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Résumé: Europe’s leading forum for crystal form development is returning to London in March 2009. Polymorphism and Crystallisation 2009 will give you critical updates on new analytical technologies, groundbreaking case studies and cutting edge scale-up strategies, enabling you to benchmark your organisations development processes.

A key focus for companies working in the industry is to not only to reduce the impurities and improve the properties of drugs for further development, but also to look at the correct analytical and characterisation techniques. Ensuring effective patent protection and patent term extension, whilst gaining increased market share in this current financial climate.

Résumé: Welcome to the 2nd annual Advances in Synthetic Chemistry conference and exhibition. This year's event will be held in the beautiful and historic city of Edinburgh. The conference will be co-located with Peptides Europe. Registered delegates will have access to both meetings ensuring a very cost-effective trip. Make the most of your trip by attending the pre-conference training course. Keynote Speakers: Mark Bradley, Professor, University of Edinburgh Oliver Kappe, Professor, University of Graz Mark Bagley, Lecturer, University of Cardiff Agenda Topics to include: Advances in Synthesis Techniques and Technologies Flow Chemistry Microwave-Assisted Organic Synthesis

Résumé: The annual Analytical Research Forum (ARF) is the premier Analytical Science meeting of the RSC and will be held this year at the University of Kent and at Pfizer in Sandwich.

The meeting is primarily for early-stage analytical science researchers (industrial scientists, PhD students and postdoctoral fellows) to present their latest results in the context of the wider analytical science community.

Résumé: During the 55 year history of rare gas matrix isolation, the enduring feature has been the ability to synthesize and characterize chemical entities that are not accessible by other routes. This has provided huge insight into chemical structure, bonding and reactivity over great swathes of the periodic table. The conference will reflect this core activity with sessions covering the synthesis and characterization of a range of organic, main group and transition metal species. The application of matrices to astrophysics, astrochemistry, astrobiology and interstellar spectroscopy will also be covered. Understanding the fundamental physics of matrix processes has always been important, and this will be a continuing feature of the conference. The application of computational techniques has greatly increased the robustness of spectral assignments and understanding of the processes occurring, and this important area will also feature. In addition to these “core” areas there will also be a number of talks with the aim of stimulating discussion about where the future of matrix isolation lies.