1st Porous Molecules Symposium a success
Prof Michael Mastalerz, Heidelberg - Shape-Persistent Molecular Cages as Soluble Porous Units for Microporous & Mesoporous Materials
Dr Jonathan Nitschke, Cambridge - Metal-organic Prisons for Molecules, and How Solitary Confinement Affects Molecular Psychology
Dr Kim Jelfs, Imperial - Molecular Prediction of Porous Molecules
Prof Stuart James, QUB - Porous Liquids and Commercial Mechanochemical Synthesis of MOFs
Prof Piero Sozzani, Milan - Rotor Dynamics Modulated by Vapors, and in situ Polymerisation in Porous Organic Materials
Prof Peter Budd, Manchester - PIMs for Membranes: Navigating the Molecular Maze
Prof Neil McKeown, Edinburgh - In Pursuit of Imperfect Packing
Dr Angeles Pulido, Southampton - Towards computer-guided tuning of the crystal packing of porous organic cages
Dr Stephen Moggach, Edinburgh - Pressure-Induced Modifications of Metal-Organic Frameworks
There were over 100 attendees at the symposium, ensuring a lot of lively discussion in the breaks and poster sessions. We would also like to congratulate the two winners of the poster prizes: 1st place Stephen Argent (Nottingham), and second place Ming Liu (Liverpool). With the growing level of interest in this field we hope to see a second event in the future.
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