International Conference
on Fluorine Chemistry 2019 Himeji
22-24 of May, 2019

Schedule

22th May (Wen)
17:00- Reception
18:00-20:00 Welcome party

23th May(Thu)
9:15-18:20 Opening remarks, Invited Lectures

24th May(Fri)
9:20-16:00 Invited Lectures, Closing remarks
16:10-17:50 Poster
Size A0(Widht:841mm * Height: 1189mm)
18:45-20:45 Banquet
(We have shuttle bus service to the banquet venue.)

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Scientific Program

The conference will be devoted to the current topics. The scientific program will include invited lectures (oral) and contributed papers (poster).

Topic 1: New reactions and new materials
Topic 2: New functions and structures
Topic 3: Bioactive substances
Topic 4: Theoretical and computational chemistry
Topic 5: Energy and environment technology

The official language of the conference will be English.

Confirmed Invited Speakers

Name	Affiliation	Country	Tentative Title
Gary J. Schrobilgen	McMaster University	Canada	The Coordination Chemistry of KrF2, XeF4, XeF6, and XeO3
Florian Kraus	Philipps-Universität Marburg	Germany	A binary lead fluoride and news from other fluorides
Atsushi Mineshige	University of Hyogo	Japan	Fluoride ion conducting inorganic materials for electrochemical applications
Katia ARAUJO DA SILVA	Université Clermont Auvergne	France	Fluorinated material for energy storage
Evgeny V. Antipov	Moscow State University	Russia	Alkali and transition metal fluoride-phosphates as perspective cathode materials for metal-ion batteries
Miwa Murakami	Kyoto University	Japan
Olt Emil Geiculescu	Clemson University	U.S.A	From Ionic melts to Ionic Liquids to Deep Vitreous Eutectics
GašperTavčar	Jožef Stefan Institute	Slovenia	Novel bulky imidazolium fluoride reagents in inorganic and organic chemistry
Jian-Lin Han	Nanjing Forestry University	China	Chemistry of detrifluoroacetylatively in situ generated fluoro-enolates
Jian Zhou	East China Normal University	China
Hiromichi Egami	University of Shizuoka	Japan	Asymmetric fluorofunctionalizations with anionic phase-transfer catalyst
Tsutomu Konno	Kyoto Institute of Technology	Japan
Glenn M. Sammis	University of British Columbia	Canada	New Reagents for Selective Fluorination
Alexander D. Dilman	N. D. Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry	Russia	Synthesis using visible light.
Ryan Gilmour	Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster	Germany	Fluorine Effects in Catalysis and Biomedicine
Gavin Chit Tsui	Chinese University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong	A Three-Pronged Approach to the Development of New Trifluoromethylation Reactions
David Vicic	Lehigh University	U.S.A	New Nickel-Mediated Chemistry Involving Fluorinated Ligands and Substrates
Arun K. Kota	Colorado State University	U.S.A	Supeormniphobic Surfaces: Design and Applications
Kazuki Nakanishi	Kyoto University	Japan	Peculiar surface properties of nano/macroporous low-density organic-inorganic hybrid xerogels
Takayuki Nakamura	Daikin Industries, Ltd. Chemicals Division	Japan	PFASs (Per- and Poly-Fluoroalkyl Substances); Regulatory Status and Advocacy Activities by Industry Association
Suwadee Kongparakul	Thammasat University	Thai	Superhydrophobic coating from fluoroalkylsilane modified natural rubber encapsulated SiO2 composites for self-driven oil/water separation
Ya-Yao Huang	National Taiwan University Hospital	Taiwan	The Growing Impact of Radiofluorinated Compounds on Medical Application
Stephen Taylor	South Western Sydney LHD	Australia	The application of [18F]fluorine in clinical imaging: Isotope production, radiopharmaceutical synthesis and paired with targetted radionuclide therapy
Song Cao	East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST)	China	Borylation of fluoroarene and fluoroalkene via cleavage of C-F bond
Jin-Kyun Lee	Inha University	Korea	SYNTHESIS OF HIGHLY FLUORINATED ORGANIC-INORGANIC NANOCOMPOSITES POSSESSING IMPROVED REFRACTIVE INDEX AND PHOTO-PATTERNABILITY

For Speakers

To ensure the smooth proceeding of the Conference, please start and finish the sessions on time. Please note that each presenter has approximately 30 minutes for the presentation, the remaining time should be left for discussion. The chair and the speakers should agree on the precise timing and format of the discussion: that is whether it covers the session as a whole or comes following each paper.

Mixer

22th May (Wen) 18:00-20:00
at Egret Castle Mille Restaurant (Egret 4F)

Banquet

24th May(Fri) 18:45-20:45
at "Nishigura" in Nadagiku Sake Brewery Co.Ltd.
We have shuttle bus service to the banquet venue.


About Nadagiku Sake Brewery (English Site)
http://www.nadagiku.co.jp/en
About "Nishigura" Restaurant (Japanese Site)
http://nadagiku.co.jp/gourmet/nishigura
Details of these events will be announced here.

Family Programs

Details of these events will be announced here.

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