 Topics1:
Messages from All Lecturers
We requested all lecturers to pass their messages to
the next generation scientists participating in the
MICS2007 and displayed all the messages in the lobby,
the coffee break venue at the MICS2007. You can see
their messages on "Lectures'
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| Topics2:
Interchange of Experts Gathered from Around the World |
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The
third symposium successfully hosted more than 1600
attendees from the industrial, governmental and academic
communities all over the world.
With the aim of providing an opportunity for young
people to communicate with world-class scientists,
we invited eleven Japanese high school students who
are candidates for International Chemistry Olympiad
and three students from National University of Singapore,
who won a prize at the Chemistry essay contest in the
university.
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| Topics3:
The MICS2007 Monuments |
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These two
monuments were erected in order to honor the plenary
and special lectures given by Prof. Robert H. Grubbs
(California Institute of Technology) and Prof. Richard
R. Schrock (Massachusetts Institute of Technology),
at the Third Mitsui Chemicals International Symposium
on Catalysis Science (MICS2007) in March 2007. Both
professors were awarded the 2005 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
for the development of the metathesis method in organic
synthesis. Molecular models of the Grubbs catalyst
and the Schrock catalyst can be seen at the center
of these monuments.
(at Mitsui Chemicals Sodegaura Center) |
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