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22nd Graduate Symposia Novel Organic Chemistry - University of Manchester Jacqui Colgate | added on Feb 01, 2011 | United Kingdom For the twenty second consecutive year, the SCI is organising regional graduate symposia. 8-12 Lectures will be given by selected final year graduate students who are completing research for a PhD in the UK.
New Perspectives in Neurodegenerative Diseases and Cognition Jacqui Colgate | added on Feb 01, 2011 | United Kingdom This conference covers recent advances in the discovery and development of new drugs for the treatment of chronic neurodegenerative disease.
Medicinal Plants: From Crop to Cure? Jacqui Colgate | added on Feb 01, 2011 | United Kingdom Many claims are made for medicinal properties in plants. Some fail the test of scientific analysis. Others provide valuable medicines to combat human disorders and disease. It is not only 'herbal medicines' that rely on plants for their existence. Many conventional medicines are either directly extracted from plants or plants
ChemistryViews IYC Video Contest Vera Koester | added on Jan 31, 2011 | Germany You are invited to submit a 3 min video on Chemistry in Everyday Life
Exploring Chemical Space: Synthesising the Drugs of Tomorrow Jacqui Colgate | added on Jan 31, 2011 | United Kingdom Organic chemistry is dominated by a remarkably small number of molecular scaffolds. Therefore, the exploration of novel chemical space and molecular diversity remains a fundamental task for academic, pharmaceutical, and agrochemical researchers.

