Agenda - Flow Chemistry Europe

Thursday, April 16

8.30-9.30	Registration
9.30-9.45	Opening remarks by Timothy Noël – Flow Chemistry Society, Switzerland
9.45-10.30	L1 – Plenary 1. Milad Abolhasani, NCSU – North Carolina State University, USA Title: Fluidic Self-Driving Labs for Accelerated Materials and Molecular Discovery
10.30-10.55	L2 – Timothy Noël, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Title: RoboChem and the Rise of Intelligent Flow Chemistry
10.55-11.20	L3 – Alexander Pomberger, ReactWise, United Kingdom Title: Integrating Machine Learning and Flow Chemistry for Accelerated Process Optimization
11.20-12.00	Coffee break with snacks
12.00-12:25	L4 – Victor Sans, University Jaume I, Spain Title: Sustainable Pharmaceutical Process R&D Enabled by Continuous Manufacturing
12:25-12:50	L5 – Yi Jiang, Leapstar Technologies LLC, USA Title: Modular flow technologies made scalable continuous manufacturing of API and chemicals real
12:50-13:15	L6 – Thomas Toupy, Takeda Pharmaceuticals International Co., USA Title:
13:15-14:30	Lunch
14:30-14:55	L7 – Frank Gupton, Virginia Commonwealth University, Medicines for All Institute, USA Title:
14.55-15.20	L8 – Koen Kuijpers, Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies/JnJ, Belgium Title:
15:20-15:45	L9 – Clemens R. Horn, Corden Pharma Chenôve, France Title: From hours to minutes to days – Transferring a batch hydrogenation to a pilot scale flow process
15:45-17:15	*Poster Session & Coffee break*
17:15-17.40	L10 – Clemens Maria Jose Nieves, Eli Lilly, Spain Title:
17.40-18.05	L11 – Andrea Laybourn, University of Leeds, United Kingdom Title: Microwave-Assisted Flow Technologies for Scalable Advanced Materials Production
18.05-18.30	L12 – Wouter Stam, Flowid B.V, The Netherlands Title:
18.45-20.45	*Gala Dinner & Poster Awards ceremony*

Friday, April 17

9.15-10.00	L13 – Plenary 2. Tanja Junkers, Monash University, Australia Title: Creating the data for an informatic chemistry future from flow synthesis
10.00-10.25	L14 – Rigoberto Advincula, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), University of Tennessee, USA Title:
10.25-10.50	L15 – Selin Kara Aarhus University, Denmark, Leibniz University Hannover, Germany Title: Process Intensification in Biocatalysis: Transitioning from Batch to Continuous
10:50-12:00	INDUSTRIAL FLASH PRESENTATIONS Corden Pharma International GmbH – Olivier Legrand Title: Asynt Ltd. – Andrew Mansfield Title: KNAUER Wissenschaftliche Geräte GmbH – Carsten Losch Title: Flowid B.V. – Wouter Stam Title: Vapourtec – Title: Zeton B.V. – Title: Corning SAS – Paola Grossi Title: HNP Mikrosysteme GmbH – Title: ThalesNano Inc. – Title:
12.00-13.15	Lunch
13.15-13.40	L16 – Nopphon Weeranoppanant, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Title: Advancing Flow Photocatalysis and Biocatalysis via Dynamic Kinetics Modelling and Flow Reactor Design Optimization
13.40-14.05	L17 – Stephen G. Newman, University of Ottawa, Canada Title: Taming Hazardous Reactions with Continuous Flow Chemistry
14.05-14.30	L18 – Anita R. Maguire, University College Cork, Ireland Title: Leveraging Flow Chemistry to Address Synthetic Challenges
14.30-14.55	L19 – Wai Chung FU, City University of Hong Kong, China Title: Beating All Odds with Flow: Enabling Divergent Reaction Pathways of R-22 Gas
14.55-15.30	Coffee break with snacks
15.30-15.55	L20 – Marcus Baumann, University College Dublin, Ireland Title: New Tools for Photochemistry and Metalation Reactions in Flow Mode
15.55-16.20	L21 – Sándor B. Ötvös, University of Graz, Research Center Pharmaceutical Engineering GmbH (RCPE), Austria Title: Continuous Mechanochemical Synthesis of Amides Using Bead Milling Technology
16.20-16:55	L22 – Thomas Heugebaert, Ghent University, Belgium Title: When flow photochemistry meets new, challenging process constraints
16:55-17:10	Closing Remarks by the Conference Chairs: Jean-Christophe Monbaliu – University of Liège, Belgium, and Anna Slater – University of Liverpool, United Kingdom