
A hybrid conference
July 17-22, 2022, University of Guelph, Canada

In-person or virtual oral and poster presentations welcome!
Go to the Abstract Submission Page.
Registration is also open for in-person OR virtual participation!
Proceed to the Registration and Accommodation page for more information and to register.
On behalf of the International Organizing Committee, I cordially invite you to participate in the first ever International Symposium on the Organic Chemistry of Sulfur held in Canada! The University of Guelph will serve as the venue for an invigorating week of scientific and social interaction. The form of the symposium will be revealed in the coming months.
ISOCS symposia are prestigious international scientific events that have been scheduled biannually since 1964 (Liblice, Czechoslovakia) mostly across Europe and Japan. Attracting attendees from industry, government, and academia, past symposia have covered a fascinating range of sulfur chemistry from theory to practical applications.
ISOCS-29 will be based on the following themes:
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Sulfur in Biochemistry and Health
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Sulfur Containing Heterocycles
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Synthesis, Catalysis and Stereochemistry
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Sensors, Analysis and Interfaces
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Materials Chemistry
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Coordination Chemistry with Sulfur Ligands
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Theory, Mechanism & Reactive Intermediates
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Industrial and Sustainable Sulfur Chemistry
Stay tuned for future announcements.
Please email: isocs29@uoguelph.ca
if you wish to be added to the mailing list
Adrian L. Schwan
Chair, ISOCS-29
Plenary Speakers

Prof. Ruma Banerjee
University of Michigan
USA

Prof. Kei Goto
Tokyo Institute of
Technology
Japan

Prof. Jinbo Hu
Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry
China

Prof. Emanuela Licandro
University of Milan
Italy

Prof. Derek Pratt
University of Ottawa
Canada
Invited Speakers

Prof. Thomas Back
University of Calgary
Canada

Prof. Françoise Colobert
ECPM/Université de Strasbourg, France

Prof. Noureddine Khiar
University of Seville
Spain

Prof. Anita Maguire
University College Cork
Ireland

Prof. Daniel Werz
Technische
Universitat Braunschweig
Germany

Prof. Hideki Yorimitsu
Kyoto University
Japan