Our conferences & symposia allow academic and industrial scientists from countries around the world to meet, discuss the latest trends in research and spark new ideas that help to solve global scientific and economic challenges.
In 2018, 14,756 delegates registered for our 212 events, including our popular Faraday Discussions and Chemistry Means Business conference.
Conference highlights in 2019
FD: Faraday Discussion
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Date |
Location |
Delegates expected |
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FD: Hot-electron science and microscopic processes in plasmonics and catalysis |
February |
London |
100 |
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March |
Cambridge |
100 |
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FD: Advances in Ion Spectroscopy - from Astrophysics to Biology |
April |
York |
100 |
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April |
Ventura, USA |
100 |
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May |
Edinburgh |
100 |
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May |
London |
150 |
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FD: Understanding and Reconstructing Biointerfaces with 3D Soft Nanolithography |
July |
London |
100 |
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July |
Birmingham |
550 |
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26th International Symposium: Synthesis in Organic Chemistry |
July |
Cambridge |
250 |
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FD: Physical Insights into Mechanistic Processes in Organometallic Chemistry |
September |
York |
100 |
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September |
Coventry |
100 |
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| Chemical Science symposium on functional organic materials | September | London | 100 | Click here |
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Chemistry Means Business & Emerging Technologies Competition |
October |
London |
250 |
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