Southampton Supramolecular Chemistry Symposium 2016 Event
For more information regarding this event, please email Steve Goldup at S.Goldup@soton.ac.uk .
Event details
The Southampton Supramolecular Chemistry Symposium 2016 is focussed on early career researchers (PhD and PDRA) working in supramolecular chemistry. This free one-day symposium is a great opportunity for PhDs and postdocs to present their research and network with their peers and leaders within the supramolecular field.
9:30 Registration and Coffee
10.00 First oral session
Jamie Lewis (University of Southampton)
Facile Iterative Synthesis of Oligo[n]rotaxanes
Gregory Clixby (University of Sheffield)
Studies Towards a Self-Replicating Porphyrin System
V. Santolini (Imperial College London)
Topological Design of Porous Organic Cages
Mark Freely (Queen Mary University of London)
Assembly of DNA-Wrapped SWCNT-Protein Hydrids
Simon Coles (National Crystallographic Service)
11.00 Poster session
13.00 Second oral session
Ignacio Insua (University of Birminingham)
Supramolecular assembly of enzymeresponsive nanoparticles with targeted antimicrobial activity
Xin Wu (University of Southampton)
Valinomycin for chloride: Nonprotonophoric electrogenic chloride carriers
Romain Mailhot (Loughborough University)
Tuning selectivity between polyphosphate anions using fluorescent metal complexes
Christopher G. P. Taylor (University of Sheffield)
Trapping, Detection and Destruction of Nerve Agent Simulants within Supramolecular Cages
Mark Sambrook (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory)
Supramolecular chemistry of chemical warfare agents: from fundamental understanding to hazard mitigation
14.00 Poster session
15.30 Third oral session
Daniel J. Cornwell (University of York)
Photopatterned Multidomain Multicomponent Gels
Laura Mears (University of Liverpool)
Drying Peptide Hydrogels: a SANS study
F. Fasano (Cardiff University)
Borazine Doped Polyphenylenes
Sam Bradberry (Queen’s University Belfast)
Lanthanide Luminescent Logic – functional organic scaffolds and soft polymers gels as logic gate mimics
Julian Rose (Directed Assembly Network)
RSC Plenary Lecture
16.30 Professor AP de Silva (Queens University)
Fluorescent Sensing and Logic Systems
17.30 Closing Remarks, Prizes and Wine Reception