Speakers include:

Prof. Thorsten Bach (Munich, Germany)
Prof. Mark Lautens (Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Geraldine Masson (ICSN, France)
Prof. Chris Willis (Bristol, UK)
Prof. David Procter (Manchester, UK)
Dr. Katherine Wheelhouse (GSK, UK)
Prof. Daniele Leonori (RWTH Aachen, Germany)
Prof. Elaine O’Reilly (UCD, Ireland)
Prof. Ruth Gschwind (Regensburg, Germany)
 
We are welcoming applications for supporting lectures, short talks and posters (please see the attached Grasmere 2023 further particulars). 

For further information please email the secretary (M.C.Kimber@lboro.ac.uk).

 

Supporting Talks

A large number of 30 minute supporting talks will be available to paid, registered participants. These will be selected from abstracts submitted by 24th March 2023.

 

Postgraduate Talks

A large number of 15 minute short talks are available to registered and paid postgraduate students. Talks will be selected by the committee based upon abstracts submitted by 24th March 2023.

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PLUS

• poster session with prizes

• Excellent afternoon walks

• Conference Banquet

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Scientific Activities:

 

Poster Session:

There will be a poster session in the Wordsworth Hotel on Friday, after the evening lecture session. We are offering to all delegates the opportunity to submit posters; those interested in submitting a poster should email a one-page abstract (Word .doc or .docx) based on the enclosed sample abstract and using the template by 24.03.2023. Prizes will be awarded for the best posters presented by PhD students.  Posters should be A1 or A0 Portrait.

 

Supporting Speakers:

A number of supporting speaker slots (30 mins) are available to participants. These are normally split between academics and industrialists. If you are interested, you should submit an abstract for consideration by the Committee (as well as registering for the meeting) as soon as possible, and no later than 24.03.2023. You will be informed of the outcome by 12.04.2023.

 

The Group does not cover travel expenses or accommodation for supporting speakers.

 

PhD Student and Post-Doc Oral Presentations:

There are several short talk (15mins) slots available for final year PhD students and post-docs, in order to present their research. These will be selected from the best poster abstracts submitted. Please indicate when submitting your abstract if you also wish to be considered for oral presentation. You will be informed if you have been accepted to speak by 12.04.2023.