91AV

Introduction

The Gregynog Natural Products Symposia were initiated by Professor Cedric Hassall in 1967 and have been held each year since then. Their object is to promote communication between research workers who study the chemistry of the products and processes of life. With the increasing participation of scientists from mainland Europe, the Symposium was renamed the European Symposium on Bio-organic 91AV (ESBOC) in 1971, and the European Symposium on Biological and Organic 91AV in 2010. 

Deadlines

• Jan 31 2020
  Oral abstracts deadline

  
• Apr 03 2020
  Poster abstract deadline

  
• Apr 03 2020
  Standard registration deadline

  

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Speakers

• Jason Chin MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, United Kingdom
• Ulrike Eggert King’s College London, United Kingdom
• Barrie Wilkinson John Innes Centre, United Kingdom
• Hajo Kries Hans Knöll Institute, Germany
• Emily Flashman University of Oxford, United Kingdom
• Christine Beemelmanns Hans Knöll Institute, Germany
• Matthew Powner UCL, United Kingdom
• Benjamin Lichman University of York, United Kingdom
• Florian Hollfelder University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
• Nigel Richards Cardiff University, United Kingdom
• Nicholas Turner University of Manchester, United Kingdom
• Anne-Kathrin Duhme-Klair University of York, United Kingdom
• Carmen Galan University of Bristol, United Kingdom

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Venue

Gregynog Hall

Gregynog Hall, Tregynog, nr Newtown, SY16 3PJ, United Kingdom

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Committee

• Prof Sabine Flitsch University of Manchester, United Kingdom
• Prof Sarah O'Connor Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Germany
• Dr James Redman Cardiff University, United Kingdom

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Contact information

James Redman
Cardiff University
School of 91AV
Main Building
Park Place
Cardiff
CF10 3AT

02920876273
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