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15 June 2023 -
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Empowering Women in Organic Chemistry Europe
Manchester
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04 October 2023
50th Organic Process Research and Development Conference
Barcelona, Spain
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13 December 2023
9th Winter Process Chemistry Conference
Hilton Liverpool City Centre
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19 June 2023 -
20 June 2023
Biocatalysis – Solving Scale-Up Issues with Biocatalysed Reactions
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22 June 2023
Chemical Development & Scale-Up in the Fine Chemical & Pharmaceutical Industries
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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The Germanes Have It
A couple of weeks ago I attended the 20th annual Bristol Synthesis Meeting at the Victoria rooms in Bristol, UK.1 Always an excellent event, and this one was no exception. I was intrigued by a presentation given by Franziska Schoenebeck from the University of Aachen, Germany on the application of organogermanes in cross coupling chemistry.
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Biocatalysis has the potential to transform how process chemists make molecules, both in terms of improving existing routes to be more sustainable, and to enable shorter new routes via transformations not feasible using chemical methods. A recent review by a team at Pfizer (S.P. France et. al. JACS Au 2023, 3, 715-735) gives an excellent
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