Flow Chemistry Europe 2020 | 3rd – 4th March 2020
Wellcome Genome Conference Centre, Hinxton, Cambridge
Sharpe Event Management is organising the 2020 Flow Chemistry Europe Conference on behalf of The Flow Chemistry Society and is delighted to welcome you to this event in Hinxton, Cambridge, UK.
The society aims to unite and represent those who are actively working in this rapidly developing field. The selected speakers include chemists and chemical engineers, from both industrial and academic backgrounds. Topics that will be discussed cover fields such as chemical synthesis in flow which will include emerging techniques such as electro- and photochemistry, the development of multi-step synthesis, and applications in pharmaceutical manufacturing. The preparation of polymers for materials science and medicinal chemistry will also be presented. Finally, the impact of machine-learning, self-optimizing systems and novel analytical techniques in flow will be featured at the conference. Running alongside the conference will be an exhibition covering the latest technological advances in the area of flow chemistry with companies exhibiting from Europe, US, as well as Asia/Pacific.
New for 2020 Line Up – Round Table Discussion
The Round Table Discussion is open to all delegates and will be on the theme: “Standardization in Flow Chemistry”. The discussion will form part of the agenda during the conference in Cambridge on Wednesday 4th March at 2pm.
The objective of the round-table discussion is to highlight and discuss the long-time unsolved problem of standardization of the field.
Our panellists include Prof. Steven Ley, Camridge University, Prof. Timothy Noel, Eindhoven University of Technology, Dr. Ferenc Darvas, Flow Chemistry Society and Dr. Gellért Sipos, ThalesNano who will discuss their views on standardization strategy, practice, policy, innovation, and education.
Conference Chair: Timothy Noel, Associate Professor, Eindhoven University of Technology
Keynote Speaker: Oliver Kappe, Professor, University of Graz
- Industry 4.0 (Includes Machine Learning, Automation, Multistep Reaction Integration)
- Alternative Activiation Modes (Includes Photochemistry, Electrochemistry and Mechanochemistry)
- Biocatalytic or Biobased Flow Chemistry (Includes Enzymes, Biobased Molecular Conversion)
- Process Analytical Technology (Includes Use of PAT in Flow or Development of PAT)
- Industrial Flow Chemistry
- Solids Handling in Flow
- 3D-printing of Microreactors
Richard Bourne, Associate Professor, University of Leeds
Duncan Browne, Associate Professor, UCL
David Cantillo, Associate Professor, University of Graz
Mike DiMaso, Senior Scientist, Merck
Lee Edwards, Senior Investigator, GSK
Alastair Florence, Professor, Strathclyde University
Kerry Gilmore, Group Leader, Max Plank Institute
Michael Gottfried, Head of Reaction & Reactor Engineering, Bayer
Heidi Gruber-Wolfler, Associate Professor, TU Graz
Martin Honing, Professor, University of Maastricht
Keynote: Oliver Kappe, University of Graz
Norbert Kockmann, Professor, Technical University Dortmund
Simon Kuhn, Associate Professor, KU Leuven
Jean-Christophe Monbaliu, Professor, University Liege
Francesco Mutti, Associate Professor, University of Amsterdam
Chairman: Tim Noel, Associate Professor, Eindhoven Technical University
Francesca Paradisi, Professor, University of Bern
Bart Rimez, Senior Researcher, VU Brussels
Victor Sans Sangorrin, Group Leader, University Jaume I
Gianvito Vile, Group Leader and PI, Politecnico di Milano and Fondazione Bracco
Filipe Vilela, Assistant Professor, Heriot-Watt University
Thomas Wirth, Professor, Cardiff University
Sharpe Event Management is also organising the 2020 Flow Chemistry Congress Conference in Boston, MA, USA on 19th – 20th May 2020.
