This course provides a series of overview lectures of important established chemistry as well as perspectives on newer, up and coming chemistry.

Organic synthesis is a discipline which has been in existence for more than a century. It is a major facilitator for the chemical industry and a significant contributor to society, applications being found in the pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, agrochemicals, speciality chemicals, electronics and other related industries. As we all appreciate, the field of organic chemistry continues to thrive as a result of more detailed understanding and new innovations constantly being published. There is an ever increasing range of synthetic techniques and technologies, available to the organic chemist which can be somewhat bewildering when given the task of designing appropriate routes to target molecules..

This three-day course, written and presented by highly experienced chemists from the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industry, provides a series of overview lectures of important established chemistry as well as perspectives on newer, up and coming chemistry. The course content is selected with a view to serve as a reminder for chemists of some of the key aspects of well-established chemistry, including examples of recent applications, to provide greater understanding of both new and familiar chemistry and also aims to inspire chemists to innovate.

Category: Classes / Courses | Professional Training.

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Artist / Speaker: Dr Will Watson.