Introduction

Crystal engineering offers a paradigm shift from methods traditionally used in materials discovery and development.  It enables custom-design of the right crystalline material for the right application. Emphasis will be placed on recent developments for porous materials (carbon-capture) and multi-component crystals (for use as drug substances). The lecture will conclude with a discussion of how the science of crystal engineering might impact patenting of new crystal forms and validity of existing patents.

Refreshments (tea, coffee, wine & cheese) will be available from 18:00 and the talk commences at 18:30.

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Speakers

• Professor Mike Zaworotko Department of Chemical Sciences
  University of Limerick, Ireland

  http://www.ul.ie/crystalengineering

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Venue

The Royal Society of Chemistry

The Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BA, United Kingdom

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RSC Marketing Group msbloomfield@yahoo.com
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