This is the RSC Heterocyclic and Synthesis Group's flagship biennial Lakeland Symposium, which will as usual be held in the charming Lake District village of Grasmere (Cumbria, UK).
Registration is currently suspended due to high demand, please contact Marc Kimber for further information.
Online registration including card payments is now available - click on the "Book Now" button at the top of this page (retired/unwaged delegates should use the discount code RET200 when registering).
We have an outstanding line-up of plenary speakers:
Prof. Thorsten Bach (Munich, Germany)
Prof. Mark Lautens (Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Geraldine Masson (ICSN, France)
Prof. Chris Willis (Bristol, UK)
Prof. David Procter (Manchester, UK)
Dr. Katherine Wheelhouse (GSK, UK)
Prof. Daniele Leonori (RWTH Aachen, Germany)
Prof. Elaine O’Reilly (UCD, Ireland).
Prof. Ruth Gschwind (Regensburg, Germany)
We are welcoming applications for supporting lectures, short talks and posters (please see the attached Grasmere 2023 further particulars).
For further information please email the secretary (M.C.Kimber@lboro.ac.uk).
The meeting has a friendly, informal atmosphere, with scientific sessions being held in the Grasmere Village Hall in the mornings and evenings, with the poster session and evening social events taking place in the conference hotels. The afternoons are left free for exploring the beautiful surroundings of the Lake District, and an optional conference banquet will be held on Wednesday night (additional charge). Accompanying persons are very welcome and there is an accompanying persons programme of social activities throughout the meeting.
Accommodation at one of the two conference hotels can also be reserved (full board packages) upon registration. Alternatively, a registration-only rate is also available for those wishing to make their own accommodation arrangements.
Students who present a short talk or poster may also apply for the reduced cost bursary package, which includes registration, accommodation, all meals and the conference banquet. PGR bursary applications have now closed successful applicants will be informed by 10.3.2023.
Registration is currently suspended due to high demand, please contact Marc Kimber for further information.
Online registration including card payments is now available - click on the "Book Now" button at the top of this page (retired/unwaged delegates should use the discount code RET200 when registering).
We have an outstanding line-up of plenary speakers:
Prof. Thorsten Bach (Munich, Germany)
Prof. Mark Lautens (Toronto, Canada)
Prof. Geraldine Masson (ICSN, France)
Prof. Chris Willis (Bristol, UK)
Prof. David Procter (Manchester, UK)
Dr. Katherine Wheelhouse (GSK, UK)
Prof. Daniele Leonori (RWTH Aachen, Germany)
Prof. Elaine O’Reilly (UCD, Ireland).
Prof. Ruth Gschwind (Regensburg, Germany)
We are welcoming applications for supporting lectures, short talks and posters (please see the attached Grasmere 2023 further particulars).
For further information please email the secretary (M.C.Kimber@lboro.ac.uk).
The meeting has a friendly, informal atmosphere, with scientific sessions being held in the Grasmere Village Hall in the mornings and evenings, with the poster session and evening social events taking place in the conference hotels. The afternoons are left free for exploring the beautiful surroundings of the Lake District, and an optional conference banquet will be held on Wednesday night (additional charge). Accompanying persons are very welcome and there is an accompanying persons programme of social activities throughout the meeting.
Accommodation at one of the two conference hotels can also be reserved (full board packages) upon registration. Alternatively, a registration-only rate is also available for those wishing to make their own accommodation arrangements.
Students who present a short talk or poster may also apply for the reduced cost bursary package, which includes registration, accommodation, all meals and the conference banquet. PGR bursary applications have now closed successful applicants will be informed by 10.3.2023.
