Flow Chemistry Congress

Training Courses

Keynote Speakers

Paul Hanson
Professor, University of Kansas

Timothy Jamison
Robert R. Taylor Professor and Department Head, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Klavs Jensen
Professor, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology

Tyler McQuade
Associate Professor, Florida State University

Overview

Welcome to the Flow Chemistry Congress and exhibition. The primary focus of this 2nd meeting will be on the use of enabling technologies in synthetic chemistry and continuous flow chemistry.
Under the auspices of the Flow Chemistry Society a line-up of experts from academia and industry, supported by invited lecturers, will address the latest advances in the field. Delegates will also have the chance to share their research in planned poster sessions as well as having access to an extensive exhibition of world leading equipment vendors.

Agenda Topics

Lab to Pilot Scale
Meso Flow Chemistry
Microfluidic Flow Chemistry
New Directions in Flow Chemistry

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

Exhibition Team,
exhibitors@selectbio.com
+44 (0) 1206 501654

Distinguished Faculty

Michael Gonzalez, , US Environmental Protection Agency
Nicholas Leadbeater, Associate Professor, University of Connecticut
Brian Marquardt, Director, University of Washington
Martin Guinn, Director Process Safety and Engineering Technologies, Pfizer
Paul Watts, Distinguished Professor and Research Chair, Nelson Mandela University
Frank Gupton, Floyd D. Gottwald Chaired Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University
David Ager, Principal Scientist, DSM Pharma Chemicals
Graham Sandford, Professor, Durham University
Floris Rutjes, Professor, Radboud University Nijmegen
Matthew Yates, Research Scientist, Lilly
Paul Richardson, Senior Principal Scientist, Pfizer Worldwide Research and Development
Dominique Hebrault, Senior Technology and Application Consultant, Mettler Toledo AutoChem Inc
Martin Cohen, Sr Research Fellow, CYTEC Specialty Chemicals

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