratrace lead in natural waters
Ingrid Hagarová (SK), Peter Matúš, Martin Urík, Marek Bujdoš.
Poster
Abstract 1443
Chemical process simulations for the pulp and paper industry: towards reduced water footprint
Patrick Huber (FR), Pascal Ottenio, Sylvie Nivelon, Christophe Neyret, Eric Fourest, Auphelia Burnet.
Poster
Abstract 1503
Evaluation and management of naturally occurring radioactive materials in the oil and gas industry
Zineb Salem (DZ).
Poster
Abstract 1506
Fungal extraction of antimony and aluminium from contaminated natural and synthetic matrices
Martin Urík (SK), Marek Bujdoš, Katarína Boriová, Ingrid Hagarová, Eva Duborská, Martin Šebesta, Peter Matúš, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1523
Lignin valorisation in future biorefineries: Comparison of two different homogeneous depolymerisation treatments for phenolic monomers production
Jalel Labidi (ES), Xabier Erdocia, Javier Fernández-Rodríguez, Raquel Prado, Maria González Alriols.
Poster
Abstract 1538
Study of industrial waste as raw material to glass-ceramic material production
Diego Fraga Chiva (ES), Ester BarraCN Albert, Ivan Calvet Roures, Juan B. Carda Castelló.
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Poster
Abstract 1555
Development of an experimental dilution sampling system for condensable particulate matter (cpm) determination from flue gases
Mercedes Cano (ES), Fernando Vega, Esmeralda Portillo, Benito Navarrete, Antonio Plumed, Jose Antonio
Camino, Rafael Moriana.
Poster
Abstract 1557
Removal of Carbofuran from Aqueous Solutions by the Adsorbents Produced from Spent Bleaching Earth
Mehmet Mahramanlioglu (TR), Berna Tamer.
Poster
Abstract 1571
Adsorption of Bentazone on Magnetic Activated Carbon and Activated Carbon
Mehmet Mahramanlioglu (TR), Fatih Ozbas.
Poster
Abstract 1665
Removal of Malathion from Aqueous Solutions by Magnetic Adsorbents
Fatih Ozbas (TR), Mehmet Mahramanlioglu.
Poster
Abstract 1738
Evaluation of biosorption of vanillic acid onto peanut shell
M. Dolores Víctor-Ortega (NO), Diego A. Rodríguez.
Poster
Abstract 1802
Ozone treatment of water contaminated with antiretroviral drugs
Alexey Ignatev (FI), Juho Rajala, Tuula Tuhkanen.
Poster
Abstract 1817
Permeability and selectivity of carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide through the novel ionic liquids immobilized
on microporous polymeric support
Ilya Vorotyntsev§ (RU), Alsu Akhmetshina, Anton Petukhov, Nail Yanbikov, Alisa Gurashova, Olesya Gumerova.
Topic B3- Sustainable chemistry . Poster Area - Module A
Poster Abstract 111
Use of Organomolybdenum Compounds for Promoted Hydrolysis of Phosphoester Bonds in Aqueous Media
Carla A. Gamelas (PT), Ana C. Gomes, José A. Fernandes, Filipe A. Almeida Paz, Patrique Nunes, Martyn
Pillinger, Isabel S. Gonçalves, et al.
Poster Abstract 192
Iron nitrate/TEMPO/2,2-bipyridine - Catalysed Selective Aerobic Oxidation of Alcohols to Carbonyl and Carboxylic Compounds
Kalle Lagerblom (FI), Timo Repo.
Poster Abstract 208
Zinc guanidine complexes – Valuable catalysts for ring opening polymerisation of lactide
Angela Metz (DE), Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Poster Abstract 222
Lignocellulose micro/nanofibers from Musa acuminate var. Dwarf Cavenish and its application in papermaking
of recycled corrugating medium
Alejandro Rodríguez (ES), Eduardo Espinosa, Quim Tarrés, Marc Delgado-Aguilar, Juan Domínguez-Robles,
Rafael Sánchez, Pere Mutjé.
Poster Abstract 235
Diamine-anchored Merrifield resins for reversible SO2 adsorption
Hyunjoo Lee (KR).
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Poster Abstract 247
Efficient One-Step Hydrodeoxygenation of Branched C11 and C12 Biomass-Based Furans to the Corresponding Alkanes
Juha Keskiväli (FI), Timo Repo.
Poster Abstract 262
Neutral N,O donor zinc complexes as catalysts for the ring opening polymerization of lactide
Pascal M. Schäfer (DE), Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Poster Abstract 412
Use of olive stone ash for the development of clay bricks
Dolores Eliche-Quesada (ES), Manuel Angél Felipe Sesé, Antonia Infantes Molina.
Poster Abstract 475
Manufacturing and characterization of polymer composites using natural fibre from olive tree as reinforcing agent
M. Carmen Castellón (ES), M. Dolores La Rubia, Rafael Pacheco, Soledad Mateo, Alberto J. Moya, Sebastián
Sánchez, Gabriel Morales-Cid, et al.
Poster Abstract 550
Catalytic conversion of lignocellulose to lignin-derived phenolics and liquid fuels over Cu doped porous
metal oxide
Zhuohua Sun (NL), Katalin Barta.
Poster Abstract 587
Uncovering the catalytic activity of biopolymers towards C-C bond formation and beyond
Marleen Häring (DE), Dennis Kühbeck, Judith Mayr, Sushma Kumari, Asja Pettignano, Françoise Quignard,
David Díaz Díaz.
Poster Abstract 696
Gas-phase oxidation pyridine with nitrous oxide
Tofik Nagiev (AZ), Nahmad Ali-zadeh, Inara Nagieva.
Poster Abstract 706
Designing Catalysts for the Direct Conversion of Benzene into Phenol.
Mariana Da Silva (ES), Alvaro Beltrán, Pedro Pérez, Mari Mar Diaz Requejo, Jesús Lázaro, Ignacio López.
Poster Abstract 861
Sustainable glycolysis of polyethylene terephtalate (PET) waste with isosorbide using organocatalysis
Simona Nica (RO), Sorana Ionescu, Anamaria Hanganu, Monica Duldner, Stela Iancu, Andrei Sarbu, Emeric
Bartha.
Poster Abstract 1056
Methanol dehydration over ZrO2 supported-activated carbons
Jose Palomo (ES), Juana M. Rosas, Jose Rodriguez-Mirasol, Tomas Cordero.
A sustainable oxidative cleavage of oleic acid for the production of chemicals
Roberto Esposito (IT), Vincenzo Benessere, Maria E. Cucciolito, Augusta De Santis, Martino Di Serio, Fiorella
Nugnes, Francesco Ruffo, et al.
Poster Abstract 230
Molecular Structure and Computational Models Can Help in Identifying Hazardous Chemicals and in Designing
More Environmentally Sustainable Compounds
Paola Gramatica (IT), Alessandro Sangion, Ester Papa.
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Sisal derived carbons as support for oxidation catalysis
Carla D. Nunes (PT), Miguel V. Silva, Ana S. Mestre, Ana Paula Carvalho, Cécile Petit.
A new green catalyst for the total oxidation of Trichloroethylene
Adriano Intiso (IT), Raffaele Cucciniello, Stefano Castiglione, Antonio Proto, Federico Rossi.
WALEVA: Turning Waste into Resource
Cristina González (ES), Vicente López, Lourdes Arribas, Javier Matías Prieto.
Contribution to the study of synergism extraction of lead (II) from chlorides solutions with of cationic and solvating extractants
Hassaine-Sadi Fatma (DZ), Chelouaou Sihem.
A combination of N-heterocyclic carbene and base catalysis in a quintuple one-pot cascade to synthesize functionalized benzofuran-3-(2H)-ones
Patrick Fuchs (DE).
Microwave-assited etherification of glycerol with tert-butyl alcohol over amorphous silicoaluminumphosphates
Rafael Carlos Estevez Toledano (ES), Susana Lopez-Pedrajas, Diego Luna, Felipa Maria Bautista.
Green synthesis of coumarin derivatives in search of potent pesticides for sustainable agriculture
Maliha Uroos (PK), Javaria Tariq, Naureen Akhtar.
A new biorefinery approach: Application of various sulfur-free delignification treatments to different types
of lignocellulosic biomass in order to obtain high purity lignin
Xabier Erdocia Iriarte (ES), Javier Fernández-Rodríguez, Raquel Prado García, María González Alriols, Jalel
Labidi.
Development of New Iridium Complexes Applicable in Different Hydrogen Transfer Reactions.
Zahra Mazloomi (ES), Montserrat Dieguez, Oscar Pamies, Martin Albrecht, Rene Pretorius.
Synthesis of metallic nanoparticles by using plant extracts for antimicrobial footwear applications
Magdalena Sánchez-Navarro (ES), Mª Ángeles Pérez-Limiñana, Francisca Arán-Ais, César Orgilés-Barceló.
Valuable biopolymers from rendered proteins
Mª Ángeles Pérez-Limiñana (ES), Francisca Arán-Ais, Mª José Escoto-Palacios, César Orgilés-Barceló.
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Antioxidant activity of waste fractions from autohydrolysis liquors of vine shoots
Izaskun Dávila (ES), Beatriz Gullón, Itziar Egüés, Jalel Labidi, Patricia Gullón.
Sustainable continuous production of γ-valerolactone from plant biomass degradation products through a
bifunctional metal/acid catalyst
Carmen Moreno-Marrodan (IT), Pierluigi Barbaro.
New green protocols for the extraction of polyhydroxyalkanoates
Paola Galletti (IT), Chiara Samorì, Emilio Tagliavini, Laura Mazzocchetti, Loris Giorgini.
Preparation of woody biomass functional material and its application
Kai Ito (JP), Masashi Suzuki, Toshiyuki Miyauchi
Mechanochemical polymerization – controlling a polycondensation reaction in a ball mill
Sven Graetz (DE), Lars Borchardt.
Cohesive energy of Protic ionic liquids
Filipe Ribeiro (PT), Carlos Lima, Inês Vaz, Ana Rodrigues, Erlin Sapei, Luís Santos.
Comparitive Study of Dehydrogenation of Ethylene Diamine Bisborane along with different Ionic Liquids
Basudhrity Banerjee (IN).
Topic B4- Food Chemistry . Poster Area - Module A
Poster Abstract 104
Conventional extraction and content of anthocyanins from ROn lyophilized red cabbage
Simona Oancea (RO), Lidia Mila, Otto Ketney, Mihaela Stoia.
Poster Abstract 105
Comparison between pure and blended green tea in terms of antioxidant compounds
Mihaela Stoia (RO), Radu Avram, Simona Oancea.
Poster Abstract 210
Antiradical, Iron-Chelating and Antioxidant Activities of Phytosteryl Esters derived from gamma-Oryzanol
Giordano Lesma (IT), Andrea Luraghi, Niccolò Neri, Alessandra Silvani.
Poster Abstract 256
Microplastic Pollution in Table Salts
María Esperanza Iñiguez Cantos (ES), Juan Antonio Conesa Ferrer, Andrés Fullana Font.
Poster Abstract 340
Electrochemical molecular detection of Salmonella using DNA-coated Indium-Tin-Oxide electrodes as sensing
platform
Susana Barreda-García (ES), Rebeca Miranda-Castro, Noemí de los Santos-Álvarez, Arturo José Miranda-Ordieres, María Jesús Lobo-Castañón.
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Poster Abstract 432
PARAFAC: a tool for investigating fluorescent properties of honey during storage
Tatjana Dramicanin (RS), Lea Lenhardt, Ivana Zekovic, Miroslav Dramicanin.
Poster Abstract 472
Interfacial, Emulsifying and Foaming characteristics of pea protein isolate.
Mª Luisa Lopez-Castejon (ES), Julia Fuente, Manuela Ruiz, Cecilio Carrera.
Poster Abstract 476
Intensification of drying and rehydration of apple by soaking pre-treatments with ultrasound assistance
Marina Calahorro (ES), Susana Simal, Carmen Rosselló, Antoni Femenia.
Poster Abstract 573
Migration of plasticizers from PVC food packaging materials into food simulants
Su Jin Seo (KR), Seongsoo Park, Meehye Kim, Chul Joo Lim, Taeseok Kang.
Poster Abstract 671
Optimization of volatile compounds for processing conditions of Picual virgin olive oils
Francisco Espinola (ES), Alfonso Manuel Vidal, Antonia De Torres, Sonia Alcala, Maria Victoria Moreno, Maria
Teresa Ocaña, Manuel Moya.
Poster Abstract 711
Obtaining virgin olive oils with a large quantity in phenolic compounds and a high antioxidant capacity
Alfonso Manuel Vidal Castro (ES), Sonia Alcalá Reyes, Antonia De Torres Sánchez, Manuel Moya Vilar, Maria
Teresa Ocaña Moral, Maria Victoria Moreno Romero, Franciso Espínola Lozano.
Poster Abstract 713
Wine-inspired chemistry: Spectroscopic and structural features of amino-based pyranoanthocyanin compounds
presenting unique colours.
Joana Oliveira (PT), Paula Araújo, Ana Fernandes, Nuno Mateus, Victor de Freitas.
Poster Abstract 746
Effect of milk yield characteristics on the composition of ewe’s milk and its products
Zsuzsanna Mednyánszky (HU), Klára Pásztor Huszár, Sándor Kukovics, Livia Simon Sarkadi.
Poster Abstract 752
Volatile composition of various apple (Malus domestica) species from HU
Mariann Csóka (HU), Mária Amtmann, Kornél Korány, Livia Simon Sarkadi.
Poster Abstract 878
Antioxidant capacity of aqueous extracts obtained from residues generated in olive oil industry
Encarnación Ruiz (ES), Juan Carlos López-Linares, Juan Miguel Romero-García, Inmaculada Romero, María
José Negro, Paloma Manzanares, Eulogio Castro.
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Poster Abstract 964
Content in calcium and magnesium of olive oils produced with adjuvants: calcium carbonate and talc
Sonia Alcalá-Reyes (ES), Alfonso Manuel Vidal-Castro, Maria Teresa Ocaña-Moral, Antonia de Torres-Sánchez,
Francisco Espínola-Lozano, Manuel Moya-Vilar.
Poster Abstract 973
Influence of the malaxation conditions of the olive paste on the content in lignans in the virgin olive oil
Antonia de Torres-Sánchez (ES), Sonia Alcalá-Reyes, Alfonso Manuel Vidal-Castro, Maria Teresa Ocaña-Moral,
Diego Gines Fernández-Valdivia, Francisco Espínola-Lozano, Manuel Moya-Vilar.
Poster Abstract 975
Quality enhancement of vegetable oils based on waste from wine industry
Mihaela Tociu (RO), Mihaela Tociu, Cristina Todasca, Mihaela Mihalache, Dragos Gudovan, Michaela-Dina
Stanescu.
Poster Abstract 991
Application of mango leaf extracts in the impregnation of food-grade films
Maria Luisa Belizón (ES), Crisitina Cejudo, Lourdes Casas, Mª Teresa Fernández Ponce, Casimiro Mantell,
Enrique Martinez de la Ossa Fernández.
Migration levels of antimony in juices, olive oils and waters bottled in PET. Study of the influence of storage
conditions
Rafael Pacheco (ES), Alfredo Escudero, Luis Alfonso Saro, Maria Isabel Soler, Lorena López, M.Dolores La
Rubia, Natividad Ramos.
Application of FT-IR and NDIR spectroscopy for the isotopic composition analysis of food.
Concetta Pironti (IT), Raffaele Cucciniello, Ilaria Zarrella, Oriana Motta, Federica Camin, Antonio Proto.
Determination of the diffusion coefficient of antimony in waters, oils and juices packaged in PET
M. Dolores La Rubia (ES), Felipe Blanca, Alfredo Escudero, Luis Alfonso Saro, Rafael Pacheco, Ana B. López,
Natividad Ramos.
Determination of toxic heavy metals and arsenic species in wild and commercial edible mushrooms. Evaluation
of cooking effects on arsenic bioaccessibility.
Toni Llorente-Mirandes (ES), Sergio Carneado, Mariona Llorens-Muñoz, Virginia Funes-Collado, Mercedes
Barbero, Susana Stegen, Fabrizio Queirolo, et al.
Processing of thyme oil in water emulsions with a microfluidizer
Luis Alfonso Trujillo-Cayado (ES), M. Carmen García, José Muñoz, M. Carmen Alfaro.
Towards Green Chemistry and Engineering principles applied to olive-pomace oils
M. Victoria Ruiz Méndez (ES), Joaquín Velasco, M. Pino Pérez, Carla Andrea Sánchez-Gutierrez.
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Chemical Composition Of Gelatine Produced From Fish Waste
Özkan Özden (TR), Yasin Orhan.
Mercury, cadmium, lead, arsenic, tin levels and human health risks for consumption in three fish species
Nuray Erkan (TR), Özkan Özden.
Characterization of sunflower oils rich in phytosterols
Aida Garcia González (ES), Mª Victoria Ruiz Mendez, Joaquin Velasco Jimenez, Leonardo Velasco Varo, Marta
Del Rocio Aguirre González.
Acoustic assisted extraction and characterization of pectins from orange peel
Mónica Umaña (ES), Esperanza Dalmau, Valeria Eim, Carmen Rosselló, Susana Simal.
Development of a Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIR) application to determine the rancidity degree in cured ham.
Natalia Fidalgo Used (ES), Verónica Sierra Sanchez, Romina Fernandez Sierra, Maria Alvarez San Millan,
Pelayo González González.
Derivative spectrometric determination of florfenicol in in chicken meat samples
Nabil Fakhre (IQ),
Study the relationship between the Hue angle (ºh) and hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) in artisanal água-mel
produced in the South of PT
Teresa Cavaco (PT), Ana Cristina Figueira, Ángeles Fernández Recamales.
The Influence Of Flavouring Substances On Physical And Chemical Properties Of Virgin Olive Oils
Maria Helena Guedes Vaz (PT), Rafael Pacheco Reys, Natividad Ramos Martos.
Sensory Distinctive Features and Volatile Compounds Identification by HS-SPME-GC-MS Analysis in the Aroma
of Truffle-Infused Oils
Míriam Torres (ES), Carles Ibáñez, Amparo Tàrrega, Consol Blanch.
Determination of sugar profile in kernels of different apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.) genotypes
Dušanka Milojkovic-Opsenica (RS), Jelena Trifkovic, Živoslav Tešic, Milica Fotiric Akšic.
Ice cream fortification with Graviola (Annona muricato L.) fruit pulp as a natural source for antioxidants
Walid Gafour (EG), Moustafa Khalifa.
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THEME C. New Chemical Compounds: Synthesis, Methods and Industrial Processes
Topic C1 - Synthesis and reactivity in Metal based Compounds . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 114
Molecular Iron(II)-Siloxides with Square-Planar FeO4 Units as Molecular Variants of Natural and Synthetic
Iron-Silicates
Denise Pinkert (DE), Serhiy Demeshko, Fabian Schax, Beatrice Braun, Franc Meyer, Christian Limberg.
Poster
Abstract 129
New Model Complexes of Type 0 Copper Proteins: Focus on the Electron Self-Exchange Rate of Copper Guanidine Complexes
Julia Stanek (DE), Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Abstract 171
Poster
Efficient N2 Fixation by Simple Fe(N2)(bisphosphine)2 Complexes
Peter Hill (UK).
Abstract 172
Poster
Synthesis, Characterization and Biological Activity of Novel Transition Metal Complexes Based on the Biologically Active Non-steroidal Carboxylates and Nitrogen Based Ligands.
Hijazi Abu Ali (JO), Mohannad Darawsheh, Suhad Omar, Hadeel Fares, Bahaa Jabali, Asia Shalash, Salam
Maloul, et al.
Abstract 179
Poster
Asymmetric zinc phthalocyanines bearing peripherally one terminal alkynyl group
Hatice Dinçer (TR), Zeliha Mermer.
Abstract 205
Poster
Peripherally Glucose and Lactose Conjugated Magnesium Phthalocyanines
Hatice Dinçer (TR), Zeliha Mermer.
Poster
Abstract 276
Activation of dinitrogen by a mixed transition metal/main group frustrated Lewis pair system
Antoine Simonneau (FR), Michel Etienne.
Poster
Abstract 277
Luminescent Cell-Penetrating Pentadecanuclear Lanthanide Clusters
Esther Rösch (DE), D.T. Thielemann, A. T. Wagner, D. K. Kölmel, J. G. Heck, B. Rudat, M. Neumaier, et al.
Poster
Abstract 285
Kinetic Studies of Copper Guanidine Complexes for the Activation of Oxygen
Florian Strassl (DE), Daniela Schurr, Patricia Liebhäuser, Günter Rinke, Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Poster
Abstract 286
Amino-Ferrocenyl-Based Chiral Siloxide Ligands
Christopher Golz (DE).
Poster
Abstract 344
Synthesis and Characterization of 1,3-Bis(2-Pyridylimino)isoindole Derivatives
Ibrahim Özçesmeci (TR), Kerem Kaya.
Poster
Abstract 381
Structure and bonding of mercury(II) halide adducts supported by a 2,4-bis-pteridine-1,5-benzodiazepine ligand
Nuria A. Illán Cabeza (ES), Miguel N. Moreno Carretero, Sonia B. Jiménez Pulido, Francisco Hueso Ureña,
Tomás Peña Ruiz.
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Poster
Abstract 418
The bimca-ligand: Synthesis and application of its rhodium complexes
Eva Jürgens (DE), Doris Kunz.
Poster
Abstract 470
Phthalocyanines Bearing Functionalized Fluorinated Moieties
Mukaddes Özçesmeci (TR), Esin Hamuryudan.
Poster
Abstract 535
Mono(pentamethylcyclopentadienyl)titanium complexes in low oxidation states
Carlos Yélamos (ES), María García-Castro, Estefanía del Horno, Avelino Martín, Miguel Mena, Adrián Pérez-Redondo.
Poster
Abstract 561
Investigating Novel Chalcogenide Cyclophosphazane Dianions
Alex Plajer (UK), Dominic Wright.
Poster
Abstract 576
The Subnitridometalates Ba23Na11(MN4)4 with M = V, Nb, Ta – Combination of intermetallic and structural
chemistry
Matthias Wörsching (DE), Frank Tambornino, Stefan Datz, Constantin Hoch.
Poster
Abstract 609
Zirconium and hafnium hydride complexes
Carlos Yélamos (ES), Miguel Mena, Adrián Pérez-Redondo, Víctor Varela-Izquierdo, Maider Greño.
Poster
Abstract 614
A systematic approach for the construction of niobium and tantalum sulfide clusters
Cristina Santamaría (ES), Cristina Hernández-Prieto, Manuel Gómez, Avelino Martín, Miguel Mena.
Poster
Abstract 622
Carbon-hydrogen activation reactions on a dinuclear titanium oxide
Cristina Santamaría (ES), María Gómez-Pantoja, Juan Ignacio González-Pérez, Avelino Martín, Miguel Mena.
Poster
Abstract 624
A dinuclear Pt-Au cluster showing an unusual bonding situation and dynamics
Miguel Baya (ES), Úrsula Belío, IL Fernández, Sara Fuertes, Antonio Martín.
Poster
Abstract 652
Conformationally flexible ditopic imidazolium-based dicarboxylate ligands for the synthesis of homochiral
coordination polymers
Francisco Montilla (ES), Antonio I. Nicasio, Eleuterio Alvarez, Rosario M. P. Colodrero, Agustín Galindo.
Poster
Abstract 653
Making use of obstacles: alternative synthetic approaches towards osmium(II) based PMDs
Johannes Habermehl (DE), Dieter Sorsche, Petra Murszat, Sven Rau.
Poster
Abstract 654
Concerted hydride and methyl shifts in the synthesis of bioactive natural products.
Esther María Roldán Molina (ES), Antonio Rosales Martínez, Juan Muñoz Bascón, Román Rodríguez Maecker,
Juan Enrique Oltra Ferrero.
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Poster
Abstract 674
Generation of a Precursor Library for Coupling Ruthenium and Osmium Polypyridine Complexes via Click Chemistry
Anne Stumper (DE), Sven Rau.
Poster
Abstract 695
Cooperative Enzyme-Metal Catalysis: Dynamic Kinetic Resolution of Secondary Alcohols
Osama El-Sepelgy (DE), Magnus Rueping.
Poster
Abstract 704
Safer solvents in radical chemistry catalyzed by Cp2TiCl.
Antonio Rosales Martínez (ES), Esther María Roldán Molina, María Castro Rodríguez, Laura Pozo Morales,
Juan Enrique Oltra Ferrero.
Poster
Abstract 737
Synthesis and structure of palladium complexes based on lutidine-derived CNP ligands
Práxedes Sánchez (ES), Martín Hernández-Juárez, Eleuterio Álvarez, Margarita Paneque, Nuria Rendón, Andrés Suárez.
Poster
Abstract 786
Experimental and Computational Studies on the Reactivity of (η5-C5Me5)M(III) (M = Ir, Rh) Complexes containing Bulky Aminopyridinate Ligands
Nuria Rendón Márquez (ES), Ana Zamorano, José E. V. Valpuesta, Joaquín López-Serrano, Eleuterio Álvarez,
Ernesto Carmona.
Poster
Abstract 792
Factors influencing cyclometalations in platinum(II) complexes with tertiary phosphine ligands.
Martin Sojka (CZ), Jaromir Tousek, Marek Necas.
Poster
Abstract 817
Two chelating worlds combined – bimetallic complexes of d/f metal ions with PNP/PNC ligands and Schiff bases
Michal Horni (CZ), Marek Necas.
Poster
Abstract 818
Nickel(II) Complexes Based S-Metylthiosemicarbazone: Synthesis, Structural Analysis And Cytotoxic Activity
On K562 Cell
Büsra Kaya (TR), Mediha Suleymanoglu, Serap Erdem Kuruca, Bahri Ülküseven.
Poster
Abstract 821
Controlling Structure and Reactivity in Aluminium Carboxylate Chemistry – The Influence of ortho Stabilisation
Thea-Luise Precht (UK), Andrew J. Peel, Dominic S. Wright, Andrew E. H. Wheatley.
Poster
Abstract 823
Inhibition Efficiency On K562 Leukemia Cell Of Iron(Iii) Complexes Derived From S-Methyl Thiosemicarbazones
Mediha Süleymanoglu (TR), Büsra Kaya, Serap Erdem Kuruca, Bahri Ülküseven.
Poster
Abstract 856
Ruthenocenyl phosphine chalcones and their Platinum (II) and Palladium (II) complexes: electrochemical and
biological studies
Bertin Rene Anzaldo Olivares (MX), Jaime René Gutiérrez Pérez, Pankaj Sharma.
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Poster
Abstract 863
Synthesis of Cyclometalated Gold(III) Alkynyl and cis-Dialkynyl Complexes
María José Iglesias (ES), Eva Belmonte Sánchez, Raquel Soengas, Fernando López-Ortiz.
Poster
Abstract 873
Synthesis and Reactivity of Cationic High Oxidation State Metathesis Catalysts: Molybdenum and Tungsten
N-Heterocyclic Carbene Alkylidene Complexes
Roman Schowner (DE).
Poster
Abstract 899
Preparation and Characterisation of Copper(I) Diazabutadiene Complexes and their Study in various Catalytic
Reactions
Benjamin Zelenay (UK).
Poster
Abstract 915
redox-active bisguanidines in copper complexes - control of the electronic structure
David Schrempp (DE), Hans-Jörg Himmel.
Poster
Abstract 919
Synthesis of new yttrium complexes supported by non-symmetric guanidinate ligands and catalytic studies in Ring Opening Polymerization.
Antonio Antiñolo (ES), Jaime Martínez-Ferrer, Helena Uceta, Rafael Fenández-Galán, Elena Villaseñor,
Fernando Carrillo-Hermosilla.
Poster
Abstract 946
Rhenium complexes of thyosemicarbazone tridentate ligands based on azobenzene compounds
Arantxa Pino Cuevas (ES), Ezequiel M. Vázquez López, Rosa Carballo.
Poster
Abstract 974
Selective Formation of 2,6-bisimino-4-alkyl-dihydropyridines and their Dimers using Alkylmanganese
Reagents. Synthesis of Mono- and Dinuclear Alkyl complexes.
Antonio Rodriguez-Delgado (ES), Manuel Gallardo Villagran, John Jairo Sandoval, Pilar Palma, Eleuterio
Álvarez, Juan Cámpora.
Poster
Abstract 978
Ferromagnetic And Weak Antiferromagnetic Bioinspired Peroxo-Dicopper(II) Complexes
Lorenzo Damore (ES), Marcel Swart, Alexander Brinkmeier, Franc Meyer.
Poster
Abstract 987
Lanthanoid β-triketonate assemblies with improved near-infrared emission
Laura Abad Galan (AU), Brodie L.Reid, Mark Ogden, Eli Zysman-Colman, Max Massi.
Poster
Abstract 1045
New Perspectives for Old Clusters: Anderson–Evans Anions as Building Blocks of Large Heterometallic
3d–4f Polyoxometalate Frameworks
Beñat Artetxe (ES), Santiago Reinoso, Leire San Felices, Luis Lezama, Juan M. Gutiérrez-Zorrilla, Cristian
Vicent, Tianbo Liu.
Poster
Abstract 1071
Synthesis And Characterization of Zn(II), Cu(II), Fe(III) Complexes Derived From Thiocarbohydrazone
Ligand
Yeliz Kaya (TR), Ayse Erçag.
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Poster
Abstract 1113
Water-soluble platinum nanoparticles stabilized by sulfonated N-heterocyclic carbenes: Effect of the synthetic approach
Edwin A. Baquero (FR), Edwin A. Baquero, Simon Tricard, Yannick Coppel, Juan C. Flores, Ernesto de
Jesús, Bruno Chaudret.
Poster
Abstract 1117
Modulation by amino acids: towards superior control in Zr-MOFs synthesis.
Sonia Molina Navarro (ES), Oleksii Gutov, Alexandr Shafir, Eduardo Escudero.
Poster
Abstract 1164
Reaction of TpMe2IrPh2(N2) with dimethyl ether and alcohols.
Laura López Santos (ES), Margarita Paneque, Ernesto Carmona, Verónica Salazar.
Poster
Abstract 1193
Synthesis And Characterization of Zn(II), Ni(II) AND Fe(III) Complexes Of Salen-Type Ligand
Eylem Dilmen (TR), Ayse Erçag.
Poster
Abstract 1339
Syntheses of 1,3-Bis(2-arylimino)isoindolines and Their Metal Complexes Bearing Electropolymerizable
Substituent
Muhammet Kasim Sener (TR), Sïbel Eken Korkut.
Poster
Abstract 1373
Activation and Cyclization Processes in Thioureas
Daniel Salvador Gil (ES), M. Concepción Gimeno.
Poster
Abstract 1381
Alkaline Earth Organohydroborate Complexes for the Ring-Opening Polymerisation of rac-Lactide
Nichabhat Diteepeng (UK), Philip Mountford, Junjuda Unruangsri, Insun Yu.
Poster
Abstract 1393
Synthesis and Metalation of Protic N-Heterocyclic Carbene Complexes: Access to New Heterometallic
Assemblies.
Daniel Sol Sánchez (ES), Francisco Javier Ruiz Pastor, Marilin Vivanco Fernández, Lucía García Rodríguez.
Poster
Abstract 1453
Reactivity of Dimolybdenum Phosphinidene Complexes with CS2
Isabel Gonzalez Albuerne (ES), Maria Angeles Alvarez, Maria Esther Garcia, Daniel Garcia-Vivó, Miguel
Angel Ruiz.
Poster
Abstract 1465
The Nickel-Catalyzed Heck Reaction: Mechanistic Studies using Hybrid Phosphine-Imine Ligands.
Tomás Gil Santiago (ES), Juan Cámpora Pérez, Pilar Palma Ramírez, Elena Ávila Segura.
Poster
Abstract 1504
Synthesis and structural studies of (η3-allyl)carbonylnitrosyl triphenyphosphine iron complexes
Zaid Mahmood Mahmood, PK.
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Poster
Abstract 1507
Reactivity of Binuclear Complexes of Nickel from a 4-Terphenyldithiophenol Ligand
Felix Koch (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1508
Synthesis and Redox-Properties of Group 10 Metal Complexes from a 4-Terphenyldithiophenol Ligand
Nicole Michaela Mews (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1532
Leading to different silver cluster architectures: classical chemical vs electrochemical synthesis
Luis M. González-Barcia (ES), Marcelino Maneiro, M. Isabel Fernández, Manuel R. Bermejo, Rosa Pedrido.
Poster
Abstract 1560
Janus head ligands featuring opposite bifunctional anchor groups: Novel binucleating frameworks designed for optically induced intramolecular electron transfer
Jochen Ortmeyer (DE), Gerald Henkel.
Poster
Abstract 1562
1,1ʹ and 1,3 Disubstituted Ferrocenyl Posphonates: Synthesis, Characterization, Derivatives
Bastian Janssen Janssen (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1564
Lead lone pair-pi interactions as supramolecular synthons in a novel lead(II) mesocate
María J. Romero (ES), Rocío Carballido, Laura Rodríguez, Guillermo Zaragoza, Ana M. González-Noya.
Poster
Abstract 1578
New Tridentate and Tetradentate Ligands for Photoactive Metal Complexes
Emma V. Puttock (UK), J. A. Gareth Williams.
Poster
Abstract 1608
Synthesis of microstructure controlled surfaces for spatial resolved catalysis
Thomas Feuerstein (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1631
Factors controlling the structures of metal complexes obtained in one-pot synthesis using 1-hydroxymethyl-3,5-dimethylpyrazole as a starting ligand
Barbara Barszcz (PL), Joanna Masternak, Malgorzata Zienkiewicz-Machnik, Katarzyna Kazimierczuk.
Abstract 1647
Poster
Synthesis and reactivity of the novel phosphazane ligand (1,4-C6H4)[N(µ-PNtBu)2NtBu]24Raquel Sevilla Martin (UK).
Abstract 1695
Poster
Structural influence of auxiliary monocarboxylate ligands in dimesionality of coordination polymers derived
from bis-pyridyl-bis-amides
Claudio A. Jimenez (CL), Guillermo Cisternas, Julio Belmar, Jorge Pasán, Catalina Ruiz-Pérez.
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Poster
Abstract 1744
Application of wet methods to obtain the thin layers of the new Ag(I) and Cu(II) with Schiff bases complexes
Magdalena Barwiolek (PL), Magdalena Babinska, Edward Szlyk, Anna Kozakiewicz, Andrzej Wojtczak, Anna
Kaczmarek-Kedziera.
Poster
Abstract 1766
Synthesis, characterization and molecular structures of the new [Bi@Rh12(CO)27]3−, [(Bi@Rh12(CO)26)2Bi]5−, [Bi@Rh14(CO)27Bi2]3− and [Bi@Rh17(CO)33Bi2]4− carbonyl clusters.
Silvia Ruggieri (IT), Cristina Femoni, Maria Carmela Iapalucci, Stefano Zacchini.
Poster
Abstract 1767
Capping Chini clusters with Ag-NHC fragments and trans-metallation reactions
Cristiana Cesari (IT), Stefano Zacchini, Cristina Femoni, Maria Carmela Iapalucci.
Poster
Abstract 1777
Insertion of CO2 and Related Heteroallenes Into the Si-N-Bond of Trimethyl-N-morpholinosilane and Dimethyl-N,N`-dimorpholinosilane
Marcus Herbig (DE), Edwin Kroke, Uwe Böhme.
Poster
Abstract 1797
New Metal 1- and 2-Adamantyls
Ulrich Fekl (CA), David Armstrong, Fioralba Taullaj, Kamalpreet Singh.
Poster
Abstract 1798
Heterogeneization of manganese complexes onto silica supports: efficient catalysts for epoxidation reactions
Ester Manrique (ES).
Poster
Abstract 1799
Chemistry of Magnesium Alkylperoxides Revisited
Tomasz Pietrzak (PL), Karolina Zelga, Marcin Kubisiak, Iwona Justyniak, Zbigniew Ochal, Janusz Lewinski.
Poster
Abstract 1804
From molecular zinc complexes incorporating 8-hydroxyquinolinate ligands to luminescent coordination polymers
Katarzyna Soltys-Brzostek (PL), Kamil Sokolowski, Wojciech Bury, Iwona Justyniak, David Fairen Jimenez,
Daniel Prochowicz, Sihai Yang, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1811
Synthesis, spectroscopic, crystal structure, electrochemical and electrocatalysis studies of a new 2D coordination polymer of Ni(II) constructed by naphthalene-1,4-dicarboxylic acid
Zohreh Derikvand (IR).
Abstract 1825
Poster
Radical reactions of organozincs and TEMPO
Krzysztof Budny-Godlewski (PL), Michał Leszczyński, Marcin Kubisiak, Iwona Justyniak, Janusz Lewiński.
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Topic C2 - Synthesis and reactivity in Carbon based Compounds . Poster Area - Module A
Poster Abstract 45
New Functionalized Mono- and Bisorganophosphorus Acids with Heterocyclic and Unsaturated Fragments
Andrey Prishchenko (RU).
Poster Abstract 72
Synthesis of new sulfonamide surfactants and study of the effect of the nature of the hydrophilic part on their
physico-chemical properties in water
Ammal Tazerouti (DZ).
Poster Abstract 108
High pressure Diels-Alder approach to biaryls and heterobiaryls: a new multicomponent metal-free route
Lucio Minuti (IT), Andrea Temperini, Francesca Piazzolla.
Poster Abstract 118
New synthetic route for preparation of lamivudine and emtricitabine
Mandala Devender (ZA).
Poster Abstract 137
Catalytic asymmetric formal total synthesis of scytophycin C
Takumi Watanabe (JP), Jin Cui, Masakatsu Shibasaki.
Poster Abstract 148
Oligomeric structures from prebiotic molecules: The case of cyanamide and glyoxal
Nieves Lavado (ES), Martín Ávalos, Reyes Babiano, Pedro Cintas, José Luis Jiménez, Juan Carlos Palacios.
Poster Abstract 183
Thermal Cycloadditions of Azides and Unactivated Alkenes in Deep Eutectic Solvents
Filip Sebest (UK).
Poster Abstract 185
Synthesis of amphiphilic molecular spoked wheels
Jim Rath (DE).
Poster Abstract 188
Bichromophoric Molecules as Model Compounds for Poly(p-phenyleneethynylene)s
Klaas Remmerssen (DE), Daniela Schmitz, Thomas Stangl, Jan Vogelsang, John. M. Lupton, Sigurd Höger.
Poster Abstract 197
Synthesis of strained phenylene bicyclophanes
Steven Becker (DE), Gabi Ohlendorf, Stefan-Sven Jester, Sigurd Höger.
Poster Abstract 198
A phenylene-based molecular spoked wheel
Christopher Sterzenbach (DE), Alissa Idelson, Stefan-Sven Jester, Ute Baumeister, Sigurd Höger.
Poster Abstract 242
Synthesis and Applications of an Optically Pure Amino[6]helicene
Manfred Karras (DE), Jan Holec, Bernd Schmidt, Irena G. Stará, Ivo Starý.
Poster Abstract 273
Synthesis of nitrogen-containing monoesters of vicinal dicarboxylic acids
Fatmakhanym Aliyeva (AZ), Maharram Mammadyarov, Fidan Mammadova.
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Poster Abstract 330
Ligand Controlled Diastereoselective Asymmetric Conjugate Addition of 4-Oxazoline and 4-Thiazoline Esters to
Nitroalkenes
Shin-ichi Fukuzawa (JP).
Poster Abstract 395
Three-dimensional phenylene-based bicyclophanes
Sebastian Henzel (DE), Stefan-Sven Jester, Sigurd Höger.
Poster Abstract 397
Photocatalytic Synthesis of γ-Cyclobutane Amino Acids
Sabine Kerres (DE), David J. Aitken, Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 408
Synthesis of nitrogenated heterocycles from trihaloacetic acids by an Ugi/Intramolecular cyclization sequence
Pablo Peña Calleja (ES), María García-Valverde.
Poster Abstract 444
Microwave-assisted synthesis of new fluorescent indoline-based building blocks
Živilė Žukauskaitė (LT).
Poster Abstract 466
Extension of pyrrolopyrrole chromophore: approach to construct hexacyclic nitrogen-containing aromatic systems
Mariusz Tasior (PL), Daniel T. Gryko.
Poster Abstract 492
The Synthesis of Bolaamphiphilic Porphyrin-Perylene Dyads with Light-Induced Charge Separation Capabilities
Christian Methfessel (DE), Andreas Hirsch.
Poster Abstract 495
Visible light photoredox catalyzed synthesis of substituted N-heterocycles
Eugen Lutsker (DE), Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 497
Enantiopure synthesis of 2,4,5-trisubstituted cyclopent-2-en-1-ones
Christian Kaiser (DE), Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 531
Si-chiral Organosilanes: Asymmetric Synthesis and Transformation at the Stereogenic Silicon Center
Eva Barth (DE).
Poster Abstract 582
Anion-π Interactions on large, strong, tuneable π-acidic surfaces: perylenediimides for catalysis
Francois Miros (CH), Yoann Cotelle, Masaaki Akamatsu, Le Liu, Chao Wang, Sebastien Benz, Naomi Sakai, et al.
Poster Abstract 584
Synthesis and application of 1,1’-binaphthyl-based chiral bisphosphates
Frescilia Octa-Smolin (DE), Raja Mitra, Jochen Niemeyer.
Poster Abstract 593
A stereoselective synthesis of N-glycosides through a metal-free allyl cyanate-to-isocyanate sigmatropic rearrangement of glycals
Stefania Mirabella (IT), Giulia Petrucci, Francesca Cardona, Andrea Goti.
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Poster Abstract 631
Reactions of ammonium ylides with quinone methides
Lukas Roiser (AT), Nicole Meisinger, Mario Waser.
Poster Abstract 642
Visible light mediated alpha-vinylation of enol acetates: Access to 2-benzylidene-1,4-diketones
Thomas Föll (DE), Suva Paria, Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 651
Synthesis of New Imidazolium Salt Ligands
Anna-Theresa Schmidt (DE), Eva Jürgens, Doris Kunz.
Poster Abstract 673
Photochromic Coenzyme Q Mimetics
Nadja Simeth (DE), Joachim Wegener, Burkhard König.
Poster Abstract 697
Dipyrrolonaphthyridinediones – structurally unique cross-conjugated dyes
Bartlomiej Sadowski (PL), Marek Grzybowski, Kenji Kamada, Daniel Gryko.
Poster Abstract 702
Dipolar Dyes with Pyrrolo[2,3-b]quinoxaline Skeleton Containing a Cyano Group and a Bridged Tertiary Amino
Group – Synthesis, Solvatofluorochromism and Bioimaging
Lukasz Lukasiewicz (PL), Daniel T. Gryko, Kyo Han Ahn, Boleslaw Kozankiewicz.
Poster Abstract 712
Azulene containing pyrrolo[3,2-b]pyrrole chromophore
Yevgen Poronik (PL), Daniel Gryko, Denis Jacquemin.
Poster Abstract 730
Synthesis and characterization of novel diarylethenes containing fluorinated groups in the 2-position
Robert Hofsaess (DE), Hans-Achim Wagenknecht.
Poster Abstract 733
Copper-catalyzed cross-coupling of ortho-iodophosphinic amides and alkylamines. Application to the synthesis
of a new P-stereogenic phosphinic amide-TEMPO radical
Fernando López-Ortiz (ES), Yolanda Navarro García, María José Iglesias.
Poster Abstract 743
Cage-like nanocapsules for molecular recognition and catalysis
Martha Kohlhaas (DE), Jochen Niemeyer.
Poster Abstract 755
Advances in the study of reactivity of Pyridinium N-(Benzocondensedazinyl) Aminides
Elena Gala (ES), José Quilez, Mª Luisa Izquierdo, Julio Álvarez-Builla.
Poster Abstract 758
A rigid lanthanide binding tag to aid nmr studies of a 70 kda homodimeric coat protein of human norovirus
Jose Maria Orduña (ES), Gema Dominguez, Javier Perez-Castells, Thomas Peters, Alvaro Mallagaray.
Poster Abstract 760
Synthesis of new rigidified iminosugars
Alberto López-Rodríguez (ES).
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Poster Abstract 774
Studies towards the enantioselective synthesis of (+)-Paeonilide derivatives
Matthias Gnahn (DE), Roman Kucera, Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 778
Studies towards the synthesis of homo-β-proline derivatives
Verena Lehner (DE), Oliver Reiser, Huw M. L. Davies, Ludwig K. A. Pilsl.
Poster Abstract 784
Synthesis and Characterization of Photochromic Dithienylmaleimides
Daniel Wutz (DE), Falenczyk Carolin, Kuzmanovic Natascha, König Burkhard.
Poster Abstract 897
Towards the total synthesis of (–)-Stemoamide
Juha Siitonen (FI), Petri Pihko.
Poster Abstract 939
Chiral urea-quaternary ammonium salt hybrid catalysis in stereoselective heterocycle synthesis using glycine
Schiff bases
Maximilian Tiffner (AT), Alfonso Busillo, Johanna Novacek, Antonio Massa, Mario Waser.
Poster Abstract 990
Synthesis and resolution of the racemic mixture of an enantioselective benzofuran-based receptor for dinitrobenzoyl-amino acids
Omayra Hernández Rubio (ES), Álvaro G. Temprano, Leire de Juan Fernández, Ángel L. Fuentes de Arriba,
Laura M.Monleón, Luis Simón Rubio, Joaquín R. Morán.
Poster Abstract 992
Novel enantioselective cromane based receptor for zwiterionic amino acids
Álvaro Gacho Temprano (ES), Omayra H. Rubio, Laura M. Monleón, Angel L. Fuentes de Arriba, Luis Simón
Rubio, Joaquín R. Morán.
C-C bond forming and C-N bond forming on 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene (EDOT): the new synthetic way of
building blocks for functionalized PEDOTs
Xiao Huang Huang (CH), Li Yang Yang, Martin Sjödin Sjödin, Maria Strømme Strømme, Adolf Gogoll Gogoll.
A modular approach to chiral bispidines and its application to the synthesis of natural products and ligands
Dagmar Scharnagel (DE), Jessica Goller, Matthias Breuning.
Microwave-Mediated Sulfonium Ylide Cyclopropanation
Javier Perez-Castells (ES).
Synthesis of derivative p-tert-butyl calix[4]arene with thiourea and schiff bases and study of ion recognition.
Cinthia Quiroga-Campano (CL), Horacio Gomez-Machuca, Carolina Jullian, Claudio Saitz.
Synthesis of new calix[4]arene bearing heterocycles in the upper rim as sensor for recognition of ions.
Horacio Gómez-Machuca (CL), Cinthia Quiroga-Campano, Carolina Jullian, Claudio Saitz.
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Direct CH Arylation of L-Histidine for Modified Peptidomimetics
Nitin Bagra (IN).
Synthesis of flavone and 6-hydroxyflavone oxime ethers derivatives
Alix Elena Loaiza Loaiza (CO), Diana Camila Martinez, Lina Vanessa López.
One pot synthesis of 1-chloro-6-aryllhex-5-en-2-ones by transesterification, Carrol rearrangement and decarboxylation of β-ketoesters with 1-aryl-propen-2-ols
Luz Marina Jaramillo Gómez (CO), Luis Demetrio Miranda Gutierrez, Diana Marcela Soto Martinez.
Synthesis of π-expanded porphyrins via intramolecular oxidative coupling of meso-arylaminoporphyrins
Ernest Sebai (PL), Daniel T. Gryko.
Synthesis of new atropisomeric systems based on a biphenazine scaffold.
Luca Vaghi (IT), Gianluca Fazio, Antonio Papagni.
Utilisation of Cyanamide derivatives Towards Nitrogen Heterocycle Synthesis
Shreesha Bhat (UK), Pallavi Sharma, David Robinson, John E Moses.
Solvatofluorochromic, non-centrosymmetric π-expanded diketopyrrolopyrrole
Artur Jezewski (PL), Marek Grzybowski, Daniel T. Gryko, Mireille Blanchard-Desce, Boleslaw Kozankiewicz.
Extracts plant as green inhibitor for the corrosion inhibition of carbon steel in hydrochloric acid solution
Kaouthar Soudani (DZ), Merzoug Benahmed, Asma Soudani, Salah Akkal.
Tacalcitol: new and alternative synthetic route
Andrea Martínez Domínguez (ES), Hugo Santalla, Fátima Garrido, Yagamare Fall, Generosa Gómez.
Metal-free P-arylation via visible light photocatalysis
Simon Düsel (DE), Rizwan Shaikh.
Synthesis and Application of New Cyclopentadienone Iron Complexes as Highly Active Catalysts for Ketone
Hydrogenation Reactions
Sofia Vailati Facchini (IT), Umberto Piarulli, Albrecht Berkessel, Cesare Gennari, Luca Pignataro.
Aziridine based new phosphonic acid derivatives as potential organocatalysts for the enantioselective synthesis
of organic compounds
Özdemir Dogan (TR), Sidika Polat Cakir, Nurzhan Beksultanova.
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Preparation of New Porphyrin-Corrole Hybrid Dyads
Hilal Kalkan (TR), Baris Temelli.
1,3-Dipolar Cycloadditions of Quinones with Nitrile Imines generated by Irradiation of 2,5-Diaryltetrazoles
Jaime Rojas-Martin (ES), María Ribagorda, M. Carmen Carreño.
Catalytic Synthesis of Difluoromethyl Cyclopropanes
Katharina J. Hock (DE), Lucas Mertens, Rene M. Koenigs.
A New Approach to Model Compounds of the 4,5-Dihydroxycyclopent-2-en-1-one Core of the Anti-Diabetes
Natural Products Kodaistatin A and C
David Peter (DE), Reinhard Brückner.
Removal of Diphenhydramine from Aqueous Solutions Using Dehydrated and Activated Carbons from Date
Palm Leaflets
Atika Al Hasaini (OM).
Revisiting the Ireland-Claisen Rearrangement using Continuous Flow Technology
Karen Plé (FR), Joseph D´Attoma, Frédéric Buron, Sylvain Routier.
Gamma rays induced polymerisation of the bis-(aminoacid) fumaramide self-assemblies
Leo Frkanec (HR), Janja Makarevic, Milan Jokic, Nataša Šijakovic Vujicic, Tomislav Portada.
Topic C3- Methods and Mechanisms . Poster Area - Module A
∆9-Desaturase: an Attractive Target of a Novel Potent Antifungal Agent
Dalia El-Zeihery (DE), Lorenz Maahs, Klaus Biemel, Fabio Gsaller, Michael Bromely, Jason Oliver, Michael
Birch.
Poster Abstract 106
Synthesis of bi- and tricyclic spiranoid lactones via Wacker-Heck cascade cyclization
Ghassan Albarghouti (IL), Ramesh Kotikalapudi, Viviana Valerio, David Lankri, Dmitry Tsvelikhovsky.
Poster Abstract 186
Cycloadditions of Byciclic Thioisomünchnones with Acetylenes: Why the high regioselection of these
cycloadditions and how sulfur elimination proceeds from intermediates cycloadducts evolving into
thiazolopyridones. A computational study.
Juan García (ES), Pedro Cintas, Martín Ávalos, Reyes Babiano, Jose L. Jiménez, Mark E. Light, Juan C.
Palacios.
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Poster Abstract 217
Understanding Alkalimetal Specific Effects to Control Particular Metalorganic Reactions
Ulrike Kroesen (DE), Carsten Strohmann.
Poster Abstract 289
A simple One-Pot tandem sequence to 5- and 6 membered Lactones from Allyl- and Homoallylalcohols
and its Application
Monib Petersen (DE).
Poster Abstract 302
Electrochemical behavior of Pd-Ni-P matallic glass deposition
Masami Shibata (JP), Chihiro Mochizuki.
Poster Abstract 368
Cobalt catalysed ortho Bromination/Chlorination of Benzazole derivatives using Potassium halides as Halogenating reagents
Asim Kumar (IN), Kapileswar Seth, Asit K. Chakraborti.
Poster Abstract 479
DFT study of molybdenum-catalyzed sulfur atom transfer reactions
Agustín Galindo (ES), Angel L. Mudarra.
Poster Abstract 539
Defining the Active catalyst in Pd(OAc)2 / p-Toluenesulfonic Acid Catalysed C-H Activation Reactions
Chris Mulligan (UK), Mimi Hii, Jeremey Parker.
Poster Abstract 602
On the Role of the Base in the Nickel-catalysed Borylation Reaction of Aryl Fluorides: a Computational
study.
Ana Mateo (ES), Carles Bo.
Poster Abstract 643
Enantioselective epoxide synthesis using ammonium ylides
Katharina Zielke (AT), Mario Waser, Lukas Roiser.
Poster Abstract 762
Mechanistic investigation of intramolecular dearomatization Diels-Alder reactions of allenic esters
Torsak Luanphaisarnnont (TH).
Poster Abstract 868
Use of iodine(III) reagents in asymmetric electrophilic cyanation and alkyne dimerisation reactions
Johannes Schörgenhumer (AT), Mario Waser.
Poster Abstract 882
Singlet oxygen-mediated transformation of furans into aromatic nitrogen-containing polycycles in water:
Synthesis of imidazole alkaloids Glochidine and Glochidicine
Georgios Ioannou (GR), Dimitris Kalaitzakis, Tamsyn Montagnon, Eirini Antonatou, Georgios Vassilikogiannakis.
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Poster Abstract 890
Synthesis of 2-sulfonamidobenzaldehydes through thermal decomposition of N-sulfonylisatins
Joaquim Fernando Mendes da Silva (BR), Ricardo Stutz Yaunner.
Poster Abstract 892
Synthesis of 2-substituted furo[2,3-b]- and furo[3,2-c]quinolines via heterogeneous palladium-catalyzed
heteroannulation
Hee Jung Park (KR), Ok-Kyung Yang, Eul Kgun Yum.
Poster Abstract 893
Palladium promoted conversion of N-sulfonylisatins into 2-sulfonamidostyrenes
Joaquim Fernando Mendes da Silva (BR), Ricardo Stutz Yaunner.
Poster Abstract 994
Organocatalytic Five-Step Branched Domino Reaction: Facile Access to New Quinazolines and Multichromophores
Felix E. Held (DE), Anton A. Guryev, Svetlana B. Tsogoeva.
Network of Constitutional Dynamic Networks with Multi-Adaptation: Towards Versatile and Hierarchical
Systems
Guangwen Men (FR), Jean-Marie Lehn.
Iodine(III) Fluorination Reagents: Versatile Tools for the Exploration of Novel Reactivities
Anna Ulmer (DE), Tanja Gulder.
DFT study on the thermosalient effect in pure D and L-pyroglutamic acid crystals
Jasminka Popovic (HR), Vito Despoja, Ivor Loncaric, Željko Skoko, Zora Popovic.
Bicyclization of oxime ethers via aryl and alkyl-oxyaminyl radicals to afford systems with hetero-spirocyclic
frameworks
Luz Marina Jaramillo Gómez (CO), Luis Demetrio Miranda Gutierrez, Diana Marcela Soto Martinez.
Thermolysis of some N-arylbenzamidoximes V: Mechanistic studies for formation of anilide, oxazole and
imidazole derivatives
Layla Taib (SA).
The exploration of the (3+2) annulation reaction between sulfonium ylide and activated olefin
Maximilien Richald (BE), Raphaël Robiette.
Supramolecular Self-Assembly of Asymmetric ABC Star Polymers by Sequentially Activating Hydrogen Bonds
Teemu Myllymäki (FI).
Solvent-free visible-light photocatalytic oxidations applying an organic photocatalyst
Martin Obst (DE), Burkhard Koenig.
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The exploration of the formal (4+1) annulation reaction between 1,3-diene and sulfonium ylide
Sébastien Clergue (BE), Raphaël Robiette.
Compartmentalization of reagents into Pickering emulsions: divide et impera
Andrea Faresin (IT), Tommaso Carofiglio, Michele Maggini.
Synthesis of 5-amino-dihydrobenzoxepines and 5-amino-dihydrobenzoazepines via Ichikawa rearrangement and ring-closing metathesis
Sebastian Stecko (PL), Monika Chwastek, Michal Pieczykolan.
Electrons in flow chemistry: Novel and sustainable cyclisations
Ana Alicia Folgueiras Amador (UK), Thomas Wirth.
One-Pot C-H Functionalization of Arenes by Diaryliodonium Salts
Marcus Reitti (CH), Piret Villo, Berit Olofsson.
Use of High-Purity Hydrogen Trioxide (HOOOH) for Highly Specific and Chemo-Selective Oxidations
Janez Cerkovnik (SI), Gregor Strle.
Metal-Free Synthesis of Sterically Congested Alkyl Aryl Ethers
Erik Lindstedt (CH), Elin Stridfeldt, Berit Olofsson.
Topic C4 - Catalysis in Solution . Poster Area - Module A
Poster Abstract 87
Hydrogenation/dehydrogenation Of Carbon Dioxide / Formic Acid With Novel Ruthenium Acriphos Benzoate
Catalysts – Activity and DFT-computed mechanism and Activation Parameters
Markus Hölscher (DE), Walter Leitner, Kai Rohmann.
Poster Abstract 107
Organic transformations catalyzed by gold nanoparticles supported on functionalized silica
Maria Cristina Cassani (IT).
Poster Abstract 130
Efficient Hydroxylation Catalysis Mimicking Tyrosinase
Patricia Liebhäuser (DE), Kristina Keisers, Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Poster Abstract 161
Copper Complexes with Substituted Quinoline Guanidine Ligands: Model Complexes and Catalysts for ATRP
Thomas Rösener (DE), Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Poster Abstract 162
Synthesis of new Hybrid Guanidine-Quinoline Copper-Complexes and their Use in Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization
Johannes Mannsperger (DE), Thomas Roesener, Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
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Poster Abstract 190
Tailor-made Ligands for New Tyrosinase Models
Lena Ebert (DE), Alexander Hoffmann, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Poster Abstract 195
Direct oxidative amination of arylene diimides
Michael Kremer (DE).
Poster Abstract 203
Development of Improved Catalysts for Ullmann Condensation Reactions
Ethan Richards (UK).
Poster Abstract 211
Organocatalytic Vinylogous Mannich Reaction of Silyloxy Furan with Isatin-derived Benzhydryl-Ketimines
Alessandra Silvani (IT), Matteo Faltracco, Giordano Lesma, Giulia Rainoldi, Alessandro Sacchetti.
Poster Abstract 264
Exploring the Potential of Core Substituted Naphthalene Diimides as a New Class of Tunable Organic Visible-Light Photoredox Catalysts
Barbara Reiss (DE), Hans-Achim Wagenknecht, Eberhard Riedle, Qi Hu.
Poster Abstract 265
Chiral Brønsted acid-catalysed enantioselective synthesis of isoindolinone-derived N(acyl),S-acetals
Matija Gredicak (HR), Josipa Suc, Irena Dokli.
Poster Abstract 281
Synthesis of nitriles via ruthenium catalyzed dehydrogenation of primary amines: A combined experimental and
theoretical study
David Ventura Espinosa (ES), Miguel Baya, Aida Marzá, Jose A. Mata.
Poster Abstract 299
Solvent-free aerobic cleavage of C-C double bonds catalyzed by N-hydroxyphthalimide
Beata Orlińska (PL), Dariusz Pyszny.
Poster Abstract 321
Studies on the reactivity of the enamines in Au(I)-catalysis
Sae Rom Park (DE), Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 325
Cyclic β-Amino Acids as Building Blocks for Tripeptide Organocatalysts
Thomas Ertl (DE), Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 327
Catalytic microwave transfer hydrogenation of non-activated alkenes: fast and efficient heterogeneous or asymmetric homogeneous reactions
Max Blazejak (FR), Lukas Hintermann.
Poster Abstract 380
Highly Enantioselective Hydrogenation of N-Aryl Imines by Using Ru-pybox Complexes Under Hydrogenation or Transfer Hydrogenation Conditions.
Eire de Julián Peñuelas (ES), Pilar Gamasa, Antonio Pizzano, Josefina Díez, Elena Lastra.
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Poster Abstract 416
Influence of Axial Ligands on the Catalytic Activity of Ru(porphyrin)L Complexes in Promoting Amination
Reactions
Daniela Intrieri (IT), Paolo Zardi, Daniela Maria Carminati, Emma Gallo.
Poster Abstract 459
Synthesis and catalytic studies of cationic Fe(III) complexes in ionic liquids
Antonio Pastor (ES), Agustín Galindo, Félix León, Eleuterio Álvarez, Margarita Gómez.
Poster Abstract 594
Novel copper complexes as catalysts for aerobic alcohol oxidations in ionic liquids
María del Mar Conejo (ES), Paloma Avila, Jorge Cantero, Antonio Pastor, Eleuterio Alvarez, Agustín Galindo.
Poster Abstract 599
Comparative catalytic properties of dioxo, oxo-peroxo and oxo-diperoxo acylpyrazolone-molybdenum complexes in oxo transfer reactions
Carlos Jesus Carrasco Carrasco (ES), Francisco Montilla, Eleuterio Álvarez, Agustín Galindo, Carlos G. Bellido, Riccardo Pettinari, Fabio Marchetti, et al.
Poster Abstract 617
An Iridium-Thiazolium Multifunctional Catalyst for Sequential Reactions: Benzoin from Benzyl Alcohol?
James McManus (UK), John Blacker, Bao Nguyen.
Poster Abstract 623
Rhodium(I) Complexes Based on Hemilabile Picoline-NHC Ligands for the (E)-selective Hydrosilylation of
Alkynes
Patricia Lara Muñoz (ES), Judith P. Morales-Cerón, Eleuterio Álvarez, Verónica Salazar, Andrés Suárez
Escobar.
Poster Abstract 672
Benzylic palladium complexes as catalysts in the vinylic addition polymerization of norbornene and norbornene derivatives
Ignacio Pérez-Ortega (ES), Ana Carmen Albéniz.
Poster Abstract 675
Metal-free catalytic functionalization of carbodiimides with amines
Fernando Carrillo-Hermosilla (ES), Jaime Martínez-Ferrer, Antonio Antiñolo, Rafael Fernández-Galán, Elena Villaseñor, Sonia Moreno, Manuel Salgado, et al.
Poster Abstract 738
Covalent Photosensitizer-Polyoxometalate Catalyst Dyad for Visible Light-driven Hydrogen Evolution
Stefanie Schönweiz (DE), Sebastian Rommel, Carsten Streb, Sven Rau.
Poster Abstract 739
Visible-light driven water oxidation by a molecular manganese vanadium oxide cluster
Benjamin Schwarz (DE), Carsten Streb.
Poster Abstract 757
Mono- and dimethyl half-salen aluminium derivatives: a comparative study in the polymerization of cyclic
esters
Francisco M. García-Valle (ES).
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Poster Abstract 775
Investigation of the Effect of High Hydrostatic Pressure (HHP) on Reactivity and Selectivity of Organocatalyzed Reactions
Martin Hofmann (DE), Oliver Reiser.
Poster Abstract 820
Calorimetric studies on the C-Au bond through protodeauration of organogold complexes.
María Pérez Iglesias (ES), Pablo Espinet, Juan A. Casares.
Poster Abstract 958
Palladium catalysed methoxycarbonylation of 1-dodecene in two-phase systems
Marcel Schmidt (DE), Tobias Pogrzeba, Ariane Weber, André Kielholz, Reinhard Schomäcker.
A new family of 1,3-bis-sulfinamides as chiral ligands in asymmetric catalysis: the stereodivergent effect
of the base load in the asymmetric addition of acetate enolate to N-sulfinylimines.
Inmaculada Fernández Fernández (ES), Rocio Recio Jimenez, Salvatore Spinna, Eleuterio Álvarez Gonzalez, Noureddine Khiar.
Guanidine Catalysed Synthesis of Formylamides from Carbon Dioxide: A Mechanistic Study
Rachel Nicholls (UK), Bao Nguyen.
New routes for the synthesis of novel organofunctional silicon compounds
Krzysztof Kuciñski (PL), Grzegorz Hreczycho.
Visible-Light-Mediated Generation of Nitrogen-Centered Radicals: Metal-Free Hydroimination and Iminohydroxylation Cyclization Reactions
Jacob Davies (UK), Daniele Leonori.
Iminium catalysis inside a self-assembled supramolecular capsule: Modulation of enantiomeric excess
Thomas Bräuer (DE), Konrad Tiefenbacher.
Catalytic Asymmetric Carbon-Carbon Bond Formation Reactions with Diazo Compounds
Do Hyun Ryu (KR), Byung Chul Kang, Sung Ho Shin, Su Yong Shim, Geum Sook Hwang.
Transition metal catalyzed cyclizations involving C-H bond activations
David Fernández Fernández (ES).
Synthesis and catalytic application of first enantiopure ferrocenyl-thiazoline ligands
Elvia Patricia Sánchez Rodríguez (MX), José Guadalupe López Cortés, Maria del Carmen Ortega Alfaro,
Maryse Gouygou.
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Conformational Investigation of Catalytically Active Peptides of the H Pro-Pro-Xaa Type
Tobias Schnitzer (CH), Helma Wennemers.
The catalytic oxidation of alcohols using copper (II) and iron (III) complexes with N-heterocyclic ligands
Aleksandra Bocian (PL), Damian Marcinkowski, Adam Gorczyñski, Dawid Pakulski, Violetta Patroniak.
Metal-linked Single-Chain Nanoparticles - Catalytic Pocket Design
Nicolai David Knöfel (DE), Hannah Rothfuß, Peter Roesky.
Synthesis of Bornene – 2,2’-Diamino-1,1’-binaphthalene Conjugates in Palladium-Catalysed Aminocarbonylation.
Laszlo Kollar (HU).
Polymerization of phenylacetylene by chiral Pd and Rh based catalysts
Tebogo Segapelo (ZA), Nobuhle Magudulela.
Manganese(III) porphyrin catalyzed oxidation of organic dyes by hydrogen peroxide
Magdalena Procner (PL), lukasz Orzel, Grazyna Stochel, Rudi van Eldik.
Synthesis of New Chiral Biphenyl-Ligands for Hydroamination Catalysts
Lisa Schickhofer (AT), Kai Carsten Hultzsch.
Large Bite Angle Early Transition Metal Biphenolate Complexes as Tunable Catalysts for Amine Addition to
Alkenes
John Soltys (AT), Alexander Roller, Kai Hultzsch.
Synthesis and application of enantioselective organocatalysts in the aldol reaction - a mass spectrometry
guided approach
Michael Kinsella (IE), Bart Gillis.
Poster
Abstract 1791
Ti-Salalen Catalyzed Asymmetric Epoxidation of Non-Conjugated Terminal Olefins: Broad Substrate Scope
and Remarkable Additive Effects
Hauke Engler (DE), Markus Lansing, Tobias Leuther, Albrecht Berkessel.
Poster
Abstract 1792
Ti-Salalen Catalyzed Asymmetric Epoxidation of Non-Conjugated Terminal Olefins: New Ligands Provide
Enhanced Activity and Selectivity
Tobias Leuther (DE), Markus Lansing, Hauke Engler, Albrecht Berkessel.
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THEME D- Catalysis, Industry and Applications
Topic D1- Catalysis, Industry and Applications . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 226
Synthesis of supported LaMnO3 perovskites. Effect of the preparation method and nature of the support.
Gina Pecchi (CL), Cristian Campos, Robinson Dinamarca.
Poster
Abstract 382
Hydrohenolysis of lignin to obtain components of liquid fuels
Elena Shimanskaya (RU), Esther Sulman.
Poster
Abstract 484
Eco-friendly defatting for leather tanning
Miguel Ángel Martínez (ES), Mercedes Roig, Ana Belén Muñoz, Joaquin Ferrer.
Poster
Abstract 519
Metal Phosphide catalysts for the hydrotreatment of non-edible vegetables oils
Consuelo Alvarez-Galvan (ES).
Poster
Abstract 603
Decolourization of organic dyes by catalytic hydrogenation
Alejandro Herrero Pizarro (ES).
Poster
Abstract 876
Natural gas for the production of fuels, using modified zeolites as catalysts
Feddag Ahmed (DZ).
Poster
Abstract 979
Selective hydrogenation of alkynes catalyzed by palladium nanoparticles
Olivia Benkirane (ES), Jorge A. Delgado, Cyril Godard, Carmen Claver.
Poster
Abstract 1060
Synthesis and application in catalysis of the metal complexes based on ON- and ONO-ligands
Fidan Mammadova (AZ), Ekaterina Kuchuk, Sergey Karlov, Galina Zaitseva, Kirill Zaitseva.
Poster
Abstract 1064
Vpo Catalysts Using Activated Carbons As A Template. Odh Of Propane
Juan J. Ternero-Hidalgo (ES), Javier Torres-Liñan, Francisco J. Garcia-Mateos, M. Olga Guerrero-Perez,
Jose Rodriguez-Mirasol, Tomas Cordero.
Poster
Abstract 1143
Ruthenium-catalysed direct amination of alcohols with ammonia
Laura Puig-Urrea (GB), George Murray, Dieter Vogt, Judith Schwaderer, Dennis Pingen, Stefan Mecking.
Poster
Abstract 1157
Optimization of Ni-catalysed synthesis of acrylate from carbon dioxide and ethene
Veronica Forcina (UK), Maria D. Segarra-Maset, Laura Puig-Urrea, Jennifer Julis, Dieter Vogt.
Poster
Abstract 1207
Removal of emerging contaminants from aqueous solutions by adsorption on an activated carbon
Antonio Gil (ES), N. Taoufik, A.M. Garcia, S.A. Korili.
Poster
Abstract 1213
Management and valorization of aluminum saline slags
Antonio Gil (ES), E. Arrieta, S.A. Korili.
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Topic D1- Catalysis, Industry and Applications . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 1401
A tandem Pd-catalyzed Heteroannulation of a-diketones and N-arylamines to 2, 3-disubstituted indoles in
reductive conditions
Pankaj Sharma (MX), Gerson Eliad Benitez.
Topic D2- Industrial Processes for the 21st Century . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 150
Polymer Encapsulant Functionalized with Low Down Conversion Technique: Methodology and Perspectives
Kamel Agroui (DZ), Samira KACI, Efthymios Klampaftis, Matthias Jaunich.
Abstract 157
Poster
Immobilization of CalB lipase on Purolite ECR 1090 M: application to the synthesis of cosmetic ingredients.
Antonio Bódalo Santoyo (ES), José Luis Gómez Carrasco, Elisa Gómez Gómez, Asunción María Hidalgo Montesinos, María Gómez Gómez, Mar Serrano Arnaldos.
Abstract 160
Poster
Solvent-free synthesis of a spermaceti analogue using four different commercial immobilized lipase preparations
Mar Serrano Arnaldos (ES), Josefa Bastida Rodrígez, Fuensanta Máximo Martín, María Claudia Montiel Morte,
Salvadora Ortega Requena, María Dolores Murcia Almagro.
Abstract 249
Poster
Effect of co-feeding methanol and water in the DME transformation to olefins over a HZSM-5 zeolite catalyst
Paula Pérez-Uriarte (ES), Ainara Ateka, Monica Gamero, Marta Diaz, Andres T. Aguayo, Javier Bilbao.
Abstract 389
Poster
Preparation and characterization of hydrophilic MOR and LTA membranes for the selective synthesis of DME
Pablo Rodriguez-Vega (ES), Ainara Ateka, Miguel Sanchez-Contador, Javier Bilbao, Andres T. Aguayo.
Abstract 591
Poster
1-butene oligomerisation over a HZSM-5 zeolite catalyst: Effect of the temperature
Marta Díaz Muñoz (ES), Ainara Ateka, Eva Epelde, Paula Perez, Andrés Tomas Aguayo, Javier Bilbao.
Abstract 660
Poster
Evaluation of the Processing Conditions and the Concentration of Nanoclay in Soy-based bioplastics
Víctor Manuel Pérez Puyana (ES), Valentin Bourny, Manuel Félix, Alberto Romero, Antonio Guerrero.
Abstract 690
Poster
New acrolein production route over FeMo-based catalysts.
Anita Borowiec (FR), Mickaël Capron, Jean-François Devaux, Jean-Luc Dubois, Loïc Jouenne, Muriel Bigan,
Jérémy Faye, et al.
Abstract 770
Poster
Influence of operating conditions in the oxidative steam reforming of bio-oil with Rh/ZDC catalyst
Aitor Arandia (ES), Aingeru Remiro, Ana G. Gayubo, Javier Bilbao.
Abstract 781
Poster
Adjuvants for the production of extra virgin olive oil: comparative study
Manuel Moya-Vilar (ES), Sonia Alcalá-Reyes, Alfonso Vidal-Castro, María Teresa Ocaña-Moral, Antonia de Torres-Sánchez, Francisco Espínola-Lozano.
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Topic D2- Industrial Processes for the 21st Century . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 914
Selective transfer hydrogenolysis of benzylphenyl ether promoted by heterogeneous Pd/Fe catalyst
Emilia Paone (IT), Rosario Pietropaolo, Francesco Mauriello.
Poster
Abstract 1044
Magnetic Catalysts for CO2 conversion
Meike Katharina Leu (UK), Jairton Dupont.
Design of hierarchical zeolite catalysts for the oligomerization of olefins
María del Rocío Díaz-Rey (ES), Avelino Corma, Cristina Martínez, Eric Doskocil.
Poster
Abstract 1248
Relationship between zeolites pore structure and nature/location of coke formed during ethanol transformation into hydrocarbons
Ben Tayeb Karima (FR), Pinard Ludovic, Hamieh Soumaya.
Poster
Abstract 1302
Comparative study between adiabatic reactor and isotherm reactor-Application for the synthesis of methanol
Rachida Chemini (DZ).
Poster
Abstract 1351
Synthesis of chiral aminopiperidines using immobilized omega-transaminases
Oreste Piccolo (IT), Valeria Colonna, Antonella Petri.
Poster
Abstract 1362
Catalyst influence on OMW photo-degradation
Gassan Hodaifa Meri (ES), Leopoldo Martínez Nieto, Cristina Agabo García, Santiago Rodríguez Pérez,
Enrique Ramoz Gómez.
Poster
Abstract 1652
Zeolites for CO2/CO/O2 separation to obtain CO2-neutral fuels
Julio Perez-Carbajo (ES), Ismael Matito-Martos, Salvador R. G. Balestra, Richard van de Sanden, Sofia
Calero.
Poster
Abstract 1820
Efficient transposition from batch to continuous process of Sandmeyer reaction
Frédéric Buron (FR), Dattoma Joseph, Brun Pierre Louis, Robin Yves, Bostyn Stephane, Routier Sylvain.
Topic D3- Catalysis at Interfaces . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 20
Understanding the effects of pre-calcination temperature on the properties and activities of MoOx/sulfated zirconia
Femi Francis Oloye (UK), James A Anderson.
Poster
Abstract 102
Thermal Stability and Phase Transformations of γ-Alumina Supported NiO-V2O5-Based Catalysts
Ivan Y. Petrov (RU), Boris G. Tryasunov.
Poster
Abstract 167
Ligand Effects in Ruthenium Nanoparticle Catalysis
Luis Miguel Martínez-Prieto (FR), Piet W. N. M. van Leeuwen, Bruno Chaudret, Karine Philippot.
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Poster
Abstract 206
Total Internal Reflection (TIR) Raman spectroscopy for monitoring of heterogeneous catalysis
Laura Bingham (UK), Simon Beaumont.
Poster
Abstract 266
Selective catalytic reduction of NOx by CH4 over Co-ZSM-5 catalysts: Gaining mechanistic insights by coupled
operando DRIFTS/UV-vis spectroscopy
Andrea Bellmann (DE), Ursula Bentrup, Jörg Radnik, Angelika Brückner.
Poster
Abstract 296
Benzaldehyde hydrogenation over cobalt oxide supported on silica oxide. effect of catalyst preparation method
Adel Saadi (DZ), Ibtissem Lounas, Hanane Zazoua, Chérifa Rabia.
Poster
Abstract 310
Development of Heterogeneous Catalytic System Using OMS-2 as Support and ETM
Xu Meng (CN), Peiqing Zhao.
Poster
Abstract 430
Solvent-free oxidation of olefins catalyzed by N-hydroxyphthalimide and alkylammonium salts
Dariusz Pyszny (PL), Beata Orliñska, Jan Zawadiak, Krzysztof Fojt.
Poster
Abstract 446
Novel high-efficiency calcium carbonate supported catalysts
Matthias Welker (CH), Kai Hettmann, Daniel Gerard, Samuel Rentsch.
Poster
Abstract 490
CO2 reforming of CH4 over NiMgAl and NiAl mixed oxides prepared via Hydrotalcites like precursors
Abdelsadek Zoulikha (DZ), Halliche Djamila.
Poster
Abstract 500
Enantioselective Hydrogenation of Chiral Reactive Intermediates between (S)-Proline and Isophorone on Pd:
Influence of Temperature on Enantioselectivity
Laura Rodríguez García (CH), Konrad Hungerbühler, Alfons Baiker, Fabian Meemken.
Poster
Abstract 722
Development of a Photooxidative Decarboxylation with Heterogeneous Semiconductors
Antonín Králík (DE), Burkhard König.
Poster
Abstract 773
Preparation and application of Natural Phosphate doped with Nickel for the transfer hydrogenation of carbonyl
compound
Abderrahim Baba (MA).
Poster
Abstract 803
Cyclopeptoids a promising class of novel macrocyclic phase transfer catalysts.
Rosaria Schettini (IT).
Poster
Abstract 870
Tailoring the Electrocatalytically Active Site by the Lanthanide Contraction
Maria Escudero-Escribano (DK).
186
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Poster
Abstract 941
Natural Iron Minerals as Efficient Heterogeneous Fenton Catalysts
Macarena Munoz (ES), Patricia Dominguez, Zahara M de Pedro, Jose A Casas, Juan J Rodriguez.
Poster
Abstract 1093
Neutron diffraction - a tool for investigating heterogeneous catalytic processes
Marta Falkowska (GB), Sarayute Chansai, Haresh Manyar, Daniel Bowron, Tristan Youngs, Chris Hardacre.
Poster
Abstract 1105
Organocatalytic allylic amination of Morita-Baylis-Hillman carbonates leading to biologically active compounds
Bedřich Formánek (CZ), Michal Šimek, Jan Veselý.
Poster
Abstract 1122
Monitoring Reactive Nanoparticles During the Catalytic Act
Sophie Carenco (FR).
Poster
Abstract 1170
Characterization of the products of theA photocatalytic degradation of a textile dye.
M. Angeles Andrés (ES), Luis Camarero, Itziar Egues.
Poster
Abstract 1214
Effect of B, F, N, P-dopings on the structure of titania nanoparticle photocatalysts
S.A. Korili (ES), M. Fernández, A. Gil.
Poster
Abstract 1221
Microwave-assisted preparation of hybrid Pd catalysts based on cyclodextrin-grafted silica
Marina Nunzia Caporaso (IT), Francesca Baricco, Katia Martina, Silvia Tagliapietra, Giancarlo Cravotto.
Poster
Abstract 1469
Direct Propene Epoxidation over Coinage Metals Encapsulated in Microporous Titanosilicate
Tugce Ayvali (UK), Edman Tsang.
Poster
Abstract 1483
A Novel Vanadium-dependent Haloperoxidase from A. marina: A Promising Biocatalyst for Halogenations
Catharina Julia Seel (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1546
Efficient removal of cyanides ions from aqueous solutions using ozone and core-shell magnetic catalysts
Sorin Avramescu (RO), Irina Fierascu, Radu Claudiu Fierascu, Alina Olaru, Angel Nica.
Poster
Abstract 1558
An investigation of the effect of Ru addition into a Pd/TiO2 catalyst for furfural hydrogenation
Sarwat Iqbal (GB), Obaid Aldosari, Peter Miedziak, Gemma Brett, Daniel Jones, Xi Liu, Jennifer Edwards, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1573
Decarboxylative fluorination of carboxylic acids with heterogeneous catalysts
Giulia Tarantino (UK), Ceri Hammond.
Poster
Abstract 1601
Mo/ZSM-5 as lead structure in the design of catalysts for the non-oxidative methane aromatization
Olesya Sedelnikova (DE), Alexander Vosmerikov, Regina Palkovits.
187
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Poster
Abstract 1638
Earth-abundant metal complexes with PNN Pincer ligands
Veronica Papa (DE), Kathrin Junge, Matthias Beller.
Poster
Abstract 1670
Use of glycerol to obtain glycerol carbonate with basic catalysts
Mirella Gutiérrez-Arzaluz (MX), Joaquín Pérez-Pariente, Margarita Viniegra-Ramírez, Miguel Torres-Rodríguez,
Violeta Mugica-Álvarez, Alma Delia Miranda.
Poster
Abstract 1757
Evolution of the PVP-Pd surface interaction in nanoparticles through the case study of formic acid decomposition
Jaime García-Aguilar (ES), Jaime García-Aguilar, Ángel Berenguer-Murcia, Diego Cazorla-Amorós, Miriam Navlani-García, Kohsuke Mori, Yasutakai Kuwahara, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1774
Automated transition state search in application to key reaction steps in homogeneous catalysis
Art Bochevarov (US), Leif Jacobson.
Poster
Abstract 1801
MOF-Supported Pd Nanocatalysts for Comercially Relevrocesses
Vlad Pascanu (SE).
THEME E-Materials, Devices and Nanochemistry
Topic E1- Materials Chemistry . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 4
Design and Modeling Adsorption Kinetics of Methylene Blue on Zeolite Adsorbents and Clay
Djebbar Mustapha (DZ).
Poster
Abstract 7
Application of a Multi-parameter Equation for the Investigation on the Stability of the Molybdenum (VI)
Complex with MIDA in Methanol-Water Mixtures (50-80% v/v)
Kavosh Majlesi, IR, Saleh Zeighaminezhad.
Poster
Abstract 11
preparation and caracterization of nanocoposite with different materials
Berrahou Ep Harchaoui Ghezlane (DZ).
Poster
Abstract 31
2-phenylindole and carbazole derivatives with reactive functional groups as host materials for PHOLEDs
Rasa Keruckiene (LT), Dmytro Volynyuk, Juozas Vidas Grazulevicius.
Poster
Abstract 33
Phenanthroimidazole derivatives with amphiphilic chains: synthesis and crystal engineering
Rita Butkute (LT), Gintautas Bagdziunas, Laura Peciulyte, Dmytro Volynyuk, Juozas Vidas Grazulevicius.
188
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Poster
Abstract 116
Turning Quinones into Cyanoarenes: Developing a reaction from sketch to application
Florian Glöcklhofer (AT), Markus Lunzer, Berthold Stöger, Johannes Fröhlich.
Poster
Abstract 135
Discovering new materials through computational methods
Lucas Viani (ES).
Poster
Abstract 238
Electrodeposition of Niobium and Aluminium from chloroaluminate melts onto Gold
Nataša Vukicevic (RS), Vesna Cvetkovic, Jovan Jovicevic.
Poster
Abstract 239
Al-Pd alloy formation by aluminium underpotential deposition onto palladium from chloroaluminate
melt
Vesna Cvetkovic (RS), Niko Jovicevic, Nataša Vukicevic, Jovan Jovicevic.
Poster
Abstract 292
Porous inverse vulcanised polymers for mercury capture
Tom Hasell (AF).
Poster
Abstract 312
High pressure CO2, CH4 and N2 adsorption on metalloporphyrin-based Solid Coordination Frameworks
(SCFs)
Arkaitz Fidalgo-Marijuan (ES), Gotzone Barandika, Begoña Bazán, Miren Karmele Urtiaga, Maria Isabel
Arriortua.
Poster
Abstract 318
Synthesis, Characterization and Conductivity in Fluorite Nd5-xLnxMo3O16 (Ln = Tb, Dy, Ho) and in
Lacunar Apatite Pb8-xCaxK2(VO4)6
Lyudmyla Ardanova (Stackpool) (US), Evgenii Getman, Alexey Ignatov, Konstantin Chebyshev, Lyudmila
Pasechnik, Alisa Zhegailo, Nelya Selikova.
Poster
Abstract 328
A new class of highly efficient supramolecular rotors based on halogen bonding
Luca Catalano (IT), Salvador Pérez-Estrada, Giancarlo Terraneo, Tullio Pilati, Giuseppe Resnati, Pierangelo Metrangolo, Miguel A. Garcia-Garibay.
Poster
Abstract 335
ZnO synthesis from Zn-C and alkaline spent batteries by alkaline leaching: properties and applications
Irene García-Díaz (ES), Olga Rodríguez Largo, Teresa Cebriano, Ana López Fernández, Germán Escalante,
Paloma Fernández, Félix A. López.
Poster
Abstract 375
Hydrophilic Nd3+ Sensitized Upconverting Core-Shell Nanoparticles for Biomedical Applications
Anne Nsubuga (DE), Julia Hesse, Massimo Sgarzi, Holger Stephan.
Poster
Abstract 405
Chemical microcharacterisation of high entropy alloys acting as binder phase in Ti(C,N)-based cermets
Alma G. de la Obra (ES), M. A. Avilés, M. J. Sayagués, F. J. Gotor.
189
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Poster
Abstract 422
Ammonothermal synthesis, crystal structure and properties of the first rare-earth metal guanidinates
Arno Görne (DE), Janine George, Jan van Leusen, Gerald Dück, Philipp Jacobs, Naveen Kumar, Richard
Dronskowski.
Poster
Abstract 448
Carbosilane dendrimers for bioapplications – synthesis of hydrophobic backbone for hydrophilic medium
Jan Cermak (CZ), Tomas Strasak, Lucie Cervenkova Stastna, Monika Mullerova.
Poster
Abstract 454
Anticorrosion coatings prepared with silanes based on fatty acids
Karol Szubert (PL), Jaroslaw Wojciechowski, Grzegorz Lota, Hieronim Maciejewski.
Poster
Abstract 457
Synthesis of new sulphur containing silanes and their application in corrosion protective coatings
Michal Dutkiewicz (PL), Weronika Niemyt, Karol Szubert, Jaroslaw Wojciechowski, Grzegorz Lota, Hieronim
Maciejewski.
Poster
Abstract 460
7,7´-Diazaisoindigo: a novel building block for organic photovoltaics
Gustavo de Miguel (ES), Eva María García-Frutos, Luis Camacho.
Poster
Abstract 473
Self-assembled Monolayers on Gold Surface by Treatment with Alkylstannanes
Guillaume Bastien (CZ), Eva Kaletová, Anna Kohutová, Jan Hajduch, Jiří Kaleta, Katarina Varga, Zdeněk
Bastl, et al.
Poster
Abstract 489
Li18P6N16 - a Novel Lithium Nitridophosphate Opening a Field of Potential Ion Conductors
Eva-Maria Bertschler (DE), Christian Dietrich, Jürgen Janek, Wolfgang Schnick.
Poster
Abstract 553
Crystal structures and properties of tetradymite-like layered chalcogenides and NaCl-type analogues
Robert Schlegel (DE), Stefan Schwarzmüller, Peter Schultz, Jonathan Barnes, Oliver Oeckler.
Poster
Abstract 586
Functionalization of calcium phosphates with bisphosphonates
Massimo Gazzano (IT), Adriana Bigi, Elisa Boanini, Katia Rubini, Lucia Forte.
Poster
Abstract 597
Indium Phosphide Quantum Dots synthesized with Aminophosphines: Mechanistic Insights and Surface Chemistry
Sébastien Dreyfuss (FR), Aude Buffard, Brice Nadal, Hadrien Heuclin, Benoit Dubertret, Nicolas Mézailles.
Poster
Abstract 601
Nanostructured NaYF4:Yb3+, Er3+ thin films: preparation and upconverting properties
Anna Lucia Pellegrino (IT), Graziella Malandrino, Maria Rita Catalano, Adolfo Speghini, Paolo Cortelletti, Marco
Pedroni.
Poster
Abstract 619
Halogen-bonded cocrystals of aromatic amines: the competition between halogen and hydrogen bonds
Dominik Cincic (HR), Vinko Nemec, Zora Popovic.
190
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Poster
Abstract 628
Band gap enhancement and electrical properties of atomic layer deposited ZnO and MgZnO doped with Si4+
for TCO applications.
Jacqueline S. Wrench (UK), Paul A. Marshall, Paul R. Chalker, Andrew Shaw, Steve Hall.
Poster
Abstract 659
Design and synthesis of luminescent six-membered chelated iridium(III) complexes
Claus Hierlinger (FR), Véronique Guerchais, Eli Zysman-Colman.
Poster
Abstract 684
Study and characterization of modified silicon surfaces with organic molecules
Cristina Lucena-Serrano (ES), María Sánchez-Molina, Ana Lucena-Serrano, Rafael Contreras-Cáceres, Juan M.
López-Romero, Amelia Díaz, María Valpuesta.
Poster
Abstract 703
Heterometallic complexes with (oxalato)tantalate anions as molecular precursors for the preparation of nanocrystalline oxides
Lidija Androš Dubraja (HR), Marijana Juric, Jasminka Popovic.
Poster
Abstract 748
Single Molecule Magnets on Silicon via Self-assembly
Martina Torelli (IT), Alessandro Pedrini, Federico Bertani, Irene Cimatti, Lorenzo Poggini, Cristina Tudisco,
Antonino Giuffrida, et al.
Poster
Abstract 753
Synthesis and characterization of the (Ba,La)(Ti,Fe)O3 perovskites
Ana Sofia Rodrigues (PT), Ana Lopes, Maria José Pacheco, Paulo Fiadeiro, Lurdes Ciríaco.
Poster
Abstract 761
Amines and alcohols in layered oxide ceramics
Christopher Ian Thomas (FI), Maarit Karppinen.
Poster
Abstract 766
Comparison of different mesoporous silicas for the off-line solid phase extraction of β-blockers from waters and
their chiral determination by CE
Mariana Silva Lopez (ES), Sonia Morante-Zarcero, Damián Pérez-Quintanilla, Maria Luisa Marina, Isabel
Sierra.
Poster
Abstract 834
Inhibitor-assisted synthesis of silica microbeads with protein-imprinted nanothin polymer films
Mehmet Dinc (DE).
Poster
Abstract 877
Anion-Deficient Solids for CO2 Capture – Towards New Materials
Matthew Bennett (UK), David Beno(IT), Ian Dobson, Maria Frasconi.
Poster
Abstract 903
pH and Temperature–Triggered Release of Doxorubicin from Hydrogen-bonded Multilayer Thin Films of
Poly(2-isoprpoyl-2-oxazoline)
Meltem Haktaniyan (TR), Süleyman Atilla, Ïrem Erel Göktepe, Eda Çaglı
191
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Poster
Abstract 921
Comparative Theoretical Study of Optoelectronic Properties of Stoichiometric and Non-Stoichiometric Pyrochlore Bismuth Titanate
Sheikha Lardhi, YE.
Poster
Abstract 943
Ultrasound-assisted synthesis for Phosphonates Metal Organic Frameworks
Bianca Maranescu (RO), Lavinia Lupa, Alexandra Bucur, Aurelia Visa.
Poster
Abstract 1000
Conjugated Polymers for Organic Electronics: Structural and Electronic Characteristics
Rafel Carlos González-Cano (ES), Juan Teodomiro López Navarrete, M. Carmen Ruiz Delgado.
Poster
Abstract 1004
Magnetostructural Anomalies in Cu(hfac)2- Nitroxide Breathing Crystals from first-principles
Carmen J. Calzado (ES), Norge Cruz Hernandez, Boris Le Guennic.
Poster
Abstract 1041
ZrO2-Y2O3 coatings of enhanced quality validated in molten salts for CSP applications
Víctor Encinas Sánchez (ES), Francisco Javier Pérez Trujillo, Antonio Macías García, María Isabel Lasanta
Carrasco, María Teresa de Miguel Gamo, Gustavo García Martín, Andrea Illana Sánchez.
Poster
Abstract 1057
The Effect of Some Structural Variations on The Mesomorphism of Bent-Core Liquid Crystals
Hale Ocak (TR), Belkıs Bilgin-Eran.
Poster
Abstract 1065
The effect of additives on MgO-based cement
Monica Tonelli (IT).
Poster
Abstract 1084
Synthesis, Characterizations and Applications of Isoreticular Metal-Organic Frameworks based on Zirconium
Clusters
Natalia M. Padial (ES), Elena Lopez-Maya, Rodrigo Gil San-Millan, Marleny Rodriguez-Albelo, Elisa Barea,
Jorge A. R.Navarro, J. Enrique Oltra.
Poster
Abstract 1087
In situ XRD observation of the development of mesoporosity in zeolites by surfactant-templating
Alexander Sachse (ES), Noemi Linares, Elena Serrano, Aida Grau, Oscar Castillo, Garikoitz Beobide, Erika
Jardim, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1088
Facile synthesis of visible-light activated hybrid titanias for photocatalysis and solar cell applications
Elena Serrano Torregrosa (ES), Marisa Rico-Santacruz, Angel Sepulveda, Cintia Ezquerro, Elena Lalinde,
Jesús Berenguer, Javier Garcia-Martinez.
192
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Poster
Abstract 1095
Covalent Attachment Of An Ester Type of AA2024
Lisa Muñoz (CL), Maritza Paez, Maria Victoria Encinas.
Poster
Abstract 1131
The corrosion behavior of stainless steel and carbon steel in solar molten salt
Gustavo Garcia Martin (ES), Isabel Lasanta Carrasco, Francisco Javier Perez Trujillo, Victor Encinas Sánchez,
Teresa de Miguel Gamo, Andrea Illana Sánchez.
Poster
Abstract 1148
New representatives and physical properties of 3d-5d double perovskites
Klaus Wolff (DE), Peter Adler, Avijit Kumar Paul, Manfred Reehuis, Angelina Sarapulova, Binghai Yan, Sudipta
Kanungo, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1158
Novel π-Extended Materials Based on Six-membered Phosphorus Heterocycles
Philip Hindenberg (DE), Carolina Egler-Lucas, Carlos Romero-Nieto.
Poster
Abstract 1174
Bidimensional Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry (2D FT-ICR MS) for complex
mixture analysis at high resolution on both precursor and fragment ions: the same bright future as 2 NMR in
the early 80s?
Christian Rolando (FR), Fabrice Bray, Julien Bouclon, Geoffrey Bodehhausen.
Poster
Abstract 1177
Controlling thermal expansion using metal-organic frameworks: a new perspective
Salvador Rodríguez-Gómez Balestra (ES), Rocío Bueno-Pérez, Said Hamad, A. Rabdel Ruíz-Salvador, Sofía
Calero.
Poster
Abstract 1185
Synthesis of block copolymers containing Fluorine and Silicone by Metal-free ATRP catalyzed by Eosin Y under
visible light irradiation in continuous flow microreactor using a dendritic polyester core
Julien Molina (FR), Fabien Gelat, Nassim El Achi, Anne-Sophie Schuller, Christian Rolando.
Poster
Abstract 1206
Electronic structure simulations of leaching in Pt-based alloys
Sergey Kozlov, SA, Zhen Cao, Luigi Cavallo.
Poster
Abstract 1257
In-silico Covalent Organic Framework database and its application to purification of green ethylene glycol
A. Rabdel Ruiz Salvador (ES), Said Gomez, Salvador R. G. Balestra, Rocio Bueno-Perez, Sofia Calero, L. Marleny Rodríguez-Albelo, Dewi W. Lewis, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1264
Organoclay fillers based on Gemini-surfactants for preparation of PLA biocomposites
Khadidja Taleb (DZ), Salima Saidi Besbes.
193
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Poster
Abstract 1296
Innovation Technology Of Phosphorus Containing Fertilizers From Central Kyzyl Kum Phosphorites
Akhmed Reymov, UZ, Ayjamal Allamuratova.
Poster
Abstract 1372
The Synthesis of Photoactive Materials at Relative Low Temperature Calcination
Lina Li (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1395
Harnessing Lewis Acidic Open Metal Sites of Metal-organic Frameworks: Foremost Route to Achieve Highly
Selective Benzene Sorption over Cyclohexane
Soumya Mukherjee (IN), Sujit K. Ghosh.
Poster
Abstract 1405
Evaluation of mixed copper oxides for application as IT-SOFC cathode materials
Liudmila Kolchina (RU), Nickolay Lyskov, Galina Mazo, Evgeny Antipov.
Poster
Abstract 1472
Corrosion inhibition of carbon steel by plant extracts in hydrochloric acid solution
Kaouthar Soudani (DZ), Merzoug Benahmed, Asma Soudani, Nour Eddine Djeddi, salah akkal.
Poster
Abstract 1502
Synthesis, characterization and cyclic voltammetry behavior of ferrocenyl aza-stilbenes as potential organic
dye-sensitized solar cells
Byron José López Mayorga (MX), Cesar Sandoval, Víctor Ugalde, José Guadalupe López, Carmen Ortega.
Poster
Abstract 1530
The fabrication of polymeric nanoparticle via self-emulsion polymerization
Myung-Jin Kim (KR).
Poster
Abstract 1567
Synthesis and Characterization of a Biocompatible Fe-gallate Porous Coordination Polymer
Angela Briz Fuentes (ES), J.M. Oliva, M.J. Sayagués, P.J. Merkling, S. Calero, A.P. Zaderenko.
Poster
Abstract 1592
Oxidant agent´s influence in graphene synthesis
Diana Marcela Aranzales Ochoa (ES), Juan Carda, Diego Fraga.
Poster
Abstract 1597
Rationalisation and design of porous polymers for electronic applications
Patrick Heasman (UK), Abbie Trewin.
Poster
Abstract 1622
Two appealing alternatives for MOFs synthesis: solvent-free oven heating vs microwave heating
Rubén Pérez-Aguirre (ES), Mónica Lanchas, Sandra Arcediano, Garikoitz Beobide, Oscar Castillo, Antonio
Luque, Pascual Román.
194
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Poster
Abstract 1630
Oligo(2-oxazoline)-based materials: from green synthesis to application
Ana Aguiar-Ricardo (PT), Vanessa G. Correia, Ana Sofia Silva, Rita B. Restani, Teresa Casimiro, Marta C. Silva,
Vasco D.B. Bonifácio.
Poster
Abstract 1657
Pressure induced transition to the cubic γ-CsCoO2 polymorph featuring the polyoxocobaltate(III) anion with
corner-linked CoO4 tetrahedrons
Maren Frei (DE), Naveed Zafar Ali, Martin Jansen.
Poster
Abstract 1669
Preparation of metal-organic frameworks for the heterogenization of highly active ruthenium catalysts for the
transfer hydrogenation of ketones
Jan Pechácek (CZ), Jakub Chvosta, Leoš Kořený, Beáta Vilhanová, Marek Kuzma, Petr Kacer.
Poster
Abstract 1674
New insight into the electrical properties of ceria based solid electrolyte using sol-gel method
Mohammed Adamu (UK), Girish M Kale
Poster
Abstract 1768
Extract plant as green inhibitor for the corrosion inhibition of carbon steel in hydrochloric acid solution
Kaouthar Soudani (DZ), Merzoug Benahmed, Asma Soudani, Nour Eddine Djeddi, Salah Akkal.
Poster
Abstract 1793
Remote-controlled delivery of CO via photoactive CO-releasing materials on a fiber optical device
Steve Gläser (DE), Alexander Schiller.
Poster
Abstract 1795
Effect of the co-deposition of Pd and Pt on TiO2 photoactivity
Khaled Belfaa, TN, Elisenda Pulido Melián, Óscar Manuel González Díaz, Abdellatif Gadri, Salah Ammar.
Poster
Abstract 1803
Noncovalent Porous Materials based on Cinchona alkaloids metal complexes
Michal Terlecki (PL), Iwona Justyniak, Daniel Prochowicz, Tomasz Kaczorowski, Janusz Lewiñski.
Poster
Abstract 1823
Designing non-covalent functional cocrystals based on (alkyl)(alkoxy)(hydroxy)zinc cubane clusters
Jan Nawrocki (PL), Łukasz Mąkolski, Kamil Sokołowski, Iwona Justyniak, Janusz Lewiński.
Oral
Abstract 985
Structure-activity relationship of bolaamphiphilic molecular hydrogelators derived from L-valine
Santiago Díaz-Oltra (ES), Juan José Ojeda Flores, Francisco Galindo Honrubia, Juan Felipe Miravet Celades, César Augusto Angulo-Pachón.
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Topic E2- Nanomaterials, Devices, Technology and applications . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 18
Modified reduced graphene oxide nanocomposites for efficient water splitting
Neelu chouhan Chouhan (IN), Neeta Gurbani.
Poster
Abstract 24
Creation of AgHal Nanostructures on Silver Bromide Microcrystal Surface
Vladimir (RU), Tanya Kojuhova.
Poster
Abstract 142
Tuning of the electronic levels of oligothiophene-naphthalimide semiconductors: in the search of ambipolar
behaviour.
Iratxe Arrechea Marcos (ES), Rocio Ponce Ortíz, Juan Teodomiro López Navarrete, José Luís Segura Castedo,
A. de la Peña, Maria José Mancheño.
Poster
Abstract 146
Bombyx mori silk nanoparticles loaded with curcumin via spraying for drug delivery: Effect of curcumin concentration
G. Víllora (ES), M.G. Montalbán, J. M. Hidalgo, M. Collado-González, R. Trigo, F.G. Díaz-Baños.
Poster
Abstract 147
Stable nanocomposites from Chitosan and Silk Fibroin
María del Mar Collado González (ES), Mercedes García Montalbán, Rocío Trigo Mateo, Jorge Peña García,
Horacio Pérez Sánchez, Gloria Víllora, F Guillermo Díaz Baños.
Poster
Abstract 152
Cellulose nanofibers from eucaliptus, corn and rape stalks to improve recycled paper. Effect on the drainage
process.
Ana Balea Martín (ES), Noemi Merayo, Elena Fuente, Angeles Blanco, Carlos Negro.
Poster
Abstract 154
Semiconducting π-extended discotic liquid-crystalline triindoles: studying their FET vs SCLC mobilities
Guzmán López Espejo (ES), Constanza Ruiz, Uppendra K. Pandey, Roberto Termine, Attilio Golemme, Eva
María García-Frutos, Rocío Ponce Ortiz, et al.
Poster
Abstract 164
Nanoribbons based on Cu (N-4,4’-bipyridine)Thymine coordination polymer for selective oligonucleotide molecular recognition
Verónica García-Vegas (ES), Khaled Hassanein, Romina Lorca, Ana Latorre, Álvaro Somoza, Carlos Gómez-García, Óscar Castillo, et al.
Poster
Abstract 220
Electrochemical supercapacitor performance of porous graphene aerogels
Hyunyoung Jung (KR), Sungmi Jung.
Poster
Abstract 231
Squaramide-based supramolecular multi-stimuli-responsive alcogels
Jana Schiller (DE), Raquel P. Herrera, Juan V. Alegre-Requena, Eugenia Marqués-López, Jordi Casanovas,
Carlos Alemán, David Díaz Díaz.
Poster
Abstract 303
Silver nanoparticles embedded in TiO2 thin films: effect of temperature and UV treatment
Tatyana Ivanova (BG), Antoaneta Harizanova, Tatyana Koutzarova, Benedicte Vetruyen.
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Poster
Abstract 334
Monitoring the structural characteristics of ultra-small nanoparticle self-assemblies at the angstrom scale
allows a fine tuning of their electrical properties at room-temperature
Simon Tricard (FR).
Poster
Abstract 414
Design of smart implant coatings for on-demand drug delivery
Elena González Domínguez (ES), Miguel Ángel Correa Duarte, Moisés Pérez Lorenzo.
Poster
Abstract 507
Effect of confinement on the thermal stability of ~1 nm multi-core Au nanostructures
Ana Sousa Castillo (ES), Mathilde Gauthier, Raul Arenal, Moises Perez Lorenzo, Miguel Correa Duarte.
Poster
Abstract 516
Hybrid nanosystems for novel tuberculosis vaccines: combining immune system activation with antibacterial
properties
Sandra Montalvo Quirós (ES), Maria Vallet Reguí, Rafael Prados Rosales, Jose L. Luque García, Blanca
Gonzalez.
Poster
Abstract 542
Design and fabrication of plasmonic nanocapsules for detection of ethinyl estradiol
Javier Pérez-Piñeiro (ES), Laura Rodríguez-Lorenzo, Moisés Pérez-Lorenzo, Miguel A. Correa-Duarte.
Poster
Abstract 554
Polymer dispersed liquid crystalline elastomers (PDLCE): preparation and chemical-physical properties
Valentina Domenici (IT), Andraz Resetic, Jerneja Milavec, Vanessa Cresta, Bostjan Zalar.
Poster
Abstract 709
Surface modified ultrasmall nanoparticles as dual labelled imaging agents
Garima Singh (DE), Nadia Licciardello, Kristof Zarschler, Angelique Faramus, Luisa De Cola, Holger Stephan.
Poster
Abstract 710
Anti-inflammatory effects of some new biomaterials based on silver nanoparticles and natural compounds from
fruit extracts
Luminita-Camelia David (RO), Vladislav Sincari, Bianca Moldovan, Liliana Olenic, Adriana Gabriela Filip.
Poster
Abstract 714
New biomaterials based on silver nanoparticles: synthesis and evaluation of their cytotoxicity
Bianca Elena Moldovan (RO), Luiza Bobaila, Luminita David, Liliana Olenic, Maria Perde-Schrepler.
Poster
Abstract 771
Hydrogenation-hydrocracking reactions of heavy hydrocarbons in presence of NiWS and NiMoS catalysts, supported by porous aromatic frameworks
Leonid Kulikov (RU).
Poster
Abstract 783
Synthesis of anisotropic Au-based yolk−shell nanostructures
Rosalía Mariño Fernández (ES), Moisés Pérez Lorenzo, Miguel Correa Duarte.
Poster
Abstract 795
Influence of mix organic cations in high performance perovskite solar cell
Manuel Salado Manzorro (ES).
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Poster
Abstract 802
3D hybrid perovskite based on Guanidinium for new solar cells device.
Alexander Davis (ES), Gustavo de Miguel Rojas, Luis Camacho Delgado, Marta Pérez-Morales, María Teresa
Martín Romero.
Poster
Abstract 810
Nanoprecipitation of cellulose acetate phthalate by supercritical antisolvent process
Ignacio García (ES), Antonio Montes.
Poster
Abstract 811
Magnetite/carbon nanocomposites: combustion synthesis, characterization and application as adsorbent material
Simona Gabriela Muntean (RO), Anamaria Todea, Eliza Cornelia Muntean, Robert Ianos, Cornelia Pacurariu.
Poster
Abstract 813
Novel triazatruxene-based hole transporting material in fully sublimated perovskites solar cells
Laura Calió (ES), María Cristina Momblona Rincón, Lidón Gil-Escrig, Samrana Kazim, Henk Bolink, Shahzada Ahmad.
Poster
Abstract 824
Gold nanoparticles promote microstructure changes, significantly enhancing stiffness and strength in scaffold
polyurethane
Laura Tamayo (CL), Manuel Azócar, Maritza Páez, Enrique Cerda.
Poster
Abstract 826
Carboranes binding on metal surfaces studied by Density Functional Theory
Martin Hladik (CZ), Hector Vazquez, Aliaksei Vetushka, Antonin Fejfar.
Poster
Abstract 827
Synthesis of hcp Cobalt nanocrystals ferromagnetic at room temperature
Lynda Meziane (FR), Caroline Salzemann, Corinne Aubert, Christophe Pet(IT), Marc Petit.
Poster
Abstract 836
Facile, Effective, Reproducible and Reversible Photosensitivity of MoS2 with Organic Chromophores
Leire de Juan Fernández (ES), Emilio Pérez Álvarez, Andrés Castellanos, Sofía Leret, Aday Molina, Luis Vaquero-Garzón.
Poster
Abstract 837
Functionalized aligned conductive microfibers for application in tissue engineering
Michal Rezanka (CZ), Katerina Strnadova, Vera Jencova, David Lukas, Ivan Stibor, Jan Lukasek.
Poster
Abstract 847
New pathways for the synthesis of cobalt and nickel mixed spinel oxides
Emmanuelle Cazayus-Claverie (FR), Corinne Chanéac, Olivier Durupthy, David Portehault.
Poster
Abstract 867
Nanostructured Fabrication of Metal Ferrite for Efficient Solar to Chemical Energy Conversion by Photosynthetic Cell
Bandar Alfaifi (UK), Asif Tahir, Tapas Mallick.
Poster
Abstract 959
Strongly attached, well-defined bimetallic nanoparticles in hollow-core photonic crystal fiber microreactor
Sebastian Ponce (DE), Ana Cubillas, Macarena Munoz, Tijmen Euser, Gui-Rong Zhang, Bastian Etzold,
Philip Rusell.
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Poster
Abstract 969
Nanostructured composites of ferrimagnetic CoFe2O4 and antiferromagnetic Cr2O3
Martín Testa Anta (ES).
Poster
Abstract 970
Poly(ε-caprolactone) membranes functionalized with graphene-based nanomaterials for neural cell growth
stimulation
Sandra Sanchez-Gonzalez (ES), Nazely Diban, Inmaculada Ortiz, Ane Urtiaga.
Poster
Abstract 1014
Use magnetic nanoparticles for removal of fluoride from water through adsorption
Juan Emilio González González (ES), Jenifer Vaswani Reboso, Baltasar Peñate Suárez, Jesica Castellano
Vera.
Poster
Abstract 1034
Synthesis of ZnO nanorods by organometallic approach: from molecule to devices
Pauline Loxq (FR), Yannick Coppel, Katia Fajerwerg, Pierre Fau, Myrtil Kahn.
Poster
Abstract 1038
Introducing upper critical solution temperature to polymer multilayer films
Cansu Ustoglu (TR), Eda Cagli, Irem Erel Goktepe.
Poster
Abstract 1111
Self-cleaning materials active in the visible range based on porphyrin-sensitised titanium dioxide
Sebastiano Cataldo (IT), Carolina Giunta, Michelangelo Scopelliti, Tiziana Fiore, Felicia Cavaleri, Lavinia
Vaccaro, Simone Agnello, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1129
Push-pull copolymer systems by electropolymerizing symmetric naphthalenediimidequaterthiophene with
bis-bithiophene fulleropyrrolidine
Clara Chiappara (IT), Francesco Giacalone, Vincenzo Campisciano, Michelangelo Gruttadauria, Francesco
Ferrante, Camillo Sartorio, Antonio Facchetti, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1217
Design Synthesis and Bioaplications of Carbohydrate-based Hydrogels
Elena Romero Ben (ES), Juan José Cid Martín, Mohyeddin Assali, Noureddine Khiar.
Poster
Abstract 1222
Characterization of bioconjugates formed by plasma proteins and different shaped-gold nanoparticles
Rafael del Caño (ES), Alain Rafael Puente Santiago, José María Gisbert, Felix del Aguila, Guadalupe Sánchez, Manuel Blázquez, María Teresa Pineda, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1227
PDA Based Nanomicelles for Active Drug Delivery
Christian Rosales Barrios (ES), Emilio Guillén Mancina, Elena García de Dionisio, Miguel López Lázaro,
Noureddine Khiar.
Poster
Abstract 1232
An original nanostructuration of a gold substrate for electrochemical sensors of nitrates
Fajerwerg Katia (FR).
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Poster
Abstract 1256
Water-in-Oil Microemulsion (□E) Bottom-up Nanotechnology: Routes to Nanoengineered Pigment, Catalyst
and Phosphor Nanoparticles with improved Thermal Harvesting and Diesel Fuels Generating Lower Diesel
Particulate Emission enhanced by Ce(aq) Cataly
Paul Sermon (UK), Nazely Diban, Maria José Rivero, Inmaculada Ortiz, Myles Worsley.
Poster
Abstract 1260
Biomimetic TiO2 from Interfacial Sol-gel Chemistry, Calcination to TiO2 Replication of Biotemplates: Photocatalytic Activity against E.Coli. and Control of Water Pollutants.
Paul Sermon (UK), Myles Worsley
Poster
Abstract 1263
Triazole functionalized magnetic nanoparticles for metal remediation
Salima Saidi-Besbes (DZ), Zakaria Mokadem, Abdelhamid Elaissari.
Poster
Abstract 1266
Oxidation resistance of FeCrAl coatings exposed to steam atmosphere at high temperature: comparative EBPVD and CVD
Andrea Illana Sánchez (ES), Sonia Mato, María Teresa de Miguel, María Isabel Lasanta, Olga Tsurtsumia, Elguja Kutelia, Francisco Javier Pérez Trujillo.
Poster
Abstract 1267
Enlargement of metal nanoparticles suspended in ethanol by laser irradiation
Gabriel Ortega (MX), Alfonso Padilla, Carina Toxqui, Placido Zaca, Fernando Chavez.
Poster
Abstract 1299
Cooperative self-assembly transfer from hierarchical supramolecular polymers to gold nanoparticles
Joao Paulo Coelho (ES), Andrés Guerrero-Martínez, Gloria Tardajos, Valdimir Stepanenko, Alexander Roedle,
Gustavo Fernández.
Poster
Abstract 1355
Conjugated Polyelectrolyte as Hole Transport Layer for Inverted Perovskite Solar Cells
Hyosung Choi (AF),.
Poster
Abstract 1441
Effect of flexibility on structural and chiral separation performance of zeolites
Rocio Bueno-Perez (ES), Salvador R. G. Balestra, Patrick J. Merkling, Sofia Calero.
Poster
Abstract 1493
Pyrene layers on gold nanostructures: Physical, chemical and electrochemical properties.
Esteban Vargas Rojas (CL).
Poster
Abstract 1498
Green Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticle by Complex formation using Mimosa Pudica Leave Extract and The
Antibacterial Study
Nur Afisa L Mutiara (ID), Fatimah Is Fatimah.
Poster
Abstract 1511
Methanol oxidation by nano-Pt/C electrocatalysts and DFT studies
Gülsün Gokagac (TR), Aysu Çokang|n, Metin Ayd|n.
Poster
Abstract 1542
Synthesis and Characterization of Magnetic Nanoparticles for heavy metals put-out
Paulino Duel de Juan (ES), M. Nieves Piña Capó, Jeroni Morey Salvà.
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Poster
Abstract 1547
Preparation and characterization of coated manganese ferrite nanoparticles for laccase immobilization
Azzurra Apriceno (IT), Anna Maria Girelli, Antonella Piozzi, Iolanda Francolini, Gloria Arduini, Ilaria Silvestro.
Poster
Abstract 1554
Effect of branching of the coronal chains of a polymeric micelle on pH triggered release of an anticancer drug
from multilayer thin films
Dilara Gündogdu (TR), Ïrem Erel Göktepe, Vural Bütün.
Poster
Abstract 1566
Synthesis and characterization of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles as drug delivery systems
Isabel de Lavera (ES), J.M. Oliva, J.M. Bohorquez, M.J. Sayagués, D. Cotán, J.A. Sánchez-Alcázar, A.P. Zaderenko.
Poster
Abstract 1582
Preparation and study of fluorescent and magnetic nanocomposites for biomedicine and environmental chemistry applications.
Pablo Arévalo Cid (ES), Lorena Alcaraz Romo, Josefa Isasi Marín.
Poster
Abstract 1586
Synthesis and characterization of magnetic nanoparticles for organophosphates contaminants recognition
Paulina Rodriguez García (ES), Jeroni Morey Salvá, Maria de las Nieves Piña Capó.
Poster
Abstract 1593
The Effect of Size, Internal Architecture and Surface Coating on the functional properties of Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles for Theranostic Applications
Orla Carron, IE.
Poster
Abstract 1624
Study of recognition/clean-up of PAHs pollutants with magnetic nanoparticles-based receptors through π-π
stacking interactions
María Susana Gutiérrez Gómez (ES), Jeroni Morey Salvà, María de las Nieves Piña Capó.
Poster
Abstract 1641
CuZnSnS4 and Cu2ZnSn(S1-xSex)4 kesterites absorbers obtained by hydrothermal method
Rafael Marti Valls (ES), Juan Carda Castelló, Teodora Stoyanova Lyubenova, Diego Fraga Chiva, Aitor Rey
Bonet, Diana Marcela Aranzales Ochoa, Ivan Calvet Roures, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1644
Usage of Surface Modified MoOx/VACNT Buffer Layer in Organic Solar Cells
Zeynep Dalkilic (TR), Nilgun Karatepe, Amin Tabatabei, Fatma Colak.
Poster
Abstract 1687
Can amyloid-targeting gold nanoparticles detoxify neurodegenerative protein aggregates involved in Alzheimer’s
disease?
Carmen Streich (DE), Laura Akkari, Christoph Rehbock, Thomas Schrader, Stephan Barcikowski.
Poster
Abstract 1720
Great performance on steam oxidation of the Al-Mn coating by CVD-FBR on P92 steel
Saúl Isaac Castañeda Quintana (ES).
Poster
Abstract 1730
Ambient Temperature Prepared Amorphous Iron Phosphates as Hosts for Various Charge Carrier Ions
Jaekook Kim (KR).
201
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Poster
Abstract 1731
Regulation of a Au NP-based nanosystem by light
Simona Neri (IT), Sergio Garcia Martin, Leonard Prins.
Poster
Abstract 1734
Synthesis of graphitized carbon-encapsulated palladium core-shell nanospheres via pulsed laser ablation
in liquid
Yujin Kim (KR), Sunghee Lee, Sangyeob Hong.
Poster
Abstract 1735
Compound of Nb3O7(OH) and Reduced Graphene Oxide: Towards Improved Visible-Light Induced Photocatalytic Degradation of Organic Pollutant
Sunghee Lee (KR), Sangyeob Hong, Yujin Kim.
Poster
Abstract 1739
Water adsorption properties of microporous CaA zeolite-based adsorbents. Effect of Zn-Ag bimetal ion
exchange.
Fouad Benaliouche (DZ), Mouna Guerza, Youcef Boucheffa.
Poster
Abstract 1743
Enhanced photocatalytic efficiency for Dye degradation- Graphene-analogue BN-nanosheets covered with
AgI
Sangyeob Hong (KR), Yujin Kim, Sunghee Lee.
Poster
Abstract 1747
Preparation and evaluation of new uranyl imprinted polymerelectrode sensor for uranyl ion based on uranyl–carboxybezotriazolecomplex in pvc matrix membrane
Nathir Al-Rawashdeh, JO.
Poster
Abstract 1756
Molecular Dynamics simulations unravel the bioactivity of nanosized bioactive glasses
Antonio Tilocca (UK), Amy Clemens.
Poster
Abstract 1759
Functionalized Gold Nanoparticles as New Platforms for Ligand-Receptor-Interactions
Friederike Britta Machka (DE), Ervice Pouokam, Martin Diener, Mathias S. Wickleder.
Poster
Abstract 1762
Effective and stable PEGylation of amine-silane coated iron oxide nanoparticles for in vivo magnetic resonance imaging
Manuel Cano (ES), Rebeca Nuñez-Lozano, Rocio Lumbreras, Alberto Delgado-García, José Manuel Jiménez-Hoyuela, Guillermo de la Cueva-Méndez.
Poster
Abstract 1779
Synthesis and Characterization of Rare Earth doped ZrO2 Nanoparticles
Anne S. Schulze (DE), Mathias S. Wickleder.
Poster
Abstract 1782
influence of different modification ways on the sedimentation behavior of boron nitride applied in coating
systems
Natascha Andraschek (AT).
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Poster
Abstract 1784
Polyelectrolyte multilayer composite materials for water treatment
Mauro Davide Cappelluti (UK), Duncan Gregory, Xue Jin.
Poster
Abstract 1788
Self-Healing Inorganic-Organic Nanocomposites based on Inorganic Nanofillers
Sandra Schäfer (DE), Guido Kickelbick.
Poster
Abstract 1789
Continuous synthesis of ORMOSIL micro- and nanoparticles
Christina Odenwald (DE), Guido Kickelbick.
Poster
Abstract 1790
Gold nanoparticle modified with peptide ligands containing self-cleavage spacer system for colorimetric
detection of Dipeptidyl Peptidase IV activity
Hasan Aldewachi (UK).
Poster
Abstract 1796
Synthesis of dPG-Nanogels for pH sensing and Transport of Biomolecules into the Skin
Mathias Dimde (DE), Fitsum Sahle, Falko Neumann, Virginia Wycisk, Dirk Steinhilber, Jürgen Lademann,
Nan Ma, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1818
A comparison of a steady-state membrane gas separation with a novel process with pulsed retentive flow
Ilya Vorotyntsev (RU), Maxim Trubyanov, Pavel Drozdov, Vladimir Vorotyntsev.
Topic E3- Analytical Techniques, Characterisation and Properties . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 244
Synthesis and magnetic properties of mixed crystals of composition CoxNi1-x(NCS)2(pyridine)4 and [CoxNi1-x(NCS)2(pyridine)2]n
Tristan Neumann (DE), Michal Rams, Zbigniew Tomkowicz, Christian Näther.
Poster
Abstract 250
Synthesis of mixed crystals with composition of [CoxCd1-x(NCS)2(Pyridine)2]n
Carsten Wellm (DE), Tristan Neumann, Zbigniew Tomkowicz, Michal Rams, Christian Näther.
Poster
Abstract 304
Morphological Investigation of Sol-Gel Derived ZnO:In Thin Films
Tatyana Ivanova (BG), Bozhidar Stefanov, Antoaneta Harizanova.
Poster
Abstract 453
Electroanalytical applications of grafted nanostructured gold film electrodes
Milan Libansky (CZ), Jiri Zima, Jiri Barek, Alena Reznickova, Hana Dejmkova.
Poster
Abstract 515
Synthesis and characterization of analogous of HCN polymers from DAMN
Marta Ruiz-Bermejo (ES), Cristina Mompeán, Patricia Espigares.
Poster
Abstract 571
Characterization of size, morphology and elemental composition of environmental nano- and submicron
particles separated using field-flow fractionation in a rotating coiled column
Petr Fedotov (RU), Mikhail Ermolin, Alexandre Ivaneev, Vasily Karandashev.
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Poster
Abstract 598
Combined tga-ms kinetic analysis of multistep processes. Thermal decomposition and ceramification of
polysilazane and polysiloxane preceramic polymers
Cristina García Garrido (ES), Pedro Enrique Sánchez Jiménez, Luis Allan Pérez Maqueda, José Manuel
Criado Luque, Antonio Perejón Pazo.
Poster
Abstract 610
Processing and Properties of polymer derived ceramics: Polysilazanes and polysiloxanes precursors.
Cristina García Garrido (ES), Pedro Enrique Sánchez Jiménez, Luis Allan Pérez Maqueda, José Manuel
Criado Luque, Antonio Perejón Pazo.
Poster
Abstract 639
A set of analytical techniques for the assessment of particle size distribution and elemental composition
of volcanic ash
Boris Spivakov (RU), Valery Shkinev, Mikhail Ermolin, Petr Fedotov, Alexandre Borisov, Vasily Karandashev.
Poster
Abstract 845
A systematic study over the structural parameters that influence both the stability and photophysical properties of innovative thermochemiluminescent labels
Luca Alfio Andronico (IT).
Poster
Abstract 980
Understanding internalization mechanisms of Selenium nanoparticles
Javier Espadas (ES), Jose L Luque-Garcia.
Poster
Abstract 981
Assesing size-dependent uptake and toxicity of silver nanoparticles: A quantitative proteomic approach
María Nieves Fernández Muñiz (ES), Riansares Muñoz Olivas, Jose Luis Luque Garcia.
Poster
Abstract 1061
Tuning the thermal properties of the HCN polymers
Marta Ruiz-Bermejo (ES), José L. de la fuente, Margarita R. Marín-Yaseli.
Poster
Abstract 1155
Release from nanocomposite materials in an ecotoxicological medium
Andrea Brunelli (IT), Elena Badetti, Antonio Marcomini, Bernd Nowack, Jana Navratilova, Andreas Gondikas, Frank von der Kammer, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1209
Modification of magnetite nanoparticles by polyethylenimine, cetyltrimethylammonium bromide and sorption-fluorimetric determination of enrofloxacin
Sergei Shtykov (RU), Olga Egunova.
Poster
Abstract 1291
Novel approaches to extend the analytical applications of pulsed glow discharge time of flight mass spectrometry
Rocío Muñiz (ES), Lara Lobo, Rosario Pereiro, Alfredo Sanz-Medel.
Poster
Abstract 1292
Depth Profile Chemical Analysis of Materials with Pulsed Radiofrequency Glow Discharge - Time of Flight
Mass Spectrometry
Rosario Pereiro (ES), Lara Lobo, Rocio Muñiz, Beatriz Fernandez, Alfredo Sanz-Medel.
204
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Poster
Abstract 1403
Direct coupling of flow synthesis and chip-based liquid chromatography with mass spectrometric detection
Rico Warias (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1626
Study of Triazolo pyridine-DMβCD inclusion complex and its analytical application as chemosensor in
aqueous solution for the selective sensing of Zn2+
Carolina Jullian (CL), Erick Faundez, Belen Abarca, Gerald Zapata-Torres.
Poster
Abstract 1634
Phasor representation and isotope effects in the prompt and thermally activated delayed fluorescence of
fullerenes
Tiago Palmeira (PT), Alexander Fedorov, Mario Berberan-Santos.
Abstract 1764
Poster
At the entrance of zeolite nanochannels
Ettore Fois (IT), Gloria Tabacchi, Gion Calzaferri.
Topic E4- Carbon Based Nanochemistry . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 59
Chemical Functionalization of Synthetic Carbon Allotrope
Andreas Hirsch (DE).
Poster
Abstract 151
Effect of ionic strength and cation and anion nature on the aggregation behavior of silk fibroin nanoparticles
M. G. Montalbán (ES), J. M. Hidalgo, M. Collado-González, R. Trigo, F. G. Díaz Baños, G. Víllora.
Poster
Abstract 508
Multi-walled CNT-functionalized mesoporous silica nanocapsules for intracellular drug delivery
Laura Marín Caba (ES), Elena González-Domínguez, Moisés Pérez-Lorenzo, Miguel A. Correa Duarte.
Poster
Abstract 634
Microporous organic polymers encapsulated with metal nanoparticles and Co/C nanobeads and its use as magnetic recyclable catalyst
Lisa Stadler (DE), Andreas Hartl, Sara Ranjbar, Jian Zhi, Oliver Reiser.
Poster
Abstract 724
Development of highly hydrophilic yolk-shell Fe3O4@C magnetic nanoparticles for cancer theranostics
Raquel O. Rodrigues (PT), Saer Doumett, Giovanni Baldi, Manuel Bañobre-López, Juan Gallo, Rui Lima, Adrián
M. T. Silva, et al.
Poster
Abstract 989
Encapsulated ionic liquids (ENILs) via porous carbon sub-microcapsules and their application to carbon dioxide capture
Cristian Moya (ES), Noelia Alonso-Morales, Miguel Angel Gilarranz, Juan Jose Rodriguez, Jose Palomar.
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THEME F - Properties of Matter
Topic F1- States of Matters . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 1437
Two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy of biomimetic light-harvesting antennas
Elena Meneghin (IT), Elisabetta Collini.
Topic F2- Properties of Materials . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 176
M(II)-Dipyridylamide-Based Coordination Frameworks (M = Mn, Co, Ni) : Structural Transformation
Biing-Chiau Tzeng, TW.
Abstract 191
Poster
Dithienophenazines as new phosphorescent materials for metal-free OLEDs
Lisa Schmitt (DE).
Abstract 336
Poster
The effect of the concentration and temperature of KOH solution on dissolution rate of iron doped
chalcogenide glass-ceramics
Svetlana Lukic-Petrovic (RS), Nevena Celic, Imre Gut, Miroslav Dramicanin, Dragoslav Petrovic.
Abstract 396
Poster
A Supramolecular Approach to Spin-Crossover
Niklas Christopher Struch (DE), Arne Lützen.
Abstract 1072
Poster
Light and thermal stability of silver carboxylate complexes: An infrared-13C NMR correlation
Manuel Azócar (CL), Maialen Aldabaldetrecub, Pedro Levin, Laura Tamayo, Juan Guerrero, Paez Paez.
Abstract 1324
Poster
Inhibitory action of plant extracts on the corrosion of carbon steel in hydrochloric acid solution
Kaouthar Soudani (DZ), Merzoug Benahmed, Asma Soudani, Salah Akkal.
Abstract 1570
Poster
Fabrication of Halochromic Materials by Plasma Dye Coating
Lieselot De Smet (BE), Gertjan Vancoillie, Kathleen Lava, Iline Steyaert, Karen De Clerck, Richard
Hoogenboom.
Abstract 1710
Poster
Understanding, controlling and imaging self-assembly
Alessandro Aliprandi (FR).
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Topic F3- Polymers . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 173
Research on obtaining a new type of composite polyurethane
Joanna Paciorek-Sadowska (PL), Marcin Borowicz, Boguslaw Czupryński, Joanna Liszkowska.
Poster
Abstract 178
Photocuring of polymeric photobase generator in the presence of multifunctional epoxy monomer and application to photoresist
Kyu Ho Chae (KR), Kyung Hee Sung.
Poster
Abstract 223
Effect of polyethyleneglycole / polyvinylpyrrolidone concentration on structure and morphology of cellulose
triacetate membrane
Mourad Amara (DZ), Sofiane Bensaadi.
Poster
Abstract 308
Squaramide-based hydrogels
Carlos López Roig (ES), Antonio Costa Torres.
Poster
Abstract 385
Novel self-healing multilayer microcapsules with improved temperature and mechanical resistance: advances
towards hot-melt thermoplastic processing
Antonio Peñas-Sanjuán (ES), Pedro J. Navarrete-Segado, Gabriel Morales-Cid, Julian Parra-Barranco, Fran J.
Navas-Martos, Belén Soriano-Cuadrado, José M. López-Paniza, et al.
Poster
Abstract 568
Mass spectrometry study of inorganic aluminium polymers involved in nucleation and growth of hydrobasaluminite nanoparticles.
Mercedes Becerra-Herrera (AF),, Sergio Moraga, Pablo Richter, Manuel A. Caraballo.
Poster
Abstract 744
Hollow Nanoporous Covalent Triazine Frameworks via Acid Vapor-Assisted Solid Phase Synthesis for Enhanced
Visible Light Photoactivity
Wei Huang (DE), Katharina Landfester, Kai Zhang.
Poster
Abstract 779
Cleaning Performances of Ternary Surfactant Systems And The Hydrophilic-Lipophilic Difference Parameter
Martina Guidotti (IT), Massimo Bonini, Piero Baglioni.
Poster
Abstract 846
Synthesis of novel cross-linkers for bio-inspired hydrogels
Nicole Schaedel (DE), Maike Martini, Julia Kupka, Markus Mateescu, Sabine Laschat.
Poster
Abstract 924
New polycationic polytriazoles based on carbohydrates for gene delivery
Elena Benito (ES), Lucía Romero-Azogil, Mª de Gracia García-Martín, Juan A. Galbis.
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Topic F3- Polymers . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 982
Phase behaviour and structural properties of poly(ethylene-co-vinyl alcohol)-based microgels prepared through
salting-out
Marco Perfetti (IT), Luigi Paduano, Gerardino D Errico.
Poster
Abstract 1265
A linkage of static and dynamic polymer properties between atomistic and bead-spring model
Kazuaki Takahashi Takahashi (JP), Ryuto Nishimura Nishimura, Kenji Yasuoka Yasuoka, Yuichi Masubuchi
Masubuchi.
Poster
Abstract 1389
On the chemical interactions in polymer blend during model processing
Margarita Natova, BG.
Poster
Abstract 1402
Dye-doped polyethylene films with advanced optical properties. Toward the manufacture of Greenhouses with
optimal spectra for photosynthesis
Maria del Carmen López López (ES), Antonio Peñas Sanjuán, Fran J. Navas Martos, Amador Menéndez Velázquez, Daniel Aguilera Puerto, Emilio Sanchez Cortezon, Jose María Delgado Sanchez.
Poster
Abstract 1553
Alternating Copolymers and Subsequent Orthogonal Functionalization
Matthias Tesch (DE), Johannes Hepperle, Henning Klaasen, Armido Studer.
Poster
Abstract 1584
Proton exchange membranes based on sulfonated syndiotactic polystyrene doped with fullerene and its derivatives: morphological aspects before and after hydration process revealed by SANS.
Maria Maddalena Schiavone (DE), Aurel Radulescu.
Poster
Abstract 1691
Synthesis And Electrospinning Of Chlorinated Polyhydroxybutyrate
Vojtech Kundrat (CZ).
Topic F4- Innovative Computational Environments for Molecular Science . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 189
Selective capture and separation of industrial post-combustion gases using zeolites: a theoretical approach
Hector Prats Garcia (ES), Gerard Alonso, Daniel Bahamón, Xavier Giménez, Ramón Sayós, Pablo Gamallo.
Abstract 258
Poster
Effect of impurities in co2 capture with mgmof74 and their role in swing adsorption processes
Xavier Gimenez (ES).
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THEME G- Physical, Analytical and Experimental Methods in Chemistry
Topic G1- Analytical and Physical Methods . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 76
Determination of eugenol and thymol in essential oils used as biopesticides
Félix Gallarta (ES), Trinidad Cedrón, Susana Cabredo, Cecilia Sáenz, Jorge Barriobero.
Poster
Abstract 77
Microencapsulation efficiency of essential oils used as biopesticides
Cecilia Sáenz (ES), Trinidad Cedrón, Susana Cabredo, Jorge Barriobero, Félix Gallarta.
Poster
Abstract 168
Gas chromatographic behavior of volatile aromatic compounds separated on liquid crystal stationary phases.
Saïd Sebih (DZ), Fatiha Athman, Soulimane Boudah.
Poster
Abstract 174
Influence of the terminal chain length on the gas chromatographic properties of salicylidene imine liquid crystals
Soulimane Boudah (DZ), Saïd Sebih, Jean-Pierre Bayle.
Poster
Abstract 175
Comparison of soxhlet extraction, microwave-assisted extraction and ultrasonic extraction for the determination
of pcbs congeners in spiked soils by transformer oil (askarel)
Abdelkrim Touabet (DZ), Ahmed Halfadji.
Poster
Abstract 278
Comparison of a chemiluminometric method, with a conventional ABTS+• method and a ceria nanomaterial
based method for the assessement of the antioxidant capacity of some plant extracts
Andrei Florin Danet (RO), Claudia Valentina Popa, Simona Carmen Litescu, Gabriel Lucian Radu, Mihaela
Carmen Cheregi.
Poster
Abstract 314
An ESR investigation on carbonyl nitro aliphatic derivatives
Mylene Campredon (FR), Angelo Alberti.
Poster
Abstract 463
Phenolic compounds in Guayule leaves: evaluation of different extraction approaches
Marco Ciulu (IT), Fabrizio Piana, Nadia Spano, Rosa Quirantes-Piné, Antonio Segura-Carretero, Gavino Sanna.
Poster
Abstract 483
Preconcentration of nickel in waters by vortex assisted dispersive liquid-liquid microextraction
Catalina Bosch-Ojeda (ES), Fuensanta Sáncheaz-Rojas.
Poster
Abstract 632
Quantitative chemical analysis of textile binary mixtures with acrylic fibres
Juana Isabel Ferreiro López-Riobóo (ES), Natalia Crespo Gonzalez, Purificación López Mahía, Soledad Muniategui Lorenzo, Dario Prada Rodríguez.
Poster
Abstract 683
Determination of profens and their enantiomeric ratios by heart-cut two-dimensional LC-LC
Miguel Peñín-Ibáñez (ES), María Jesús Santos-Delgado, Luís María Polo-Díez.
Poster
Abstract 685
Improved flow modulator construction for GC×GC with quadrupole mass spectrometry
Martin Ston (CZ), Radomir Cabala.
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Poster
Abstract 688
The application of combined sample preparation for oil analysis
Tatiana Maryutina (RU), Elena Savonina, Olesya Katasonova, Boris Spivakov.
Poster
Abstract 749
Development of HPLC-DAD-MS/MS method for determination of selected toxins in Amanita phalloides
Karel Musil (CZ), Zuzana Bosáková, Radomir Čabala.
Poster
Abstract 777
Volatile restricted access supramolecular solvents for matrix-independent sample treatments in multicomponent determination by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry
Noelia Caballero (ES), Soledad Rubio.
Poster
Abstract 859
Multiple wavelength stratigraphy by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy of alloy coatings
Wolfgang Kautek (AT), Ulrich Pacher, Tristan O. Nagy, Monica Dinu, Roxana Rãdvan.
Poster
Abstract 905
Study of the Interaction of 4-Nitrobiphenyl with Double-Stranded DNA Using Voltammetric Methods
Eva Horáková (CZ), Vlastimil Vyskocil, Jiří Barek.
Poster
Abstract 947
Flow-injection analysis with multiple-pulse amperometry for simultaneous determination of antioxidants.
Dmytro Bavol (CZ), Anastasios Economou, Hana Dejmkova, Jiri Zima, Jiri Barek.
Poster
Abstract 966
A CE Method to Monitor the Stability of Cocaine and Some Metabolites in Aqueous and Oral Fluid Doped
Samples
Valentina Delia (ES), Matías Calcerrada, Carmen García-Ruiz, Gemma Montalvo.
Poster
Abstract 1029
Design and characterization of an electrochemical microbial sensing module based on hybrid biofilms
Javier Jimenez Centelles (ES), Arantzazu Narvaez Garcia, Elena Dominguez Cañas.
Poster
Abstract 1040
CE-MS as valuable tool in comprehensive environmental analytics
Martin Pattky (DE), Sarah Knoll, Benedikt Wimmer, Carolin Huhn.
Poster
Abstract 1047
Electrochemical behaviour and voltammetric determination of nitrendipine using a carbon electrode modified
with an ionic liquid and carbon nanotubes
Alejandro Alvarez-Lueje (CL), Catalina Aviles.
Poster
Abstract 1091
Characterization of carbon felt-based detector for determination of hydroquinone
Marketa Krejcova (CZ), Hana Dejmkova, Jiri Zima, Jiri Barek.
Poster
Abstract 1149
Crystalline Phases Identification and Quantification of TiO2 Mixtures Through Raman Spectroscopy and Chemometric Analysis
Luca Iannarelli (IT), Luisa Mandrile, Pasquale Esposito, Francesco Pellegrino, Franziska Emmerling, Valter
Maurino, Giuseppe Spoto, et al.
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Poster
Abstract 1180
Characterization of aqueous two phase systems for the purification of phosphoric acid
Guadalupe Falcón Millán (MX), Maria Del Pilar González Muñoz, José Antonio Reyes Aguilera, Mario Ávila
Rodríguez, Alain Durand.
Poster
Abstract 1311
A study of the influence of free and conjugated urinary bisphenol A concentrations on diabetes. Development
of a simple microextraction procedure using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry
Marta Pastor Belda (ES), Pilar Viñas López-Pellegrin, Natalia Campillo Seva, Manuel Hernández Córdoba,
David Bastida, Miguel Motas Guzman, María Dolores Pérez Cárceles.
Poster
Abstract 1397
Theoretical description of MOs and bonding mechanisms in bioinspired di- and hexanuclear copper-thiolate
complexes
Matthias Witte (DE), Martin Rohrmüller, Uwe Gerstmann, Wolf Gero Schmidt, Sonja Herres-Pawlis.
Poster
Abstract 1399
Preparation Of Stable Emulsions To Chlorpheniramine Recovery From Aqueous Solutions.
Teresa Alejandra Razo Lazcano (MX), M. del Pilar González Muñoz, Moncef Stambouli, Dominique Pareau,
Mario Ávila Rodríguez.
Poster
Abstract 1591
Magnetic dispersive solid-phase microextraction using zeolite/Fe2O3 as a sorbent for determination of cadmium, mercury and lead prior to inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy
Paola Baile Pomares (ES), Antonio Canals Hernández, Lorena Vidal Martínez, Miguel Ángel Aguirre Pastor.
Poster
Abstract 1526
Development of fluorescent Mn-doped ZnS quantum dot – molecularly imprinted polymers for cocaine screening in serum samples
Alba Fernández del Río (ES), María del Pilar Chantada Vázquez, Juan Sanchez Gonzalez, Antonio Moreda,
Elenamaria Pena, Anamaria Bermejo et al.
Poster
Abstract 1673
Hollow Fiber Microextraction and Voltammetric Detection of Homovanillic and Vanillylmandelic acid
Vojtěch Hrdlička (CZ), Jiří Barek, Tomáš Navrátil.
Poster
Abstract 1692
Graphene oxide/Fe3O4 nanocomposite for magnetic solid-phase extraction of 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene prior to
liquid chromatography-UV-Vis
Luciana Cruz (ES), Antonio Canals, Lorena Vidal.
Poster
Abstract 1708
Electrocatalytic water splitting using copper metal scorpionate
Sabeel M Basheer (IN), Anandaram Sreekanth.
Poster
Abstract 1191
Novel label arrays for detection of food product authenticity and origin
Sari Pihlasalo (FI), Harri Härmä.
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Poster
Abstract 1732
Cavity Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (CERS), sensitive and selective in situ analysis of biohydrogen production and deuterium uptake by Escherichia coli K-12
Thomas Smith (UK), Michael Hippler.
Poster
Abstract 1772
Evaluation of comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography coupled to time-of-flight mass spectrometry
for the metabolomic profiling of Daphnia magna
Elba Garreta-Lara (ES), Yahya Izadmanesh, Víctor Matamoros, Bruno Campos, Carlos Barata, Sílvia Lacorte,
Romà Tauler.
Poster
Abstract 1805
Selective nanosensors for ultra-trace detection of Hg (II) and Pb (II) ions
Daniel K Sarfo (AU), Arumugam Sivanesan, Emad Izake, Godwin A. Ayoko.
Poster
Abstract 1806
All-solid-state multi-ion sensing cartridge equipped with an open-junction type solid-state reference electrode
Youbin Jung (KR), Jaeho Shin, Somin Shin.
Topic G2- Determination of Structure and Physical Properties . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 56
Protonation constants and kinetics of hydrolysis of aroylhydrazones derived from nicotinic acid hydrazide
Nives Galic (HR), Tomislav Benkovic, Darko Kontrec, Vladislav Tomišic, Ana Budimir.
Poster
Abstract 346
Synthesis and luminescent properties of novel 2,4,5-triphenylimidazole derivatives
Irina Mardaleishvili (RU), Alexander Lubimov, Liubov Koltsova, Andrey Shiyonok, Alexander Tatikolov, Peter
Levin, Natalia Zaichenko.
Poster
Abstract 693
Implicit and Explicit Solvent Effects on Optical Rotation for Molecules with Internal Hydrogen Bonds
Shokouh Haghdani (NO), Bård Helge Hoff, Henrik Koch, Per-Olof Åstrand.
Poster
Abstract 891
Gas absorption and hydrate formation with aqueous solution of ionic liquids of tetra-n-butylammonium aminocarboxylates.
Sanehiro Muromachi (JP).
Poster
Abstract 923
Rheology and physical stability of new surfactants for chemical EOR
Francisco Aguilar (ES), Borja Rodriguez-Cabo, Ana Estefania Alvarez Alvarez, Izaskun Barrio Iribarren, M. Carmen García, José Antonio Carmona.
Poster
Abstract 954
Characterization of polyamide fibers covered with chlorhexidine as Bactericide
Elena Giménez Martín (ES), Mª del Mar Quesada-Moreno, Ana Africa Márquez-García.
Poster
Abstract 1003
Tuning the charge injection properties of π-conjugated compounds by using electron acceptor moieties.
Tomás Peña Ruiz (ES), Amparo Navarro, M. Paz Fernández-Liencres, Gregorio García, José M. Granadino-Roldán, Manuel Fernández-Gómez.
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Topic G2- Determination of Structure and Physical Properties . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 1023
Supramolecular assemblies of Cu(II) and Cu(I) pyrazine based complexes: different or alike?
Željka Soldin (HR), Lucija Kovacec, Ivan Kodrin, Marijana Đaković.
Poster
Abstract 1280
Influence of different axial ligand and solvent on the aggregation of [Cu(H2dcp)2(L)2] molecules (L=H2O,
CH3OH)
Zeljko Jacimovic, ME.
Poster
Abstract 1383
Hirshfeld Surface Analysis of the Intermolecular Interactions within a Pyrazole Complex : Trans-dichlorotetrakis(1H-pyrazole-κN2)copper(II)
Amani Direm (DZ), Nouredine Benali-cherif.
Poster
Abstract 1477
Effect of particle size distribution on viscous-flow behavior of polymer dispersions
Juan Pedro Pérez Valencia (ES), Santiago Prieto Díaz.
Poster
Abstract 1500
Atrazine reactivity with biothiols toward SNAr reaction. Experimental and theotretical studies
Karla Calfuman (CL), Sebastian Gallardo-Fuentes, Paola R. Campodónico, Ricardo Tapia, Renato Contreras.
Poster
Abstract 1717
nmr study on the interaction of sugars with aromatic amines
Mikheil Labartkava, GE, Roza Kublasvili, Nino Karkashadze.
Poster
Abstract 1775
Preparation of nAChR crystals for high resolution studies using the detergent analog LFC 16 and monoclonal
antibodies
Rafael Maldonado-Hernández, PR, José Lasalde, Orestes Quesada.
Poster
Abstract 1776
About the Anti-Inflammatory Activity and Biodistribution of Shell Cleavable Dendritic Polyglycerol Sulfates
Sabine Reimann (DE), Kritee Pant, Christian Kuehne, Holger Stephan, Jens Pietzsch, Jens Dernedde, Rainer Haag.
Topic G3- Chemical Dynamics . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 237
Effects of Polyhexamethylene Guanidine (PHMG) Adsorption on Model Cell Membranes
Wontae Kim (KR), Rakwoo Chang.
Poster
Abstract 331
Computational Studies of Saccharide Absorption in Carbon Nanotube
Jeongmin Lee (KR), Rakwoo Chang.
Poster
Abstract 345
Dynamics of photoprocesses in azomethine-based hybrid compounds
Natalia Zaichenko (RU), Peter Levin, Irina Mardaleishvili, Andrey Shiyonok, Liubov Kol’tsova, Olga Os’kina,
Alexander Tatikolov.
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Topic G3- Chemical Dynamics . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 800
Solution phase equilibria and kinetics of chromium(VI) speciation
Mária Szabó (HU), Tamás Ditrói, József Kalmár, Gábor Bellér, Gábor Lente, Nina Simic, István Fábián.
Poster
Abstract 1396
Ultrafast electron transfer and visualization of active site dynamics of in the flavoenzyme TrmFO
Lipsa Nag (FR), M. H. Vos, U. Leibl, P. Sournia.
Poster
Abstract 1813
Photophysics of Ruthenium Dyes Intercalating in DNA
Christian Reichardt Reichardt (DE), Sherri A. McFarland McFarland, Benjamin Dietzek Dietzek.
THEME H- Chemistry in the Life Sciences
Topic H1- Drug Discovery and Chemical Biology . Poster Area - Module A
Poster
Abstract 127
3,5-Dinitrobenzylsulfanyl-1,3,4-Oxadiazoles as Selective Antitubercular Agents
Vera Klimesova (CZ), Galina Karabanovich, Jan Nemecek, Lenka Valaskova, Jaroslav Roh, Alexandr Hrabalek,
Jirina Stolarikova.
Poster
Abstract 207
On-Demand Cyclophanes: New molecular receptors self-assembled by thiols oxidation
Mélissa Dumartin (FR), Julien Leclaire, Florent Perret.
Poster
Abstract 354
Antibacterial Activity of Caged Xanthones from Garcinia Hanburyi and Their Synthetic Modified Derivatives
against Global Epidemic MRSA USA300
Pongkorn Chaiyakunvat (TH), Natthinee Anantachoke, Vichai Reutrakul, Chutima Jiarpinitnun.
Poster
Abstract 433
Marko Mihovilovic (AT), Thomas Linder, Atanas Atanasov, Verena Dirsch, Hermann Stuppner.
Poster
Abstract 445
How to deliver molecules through the plasma membrane? From cell-penetrating peptides to liposomal
thiol-mediated uptake
Nicolas Chuard (CH), Kaori Fujisawa, Giulio Gasparini, Viktoriia Postupalenko, Samuel Lörcher, Cornelia G.
Palivan, Naomi Sakai, et al.
Abstract 469
Poster
Total synthesis of sphingolipids and sphingosine-type signaling molecules of microbial origin
Daniel Leichnitz (DE), Alexandra Cantley, Arielle Woznica, Nicole King, Jon Clardy, Christine Beemelmanns.
Abstract 491
Poster
The impact of galloylation of 2,3-dehydrosilybin on migration and cell cycle of human bladder carcinoma cell
line 5637
Veronika Pivodová (CZ), Daniel Karas, Vladimír Křen, Jitka Ulrichová.
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Poster
Abstract 499
Synthesis and structure-activity relationship study of 3-heteroarylcoumarins based on pyridazine scaffold as
selective MAO-B inhibitors
María del Carmen Costas-Lago (ES), Pedro Besada, Carmen Terán, Fernanda Rodríguez-Enríquez, Dolores
Viña, Santiago Vilar, George Hripcsak, et al.
Poster
Abstract 630
Effects of 2,3-dehydrosilybin and its galloyl ester derivatives on proliferation of selected cell lines
Daniel Karas (CZ), Veronika Pivodová, Vladimír Křen, Jitka Ulrichová.
Poster
Abstract 647
Role of the deletion of the botrydial gene cluster in the isolation of cryptic metabolites from Botrytis cinerea.
Javier Moraga Galindo (ES), Cristina Pinedo, Gabriel Franco dos Santos, Josefina Aleu, Rosario Hernández-Galán, Isidro G. Collado.
Poster
Abstract 667
New transmembrane anion transporters based on tetraheterocycle structures
IL Carreira-Barral (ES), Elsa Hernando, Roberto Quesada.
Poster
Abstract 691
Targeting integrins with new beta-lactam derivatives.
Daria Giacomini (IT), Paola Galletti, Giulia Martelli, Roberto Soldati, Monica Baiula, Samantha Dattoli, Santi
Spampinato.
Poster
Abstract 699
A key pyranose-2-phosphate motif is responsible for both antibiotic import and quorum sensing regulation in
Agrobacterium tumefaciens
LI Sizhe (FR).
Poster
Abstract 734
Biosynthesis of (+)-4-epieremophil-9-en-11-ols isolated from the fungus Botrytis cinerea. An approach to the
functional characterization of the sesquiterpene cyclase STC4.
Ivonne Rocio Suárez Cáceres (ES), Javier Moraga Galindo, Bérengère Dalmais, Guillaume Morgant, Gesiane da
Silva, Victoria E. González-Rodríguez, Jesús M. Cantoral, et al.
Poster
Abstract 740
Synthesis ,characterization, DNA binding and cleavage studies and biological activity against Aspergillus parasiticus of two novel Cu(II)-pq complexes.
Eutuxia Lioli (GR), Eleni Kollia, Panagiota Markaki, Christiana A. Mitsopoulou.
Poster
Abstract 742
Is the sesquiterpene cyclase STC5 the missing link in the biosynthesis of abscisic acid?
Inmaculada Izquierdo-Bueno Reina (ES), Gabriel Franco dos Santos, Victoria E. González-Rodríguez, Bérengère Dalmais, Jean-Marc Pradier, Pascal Le Pëcheur, Javier Moraga, et al.
Poster
Abstract 808
Squaramide-based macrocycles as transfection agents
Carmen Rotger (ES), Antoni Costa, Ruth Villalonga, Francisca Orvay, Silvia Fernández, Priam Villalonga, Guillem Ramis.
Poster
Abstract 839
Arene Ruthenium Complexes with Ethacrynic Acid-Modified Ligands: Synthesis, Characterization and Antiproliferative Activity
Fabio Marchetti (IT), Gabriele Agonigi, Lorenzo Biancalana, Federica Chiellini, Paul Dyson, Tiziana Funaioli,
Chiara Gabbiani, et al.
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Poster
Abstract 840
preparation, spectroscopic, thermal and antimicrobial capacity characterizations of Cu(II), Pd(II) and Ru(III)
mononuclear complexes of indomethacin drug
Zakia Hank (DZ), Ouiza Hamrani, Sultana Boutamine.
Poster
Abstract 843
preparation, spectroscopic, thermal and antimicrobial capacity characterizations of Cu(II), Pd(II) and Ru(III)
mononuclear complexes of spiramycin drug.
Sultana Boutamine (DZ), Ouiza Hamrani, Zakia Hank.
Poster
Abstract 887
Design, Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of New Hybrids of Natural Triterpenes Betulin and Betulinic
acid
Aysun Capci Karagöz (DE).
Poster
Abstract 932
Comparative study of dopaminergic activity of tetrahydro-1H-[3]-benzazepines and their precursors
Ana Lucena-Serrano (ES), Cristina Lucena-Serrano, Alicia Rivera, Rafael Contreras-Cáceres, Juan M.
López-Romero, Amelia Díaz, María Valpuesta.
Poster
Abstract 972
Structure-cytotoxicity relationship for different types of mononuclear platinum(II) complexes containing
purine-mimetic ligands
Iwona Lakomska (PL), Kamil Hoffmann, Marzena Fandzloch, Magdalena Babinska.
Poster
Abstract 999
Exploring the Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase Receptor Z1 (PTPRZ1)in the search for new selective inhibitors
for the prevention of alcohol abuse.
Bruno Di Geronimo Quintero (ES), Claire Coderch, Gonzalo Herradón, Ana Ramos, Beatriz de Pascual-Teresa.
Poster
Abstract 1009
A synthetic approach to acremolides A and B
Sara Soto Escariz (ES), Rosana Álvarez, Ángel Rodríguez de Lera.
Poster
Abstract 1033
Development of New Age Vaccine Models Against Q Fever
Mesut Karahan (TR), Pelit Pelit Arayıcı, Zeynep Akdeste Mustafaeva, Martina Frimmelova, Rudolf TOM.
Poster
Abstract 1075
Deciphering the secrets of GalNAc O-glycosylation: From structure to function in human health & disease
Helena Coelho (ES), Matilde de las Rivas, Fayna Garcia-Martín, Shin-Ichiro Nishimura, Francisco Corzana,
Ramon Hurtado-Guerrero, Jesús Jimenéz-Barbero, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1110
Synthesis of new piperazine derivatives and in vitro activity against clinical strains of panresistant Acinetobacter baumannii
Margarita Vega-Holm (ES), Mª Eugenia Pachón-Ibáñez, José Manuel Vega-Pérez, Fernando Iglesias-Guerra,
José Ignacio Candela-Lena, Tania Cebrero-Cangueiro, Sarah Mazzotta, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1159
A new library of neurokinin 1 receptor antagonists: design, synthesis and biological activity
Inmaculada Fernández Fernández (ES), Miguel López Lázaro, José Manuel Calderón Montaño, Lorenzo Gabriel Borrego Sánchez de la Cuesta, Noureddine Khiar el Wahabi.
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Poster
Abstract 1160
Internal Membranes and Actin Cytoskeleton Alteration by Zinc Phthalocyanine-Mediated Photodynamic
Therapy on Human Lung Carcinoma and Keratinocyte Cells
Aysegül Varol (TR), Dilek ElmalI, Ayse Tansu Koparal, Mehmet Varol, Bekir Salïh.
Poster
Abstract 1172
Conformational Studies of Natural and Mimetics of Neisseria meningitidis A Capsular Polysaccharide
Fragments
Ilaria Calloni (ES), Luca Unione, Ana Ardá, Francisco Corzana, Luigi Lay, Roberto Adamo, Jesús Jimenéz-Barbero.
Poster
Abstract 1215
Synthesis and Characterization of Ru(II) complexes, Study of their DNA binding mode and antimicrobial
activity
Maria Koukouvitaki (GR), Eutuxia Lioli, Athanasios Zarkadoulas, Eleni Kollia, Panagiota Markaki, Christiana Mitsopoulou.
Poster
Abstract 1294
Water-soluble covalent conjugates of Lipopolysaccharide with Bovine Serum Albumin
Mesut Karahan (TR).
Poster
Abstract 1315
Design and synthesis of regenerative compounds
Jari Yli-Kauhaluoma (FI), Mikael Jumppanen, Ingo Aumüller, Samuli Auno, Gustav Boije af Gennäs, Sini
Kinnunen, Virpi Talman, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1330
Synthesis of β-lactams as new FAAH inhibitors
Joséphine Caruano (BE), Raphaël Robiette, Giulio G. Muccioli.
Poster
Abstract 1337
Re(I) and Re(I)/Au(I) complexes for cell imaging and therapy applications
Andrés Luengo (ES), Vanesa Fernández-Moreira, Isabel Marzo, M. Concepción Gimeno.
Poster
Abstract 1342
Stereoselective C-sialoside syntheses
Gilles Doisneau (FR), Justine Pezzotta, Louis Monsigny, Dominique Urban, Jean-Marie Beau.
Poster
Abstract 1384
Effects of an Oxovanadium (IV) Complex with N2O2 Chelating Thiosemicarbazone on Small Intestine
Injury of Diabetic Rats
Sevim Tunali (TR), Selda Gezginci-Oktayoglu, Sehnaz Bolkent, Ediz Coskun, Tulay Bal Demirci, Bahri
Ulkuseven, Refiye Yanardag.
Poster
Abstract 1391
Reactivity of fluorinated hemicurcuminoids with 1,2-ethylenediamine
Carla Isabel Nieto Gómez (ES), Ana Andrade, Dionisia Sanz del Castillo, Rosa M. Claramunt.
Poster
Abstract 1446
Biological evaluation of novel urea and bis-urea primaquine derivatives with hydroxyphenyl or halogenphenyl substituent
Kristina Pavic (HR), Ivana Perkovic, Katja Ester, Marijeta Kralj, Josipa Vlainic, Ivan Kosalec, Branka Zorc.
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Poster
Abstract 1449
NP137, a master key to different targets involved in Alzheimer disease
Pedro González (ES), Natalia Pérez, Nuria E. Campillo, Juan A. Páez, Concepción Pérez, Rocío Girón, Eva
Sánchez, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1518
Synthesis of the Macrocyclic Core of the Solomonamides, a New Class of Cyclopeptides of Marine Origin
Iván Cheng-Sánchez (ES), Francisco Sarabia.
Poster
Abstract 1569
Highly Potent Artemisinin derived Dimers and Trimers: Synthesis and Evaluation of their Antimalaria,
Antileukemia and Antiviral activities
Tony Fröhlich (DE).
Poster
Abstract 1640
New polar steroidal mixed 1,2,4,5-tetraoxanes as anti-cancer molecules
Dejan Opsenica (RS), Vesna Kojic, Dimitar Jakimov, Aleksandar Pavic, Tatjana Srdic -Rajic.
Poster
Abstract 1653
Novel small molecule inhibitors of the NLRP3 inflammasome for the treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease
Alex Baldwin (GB), Jack Rivers-Auty, Hazel England, Nadia Luheshi, Claire White, Michael Daniels, Halah
Hammadi, et al.
Poster
Abstract 1722
Pyreudiones: novel bacterial alkaloids that prevent predation
Martin Klapper (DE), Sebastian Götze, Robert Barnett, Karsten Willing, Pierre Stallforth.
Poster
Abstract 1724
Synthesis of 3-Hydroxyflavone Derivatives and Determination of their Antioxidant and Anticholinesterase
Activities
Burcu Culhaoglu (TR), Turan Ozturk, Gulacti Topcu.
Poster
Abstract 1728
A Novel Azofluorescein for Selective Detection Of Zinc Ion
Panumart Thongyoo (TH).
Poster
Abstract 1740
Effects of heavy metal (Cd), a systemic fungicide (Curzate) and their mixture Cd / Curzate on the antioxidant system in durum wheat (Triticum durum desf. var. Simeto)
Hana Sbartai (DZ), Ibtissem Sbartai, Houssem Khati, Yasmine Lagroum, Amel Amiri.
Poster
Abstract 1741
Effect of the toxicity of an Oxadiazine on growth and basal metabolism of a freshwater protozoan Paramecium sp.
Ibtissem Sbartai (DZ), Hana Sbartai, Houria Berrebbah, Med Reda Djeba
Poster
Abstract 1822
Design of Imidazo[2,1-b][1,3,4]thiadiazoles derivatives as dual DYRK1A/CLK1 inhibitors.
Sylvain Routier (FR), Chloé Copin, Matthieu Place, Stpéhane Bourg, Pascal Bonnet, Frédéric Buron.
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Topic H2- Bio-macromolecules . Poster Area - Module A
Poster Abstract 133
Porphyrinoids as chiroptical probe for DNA conformations
Alessandro D Urso (IT).
Poster Abstract 259
Analysis of interactions between synthetic chondroitin sulfate oligosaccharides and midkine by fluorescence
polarization
Jose L. de Paz (ES), Cristina Solera, Giuseppe Macchione, María M. Kayser, Susana Maza, Pedro M. Nieto.
Poster Abstract 261
Transaminases and strictosidine synthases – a biocatalytic cascade for optically pure C3-methylated strictosidine derivatives
Julia Pitzer (AT), Eva Fischereder, Desiree Pressnitz, Horst Lechner, Wolfgang Kroutil.
Poster Abstract 347
A new approach for the acylation reaction of cefotaxime by CTX-M-15 β-lactamase: a theoretical study
Eduardo Delgado (CL), Ignacio Lizana.
Poster Abstract 366
Interaction between α-synuclein and metal ions. A DFT study
Juan Frau Munar (ES), Rafael Ramis, Joaquin Ortega-Castro.
Poster Abstract 423
Ionophoric activity of small molecule transmembrane anion carriers induces cell death in cancer stem cells
Elsa Hernando (ES), Vanessa Soto-Cerrato, Pilar Manuel-Manresa, Silvia Calabuig-Fariñas, Alicia Martínez-Romero, Víctor Fernández-Dueñas, Kristoffer Sahlholm, et al.
Poster Abstract 467
Design and synthesis of squaramide-based dendrimers
Elena Sanna (ES), Carmen Rotger, Antoni Costa.
Poster Abstract 496
Glucose-nucleobase pseudo base pairs as a new binding motif in a DNA context
Juan Carlos Morales Sánchez (ES), Empar Vengut-Climent, Ricardo Lucas, Pablo Peñalver, Irene Gómez-Pinto,
Anna Aviñó, Célia Fonseca-Guerra, et al.
Poster Abstract 556
DNA recognition by self-assembling peptide derivatives
Jessica Rodríguez (ES), José Luis Mascareñas, M. Eugenio Vázquez.
Poster Abstract 655
Active Site Dynamics in Designed and Evolved Enzymes
Sílvia Osuna (ES), Gonzalo Jiménez-Osés, K. N. Houk.
Poster Abstract 662
The relevance of sample type on clinical biomacromolecule measurements
Juan Robles (ES), Laura Molina, Laura Fueyo, Irene Aguilar, Daniel Morell-Garcia, Josep Miquel Bauça.
Poster Abstract 692
Furan-PNA: a mildly inducible irreversible interstrand crosslinking system targeting single and double stranded
DNA
Alex Manicardi (IT), Ellen Gyssels, Roberto Corradini, Annemieke Madder.
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Poster Abstract 833
Development of Alginate/Soy protein-based Porous Matrices as Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering
José M. Aguilar (AF),, Beatriz Sánchez, Estefanía Álvarez, Antonio F. Guerrero.
Poster Abstract 875
In Silico Simulations of Membranes. Study of some Immunity-Related Mechanisms.
Jean-Marc Billod (ES), Lucía Pérez-Regidor, Alba Silipo, Antonio Molinaro, Ross C. Walker, Sonsoles Martín-Santamaría.
Poster Abstract 935
Chemo-enzymatic Asymmetric Synthesis of (R)- and (S)-precursors for the Antiepileptic Drugs Pregabalin and
Brivaracetam
Judith Elisabeth Farnberger (AT), Christine S. Fuchs, Robert C. Simon, Wolfgang Kroutil.
Poster Abstract 952
The modulation of the folding pathway by the metal cofactor influences the mechanism of amyloid fibres formation
Gianluca (IT), Maddalena Palmieri, Luigi Russo, Valeria Sivo, Floriana Russo, Mario De Stefano, Danilo Milardi,
et al.
Poster Abstract 962
The Impact of Increased Humidity after Water and Heat Treatment of Cellulose Thin Films
David Reishofer (AT), Andreas Kornherr, Oliver Werzer, Heike Ehmann, Roland Resel, Tekla Tammelin, Eero
Kontturi, et al.
Poster Abstract 967
Click modification of highly-norbornylated cellulose
Christina Wappl (AT), Christian Slugovc, Astrid-Caroline Knall, Stefan Spirk.
Total chemical synthesis of an allergen: the case of peach Lipid Transfer Protein
Stefano Sforza (IT), Sofie Buhler, Arnaldo Dossena, Tullia Tedeschi.
New Hydrophobic Aldehydes for Polyhydrazone Modulated siRNA Delivery
Marta Pazo (ES), Juan M. Priegue, Juan R. Granja, Javier ME
Polymerization and self-assembly of amino acids on oxides: from prebiotic to fine chemistry
Gianmario Martra (IT), Yuriy Sakhno, Marco Fabbiani, Chiara Deiana.
Potential of Small molecules for Inhibition of Amyloid Plaques
Ga-Lai Law, HK, Chao Gao.
Asymmetric scaffolds for the synthesis of hetero-multivalent glycomimetics
Jasna Brekalo (DE), Guillaume Despras, Lindhorst Thisbe K.
Polymer–Albumin Conjugate for the Facilitated Delivery of Macromolecular Platinum Drugs
Aydan Dag (TR), Martina Stenzel.
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POSTER DISCUSSIONS
Photoswitching of azobenzene glycoside monolayers: Synthesis and testing
Ellen Fast (DE), Alexander Schlimm, Felix Tuczek, Thisbe Lindhorst.
Functionalized Collagen Model Peptides
Jasmine Egli (CH), Helma Wennemers.
Porphyrins modulate structure and activity of the 20S core proteasome
Alessandra Cunsolo (IT), Pawel Osmulski, AnnaMaria Santoro, Danilo Milardi, Alessandro D Urso, Rosalba
Randazzo, Roberto Purrello, et al.
Interaction of Vitamin B12 with Piloty’s acid in neutral and basic aqueous medium
Justyna Polaczek (PL), lukasz Orzel, Grazyna Stochel, Rudi van Eldik.
RsrR, a new member of the Rrf2 superfamily from Streptomyces venezuelae that functions as a redox sensitive
response regulator.
Maria Teresa Pellicer Martinez (UK).
Topic H3- Methods and Applications . Poster Area - Module A
Poster Abstract 182
Proteomic study of IDn wild silk cocoon of Cricula Trifenestrata and Bombyx Mori
Francesca Ferraris (IT), Günther K. Bonn, Matthias Rainer, Thomas Ringer, Tjokorda G.T. Nindhia.
Poster Abstract 287
Bioactive endogenous peptides analysis of donkey milk samples by multidimensional liquid chromatography
and nanoHPLC-high resolution mass spectrometry
Riccardo Zenezini Chiozzi (IT), Anna Laura Capriotti, Chiara Cavaliere, Giorgia La Barbera, Susy Piovesana,
Aldo Laganà.
Poster Abstract 350
A Low-cost Natural Polymer Film−Based Optical Sensor for Food Antioxidants
Mustafa Bener (TR), Alper Kasgöz, Çisil Alim, Resat Apak.
Poster Abstract 402
Bioorthogonal modification of deoxyribonucleic acids by light-induced reactions
Stefanie Arndt (DE), Hans-Achim Wagenknecht.
Poster Abstract 482
Ketoprofenate salts: design of new ionic liquids addressed to improving the drug delivery
Immaculada Dinarès (ES), Ferran Roig, Jordi Esquena, Mª José García-Celma, Ermitas Alcalde.
Poster Abstract 536
Thermodynamic and Kinetic Study of Lead(II) Complexes with Dota-like Macrocyclic Ligands
Přemysl Lubal (CZ), Viktorie Reichova, Romana Michalicova, Petr Hermann.
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Poster Abstract 657
Analytical method for biomonitoring of perfluorinated compounds in human hair
Juan Luis Santos Morcillo (ES), Julia Martín, Irene Aparicio, Esteban Alonso.
Poster Abstract 666
Usefulness of the icterus index for bilirubin estimation in clinical laboratories
Josep Miquel Bauça (ES), Juan Robles, Cristina Gomez, Miguel Angel Elorza, Maria Magdalena Parera.
Poster Abstract 719
Unveilling multiple sclerosis: a proteomic study of the role of key proteins in M1 and M2 phenotypes
Héctor Estévez (ES), Miriam Mecha, Carmen Guaza, Jose L. Luque-Garcia.
Poster Abstract 791
X-ray-induced radiophotodynamic therapy (RPDT) using lanthanide micelles: Beyond depth limitations
Sara Lacerda (FR), Eva Toth, Agnes Pallier, Slavka Kascakova, Alexandre Giuliani, Matthieu Refregiers, Pascal
Mercere.
Poster Abstract 857
Adsorption of polymeric model membrane systems on gold: an electrochemical quartz microbalance analysis
Wolfgang Kautek (AT), Thomas Werzer, Oliver Bixner, Günter Trettenhahn, Eva-Kathrin Sinner.
Poster Abstract 885
Rp-HPLC Study Of Complex Formation Between Hydroxypropyl-B-Cyclodextrin And Piceatannol
Hanane Messiad (DZ), Tarek Yousfi, H.Amira Guebailia.
New strategies for sensitive immunodetection of MMP-11 in breast cancer patients
Patricia Abásolo Linares (ES), María Luisa Fernández-Sánchez, Noemí Eiró, Francisco Vizoso, Alfredo Sanz-Medel.
Lead nanoparticles impact as emerging contaminants in Sea bream larvae (Sparus aurata) after short exposure
Mª Dolores Galindo-Riaño (ES), Mª Dolores Granado-Castro, Mario Jesús Rosado Rodríguez, Eva María Herrera
Hernández, Antonio Canalejo Raya, Francisco Cordoba García, Rafael Torronteras Santiago, et al.
Determination of total and bioaccessible fraction of Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn and Zn in infant foods
Solange Cadore (BR), Emanueli Do Nascimento Da Silva, Leticia Onofre De Farias.
Stereoselective Synthesis of Diethyl(difluoromethyl)phosphonate Iminosugars: A C1 Tunable Approach Using
N-tert-Butanesulfinyl Glycosylamines
Cyril Nicolas (FR), Chloé Cocaud, Olivier Martin.
A comprehensive characterisation of anthocyanin profiles in bilberry and lingonberry originated from BG and
NO by LC-ESI-HRMS/MS
Ivayla Dincheva (BG), Ilian Badjakov, Violeta Kondakova, Mladen Naydenov, Rolf Nestby.
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POSTER DISCUSSIONS
Glycosylation reactions of N-trifluoroacetyl glucosaminyl derivatives. Access to Lipochitooligosaccharides and
the TMG-chitotriomycin
Urban Dominique (FR), Despras Guillaume, Brossay Antoine, Vauzeilles Boris, Beau Jean-Marie.
Evaluation of antiobesity effects of green tea in high-fat diet fed-mouse model using mass spectrometry-based
lipid profiling
Geum-Sook Hwang (KR), Miso Nam, Do Hyun Ryu.
Application of Raman Optical Activity (ROA) to determine the absolute configuration of diterpenoids from
Hymenaea stigonocarpa
Vanessa Gisele Pasqualotto Severino (BR), Afif Felix Monteiro, João M. Batista Jr.
Microextraction techniques in the determination of new synthetic psychostimulants in biological fluids
Rosa Antonia Lorenzo (ES), Ana Ares, Maria Regenjo, Antonia M Carro, Purificación Fernández, Ana M
Fernández.
Fluorescence-based determination of oxygen permeability of melanin
Bruno Pedras (PT), Mário Nuno Berberan-Santos, Manuel Prieto, Maurício Baptista.
Characterization and mapping of Selective Selenium Enrichment of Wheat Plants by Redox Tuning Method
Using Synchrotron XANES Techniques
Manuel Valiente (ES), Maria Angels Subirana, Mercè Llugany.
Visible Light Induced Synthesis of Aryl Phosphonates and Application
Rizwan Shaikh (DE), Burkhard Koenig.
Kinetic of Adsorption of pharmaceutical compounds on Activated Carbons
Izquierdo Misiego Mª Carmen (ES), López Dávila Javier, Rascon Trincado Mª Victoria, Salvador Palacios Fracisco, Sánchez-Montero Mª Jesus, Martín-Sánchez Nicolás, Pelaz Fernández Jennifer.
Poster
Abstract 1815
Controlled uptake and release of methyl orange using zinc metal-organic frameworks nanoparticles
Azadeh Azadbakht, IR, Amir Reza Abbasi.
Topic H4- In-silico Methods in Life Sciences . Poster Area - Module A
Quantum Chemistry of the Excited State
Daniel Roca-Sanjuán (ES), J. Vicent Borràs-de-Llano, Antonio Mas, Sebastian Sitkiewicz, Meilani Wibowo,
Tetiana Lemishko, Antonio Francés-Monerris, et al.
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POSTER DISCUSSIONS
FLAQ . Poster Area - Module A
Synthesis of Calix[4]arenes Bearing Heterocycles. Studies by Spectrocopic Methods as Ion Sensor.
Claudio Saitz (CL), Horacio Gomez-Machuca, Cinthia Quiroga Campano, Carolina Jullian, Julio De la Fuente, Hernan Pessoa-Mahana
JOHN DALTON . Poster Area - Module A
Poster Abstract 580
Dirk Alpers (DE), Gallhof Malte, Christian B. W. Stark, Brasholz Malte.
3d-5d double perovskites in respect of John Dalton’s life and work
Klaus Wolff (DE), Peter Adler, Avijit Kumar Paul, Manfred Reehuis, Angelina Sarapulova, Binghai Yan, Sudipta
Kanungo, et al.
During the congress you will enjoy
the fantastic food of one of
Sevilla’s best restaurants
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6. Paralell events
6th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress hosts an important number of round tables, sessions, symposia or special events in
addition to its 8 General program Themes. These will add incredible dynamism to the congress and expand its areas of
coverage as well as its time and place of celebration, making the congress a continuous event happening everywhere
and around the clock and suiting all interests and schedules.
You can easily find these events in the Congress program at a glance. Here we offer further information on their contents day by day.
10:45-12:45 h.
AUDITORIUM 2
Carbon Dioxide Capture and Utilization: a step towards a circular C-economy.
Coordinator: Michele Aresta (IT)
A discussion session convened by Professor Michele Aresta and lead by a panel of
senior researchers in the field explores current issues in the management of carbon
dioxide. Key issues of environmental significances, carbon capture, political and
economic drivers, challenges and opportunities for the future will be discussed in an
open session to which all delegates are warmly welcome.
Panelists:
• Ulrich Schubert (EuCheMS)
• Youssef Travely (SCOT)
• Angela Dibenedetto (IT)
• Angel Irabien (ES)
• Victor de la Penya (COST)
• Davide Mattia (UK)
Panelists will present the targets of EU/National Networks-Projects.
Q&A session will follow.
10:45-12:45 h.
BAHIA
THEME A SYMPOSIUM: The elements Transnational Exchange in
Chemistry and STEM – a joint ACS/EuCheMS event
The exchange of science through ideas, training and people has long been established. This symposium will explore the critical components of training chemists and
chemical engineers to be truly global thinkers and the challenges and successes of
exchange between the United States and Europe. Representatives from the American Chemical Society, EuCheMS and the European Chemistry Thematic Network
(ECTN) will lead the conversation.
Convener: Christopher LaPrade (ACS)
Speakers: Diane Schmidt (ACS), Brad Miller (ACS), Pavel Drasar (EuCheMS),
Reiner Salzer (ECTN)
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10:45-12:45 h and
14:00-16:00 h
MADRID 3
Federación Latinoamericana de Asociaciones Químicas (FLAQ) Symposium
Aimed at encouraging cooperation and collaboration between European and Latin
American scientists, the one-day parallel Symposium celebrating the chemical sciences in Latin America consists in presentations by selected high profile speakers from
Latin American countries. Furthermore, the symposium will be a tribute to Roberto
Sanchez Delgado.
The programme is coordinated and convened by Professor Paulo Vieira from the University of Sao Carlos, Brazil.
Coordinator: Paulo Vieira (BR)
10:45-12:45 h.
Isolation of bioactive natural products from plants
Paulo Cezar Vieira (BR).
Abstract 1447
Invited Speakers
Functional polymers for hazardous oxyanions removal
Bernabe RIVAS (CL), Eduardo Pereira, Julio Sánchez, Bruno Urbano.
Playing Around with Alkynes and Late Transition Homogeneous Catalysts: Following Roberto Sanchez Delgado´s Footsteps
Luis A. Oro (ES).
Chemistry Related Exchange, Collaboration and Sister Society Partnerships in Latin America
Bradley Miller (US).
14:00-16:00 h.
Synthesis, Biological Evaluation, and Structure-Activity Relationships of a Series of Benzimidazole Derivatives
as Cruzain Inhibitors as anti-Trypanosoma cruzi Agents.
Adriano Andricopulo (BR), Ivani Pauli, Mariana Souza, Rafaela Ferreira, Glaucius Oliva, Marco Dessoy, Luiz Carlos Dias.
Cu(II) coordination compounds (Casiopeínas), study of mechanism of action: Hydroxyl radicals generation
through the reaction and endogenous thiols Glutathione and Cysteine
Lena Ruiz-Azuara (MX), Ana Luisa Alonso, Juan Carlos Garcia Ramos.
Oral keynote
Abstract 708
Cooperation Research Programs and Functional Materials at the University of Regensburg
David Díaz Díaz (DE).
Abstract 9
Oral
Removal of Chloride Ions by Sugarcane Bagasse Activated Carbons
Oral
Abstract 1327
Chusquea quila’s bamboo-derived cellulose nanofibrils (CNF): from biomass to nanotechnology products
Patricia E. Oliveira (CL), William Gacitúa, Ximena Petit-Breuilh, Orlando Rojas.
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14:00-16:00 h
BAHIA
Responsible Research and Innovation in Chemical Education Workshop
How to do Research and Innovation in a responsible way is an increasingly important
question in all aspects of science and science policy. How to teach it and how to
involve society in that process pose even more challenges. This workshop aimed
at exploring the introduction of responsible research and innovation methods and
practices at universities and schools, convened by Professor Iwona Maciejowska,
includes presentations and discussions on various approaches to RRI in chemistry
and chemical education.
Coordinator: Iwona Maciejowska (PL)
Oral
Abstract 1433
Developing and Implementing RRI-projects in Academic Science Education
Ria Dolfing (NL), Peter H. J. Wolfs, Jan H. Apotheker.
Oral
Abstract 1513
Introducing Responsible Research and Innovation Issues in Science Lessons Training Materials
Laura Monica Gorghiu (RO), Gabriel Gorghiu.
Oral
Abstract 1514
A Romanian Community of Learners Working for Promoting Responsible Research and Innovation in Various
Educational Settings
Gabriel Gorghiu (RO), Laura Monica Gorghiu.
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14:00-16:00 h
BRUSELAS 1
European Research Council: Funding Opportunities for Creative Minds
Chair: David Cole-Hamilton, Monika Favaro
Topic
ERC grant funding schemes
The evaluation of ERC projects: the evaluators
point of view
Successful ERC projects awarded at the Starting,
Advanced and Proof of Concept Calls
Questions&Answers.
Question Time with Panel Evaluators and Principal Investigators
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Speaker
Monica Favaro ,ERC Research Programme Expert
Ib Chorkendorff, Technical University of Denmark,
Member of the 2015 Starting Grant panel PE4 "Physical and Analytical Chemical Sciences"
Luis Liz-Marzan, Centre for Cooperative Research in
Biomaterials-CIC biomaGUNE, Chairman of the 2016
Consolidator Grant panel PE5 " Synthetic Chemistry
and Materials"
Peter H. Seeberger, Max-Planck-Institute of Colloids
and Interfaces, ERC AdG and PoC grantee
Elisabetta Collini, University of Padova, ERC StG
Grantee
All speakers
Pararell Events
10:15-12:45 h
AUDITORIUM 2
CHEMISTRY & SOCIETY DEBATE
Organised by FORO QUÍMICA Y SOCIEDAD, Spain’s platform for the defence and communication of Chemistry as a beneficial science to society at large within the context of
6th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress.
A debate among major Chemistry figures of different fields and disciplines who will shed
light on how Chemistry will solve the major social and environmental challenges that
population growth pose for humanity, the role of social perception in scientific advance
and the ethical aspirations of research and science.
Open session to which all delegates are warmly welcome.
Coordinator: Carlos Negro, President Foro Química & Sociedad
Moderator: Jorge Alcalde, Director of the general scientific information magazine QUO
Participants:
• Ehud Keinan, President Israel Chemistry Society (IL).
• Antón Valero, Spain Chemical Industry Business Federation President, FEIQUE (ES)
• Jean Marie Lehn, Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1987 (FR)
• Robert Parker, Royal Society of Chemistry CEO (UK)
• Hartmut Frank, Professor Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology, University of Bayreuth (DE)
The Foro Química & Sociedad has the Congress as a very special occasion to present for the first time the Declaration of Chemistry 2016. This declaration comes to update the Chemistry Declaration proclaimed in Madrid on April
16th of 2002 that was supported by Nobel Chemistry Prize, Jean Marie Lehn.
At the end of the debate, Carlos Negro will publicly read the 2016 Declaration. Thereafter all congress participants
will be encouraged to subscribe.
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10:45-12:45 h and
14:00-16:00 h
MADRID 2
JOHN DALTON 250th Anniversary Symposium
• Plenary & Grand Slam Session (morning)
• Chemistry Meets History (afternoon)
A one-day symposium celebrating the life and work of John Dalton is
convened by Professor Mats Tilset (University of Oslo). The symposium will be of two parts reflecting both his career in teaching and his
innovative contributions to teaching practice, as well as the fundamental contributions he made to Chemistry and
our understanding of the elements.
Organisers: Mats Tilset, Sylviane Sabo-Etienne, and Brigitte Van Tiggelen
During the Dalton Grand Slam Session younger chemists will actively engage the audience with their own connection
to Dalton and the world of chemistry with 3-minute slam presentations, made by enthusiastic and talented undergraduate, graduate, PhD students, and postdoctoral chemists! This will end our birthday celebration in a vibrant firework
of sparkling performances.
Morning Plenary and Grand Slam Session
The Life and Scientific Career of John Dalton
Rachel Dunn, (UK).
Abstract 115
Short Oral
Synthesis of Novel Frustrated Lewis Pairs Composed Lewis Acidic Bi(III) Centers and Late-Metal Donors Linked
by a Xanthene Backbone
Karolin Materne, (DE), Christian Limberg, Beatrice Braun.
Short Oral
Abstract 411
Pd-Catalyzed Synthesis of Heterocycles from Nitro Compounds using Liquid CO Sources
Dario Formenti, (IT), Francesco Ferretti, Fabio Ragaini.
Short Oral
Abstract 480
Betaine Adducts of Imidazolidenes and Carbodiimides, Promising Electroneutral Amidinate-Type Ligands
Elena Avila, (ES), Astrid Márquez, Juan Cámpora, Pilar Palma.
Short Oral
Abstract 580
Dirk Alpers, (DE), Gallhof Malte, Christian B. W. Stark, Brasholz Malte.
Short Oral
Abstract 664
Synthesis of a heterodinuclear silver- and gold-NHC complex
Kim Sabrina Flaig, (DE), Natalie Denninger, Verena Gierz, Doris Kunz.
Short Oral
Abstract 1099
Straightforward synthesis of organic linkers for MOFs
Natalia M. Padial, (ES), Francisco J. Carmona, Elisa Barea, Jorge A. R.Navarro, J. Enrique Oltra.
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Short Oral
Abstract 1525
Group 2 and Group 12 Metal-Metal Bonded Complexes
Ross Green, (UK), Matthew Blake, Philip Mountford.
Short Oral
Abstract 1561
Full Characterization and Cytotoxic Activity of New Silver(I) and Copper(I) Helicates of Quaterpyridine.
Martyna Szymanska, (PL), Ariel Adamski, Marta A. Fik, Maciej Kubicki, Zbigniew Hnatejko, Dorota Gurda, Eliza
Wyszko, et al.
Short Oral
Abstract 1574
CpNi(II)-NHC complexes: Synthesis, Electrochemistry, DFT studies and C-C and C-O catalytic applications
Frederick Malan, (ZA), Eric Singleton, Marilé Landman, Petrus van Rooyen, Jeanet Conradie.
Abstract 1577
Short Oral
New Luminescent Platinum and Palladium Complexes of 1,2,4-triazole and Bis-N^C-Coordinating Ligands.
Melissa Walden, (UK), J. A. Gareth Williams.
Abstract 1602
Short Oral
Intra- versus Intermolecular Electron Transfer in Radical Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution of Diiodo(hetero)
arenes – a Tool for Estimating Electron Mobility in π-Systems
Benjamin Janhsen, (DE), Armido Studer.
All these slam presenters will also defend their poster during the Wednesday Poster Session.
Afternoon Session - Chemistry Meets History
Oral keynote
Abstract 1760
Why so slow? The teaching context and the adoption of Mendeleev’s periodic classification
Brigitte Van Tiggelen, (US).
Oral
Abstract 1415
Imagination of a compound/matter beyond our vision
Rajen Kundu, (US).
Oral
Abstract 1485
Iron catalysed hydrophosphination II: This time it’s terminal (alkynes)
Kimberley Gallagher, (UK), Ruth Webster.
Abstract 1761
Oral keynote
Berthollet’s Chemical Affinities. Educational Context and Textualization of an Innovation in Chemistry
at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century.
Pere Grapí, (ES).
Oral
Abstract 759
Au(III) complexes and their reactivity towards alkenes and alkynes
Marte Sofie Martinsen Holmsen, (NO).
Abstract 1455
Oral
The Max-PHOX family, P*,N iridium catalysts and their application in the completely enantioselective
hydrogenation of cyclic enamides
Ernest Salomó i Prat, (ES).
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10:45-12:45 h and
14:00-16:00 h
ROMA
EYCN Progam.
EYCN has organized a program that covers the four days of the congress
and that includes a dedicated day to industrial program and another to academia both will include interactive lectures on future careers in academia
and in industry; research presentations by finalists of the European Young Chemist Award competition; an informal
Career Networking Reception where young chemists will be able to meet HR managers from different industries
(sponsored by the GDCh); and a Young Leadership Workshop aimed at preparing young chemists to become the
next future leaders.
EYCN (Industrial Day) 10:45-12:45 h
Share your love for chemistry: innovative ideas in Science Communication.
Fernando Gomollon-Bel (BE).
Oral
Abstract 1716
Resume value - added
Cristina Todasca (RO).
EYCN (Industrial Day)14:00-16:00 h
Oral
Abstract 1721
Project Management by Experience: A non-traditional approach to a traditional topic
Anne McCarthy (DE).
Oral
Abstract 1712
Understanding the pharmaceutical ABC
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10:45-12:45 h and
14:00-16:00 h
ROMA
EYCN (Academy Day) 10:45-12:45 h
The third way: becoming an academic entrepreneur
Javier Garcia-Martinez (ES).
Oral
Abstract 1707
Designing scientific presentations: a toolbox for researchers
EYCN (Academy Day) 14:00-16:00 h
Oral
Abstract 1718
Young researchers and scholalry publishing
Maryse Elliott (NL), Jan Willem Wijnen.
Oral
Abstract 1715
Industry Workshop: Experimental design, documentation and troubleshooting
Jackie (US).
16:30-17:15 h
ROMA
EYCN
Abstract 1709
Oral
Ricardo Lopez (ES).
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10.45-16:00 h
Rooms:
EUROPEAN YOUNG CHEMIST AWARD 2016
EYCA2016 COMPETITION SESSION – PROGRAM*
Convener: Bruno Pignataro, University of Palermo, (IT)
10.45-10.55INTRODUCTION
10.55 –12.45 FIRST SET OF FINALISTS (12 minutes each including questions from the Jury and the audience)
35 Years old level
Federico Bella, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Photo Polymers as emerging advanced material for sustainable conversion and storage energy devices
Alessandro D’Urso, University of Catania, Italy
Porphyrinoids as chiroptical probe for DNA conformations
Maria Escudero-Escribano,Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Tailoring the electrocatalytically active site by the lanthanide contraction
Daniele Leonori, Manchester University, U.K.
Visible light mediated generation of nitrogen radicals: transition metal-free hydroamination and aminohydroxylation reaction
Filippo Mangolini, University of Leeds, U.K.
How to make amorphous carbon stable: An in situ XPS and NEXAFS investigation of thermally- induced structural evolution of amorphous carbon surfaces
Pavel Mikhailiuk, Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University and Enamine Ltd., Kyiv, Ukraina
Discovery of novel chemical reagents-diazoalkanes and their applications in peptide and protein studies
Guillermo Minguez Espallargas, University of Valencia, Spain
Dynamic metal organic frameworks: design and properties of responsive magnetic materials
Filippo Monti, CNR and University of Bologna, Italy
Luminescent materials for light-emitting electrochemical cells
Bill Morandi, Max Plank Institut for Kohlenforschung, Mülheim/Ruhr, Germany
Catalytic reversible alkene-nitrile interconversion through controllable transfer hydrocyanation
12.45-14.00LUNCH
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14.00-16.00
SECOND SET OF FINALISTS
Silvia Osuna, University of Girona, Spain
Active site dynamics in designed and evolved enzyme
Camilla Parmeggiani, Istituto Nazionale di Ottica c/o LENS, Italy
Liquid crystalline elastomers: syntheses and applications
Ruben Dario Costa Riquelme, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlagen-Nuernberg, Germany
Bio-inspired white hybrid light emitting diodes
Seraphine V. Wegner, Max Plank Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, Germany
From transient Co(II) to inert Co(III) mediated interactions in biomaterials
PhD level
Mercedes Zurro de la Fuente, Regensburg Universitat, Germany
Chiral Triazoles as a new class of anion acceptor catalysts for the enantioselective dearomatization of electron
deficient N-heteroarenes
Ignacio Funes-Ardoiz, The institute of chemical research of Catalonia, Tarragona, Spain
The cooperative effect of transition metal catalysts in the oxidative cross-coupling. A DFT mechanistic study
Hugo Gattuso, Universitè de Lorraine, France
Accurate unravelling DNA/drug binding conformations by combining electronic circular dichroism modeling
and free energy calculation
Alessio Paternò, Università di Catania,Italy,
New Volsurf+ in silico descriptors suitable for the prediction of ionic liquids toxicity and physicochemical properties
Veronica Postils Ribò, University of Girona, Spain
On the existence and characterization of molecular electride
Giulio Regazzon, University of Bologna, Italy
A light powered autonomous molecular pump exploiting self-assembly away from equilibrium
16.00 Concluding Remarks
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Pararell Events
YOUNG LEADERS DAY
11:00-13:00 h
ROMA / LISBOA
Funding Workshop
The Funding in Europe workshop,is co-organised with the German Research Foundation. It incorporates a series of
short presentations from people with knowledge about a variety of different funding schemes in Europe, both on national and European levels. Our selected speakers will bring their personal experiences and professional knowledge
to this workshop. Feel free to join us if you would like to know more about research funding opportunities in Europe.
ICYN - Event
The IYCN, or International Young Chemist Network, has reached the point of breakthrough of being supported by
chemical societies all over the world, including IUPAC. During this kick-off meeting on the European continent, the
conference participants will be able to get in touch with the IYCN and learn about its objectives and their representatives. This meeting is open to all conference participants.
Oral
Abstract 1746
Introducing the International Young Chemists Network (IYCN): an intentional body to represent young chemists
under IUPAC
Maarten van Sisseren (NL).
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Pararell Events
Industrial Program
9:15-12:45
14:00-17:15
RONDA / BAHIA
Organise by SusChem, CEFIC and FEIQUE.
Welcome and Introduction
Fernando Moreno, President and Chief Executive Officer of Solutex and SusChem Board Member
View on the H2020-2017 calls and EC expectations (EC)
Project Ideas Session 1
Project Ideas Session 2
Speed dating session
Wrap-up and closure
Flavio Benedito, SusChem Secretary and Cefic Innovation Manager
INVEST IN CHEMICALS INVEST IN ANDALUCIA
11:00-13:30 h
AUDITORIUM 2
Industrial program event organized by Junta de Andalucía, Feique and Invest in Andalucía, with the collaboration of
the Campo de Gibraltar large industries Association (AGI), the Huelva Association of Chemical industries (AIQBE),
Port of Algeciras and Port of Huelva.
Andalucía, is an attraction focus for productive investments for the chemical sector.
INVEST IN CHEMICALS, INVEST IN ANDALUCÍA will allow a deep analysis of the opportunity of investing in Andalucía as an attractive destination of industrial investment as well as the situation and perspectives of the chemical sector
in Spain and the global evolution foreseen for the sector and its international demand.
Participants:
- José Carlos García de Quevedo, Director ICEX-Invest in Spain executive Director
- Antonio González Marín, Director General IDEA. Consejería de Empleo, Empresa y Comercio de la Junta de Andalucía
- Peter Westerheide, Chair CEFIC Economic perspectives Group
- Antón Valero, Feique President
- Juan Labat, Director General, Feique
- Miguel Palacios, AIQBE President
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Pararell Events
SOLVAY Session: Impact of supramolecular chemistry on industrial
applications in formulation and materials science
11:00-13:00 h
PARIS 2
Coordinator: Patrick Maestro, Solvay Scientific Director
With the participation of Jean Marie Lenh and Ben Feringa.
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Awards
7. Awards
6th EuCheMS Congress will host the ceremonies and recognition of
major chemical awards organized by EuCheMS member societies and
Europe’s leading chemical sector companies.
18:30-18:45 h.
EuCheMS Award Ceremony: David Cole-Halmilton, EuCheMS president will hand the awards
• Award for Services 2015
The EuCheMS Award for Service acknowledges outstanding commitment with regard to fostering chemistry and molecular sciences in Europe and the goals of EuCheMS. In addition to recognized service to EuCheMS, this may include
activities in governmental, non-governmental or funding organizations, publicity-related activities, etc. Winners have
demonstrated achievements for improved competitiveness, visibility, coherence or structure of chemistry in Europe.
The winners of the 2015 EuCheMS Award for Service are Professor Helena Grennberg
and Professor Anthony Smith.
Helena Grennberg
Professor Helena Grennberg is a Professor of Organic Chemistry at Uppsala 160419 service award
Helena GrennbergUniversity, Sweden. Her research interests include topics from organometallic
chemistry, organic nanomaterials and catalysis. Helena Grennberg served the chemical community
in Europe in many respects. Among the prominent positions she held are chairperson of the EuCheMS Division of
Organometallic Chemistry, member of the EuCheMS Executive Board (2007-2013), Scientific Chair of the 5th European Chemistry Congress in Istanbul 2014, President of the Swedish Chemical Society (since 2012). She has a clear
and forward-looking vision, a broad perspective and well-defined positions for many issues relevant to the chemical
community in Europe. Her critical approach to solving problems, her reliability and the combination of team-player
as well as leadership abilities contributed to a high degree to shaping the profile of EuCheMS.
• EuCheMS Lecture 2014: Gérard Férey
The EuCheMS Lecture Award serves to strengthen the image of EuCheMS and of European chemistry in general, promoting scientific cooperation among chemists in Europe. The Lecture is normally
awarded annually to a prominent chemist from a European country.
Professor Gérard Férey from the University of Versailles will give his Lecture on the topic of “From interesting to
useful: the multiple richnesses of the hybrid porous materials”.
• Royal Society of Chemistry Spiers Memorial Award
The Spiers Memorial Award is presented in recognition of an individual who has made an outstanding contribution
to the field of a Faraday Discussion. Faraday Discussions are unique international discussion meetings that focus on
rapidly developing areas of chemistry and its interfaces with other scientific disciplines. Each one is opened by an
introductory lecturer who sets the scene for the discussion.
Spiers Memorial Award 2016 Winner. Will give the award Professor Sir John Holman, RSC President.
Profesor Avelino Corma, Instituto de Tecnología Química UPV-CSIC
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Awards
15:15-16:15 h
Award August Wilhelm von Hofmann Denkmunze of the GDCh
• GDCh Vice-president Prof. Al-Shamery will hand out the medal and certificate to the award Professor
Feringa who will offer a lecture.
The German Chemical Society (The Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker – GDCh) has awarded the
FMS Prof. Ben Feringa (Stratingh Institute for Chemistry, RUG) with the August-Wilhelm-von-Hofmann-Denkmünze in recognition of his ground-breaking research on dynamic molecular systems,
catalysis and stereochemistry.
16:15-16:45
The European Young Chemist Award
2016
The EYCA Award is intended to showcase and recognise the excellent research being carried out by young scientists working in the chemical sciences. This edition follows the 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2014 European
Young Chemist Awards held in Budapest, Torino, Nürnberg, Prague and
Istanbul during the previous editions of the European Chemistry Congresses.
EYCA’s award was inititated by the Italian Chemical Society (SCI),
the Consiglio Nazionale dei Chimici (CNC) who also organise it this year with
the collaboration of the Spanish National Chemists Association, ANQUE.
Coordinator: Bruno Pignataro, University of Palermo (IT).
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Opening Ceremony /
Closing Ceremony
OPENING CEREMONY
Sunday, 11th of September – 17:00 h. – 17:30 AUDITORIUM 1
Detailed program will be available in Congress website and APP.
CLOSING CEREMONY
Thursday, 15th of September 15:15 – 16:16 AUDITORIUM 1
• European Young Chemist Award 2016 intended to showcase and recognise the excellent research being carried out by young scientists
working in the chemical sciences.
• Presentation of 7th EuCheMS Chemisry Congress, Liverpool, UK 26-30
August 2018, Molecular frontiers and global challenges
Detailed program will be available in Congress website and APP.
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The venue - Floor
Plans
9. The venue - Floor Plans
The venue, FIBES II, the Seville Exhibition and Conference Centre is well
located in the capital city of Sevilla, just three kilometres from San Pablo
airport and five kilometres from the city centre. This three level 30,000
m2 building holds an impressive auditorium as well as a large number
of meeting rooms, a VIP lounge, a 1,500 m2 lobby and exhibition area
with a functional layout.
Avda. Alcalde Luis Uruñuela, 1, 41020 Seville.
T. 954 47 87 00 • F. 954 47 87 20
http://www.fibes.es/en/
Access information
HOW TO ACCESS TO FIBES
Conference and Exhibition Centre
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The venue
The venue FIBES II
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The venue - Floor
Plans
Venue and Floor Plan
6th EuCheMS Congress venue FIBES II
6th EuCheMS Congress venue FIBES I
Most sessions take place in FIBES II, but some sessions are programmed
in the rooms indicated in FIBES I. Be sure to check your program!
FIRST FLOOR FIBES I
ROOM
BAHIA
GROUND FLOOR FIBES I
ROOM
RONDA
AUDITORIUM
AL-ANDALUS
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The venue - Floor
Plans
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The venue Exhibition
10. Exhibition
Enjoy the exhibition of 26 leading companies and organizations from
all over the world that will showcase the latest in services, products, information, innovations and projects related to Chemistry in 31 booths
which you should make sure you visit during your stay.
Our exhibitors, listed in the congress website join this celebration of
Chemistry and provide a practical view of what Chemistry is all about.
Remember that exhibition is inaugurated on Sunday 11th at 8:00 p.m.
after which a Welcome Cocktail Reception will be offered in the Main
hall of the Venue.
Exhibition hours 10:00 to 18:00 every day
- ADVION Stand 12
- ANQUE Stand 3
- American Chemical Society Stands 28 & 29
- Anton Paar Stand 32
- CEPSA Stands 17 & 18
- ChemPubSoc Europe Stand 15
- Clantech Stand 1
- De Gruyter Stand 34
- Dow Ibérica Stand 7
- DROPSENS Stand 37
- ERC / European Commission Stand 2
- EuCheMS Stand 14
- IBU-Tec Stand 25
- ioChem-BD Stand 38
- Junta de Andalucía Stands 4, 5 & 6
- Magritek Stand 9
- Mestrelab Research Stand 11
- Milestone Stand 8
- Prevor Stand 33
- REPSOL Stands 26 & 27
- Royal Society of Chemistry Stand 16
- Springer Nature Stand 30
- STREM Chemicals Stand 31
- TCI Chemicals Stand 13
- Thieme Chemistry Stand 35
- Waleva project Stand 36
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Exhibition
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Social Program
11. Social Program
Welcome reception
Place:
Main Hall Fibes II – Seville Conference Centre
Exhibition Area
Time:
Welcome reception will start at 20:00 h
Participants must show the Congress Badge in order to attend this event.
This badge is available in the Technical Secretariat Desk from 16.00 until 20:00 h.
Cocktail.
Career Networking reception for Young Chemists (sponsored by GDCh)
Place:
Time:
Fibes II, Seville Conference Centre Hall 3rd floor
19:15-21:15
A time to NETWORK! Cool drinks and snacks for everyone. Students, postdocs
and young scientists rub elbows with like-minded persons who can help launch
their careers in chemistry. The event is open to all registered participants of the
EuCheMs Congress.
Concert at Seville Cathedral
Address:
Av. de la Constitución, s/n
Time:
The concert will start at 20:30 h.
Attendants are requested to be there at least 15 minutes before.
Participants must show the Congress Badge in order to attend to this event.
Dress code: Casual
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Social Program
WEDNESDAY 14th September
Important notice
Farewell dinners both options, registered attendants to these events must present a card that they
will collect in the registration area with their badge on arrival, when they will have had confirm their
attendance to whichever dinner they have signed up to.
Congress Farewell Dinner - Royal Alcazar of Seville
A memorable occasion to dine in a protected space World Heritage site.
Address:
Patio de Banderas, s/n
Meeting
Point & Time:Patio de Banderas, no later than 19:45 h. Punctuality is a must for
this event.
Access & visit: 20:00 h.
It is mandatory to show the Invitation card in order to attend to this event.
This invitation will be available at the registration desk of the Congress together
with all documentation.
Important information: Royal Alcazar will open their doors exclusively to
EuCheMS at 19:45 and will close at 20.00 h. From then on, access will not
be permitted
Dress Code:Cocktail
Congress Farewell Dinner - Abades Triana Terrace
Address:
Calle Betis , 69
Time:
Cocktail will start at 20:00 h. Attendants are requested to be there at least 15 minutes before.
It is mandatory to show the Invitation card in order to attend this event.
This invitation will be available at the registration desk of Congress.
Dress Code:Cocktail
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Useful Information
Useful Information
Information for
Lecturers and Poster
Presenters
11. Information for Lecturers and Poster
Presenters
Information for Lectures
• Speakers must deliver their presentation one day before of their lecture on
USB or CD.
• Place of delivery: Meeting Room Congress Secretariat (behind the registration area)
• Delivery times:
Sunday 11th Sep
Monday 12th Sep
Tuesday 13th Sep
Wednesday 14th Sep
Thursday 15th Sep
16: 00 – 20:00 h
08:00 – 19:00 h
08:00 – 19:00 h
08:00 – 19:00 h
08:00 – 11:00 h
Information for Poster Presenters
- All posters must be identified with the number of abstract, theme and topic
to which they are related.
- The poster presentation is divided in two sessions:
Session 1)
Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th
THEME A Education and Society
THEME B The Environment, Energy, and Sustainability
THEME C New Chemical Compounds: Synthesis, Methods and Industrial Processes
THEME D Catalysis, Industry and Applications
FLAQ Federación Latinoamericana de Asociaciones Químicas (FLAQ) Symposium
- Poster presenters must set up their posters Monday 12th at 10.00 h.
- Poster presenters must remove their poster Tuesday 13th at 16.30 h
- Any remaining poster will be discarded Tuesday 13th after 18:00 h
During this session authors of the poster belonging to the Themes A, B, C, D, FLAQ
and John Dalton Symposium are expected to be available at the poster board for
discussions with the congress delegates.
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Information for
Lecturers and Poster
Presenters
Session 2)
Wednesday 14th and Thursday 15th
THEME E Materials, Devices and Nanochemistry
THEME F Properties of Matter
THEME G Physical, Analytical and Experimental Methods in Chemistry
THEME H Chemistry in the Life Science
- Poster presenters must set up their posters Wednesday 14th at 10:00 h
- Poster presenters must remove their poster Thursday 15th at 16:30 h
- Any remaining poster will be discarded Thursday 15th after 18:00 h
During this session authors of the poster belonging to the Themes E, F, G, H and
Jonh Dalton 250th anniversary Symposium are expected to be available at the poster board for discussions with the congress delegates.
Materials to mount posters will be available at the poster secretariat in the poster
area.
Poster format
Size: 120cm length x 80cm wide
Printing Facilities
Congress Secretariat offers you the option to print your poster at the congress
Venue.
If interested, please contact:
PRINTANDO
Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Sevilla (FIBES)
Avda. Alcalde Luis Uruñuela Nº 1
Contact: Ms. Paloma López
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +34 955 15 03 61
Mobile: +34 661 44 39 45
Poster presenters, who have sent the poster to be printed in PRINTANDO, can
collect their poster at Congress Secretariat at the Registration area.
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Useful Information
12. Useful information
General Information
For general information about Spain and Travel trips we recommend the official
Tourism Website:
http://www.spain.info/en/informacion-practica/consejos-viaje/
Seville
Seville is the most important capital in the south of Europe. With a geostrategic
location between Africa and the Mediterranean and with excellent air, sea and land
connections with Europe, it is an incomparable beacon city. Its air connections,
high-capacity motorways connecting it with Madrid and the Costa del Sol, the
high-speed train lines and its modern airport are all weighty reasons that recommend Seville as a conference venue.
Seville has excellent connections with the rest of the province, which is full of topclass tourist resources. Towns with an extraordinary historical and monumental heritage that offer legendary historical locations and the best hotels and restaurants.
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Useful Information
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Useful Information
Transport Discounts
The organization has made available certain important transport discounst for railway and air travel.
Please check details in the congress website: Transport discounts
Congress Office
Place: Registration Area Congress venue
Office hours
Sunday 11th Sep
Monday 12th Sep
Tuesday 13th Sep
Wednesday 14th Sep
Thursday 15th Sep
08:00 – 20:00 h
08:00 – 19:00 h
08:00 – 19:00 h
08:00 – 19:00 h
08:00 – 11:00 h
Contacts
Contact phones during congress
+ 34 636 10 49 24
+ 34 616 54 82 94
VENUE: FIBES II
Avda. Alcalde Luis Uruñuela, 1 41020 Sevilla.
Tel: + 34 954 47 87 00
Internet Access
Organization has arranged Wifi Access for 6th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress attendants under the following
Network: euchems2016
Password: euchems2016
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Useful Information
Congress APP
Organization has created a congress APP for your convenience. You will find all the info
in the congress website, registration desk and in your own badge.
Download the Official 6ECC APP!
And stay connected before, during, and after the Congress !
• View all meeting information on your mobile device: program, abstracts, speakers...
• Search for individual abstracts, sessions, speakers and exhibitors.
• Navigate your way through the Convention Center maps.
• Build a personalized schedule with built-in reminders.
• Receive important conference-related notifications and updates.
The APP is available for IOS, Windows and Android devices.
If your phone/tablet already has a QR code reader, simply scan the QR code to
access the app. If your phone/tablet does not yet have a QR code reader, there
are many free apps for this that are available in the App Store and on Google Play.
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Useful Information
Name Badges
All participants should wear their name badges throughout the
congress. In case you lose your badge, you can ask for a new one at
the congress office.
Congress badge is mandatory to attend all events held at the Congress Palace venue
Photographs, videos
Pictures taken at the 6th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress are used exclusively
by the organising committee and ANQUE for documentation, news coverage
and advertisement.
The use of cameras, video cameras, and cell phones is prohibited during programme sessions or in the poster exhibition areas at all times without the express consent of the presenter.
Coffee and Lunch Breaks
Access to the catering areas. All registered attendants have access to these
services as announced in the Program. Please wear your badge at all times.
Not included in these services are Accompanying Person registrations.
Tourist Information
Congress Delegates will have tourism information available at the congress venue as
well as assistance provided by the Seville Congress and Convention Bureau as well as a
Social Tours representative visibly identified as Tourism information desk from 09:00 to
18:00 h. everyday. Monday to Thursday.
Public Transportation / Taxi
To reach the venue, FIBES from the center of Seville, you can take:
Bus: Lines 27 and B4
Train: Line C4, stops at Congress Palace.
There will be a reinforcement of taxis covering the service between FIBES and the city center during the congress in its street
access. .
No shuttle service is available during the event.
Seville is a relatively small city. Most commutes in taxi or car do not
take longer than 15 m.
You will enjoy one of the best foods in Seville offered by GRUPO LA RAZA
and their famous catering service.
Group La Raza is one of the main Andalusian companies specializing
in catering and hotel services with over an 80 year history they
come with important recognitions and prizes.
The Group La Raza is in constant process of innovation and continuous improvement to offer a traditional Andalusian cuisine combined with the latest culinary trends which we hope you will enjoy
during the congress.
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Contacts
12. Contacts
Organizing Committee
[email protected]
Scientific Committee
[email protected]
Technical Congress Secretariat
[email protected]
Scientific Congress Secretariat
[email protected]
Professional Congress Organizer.
Accommodation
[email protected]
Registration
[email protected]
Sponsorship
Exhibition
[email protected]
[email protected]
Communications: press, media
and general enquiries
[email protected]
Important Phone Numbers
Congress office: + 34 636 10 49 24/ + 34 616 54 82 94
Venue: Tel: + 34 954 47 87 00
Seville Congress and Convention Bureau: +34 954 500 583
Taxis: + 34 954 57 11 11
+ 954 6222 22
+ 34 645 23 01 97
In case of emergency: 112
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Contacts
Publisher: ANQUE, National Association of Chemists in Spain & EuCheMS, European
Association for Chemical and Molecular Sciences
ANQUE
C/Lagasca, 27
28001, Madrid, Spain
Tel.: + 34 91 431 07 03
Fax: + 34 91 576 52 79
www.anque.es
EUCHEMS
Rue du Trône 62
1050, Brussels, Belgium
+32 (0) 2 289 25 67
www.euchems.eu
Edition, layout and design: MA3 Comunicación. www.ma3comunicacion.com
A very special thank you to the design team as well as to the PCO, Viajes Transvia,
www.viajestransvia.com
Status of the program as of September 8th, 2016. The publisher is not responsible for changes, typesetting or printing errors.
The information provided here is supplied by the various congress partners. No liability
for accuracy can be assumed.
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