The 3rd Crystal Engineering and Emerging Materials Workshop of Ontario and Quebec (CEMWOQ-3), is taking place at the Centre for Executive and Professional Education at the University of Windsor on May 14 -15, 2016. The meeting will provide a forum for researchers with broad interests in the fields of Molecular and Molecule-based Materials, including:
* structure and dynamics in the solid state
* solid state (topochemical) reactions
* materials properties; conductivity, magnetism, multi-ferroics, optical properties.
* liquid crystals;
* metal organic frameworks;
* polymorphism and crystal engineering;
* synthetic methods; microwave, grinding and solvent-assisted grinding.
For more information, visit:
http://cemwoq.cs.uwindsor.ca/
See the conference schedule and events at a glance at:
http://cemwoq.cs.uwindsor.ca/Program/Schedule/index.html
Registration and abstract submission for CEMWOQ-3: Deadline on May 10, 2016
Registration and abstract submission are now open for the 3rd Crystal Engineering and Emerging Materials Workshop of Ontario and Quebec (CEMWOQ-3), which will be held at the University of Windsor on the weekend of May 14 -15, 2016. The meeting will provide a forum for researchers with broad interests in the fields of Molecular and Molecule-based Materials, including:
* structure and dynamics in the solid state
* solid state (topochemical) reactions
* materials properties; conductivity, magnetism, multi-ferroics, optical properties.
* liquid crystals;
* metal organic frameworks;
* polymorphism and crystal engineering;
* synthetic methods; microwave, grinding and solvent-assisted grinding.
There is also a crystallography workshop on May 13, 2016 starting at 2 pm, run by Bruker - to register, contact jmrawson@uwindsor.ca.
Registration and abstract submission opens:
Apr. 6, 2016
Abstract submission closes:
May 10, 2016
Registration closes:
May 10, 2016
Click here to visit our registration and abstract submission page:
http://cemwoq.cs.uwindsor.ca/Registration/index.html
For more information, please visit:
http://cemwoq.cs.uwindsor.ca/
http://www.thiazyl.com/CEMWOQ-3.html
Conference chairs:
Jeremy Rawson
Rob Schurko
Holger Eichhorn
Registration and abstract submission are now open for the 3rd Crystal Engineering and Emerging Materials Workshop of Ontario and Quebec (CEMWOQ-3), which will be held at the University of Windsor on the weekend of May 14 -15, 2016. The meeting will provide a forum for researchers with broad interests in the fields of Molecular and Molecule-based Materials, including:
* structure and dynamics in the solid state
* solid state (topochemical) reactions
* materials properties; conductivity, magnetism, multi-ferroics, optical properties.
* liquid crystals;
* metal organic frameworks;
* polymorphism and crystal engineering;
* synthetic methods; microwave, grinding and solvent-assisted grinding.
Registration and abstract submission opens:
Apr. 6, 2016
Abstract submission closes:
May 5, 2016
Registration closes:
May 10, 2016
Click here to visit our registration and abstract submission page:
http://cemwoq.cs.uwindsor.ca/Registration/index.html
For more information, please visit:
http://cemwoq.cs.uwindsor.ca/
http://www.thiazyl.com/CEMWOQ-3.html
Conference chairs:
Jeremy Rawson
Rob Schurko
Holger Eichhorn
Organic electronics is generating interest not only in the science community but in the business world as well. Its current market of about one billion dollars is expected to grow to $45 billion by 2016.
In a free presentation entitled “Organic Electronics: From Serendipitous Discovery to Market,” Holger Eichhorn will provide some of the facts behind the buzz.
The public is invited to join the discussion on Wednesday, May 15, for a journey from the early beginnings of organic electronics to today’s and tomorrow’s printable, flexible, and stretchable organic electronic devices. The free public session starts at 7:30 p.m. at Canada South Science City, 930 Marion Avenue.
Dr. Eichhorn is an associate professor of chemistry at the University of Windsor. His research group studies self-assembling organic and nanostructured materials with applications to chemical sensors, drug delivery, and advanced electronic devices.
The event is part of the Science Café series, which offers discussion of important science research for the general public.
