Science Researcher Update: Spotlight on Meetings, Conferences, and Events

Spotlight on Science Meetings, Conferences and Events brings you information on the following: International Conference on Catalysis

This International Conference on Catalysis and Pyrolysis (ICCP 2018) meeting creates a platform for Policy-makers, Scientists, representatives and decision makers in Catalysis and pyrolysis to present their latest catalytic and pyrolytic research and learn about all the important developments in catalysis and pyrolysis research. ICCP-2018 is an excellent opportunity for the delegates from Universities and Institutes to interact with the world class Scientists. Major topics discussed are Chemical Reaction Engineering, Kinetics and catalysis, Catalysis for Chemical Synthesis, Bio catalysis, Biotransformation, Organometallic catalysis and Organocatalysis, Spectroscopy in Catalysis, Photo catalysis and Nano Catalysis, Environmental and green catalysis, Advances in Catalysis, Polymer Engineering, Pyrolysis, Biomass, Characterization of pyrolysis reaction and applications of analytical pyrolysis.

 

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Spotlight on Science Meetings, Conferences and Events brings you information on the following: Shuttle-Catalysis: A Conceptual Blueprint for Reversible Functional Group Transfer Seminar

This scientific seminar at The Scripps Research Institute is sponsored by the Department of Chemistry Bicoastal Seminar Series and hosted by Assistant Professor, Keary Engle (Ph.D.). Bill Morandi, Dr. Sc., is an Independent Max Planck Research Group Leader at the Max-Planck-Institut Für Kohlenforschung in Germany. Morandi will present "Shuttle-Catalysis: A Conceptual Blueprint for Reversible Functional Group Transfer."

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