External Events
External catalysis events and opportunities for your diary below.
Please check event websites for latest updates and information as the COVID-19 situation is constantly changing and many events may be postponed or cancelled.
When: 6 – 8 April 2020Where: Sheffield, United Kingdom This conference has now been postponed. Please see the website – https://www.rsc.org/events/detail/38381/faraday-joint-interest-group-conference-2020 for more details. This Faraday Division joint interest group conference is the second in the series, the first in 2017 being a big success, it is set to be a highlight for…
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When: 6 – 9 September 2020Where: Renold Building, The University of Manchester The 11th International Conference on Environmental Catalysis is in Manchester, UK from 6th to 9th September 2020. The ICEC, which was first held in Pisa in 1995 has had a major influence on the development of catalytic solutions to…
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When: 17 September 2020, 10:00-17:30,Where: Billingham, United Kingdom Highlighting the challenges of selecting the right catalyst for any chemical process, the meeting will provide a forum for interaction between industrial and academic scientists. The event will provide formal presentations and opportunities to debate the issues involved. For more information and…
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When: 14 October 2020Where: York SCI’s Day of Science & Careers is an annual career event designed to give information about the wide-range of careers covered in the chemical, chemistry-using and other science based industries. Speakers from a range of industrial, academic and independent backgrounds will present their career pathway…
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When: NEW DATE 26 – 29 October 2020Where: Rennes, France This symposium will present the recent researches and developments on homogeneous catalysis arising from molecular metal complexes, including their heterogeneous applications, for : Organometallic catalysis for green syntheses Step economic synthesis and transition metal-catalyzed clean processes Clean processes leading to complex…
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