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Date: May 10-12, 2023
Venue：NAGASAKI BRICK HALL

Invitationtopics

This workshop (Gratama Workshop) was launched by late professor Tetsuo Shiba at Osaka University in 2000 as one of the celebration activities within the commemoration of the 400 years of relations between the Netherlands and Japan in chemical sciences, which originates from the contributions and devotion of Dr. Koenraad Wolter Gratama (1831-1888), who founded a chemistry school in Osaka. 

The purpose of the workshops is to present and discuss contributions of chemical sciences and technology of both countries towards a sustainable society in the 21st century. 

The first Gratama workshop (2000) was held in Osaka, and since then the workshop has been organized every three to four years (2nd; Utrecht, 3rd; Hyogo, 4th; Delft, 5th; Tokyo, 6th; Groningen). It is our great pleasure to organize the 7th Gratama Symposium, which is held in Nagasaki, Japan. We have plenary and keynote invited speakers from both the Netherlands and Japan to contribute to challenging topics.

Scope new

The 7th Gratama Symposium is focusing on the following eight areas,

    1. Complex Molecular Systems


    2. Chemical Biology


    3. Precision Synthesis & Green Catalysis


    4. Environmentally Harmonious New Materials


    5. Environmentally Harmonious Process Engineering with Biotechnology


    6. Glycoscience related to the development of immunoregulatory molecules for infectious diseases and cancer


    7. Precision organic synthesis, microflow synthesis process


    8. Creation of next-generation materials that enable material symbiosis with living organisms



The 7th Gratama Workshop Student Poster Presentation Awardtopics

At the 7th Gratama Workshop, the student poster presentation awards were presented to the following three students out of 37 poster presentations. Congratulation! Photo

  • ・P-03
    Yusei Hisata (Osaka University)
    In Silico Design of Triarylboranes for Catalytic Reductive Alkylation of Amino Acids
  • ・P-12
    Keiichiro Iizumi (Waseda University)
    Denitrative Cyanation of Nitroarenes and Organocyanides by a Palladium Catalyst
  • ・P-32
    Takuya Akiyama (Osaka University)
    Synthesis of N-Doped p-Conjugated Material Precursors from Azobenzene and Diarylacetylenes Catalyzed by Bis(imido)tungsten Complexes



Office of 7th Gratama Workshop

1-14 Bunkyo-machi, Nagasaki-shi,
Nagasaki 852-8521, JAPAN
Jun Ishihara, Prof. Dr. (Nagasaki University)
email; jishi@nagasaki-u.ac.jp
Asako Yamayoshi, Prof. Dr. (Nagasaki University)
email; asakoy@nagasaki-u.ac.jp