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1.Stereochemistry
Dates	29 Jul 2012 → 03 Aug 2012	[ID=455736]
Location	Newport, RI, United States
Organizer	Gordon Research Conferences
Abstract	Stereochemistry defines the spatial arrangement of atoms in space and provides chemical perspicuity. This special topic in chemistry is key to our ability to design and prepare innovative molecular architectures to serve as new catalysts, new materials and new therapeutics. As such, these tools guide us to understand stereochemical interactions enabling an iteration of understanding. These same precepts allow us to rationalize the chemistry of biology and biologically active compounds. Although our fundamental understanding of stereochemistry may reduce to phenomena on the molecular scale, its practical aspects extrapolate to ton-scale production and sustainable technologies. The daunting task to cover this topic in one conference is a 40 year tradition of the Stereochemistry GRC, which has been a leading venue for scientists to discuss issues of structure, property and synthesis. The Gordon Research Conference on Stereochemistry provides a unique forum for the discussion of current discoveries and intellectual advances pertaining to this most relevant, timely topic. The speaker selection in each of these disciplines emphasizes the very latest in mechanistic and structural aspects of chemistry and biology with stereochemistry at its core. The 2012 meeting will focus on highly topical areas of stereochemistry. A plenary program of 29 speakers and 9 moderators will form the basis for the conference. There will be also 2 poster sessions with associated "chalk-talks" for new independent researchers. An open atmosphere for informal discussion events in the afternoon and late evening will be fostered.
Weblink	http://www.grc.org/programs.aspx?year=2012&program=stereochem

2.TETW2012 — 13th Tetrahedron Symposium (Asia) - Challenges in Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry
Dates	27 Nov 2012 → 30 Nov 2012	[ID=450178]
Location	Taipei, Taiwan
Abstract	Chemistry is playing an increasingly pivotal role and chemists are often intimately involved at the forefront of the biological sciences whilst bringing to them the distinctive approaches of the rigorous chemical sciences. The Symposium will also highlight the key role of chemistry in the discovery and development of new therapeutic agents for human diseases.
Topics	chemical biology, synthetic, bioorganic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, sequencing nucleic acids: from chemistry to life sciences and medicine, Oligonucleotide-based tools for pharmacology and nano-engineering, The future of kinase drug discovery - challenges and opportunities, Vaccines as a new paradigm for the treatment of drug addiction, Fragment-based drug discovery: a decade of thinking small, Chemical biology of nanomedicines, Modulation of DNA damage-response pathways in cancer therapy, The chemical biology of protein splicing, Molecular design for selective recognition and reaction with RNA Target identification for biologically relevant small molecules, Total Synthesis as a Vehicle for Interrogating Biosynthetic and Biomechanistic Puzzles
Weblink	http://www.tetrahedronsymposiumasia.com/
Contact	Steve Jebbett, Conference Secretariat; Phone: (+86 18 2109 58795); Email: customerservice-tetrahedron12@elsevier.com
Related subject(s)	Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry; Pharmacology and Drug Development

Last updated: 29 December 2011