Programme
There will be 22 keynote (35 minute) and ~24 selected oral (20 minute) contributions, with talks running from Sunday afternoon to Thursday afternoon. There will be two, dedicated, poster sessions (with posters staying up for the whole conference).
As in Trieste, there will be a dedicated event to discuss industry-academic interactions, with a focus towards engaging PhD and PDRA early career participants.
The conference dinner will be held on Thursday evening in the speculator Station Hall of the National Railway Museum, where we will celebrate the conference amongst iconic trains, including a Royal Train.
Conference Themes
The conference will cover the broad range of sub-disciplines in homogeneous catalysis, with an emphasis on the following themes:
1. Applied catalysis and processes
2. Biocatalysis
3. The interface between homo- and heterogeneous catalysis
4. Catalysis for a sustainable and circular economy
5. Emerging technologies for catalysis
6. Digitisation, modelling and prediction
7. Catalysis using Platinum Group Metals
8. Catalysis using earth abundant metals
9. Main-group catalysis
10. Photocatalysis and electrocatalysis
Tentative Schedule
Sunday afternoon/early evening: Registration (from 3 – 5 pm), two keynote lectures, welcome mixer.
Monday: 8:40 to 17:30 followed by a poster session until 19:30. Lunch provided
Tuesday: 8:40 to 17:30 followed by a poster session until 19:30. Lunch provided
Wednesday: 8:40 to 12:50 followed by an Early Career Industry session (lunch provided for those attending the Early Career Industry session). Afternoon/evening free time.
Thursday: 8:40 to 17:30 (including closing ceremony). Lunch provided. Conference dinner at 19:30.