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A Celebration of Organic Chemistry







Novartis hosts awards

A Celebration of Organic Chemistry, Horsham UK, 18-19 September 2006

A Celebration of Organic ChemistryA Celebration of Organic Chemistry , a conference organised by SCI’s Fine Chemicals Group in association with pharmaceuticals and healthcare specialist Novartis, will be held at the Novartis Institutes for Bio-Medical Research (NIBR) in Horsham, West Sussex, UK, on 18–19 September 2006.

This is the second in a series of UK chemistry meetings jointly organised by SCI and the pharmaceutical industry.

The programme will include talks by past winners of the annual Novartis young investigator in chemistry award. The 2005 awards will be presented during the conference, featuring lectures by the 2005 recipients Benjamin List from the Max Planck Institute in Mülheim, Germany, and Dirk Trauner from the University of California in Berkeley, California.

The award carries an unrestricted research grant for each of the recipients and is presented annually to outstanding scientists under the age of 40 who are active in the areas of organic or bioorganic chemistry in the broadest sense.

List receives the award for his contribution to the development and application of new synthetic methodology in the area of organocatalysis. Trauner is awarded for his contribution to the development of new synthetic methodology in natural product synthesis and bioorganic chemistry.

The award was created to mark Novartis’ commitment to scientific excellence

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