Thieme Cheminar #31: “Metal-Mediated Chemistry and Catalysis”

Metal-mediated chemistry and catalysis play a pivotal role in transforming how we develop chemical reactions, offering greener, more efficient pathways to produce essential compounds. In this Thieme Cheminar, we will explore the journey from process chemistry to innovative methodologies and learn how these powerful tools are accelerating breakthroughs across the field!

In this Thieme Cheminar, we will explore the journey from process chemistry to innovative methodologies and learn how these powerful tools are accelerating breakthroughs across the field!

The event will be chaired by SYNTHESIS and SYNFACTS Editor Martin Oestreich from Technical University (TU) Berlin, Germany..

Speaker line-up:

• Ivana Fleischer (University of Tuebingen, Germany) – “Designing New Synthetic Concepts for Imparting Molecular Complexity with C-1 Sources”
• Matthew Horwitz (Eurofins Villapharma Research, Spain) – “What is Discovery Process Chemistry? Introduction and State of the Art”
• Vittorio Pace (University of Turin, Italy) – “Catalysis and C–S bonds”

This Thieme Cheminar is of particular interest to organic chemistry students, graduates, and researchers in industry and academia. Sign up now to save your spot!

Register for the Cheminar: https://events.thieme.com/webcheminar/