Agenda - Flow Chemistry Europe

Thursday, April 3

8.00-9.00	Registration
9.00-9.15	Opening remarks by Timothy Noël – Flow Chemistry Society
9.15-10.00	L1 – Plenary lecture – Flavien Susanne, Astra-Zeneca, UK Title:
10.10-10.30	L2 – Stephen Born, Continuus Pharma, USA Title: An Update on the Development for the Integrated Continuous Manufacturing (ICM) of an Antiviral Drug
10.30-11.00	L3 – Larry Wang, PharmaBlock, China Title: Continuous air oxidation & H2 reductive amination via micropacked bed technology
11.00-11.40	Coffee break
11.40-12:10	L4 – Benjamin Martin, Novartis, Switzerland Title: Sustainable Pharmaceutical Process R&D Enabled by Continuous Manufacturing
12:10-12:40	L5 – Dmytro Volochnyuk, Enamine, Ukraine Title:
12:40-13:10	L6 – Jean-Philippe Krieger, Syngenta, Switzerland Title: Continuous Processes in the Agrochemical Industry – Drivers and Applications
13:10-14:20	Lunch
14:20-14:50	L7 – Plenary lecture – Anna Slater, University of Liverpool, UK Title: Reversible chemical processes in flow
14.50-15.20	L8 –Martina Letizia Contente, University of Milan, Italy Title:
15:20-15:50	L9 – Jose Aleman, University of Madrid, Spain Title: Exploring Photo-, Electro- and Organo-catalysis for Sustainable Synthesis
16:20-17:20	Poster Session
17:20-18.40	Industrial Flash Presentations Microfluidics Innovation Center – Camila Betterelli Giuliano Title: How can microfluidics bring flow chemistry to the next level? Knauer wissenschaftliche Gerate GmbH – Title: Flowid B.V. – Kevin van Eeten Title: Fluitec mixing + reaction solutions AG – Alain Georg Title: Vapourtec Ltd – Title: Farmhispania Group – Mateo Berton Title: HNP Mikrosysteme GmbH – Carsten Damerau Qfluidics – Thomas Biellmann Title: ThalesNano, Inc. – Title:
19.00-21.00	Poster Award Ceremony and Gala Dinner
	End of Day 1.

Friday, April 4

9.00-9.45	L10 – François-Xavier Felpin, University of Nantes, France Title: Optimization of Chemical Reactions on a Robotic-Flow Platform Guided by Artificial Intelligence
9.45-10.15	L11 – Thorsten Roeder, Applied University of Mannheim, Germany Title:
10.15-10.45	L12 – Alexei Lapkin, University of Cambridge, UK Title:
10:45-11:20	Coffee break
11.20-11.50	L13 – Dominique Roberge, Lonza, Switzerland Title: Mini-Monoplant Technology for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing with Case Studies
11:50-12:20	L14 – Stuart James, Queen’s University Belfast, Ireland Title: Twin screw extrusion: Solvent-free, continuous flow synthesis with solid reactants
12:20-12:50	L15 – Mimi Hi, Imperial College London, UK Title: Novel flow processes for the production of chiral compounds
12:50-13:20	L16 – Andrea Adamo, Zaiput, USA Title: Enhanced, Scalable, Continuous Heterogenous Catalysis
13:20-14:30	Lunch
14:30-15:00	L17 – Gabriele Laudadio, University of Graz, Austria Title: Merging Automation and Electrochemistry to Accelerate Medicinal Chemistry Applications
15:00-15:30	L18 – Lucie Guetzoyan, Vernalis, UK Title: Continuous Flow Chemistry in the ever-changing landscape of Medicinal Chemistry
15:30-16:00	L19 – Maksim Oseka, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Title: Electrochemical Synthesis and Derivatization of Aziridines Enabled by Flow
16:00-16:30	L20 – Heidrun Gruber-Woelfler, Graz University of Technology, Austria Title:
16:30-17:00	L21 – Karen Robertson, University of Nottingham, UK Title:
17:00-17:15	Closing Remarks by Timothy Noël – Flow Chemistry Society