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Our invited prestigious speakers lead a topical programme supplemented by selected contributed oral presentations and poster sessions for which abstracts are invited.
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25th Tetrahedron Symposium
1-4 July 2025 | Bruges, Belgium
Submit abstracts by 24 January 2025
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Join global leaders from both academia and industry for a topical program highlighting the latest results in organic chemistry, chemical biology and medicinal chemistry.
...opportunity to interact with world-class speakers who presented absolutely amazing chemistry...
.. a high class schedule, but also with opportunity to talk to everyone (including the top speakers)…
Our invited prestigious speakers lead a topical programme supplemented by selected contributed oral presentations and poster sessions for which abstracts are invited.
Abstracts are invited by 24 January 2025 for talks and posters on the following topics:
New reagents, catalysts, strategies and concepts for organic synthesis
Total synthesis and biosynthesis of natural products
Stereoselective synthesis and asymmetric catalysis
Bioorganic chemistry and chemical biology
Drug discovery and medicinal chemistry
Supramolecular chemistry
Physical and computational methods in organic chemistry
Photoredox and organic electrochemistry
Organic materials chemistry
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Abstract submission: 24 January 2025
Author registration: 11 April 2025
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Previous events in the series:
2024: Montpellier, France 2023: Gothenburg, Sweden 2022: Lisbon, Portugal 2020: Held online in 2021 2019: Bangkok, Thailand 2018: Riva del Garda, Italy 2017: Tetrahedron Asia: Melbourne 2017: Budapest, Hungary 2016: Sitges, Spain 2015: Tetrahedron Asia: Shanghai 2015: Berlin 2014: Tetrahedron Asia: Singapore 2014: London 2013: Tetrahedron Asia: Seoul 2013: Vienna 2012: Tetrahedron Asia: Taipei 2012: Amsterdam 2011: Sitges 2010: Beijing 2009: Paris 2008: Berkeley 2007: Berlin 2006: Kyoto 2005: Bordeaux 2004: New York 2003: Oxford 2002: Shanghai 1997: Munich 1995: Kyoto