Name

Organization

Country

Lecture title

Date

1

Bing Gong

the State University of New York

USA

Predictable Folding & Controlled Self-Assembly: Biomimetic Molecular and Supramolecular Structures

1.17

2

Anton Vidal

Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia (ICIQ)

Spain

Efficient ligand platforms from our group for enantioselective catalysis

2.28

3

孙建伟

香港科技大学

香港

Our Recent Progress in Organocatalytic Synthesis of Useful Building Blocks

4.13

4

Patrick Holland

Yale University

USA

Nitrogen Fixation using Low-Coordinate Iron Complexes

4.19

5

Herbert Mayr

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Germany

Philicities, Fugalities, and Equilibrium Constants

5.2

6

Jonathan L. Sessler

University of Texas at Austin

USA

Adventures in Self-Assembly: Is There Logic Here?

5.24

7

Tobias Ritter

Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung

Germany

Late-Stage Functionalization

6.24

8

Zhaomin Hou

RIkagaku KENkyusho/Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN)

Japan

Search for New Catalysts for More Efficient and Selective Chemical Synthesis

8.15

9

Tomoki Ogoshi

Kanazawa University

Japan

Bulk Supramolecular Materials by Assembly of Pillar[n]arenes

8.19

10

黄飞鹤

浙江大学

中国

Pillararene-based Solid Materials for Separation and Adsorption

8.19

11

孙世胜

中研院化学所

台湾

Structurally Flexible C3-Symmetry Receptors for Molecular Recognition and Their Self-Assembly

Properties

8.19

12

Melchiorre F. Parisi

Messina University

Italy

Self-sorting of Calixarene-based Supramolecular Capsules in Water

8.19

13

Olivier SIRI

CNRS; Aix-Marseille University

France

Emerging NIR dyes in quinoid chemistry

8.25

14

Michael Mastalerz

Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg

Germany

Triptycene-based molecular organic materials – from porous materials to organic electronics

9.1

15

Barry M. Trost

Stanford University

USA

Chemistry and Biology: Merging Sciences

9.19

16

Yoichiro Kuninobu

Kyushu University

Japan

Development of C-H Bond Transformations Directed Towards the Synthesis of Organic Functional Molecules

9.28

17

Nathaniel K. Szymczak

University of Michigan

USA

Moving Beyond the Metal: Assisted Small Molecule Activation

10.10

18

Gerard van Koten

University of Utrecht

Netherlands

Pincer-Metal Chemistry: Novel Opportunities for Catalysis and Materials

10.19

19

Amos B. Smith III

University of Pennsylvania

USA

The Nodulisporic and Nahuoric Acids: Architecturally Challenging Synthetic Target

10.20

20

Karl Kirchner

Vienna University of Technology

Austria

Chemistry Based on Non-precious Metal Pincer Complexes

11.23

21

Alois Fürstner

Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung

Germany

Recent Advances in Carbene Chemistry: Concepts and Applications

11.24