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David O'Hagan (University of St Andrews) Margaret Brimble (The University of Auckland)
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Sunday February 13 2011 - Wednesday February 16 2011 |
| Synopsis |
Natural products continue to play an important role in the discovery of novel bioactives and isolating novelties, and understanding and engineering the biosynthesis of complex natural products are important directions in natural products research. Also, the development of methods in organic synthesis is continually stimulated by the challenge to construct complex natural product skeletons and achieving total syntheses. This conference will focus on modern aspects of the synthesis and biosynthesis of natural products. This meeting develops from two previous and highly successful conferences in this series. Plenary and Invited lectures from distinguished investigators are key features of the conference. These lecturers have been carefully chosen to highlight new developments in the field of natural products research. Slots will remain available for presentations from suitable abstracts, and delegates who what to present in poster format are most welcome. The participation of younger scientists is particularly encouraged and there will be ample opportunity for informal discussions in an attractive and productive environment. |
Plenary speakers (so far) |
Dirk Trauner (University of Munich) Total Synthesis and the Science of Natural Product Anticipation John Robinson (University of Zurich) Jurgen Rohr (University of Kentucky) Generation of Biodiversity of Microbial Natural Products through Combinatorial Biosynthesis Michel Rohmer (Université Louis Pasteur) Scott Rychnovsky (UC Irvine) Synthesis of Natural Products using Oxocarbenium Ion Intermediates William Roush (Scripps Research Institute, Florida) Recent Studies on the Synthesis of Natural Products
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Invited speakers (so far) |
Andreas Kirschning (Leibniz University of Hannover) Total-, Semi- and Mutasynthesis – three faces of one medal Andrei Yudin (University of Toronto) Charles de Koning (University of the Witwatersrand ) The Synthesis of Oxygen Heterocycles and other African Stories Chris Braddock (Imperial College London) Towards a Biosynthetically-Inspired Chemical Synthesis of the Obtusallenes Christine Willis (University of Bristol) Erick Strauss (Dept. of Biochemistry, University of Stellenbosch) Synthesis and Mechanism of Action of the Natural Product CJ-15,801, A Pantothenate Analogue and Anti-Staphylococcal Agent Gordon Florence (University of St Andrews) Synthesis and structure elucidation of bioactive natural products Hai Deng (University of Aberdeen) Ian Blagbrough (University of Bath) Isotopic labelling studies on the scopoletin biosynthetic pathways Jason Micklefield (University of Manchester) Biosynthesis and Biosynthetic Engineering of Nonribosomal Lipopeptide Antibiotics Jeremy Robertson (University of oxford) Stereoselective synthesis of bioactive alkaloids and other nitrogen heterocycles Jieping Zhu (CNRS) Kevin Reynolds (Portland State Universityte Univiersity) Prodiginines: Biosynthesis, Synthesis and Activity Mark O'Neil-Johnson (Sequoia Sciences, Inc) HIGH-THROUGHPUT NATURAL PRODUCTS CHEMISTRY: IS IT POSSIBLE? Mark Rizzacasa (University of Melbourne) Total Synthesis of Bioactive Natural Products Martin Lear (National University of Singapore (NUS)) One small step for synthesis; one giant leap for total synthesis Michael Greaney (University of Edinburgh) Synthesis of Anislactone A nigel simpkins (Univ of Birmingham) Synthesis of PPAPs Rolf Mueller (Universität des Saarlandes) Tubulysin: Biosynthesis and heterologous Production reveal more Mysteries from Myxobacteria Steven Moss (Biotica) Tamio Hayashi (Kyoto University) Chiral diene ligands for asymmetric catalysis Tom Simpson (University of Bristol) Biosynthesis and mutasynthesis of trans-AT polyketides: mupirocin and thiomarinol Varinder Aggarwal (University of Bristol )
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| Abstract submission |
Poster abstract deadline: Monday December 13 2010; submit your abstract now.
To secure your place at the conference, register now.
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| Schedule |
See below
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Fees
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Multiple attendance discount: 3 or more members from the same lab are eligible for a discount. Please contact us.
Multiple conference discount: We can offer you a discount if you wish to attend multiple conferences. Please contact us.
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| Extra nights |
€110 |
Monday December 13 2010 |
| Accompanying (Earlybird) |
€250 |
Monday September 13 2010 |
| Accompanying (Standard) |
€250 |
Monday December 13 2010 |
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Specially-negotiated all-inclusive rates (including all items listed below, excluding the conference)
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Flights
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Closest major airport
Sharm el Sheikh (SSH), Egypt
Sharm el Sheikh (SSH) International Airport (30 minutes from the venue) offers direct flights from most major European cities on a variety of airlines.
A good, but not comprehensive list of low cost and charter options is available here.
For scheduled access to Sharm el Sheikh from the rest of the world, the best option is to fly to a major European airport and connect to one of the direct flights. Best connections are Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich and London. It is usually best to book the flight to Europe separately and use one of the low-cost or charter options to get to Sharm.
Alternatively, fly to Cairo and then catch one of Egypt Air's seven daily flights to Sharm.
There are many charter flight and low-cost carrier options from Europe to Sharm el Sheikh. Contact your local travel agent to find out about charter flights.
Only 102 days until registration closes. Register now.
Items included in Natural Products conference 2011 fee
· Conference
· Abstract submission
· ***** accommodation for 3 nights
· All group meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
· Unlimited local alcoholic beverages and soft drinks (24 hours)
· All refreshments & social events
· Non-motorized watersports
· and more....
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