Selected Papers from the Scientific Days of the French Chemical Society (SCF)–Western Section (BPL)
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2019) | Viewed by 9280
Special Issue Editor
Interests: biphotonic absorbers; redox-switchable NLO-phores; redox-driven molecular switches; molecular spectroscopy; molecular photonics and electronics; catalysis
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Under the auspices of the Western Section (Brittany-Pays de la Loire) of the Chemical Society of France (SCF), the Rennes chemists are organizing a congress on 1–3 April, 2019 in Trégastel (Côtes d'Armor). This congress is held every two years, its organization being entrusted by rotation to one of the universities that make up this West Section (universities of Rennes, Brest, Vannes-Lorient, Nantes, Angers, Le Mans).
It usually brings together a hundred participants, mostly academic researchers and students from both Western Section regions, thus making it possible to strengthen and develop important links between the various laboratories, a necessary condition for the implementation of joint projects, common training, common research structures. Another objective of this event is to make researchers aware of the value of their research. It is particularly open to young researchers, doctoral students, and post-doctoral researchers from laboratories in the Greater West, who will find here the opportunity to compare their results and experiences and present their works orally.
In order to encourage interactions between all participants, the congress is organized in a full-residential mode at the Belambra vvf center of Trégastel, an exceptional location along the Brittany coast. It will present seven guest lectures, about forty oral communications, and two poster sessions.
Topics of this year include organic synthesis and catalysis, physical chemistry, supramolecular chemistry, stellar and prebiotic chemistry, solid and materials chemistry.
Dr. Frédéric Paul
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Total synthesis
- Catalysis
- Physical chemistry
- Supramolecular chemistry
- Stellar chemistry
- Prebiotic chemistry
- Material chemistry
- Molecular electronics
- Luminescence
- Spectroelectrofluorochromism
