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	HTMC IV 2008 B501 Auditorium, Pfizer, Sandwich May 6th 2008 The RSC High Throughput and New Technologies Annual Conference High throughput techniques have revolutionised the drug discovery process and are widely used in medicinal chemistry to speed the development of new and higher quality drug candidates.
	EAP2008 The Fairfield Manor, York 9th - 11th of May 2008 A den of intrigue full of speakers, seminars and technique workshops to stimulate your Continuing Professional Development and teach you a few new trade secrets. Your chance to network with other Emerging Young Professionals, enhance your subject knowledge and learn more about developments in your chosen analytical field.
	Young Chemists 2008 Imperial College 28 March 2008 MMS Conferencing & Events is hosting a one-day conference featuring presentations from young organic chemists that have started their independent academic careers within the last five years. The topics will range from novel synthetic methodology to polymerisations to sugars as biological probes.
	PASG Meeting Autumn 2007 Whittlebury Hall, Northampton October 8-9th New Directions - Science and Technology. Topics Include: Rapid LC, Raman Spectroscop, Mass Spec on a Chip. There will be an exhibition by Rapid LC and other new technology manufacturers as well as a Poster Session. This is a joint conference with the Biopharm Subgroup.
	4th European Organosilicon Days Conference University of Bath September 2007 This conference is the integration of the silicon community in all fields of silicon based chemistry and technology. It should provide a forum to present recent achievement as well as future trends. The aim of the symposium is to intensify the dialogue between young scientists, academia and industries.
	Barton Conference 2007 ANSE CHASTANET RESORT, St Lucia 27 May - 2 June 2007 Organic Chemistry: Perspectives on the 21st Century IV We are happy to announce that, due to great interest, there will indeed be a 4th in the Barton Conference Series. These exclusive conferences bring together people who worked with Sir Derek Barton in his lifetime and wish to celebrate his life and achievements. Registration for this meeting is by invite only.
	EYP 2007 - Bond: Licensed and Skilled Chancellors Hotel and Conference Centre, Manchester 11-13 May 2007 A den of intrigue full of speakers, seminars and technique workshops to stimulate your Continuing Professional Development and teach you a few new trade secrets. Your chance to network with other Emerging Young Professionals, enhance your subject knowledge and learn more about developments in your chosen analytical field.
	HTMC 2007 SC1 auditorium, GlaxoSmithKline, Harlow 1 May 2007 High throughput techniques have revolutionised the drug discovery process and are widely used in medicinal chemistry to speed the development of new and higher quality drug candidates. The scientific programme of the "High Throughput Medicinal Chemistry III" meeting will include presentations on computational tools, purification of small organic molecules, ADME , fragment based design and case studies from GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca and Merck Sharpe and Dohme.
	PASG - Spring Meeting Scarman House, Warwick 16-17th April 2007 Quality is a fundamental building block of Pharmaceutical Analysis and current focus on Quality by Design highlights the importance of building quality into all aspects of the development and commercialisation process. The scientific programme of the PASG "Pharmaceutical Analysis Designed for Quality" meeting will cover diverse aspects of quality within Pharmaceutical Analysis and include presentations on dissolution, forced degradation studies, raman optical activity, the role of the USP, solid state NMR and the ICH guidance documents Q8, Q9 and Q10, as well as workshops and open discussion.
	Young Chemists 2007 Imperial College 30 March 2007 MMS Conferencing & Events is hosting a one-day conference featuring presentations from young organic chemists that have started their independent academic careers within the last five years. The topics will range from molecular pharmaceutics to asymmetric catalysis to heterocycle formation.
	EYP 2006 Staverton Park in Daventry, Midlands 12-14 May 2006 Poisons, Pills and Potions A concoction of speakers, seminars and technique workshops to stimulate your Continuing Professional Development and teach you a few new tricks. Your chance to network with other Emerging Young Professionals, enhance your subject knowledge and learn more about developments in your chosen analytical field.
	High Throughput Medicinal Chemistry II, Institute of Physics, London 9 May 2006 High throughput techniques have revolutionised the drug discovery process and are widely used in medicinal chemistry to speed the development of new and higher quality drug candidates. The scientific programme of the "High Throughput Medicinal Chemistry" meeting will include presentations on computational tools, purification of small organic molecules, ADME , fragment based design and case studies from GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca and Merck Sharpe and Dohme.
	Young Chemists 2006 (YC06), Imperial College, Lecture Theatre 311, Huxley Building Friday 31st March 2006 MMS Conferencing & Events is hosting a one-day conference featuring presentations from young organic chemists that have started their independent academic careers within the last five years. The topics will range from molecular pharmaceutics to asymmetric catalysis to heterocycle formation.
	Nanotechnology in Construction, The Centre for Nanomaterials Applications in Construction, (NANOC)LABEIN Bilbao, Spain 13th - 16th November 2005 The 1st International Symposium on Nanotechnology in Construction (2003) demonstrated that Nanotechnology has the answer to many of the needs of the construction sector, concerning materials, in relation to sustainability and competitiveness, and that its application within this sector is expected to translate into a massive technological and economic impact in the medium to long term.
	EYP 2005, Wyboston Lakes Conference & Training Centre, Wyboston, Bedford 13-15 May 2005 If you can't take the sample to the lab, take the lab to the sample. This theme is particularly timely, as while analytical scientists must acknowledge constantly evolving sampling and analytical measurement techniques, the question about where postsampling analysis is performed is becoming increasingly important. EYP 2005 will highlight appropriate strategies for different analytical problems where such decisions have been a focus.
	High Throughput Medicinal Chemistry, Institute of Physics, London 10 May 2005 High throughput techniques have revolutionised the drug discovery process and are widely used in medicinal chemistry to speed the development of new and higher quality drug candidates. The scientific programme of the "High Throughput Medicinal Chemistry" meeting will include presentations on computational tools, purification of small organic molecules, ADME , fragment based design and case studies from GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca and Merck Sharpe and Dohme.
	Young Chemists 2005 (YC05), Imperial College London 1st April 2005. MMS Conferencing & Events is hosting a one-day conference featuring presentations from young organic chemists that have started their independent academic careers within the last five years. The topics will range from molecular pharmaceutics to asymmetric catalysis to heterocycle formation.
	Chemical Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, University of Nottingham 23 March 2005 This meeting will focus on the latest research into self-assembly for nanostructure fabrication in its broadest sense and the implication of this research for bottom-up and top-down nanomaterials synthesis. This is particularly timely as the recent Royal Society report on nanotechnology has identified self-assembly as an area of key importance underpinning de elopments in the production of nanomaterials, nanowires, bionanotechnolgy, including biopolymers and lithographic techniques for the electronic/semiconductor sectors.
	New Horizons in Molecular Informatics, Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge. 7 December 2004 This symposium addresses how we can best create, manipulate and integrate molecular data to deepen our understanding of molecules and their properties and to allow novel in-silico experimentation. In particular, speakers will discuss optimising the chances of discovery resulting from applications of informatics technologies.
	Creating Business Through Change Management, Institute of Physics, London. 17 November 2004 Learn from experienced practioners in the field. The speakers in this symposium have experience in change in this area froma multitude of perspectives and we believe that bringing this team together provides a wealth of experience and knowledge to boost your personal and organisation�s future performance in organisational change.
	Bio-nanotechnology, English Heritage Lecture Theatre Savile Row, London. 11 November 2004 Nanotechnology offers many challenges to chemists; indeed their skills are critical in many potential new technologies. Nowhere is this more true than in the biological applications. The purpose of this meeting is to bring together leading UK scientists working on the biological applications of nanotechnology. Through it, it is hoped to begin forging a definable community with interests in the area, and to generate impetus for continued activities into the future.
	Non-covalent Interactions in Chemistry and Biology, Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge. 15 - 17 September 2004 Non covalent interactions are essentially the basis of the order necessary for biological function and are vital for maintaining the folded structure of proteins, the double helix and for numerous recognition processes. This conference will consider, from various perspectives, questions pertaining to the nature of non covalent interactions. Specifically how non covalent interactions have been exploited by evolution for example in the sophistication of enzymes and the fine tuning of the interactions necessary for regulating macromolecular machines.
	Young Chemists 2004 (YC04), Imperial College London. 9th July 2004 MMS Conferencing is pleased to announce its annual Young Chemists Symposium "YC04" which will be held at Imperial College London in July. This meeting will feature presentations from recently appointed young academics in the field of organic chemistry and will highlight a wide variety of novel organic chemistry.
	High Throughput Materials Science, Institute of Physics, London. 29th June 2004 High Throughput techniques are widely used in the pharmaceutical sector and have revolutionised the drug discovery process. Similar techniques are now being developed for the synthesis of functional materials - both soft and solid state materials. This technology has the potential to revolutionise materials chemistry and materials science.
	Creating Business through Trading Technology, Institute of Physics, London. 28 April 2004 In this latest in the highly successful "Creating Business Through" series we will focus on developments in trading technology, such as the use of internet based technology acquisition engines. The meeting will also cover specialised companies and the latest generation of university spin outs. As always, we have assembled a number of experts in the field to help guide you through some of the opportunities available and advise you on where to focus your resources to ensure the technology out there can be made available to your company.
	Chemistry Meets Technology Olympia Conference Centre, LondonRSC HTCNT Annual Conference December 2003 The evolution of high throughput chemistry has brought chemists working in close collaboration with mechanical and software engineers who provide an array of enabling technologies.
	Barton Conference 2003 - Heron Island We are happy to announce that, due to great interest, there will indeed be a 3rd in the Barton Conference Series. We are currently making enquiries into Heron Island in the Great Barrier Reef. Please feel free to contact MMS Conferencing & Events with any questions.
	27 & 28 March - Young Chemists 2003 (YC03) MMS Conferencing is pleased to announce its first annual "Young Chemists" Symposium "YC03" to be held in London in March 2003. This year the speakers are young organic chemists from various academic institutions in the UK.
	Chemistry Meets Technology SCI Headquarters, Belgrave SquareRSC HTCNT Inaugural Conference December 2002 The evolution of high throughput chemistry has brought chemists working in close collaboration with mechanical and software engineers who provide an array of enabling technologies. Imperial College
	Creating Business Through Knowledge Management - Manchester 9 May 2001 The RSC Management Group hosted a symposium that covered current hot topics in management. This symposium was for people who wanted to find out about recent developments in technology management, develop their management skills in key areas and meet and share experiences with leading practitioners in chemistry and other industry sectors. Manchester Conference Centre
	Barton Conference 1998 - Maldives Perspectives on the 21st Century 24 - 28 February 1998 A conference in honour of Professor Sir Derek Barton's 80th Birthday Kuredu Island Resort
	Barton Conference 1993 - Virgin Islands Perspectives on the 21st Century 9 - 13 June 1993 A conference in honour of Professor Sir Derek Barton's 75th Birthday Rock's Resort's Caneel Bay
	Chemistry Meets Technology Imperial CollegeRSC HTCNT Inaugural Conference 17 Dec 2001 The evolution of high throughput chemistry has brought chemists working in close collaboration with mechanical and software engineers who provide an array of enabling technologies. Imperial College

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