Molecular Nanotour Symposium 2024
11-14 November 2024
Münster, Germany
Join us during Symposium Day
12th November 2024
Symposium
At the center of soft nanoscience in Münster
12th of November
Abstract Submission
For submitting abstracts for contributions (poster or oral presentations) please fill in the form and follow the instructions.
You can download the abstract template from the attachment below:
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The deadline for abstract submission is the 18th of October 2024.
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Group leaders decide who will give an oral presentation. You either give an oral presentation or present a poster, not both. Oral presentations of group members have an overall time slot of 25 minutes. To allow for a discussion (5 minutes) you should plan for a 20-minute presentation.
For any questions regarding abstracts or presentations feel free to contact us (a.jensma@rug.nl).
Symposium schedule
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9.30 Opening of the Symposium
Prof. Frank Glorius, Prof. Bart Jan Ravoo, Dr. Michael Lerch and Prof. Ben Feringa
Session 1 – Chair: Bart Jan Ravoo
9.35 Keynote Lecture – Jens Voskuhl (Universität Duisburg Essen)
Photoresponsive Luminophores – Design Concepts and Applications
10.15 Bastian Stövesand (Münster)
Surface Tension Manipulation with Visible Light through Sensitized Disequilibration of Photoswitchable Amphiphiles
10.40 Coffee break with posters (session A)
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Session 2 – Chair: Michael Lerch
11.30 Jarne de Jong (Groningen)
Mechanophores as Kick-Starters for Reaction Cascades
11.55 Hoàn Quân Trân (Münster)
Light Responsive Liquid Crystals
12.20 Eric Sidler (Groningen)
Redox-Switchable Aromaticity in a Helically Extended Indeno[2,1-c]fluorene
12.45 Lunch
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Session 3 – Chair: Ben Feringa
13:45 Keynote Lecture - Tobias Ritter (Max-Planck-Institute)
Late-Stage Functionalizations
14:25 Annemarie Doze (Groningen)
Development of an ultrafast PQ-ERA photoclick reaction for Positron Emission Tomography (PET) tracer synthesis.
14:50 Coffee break with posters (session B)
Session 4 – Chair: Frank Glorius
15:50 Marco Pierau (Münster)
Direct access to nitrogen-rich (semi-)saturated heterocycles by enantioselective arene hydrogenation
16:15 Anka Hagelschuer (Groningen)
Uncovering the Self-enantioresolving Properties of Chiral Amine Derivatives. Applications in Asymmetric Synthesis and Catalysis
16.40 Felix Katzenburg (Münster)
Data-driven Organic Chemistry - Virtual and Experimental Strategies in the Search for Reactivity
17:05 Closing of the symposium
Poster prize announcement
Programme Feringa Trip
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