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ICPOC-25 has been postponed to July 10-15 2022 because of the bad situation caused by the spread of infection of COVID-19.
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Welcome message
Dear colleagues,
I am very happy to announce to hold the 25th IUPAC International Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry (ICPOC 25) in Hiroshima, Japan, from 10th to 15th July 2022.
Since the first meeting in 1972, the ICPOC meetings have been the leading international gatherings on Physical Organic Chemistry.
Traditionally, Physical Organic Chemistry relates molecular structure to chemical behavior, by means of the study of structure, reactivity, mechanism and equilibrium in organic systems, aiming at the quantitative, molecular level understanding of their properties. Nowadays, Physical Organic Chemistry encompasses a much wider range of contexts, extending into materials science, biology and systems chemistry. The ICPOC 25th will focus on discussing (1) Organic Reactivity and Reactive Intermediates Chemistry, (2) Theoretical and Computational Organic Chemistry, (3) π-Conjugated Molecular and Materials Chemistry, (4) Organic Photochemistry, (5) Supramolecular Chemistry, (6) Organic Main Group Chemistry, and their related chemistry.
This comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach plays a pivotal role in the development of chemical sciences, expanding their boundaries, and reflects on the vibrant and enlightening scientific discussions usually held in ICPOC meetings.
Together with an outstanding scientific program, you will feel the colors, flavors, tastes, history and traditions of Hiroshima area. I strongly encourage young chemists to come to Hiroshima and enjoy the ICPOC meeting.
I am very much looking forward to seeing you in Hiroshima, Japan, in 2022.
Sincerely,
Manabu Abe
Important dates
ICPOC-25 has been postponed to July 10-15 2022 because of the bad situation caused by the spread of infection of COVID-19.
Abstract: TBDEarly registrations: TBD
Conference dates: July 10-15 2022
Committees
Manabu Abe (Chair), Department of Chemistry, Hiroshima University, JapanIan H. Williams
Igor Alabugin
Jin-Pei Cheng
Maria Lurdes dos Santos de Cristiano
Jason Brian Harper
Moisés Canle López
Miroslav Ludwig
Anat Milo
Heidi Muchall
Henrik Ottosson
Charles L. Perrin
Hans-Ullrich Siehl
Pietro R. Tundo
Einar Uggerud
Local Organizing Committe
Manabu Abe (Hiroshima University, Chair)Takeharu Haino (Hiroshima University, Co-Chair)
Shuhei Itoh (Chiba Institute of Technology)
Daisuke Kaneno (Kochi University)
Toshikazu Kitagawa (Mie University)
Kazuhide Nakata (Hosei University)
Yasushi Ohga (Oita University)
Satoshi Usui (Niigata University)
Agenda
TBDRegistration
Category | Early (by TBD) |
Late (by TBD) |
Onsite (July 10-15, 2022) |
---|---|---|---|
IUPAC Member | 68,000 JPY | 78,000 JPY | 78,000 JPY |
Non-Member | 72,000 JPY | 82,000 JPY | 82,000 JPY |
Industry | 85,000 JPY | 95,000 JPY | 95,000 JPY |
Student | 35,000 JPY | 45,000 JPY | 45,000 JPY |
Accompany person | 35,000 JPY | 40,000 JPY | – |
Venue
Conference Venue: Grand Prince Hotel HiroshimaAddress: 23-1 Motoujina-machi, Minami-ku, Hiroshima
Hiroshima, 734-8543 Japan
Lunch & Coffee
Lunch and Coffee are available during the conference.Child Care Center
We will have a day nursery facility during the conference in the conference site Grand Prince Hotel.The pre-symposium
The pre-symposium will be held in Okayama (Kurashiki), July 2-4. The topics is “Photo-Science”. When you are interested in the conference, please send your message to Dr. Abe (mabe@hiroshima-u.ac.jp).Support
The Society of Physical Organic Chemistry, Japan (JPOC)Hiroshima University
Electric Technology Research Foundation of Chugoku
TOKUYAMA SCIENCE FOUNDATION
THE KAJIMA FOUNDATION
JASCO Corporation
NISSIN SEIKI CO., LTD.
ARK TECH Co.,Ltd
Otsuka kikai Co.,Ltd
HPC SYSTEMS Inc.
Hiroshima Wako Co.,Ltd.
AG! Group
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