The Annual Meeting of the Dial-a-Molecule network for 2018 will be an opportunity to preview ROAR (the Rapid On-line Analysis of Reactions facility) aka Dial-a-Molecule Institute@Imperial.
The agenda will include sessions specifically related to ROAR as well as sessions on each of the 3 main Dial-a-Molecule themes – Data-Driven 91AV, Enabling Technologies and Synthesis College. An evening poster session, with wine reception, an exhibition and ample networking opportunities will complete the programme.
Confirmed speakers include Prof. Jeff Bode (ETH Zurich), Prof. Chris Braddock (Imperial College), Dr Gill Turner (GSK), Dr Steve Djuric (Abbvie), Dr. Charlotte Willans (University of Leeds), Dr. Henry Dubina (Mettler-Toledo), Prof. Donna Blackmond (Scripps), Dr. Rachel Grainger (Astex), Prof. Mimi Hii (Imperial), Prof. John Blacker (University of Leeds), Prof. Jeremy Frey (University of Southampton), Dr Jordi Bures (University of Manchester), Dr Liam Ball (University of Nottingham), Dr James Donald (University of York).
The meeting is free-to-attend, including coffees, teas, lunches and wine reception. Overnight accommodation is NOT included, however a number of rooms are available for booking by delegates using the link available at registration. ECR travel bursaries are available for this meeting - please apply to Dialamol@soton.ac.uk.
The agenda will include sessions specifically related to ROAR as well as sessions on each of the 3 main Dial-a-Molecule themes – Data-Driven 91AV, Enabling Technologies and Synthesis College. An evening poster session, with wine reception, an exhibition and ample networking opportunities will complete the programme.
Confirmed speakers include Prof. Jeff Bode (ETH Zurich), Prof. Chris Braddock (Imperial College), Dr Gill Turner (GSK), Dr Steve Djuric (Abbvie), Dr. Charlotte Willans (University of Leeds), Dr. Henry Dubina (Mettler-Toledo), Prof. Donna Blackmond (Scripps), Dr. Rachel Grainger (Astex), Prof. Mimi Hii (Imperial), Prof. John Blacker (University of Leeds), Prof. Jeremy Frey (University of Southampton), Dr Jordi Bures (University of Manchester), Dr Liam Ball (University of Nottingham), Dr James Donald (University of York).
The meeting is free-to-attend, including coffees, teas, lunches and wine reception. Overnight accommodation is NOT included, however a number of rooms are available for booking by delegates using the link available at registration. ECR travel bursaries are available for this meeting - please apply to Dialamol@soton.ac.uk.
