Chemistry Protecting Health, Natural Environment and...

700244th IUPAC General Assembly,

Torino (Italy), August 4-12, 2007

41st IUPAC World Chemistry Congress, Torino (Italy), August 5-11, 2007

41st IUPAC World Chemistry Congress

Chemistry Protecting Health,Natural Environment and Cultural Heritage

IUPAC 2007 PROMOTERS

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche Società Chimica Italiana

Università degli Studi di TorinoPolitecnico di Torino

Università degli Studi del Piemonte OrientaleIstituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica

[email protected]

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4444thth IUPAC General AssemblyIUPAC General Assembly

August 4August 4--12, 200712, 2007

4141stst IUPAC World CongressIUPAC World CongressAugust 5August 5--11, 200711, 2007

TorinoTorino (Italy) (Italy) -- LingottoLingotto Conference CentreConference Centre

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONGRESS

22nd London (UK) 1963 19th London (UK) 1963 21st Montreal (Canada) 1961 18th Montreal (Canada) 1961 20th Munich (Germany) 1959 17th Munich (Germany) 1959 19th Paris (France) 1957 16th Paris (France) 1957 18th Zürich (Switzerland) 1955 15th Lisbon (Portugal) 1956 17th Stockholm (Sweden) 1953 14th Zürich (Switzerland) 1955 16th New York City/ 13th Uppsala (Sweden) 1953 Washington, DC (USA) 1951 12th New York (USA) 1951 15th Amsterdam (Netherlands) 1949 11th London (UK) 1947 14th London (UK) 1947 10th Rome (Italy) 1938 13 th Rome (Italy) 1938 9th Madrid (Spain) 1934 12th Lucerne/Zürich (Switzerland) 1936 IUPAC was formed in 1919. 11th Madrid (Spain) 1934 Before World War I, there was 10th Liège (Belgium) 1930 an International Association 9th The Hague (Netherlands) 1928 of Chemical Societies. 8th Warsaw (Poland) 1927 8th Washington (USA) 1912 7th Washington, DC (USA) 1926 7th London (UK) 1909 6th Bucharest (Romania) 1925 6th Rome (Italy) 1906 5th Copenhagen (Denmark) 1924 5th Berlin (Germany) 1903 4th Cambridge (UK) 1923 4th Paris (France) 1900 3rd Lyon (France) 1922 3rd Vienna (Austria) 1898 2nd Brussels (Belgium) 1921 2nd Paris (France) 1896 1st Rome (Italy) 1920 1st Brussels (Belgium) 1894

GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONGRESS

4444tthh TToorriinnoo ((IIttaallyy)) 22000077 4411sstt TToorriinnoo ((IIttaallyy)) 22000077 43rd Beijing (China) 2005 40th Beijing (China) 2005 42nd Ottawa (Canada) 2003 39th Ottawa (Canada) 2003 41st Brisbane (Australia) 2001 38th Brisbane (Australia) 2001 40th Berlin(Germany) 1999 37th Berlin (Germany) 1999 39th Geneva (Switzerland) 1997 36th Geneva (Switzerland) 1997 38th Guildford (UK) 1995 35th Istanbul (Turkey) 1995 37th Lisbon (Portugal) 1993 34th Beijing (China) 1993 36th Hamburg (Germany) 1991 33rd Budapest (Hungary) 1991 35th Lund (Sweden) 1989 32nd Stockholm (Sweden) 1989 34th Boston (USA) 1987 31st Sofia (Bulgaria) 1987 33rd Lyon (France) 1985 30th Manchester (UK) 1985 32nd Lyngby (Denmark) 1983 29th Cologne (Germany) 1983 31st Leuven (Belgium) 1981 28th Vancouver (Canada) 1981 30th Davos (Switzerland) 1979 27th Helsinki (Finland) 1979 29th Warsaw (Poland) 1977 26th Tokyo (Japan) 1977 28th Madrid (Spain) 1975 25th Jerusalem (Israel) 1975 27th Munich (Germany) 1973 24th Hamburg (Germany) 1973 26th Washington, DC (USA) 1971 23rd Boston (USA) 1971 25th Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy) 1969 22nd Sydney (Australia) 1969 24th Prague (Czechoslovakia) 1967 21st Prague (Czechoslovakia) 1967 23rd Paris (France) 1965 20th Moscow (USSR) 1965

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PROMOTERSPROMOTERS

International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

Società Chimica Italiana

Università degli Studi di Torino

Politecnico di Torino

Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale

Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica

4444thth IUPAC General Assembly, August 4IUPAC General Assembly, August 4--12, 200712, 2007

4141stst IUPAC World Congress, August 5IUPAC World Congress, August 5--11, 200711, 2007

TorinoTorino, Italy , Italy -- Lingotto Conference CentreLingotto Conference Centre

SPONSORS & AUSPICESSPONSORS & AUSPICES

President of the Republic (Alto Patronato)National Research Council (CNR)Accademia dei LinceiMinistry of University & Research (MIUR)Ministry of Cultural Heritage & Environment (MBCA)Ministry of HealthMinistry of Production Activities (MAP)Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE)Conference of the Rectors of Italian Universities (CRUI)Piedmont RegionProvinces of Torino, Alessandria, Novara, Vercelli, etc.Municipalities of Torino, etc.Institution and Bodies in the Promoting CommitteeExcellence Centres, University of Torino

National and Local Institutions (public area)National and Local Institutions (public area)

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SPONSORS & AUSPICESSPONSORS & AUSPICES

IMI S. Paolo Bank (1st sponsor)Cassa Risparmio di Torino Bank (or its Foundation)Other Banks in Piedmont (i.e. Banco di Novara)Federchimica (National Federation of Chemical Industries)Farmindustria (National Ass. of Pharmaceutical Industries)Unioncamere (national and regional)Industry Federation,TorinoChamber of Commerce,TorinoChemical and Pharmaceutical Industries……………...

Bodies & Enterprises (private area)Bodies & Enterprises (private area)

CONGRESS COMMITTEESCONGRESS COMMITTEES

Honorary Committee

Italian Organising Committee

International Advisory Board

Scientific Programme Committee

Local Organising Committee

Young Chemists’ Committee




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Honorary CommitteeHonorary Committee

President of National Research Council (CNR)

President of Italian Chemical Society (SCI)

Ministers (MIUR, MBCA, etc)

President of the Piedmont Region

Mayors of Torino and other cities in Piedmont

Persons in connection with sponsors’ bodies

(Rectors, Presidents, etc.)




International Advisory BoardInternational Advisory Board

Chair: President of IUPAC Prof. Bryan Henry

Co-chair: President of Italian Chemical Society

Prof. Francesco De Angelis

Members appointed by the President of IUPAC




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Scientific Programme CommitteeScientific Programme Committee

Chair: Prof. G. Della Gatta

Co-chair: Prof. Francesco De Angelis

Members: IUPAC Divisions Presidents/Members

SCI Divisions Presidents/Members

Chairs and co-chairs of Sessions and Symposia




PROMOTION ACTIONSPROMOTION ACTIONS

Information & dissemination by the Information & dissemination by the Organising Organising Committee (2003 Committee (2003 –– 2005)2005)

Oct 20052nd Press Conference + Dinner (sponsored by Torino Municipality)

Aug 2005Flyers, posters, gadgets at 40th

IUPAC Congress and 43rd IUPAC GA

Jun 20041st Press conference (sponsored byTorino Municipality)

2003: 32004: 62005: 5

Presentation of .ppt files of various shape and dimensions at Chemistry Congresses, Conferences, Meetings, etc



TorinoTorino, Italy , Italy -- Lingotto Lingotto Conference CentreConference Centre

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Proposals for IUPAC and Congress Proposals for IUPAC and Congress Organasing Organasing Committee Committee joint actionsjoint actions (Sep 2005 (Sep 2005 –– Jun 2007)Jun 2007)

*e.g. proposed joint action by NAO and Scientific Attachés at the local Italian Embassy

Various*Involvement of NAOs

Double back-covers (updated)International Chemistry

Presentation (.ppt files) by the appointed IUPAC representatives

IUPAC sponsored Conferences, Meetings, etc.




PROMOTION ACTIONSPROMOTION ACTIONS




General Theme of the General Theme of the 4141stst IUPAC IUPAC World Chemistry CongressWorld Chemistry Congress

Frontiers in ChemistryFrontiers in Chemistry

Chemistry Protecting Health,Chemistry Protecting Health,Natural EnvironmentNatural Environmentand Cultural Heritageand Cultural Heritage

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Session 1 Session 1 –– Chemistry Protecting Natural Environment (sessionChemistry Protecting Natural Environment (session theme) theme) Symposium 1.1 Symposium 1.1 –– Green ChemistryGreen ChemistrySymposium 1.2 Symposium 1.2 –– Climate problems (jointly with Symposium 7.2)Climate problems (jointly with Symposium 7.2)

Session 2 Session 2 –– Chemistry Protecting Health (sessionChemistry Protecting Health (session theme)theme)Symposium 2.1 Symposium 2.1 –– Food Chemistry (jointly with Symposium 7.1)Food Chemistry (jointly with Symposium 7.1)Symposium 2.2 Symposium 2.2 –– Drug Discovery (jointly with Symposium 8.2)Drug Discovery (jointly with Symposium 8.2)

Session 3 Session 3 –– Chemistry Protecting Cultural Heritage (sessionChemistry Protecting Cultural Heritage (session theme)theme)Symposium 3.1 Symposium 3.1 –– Restoration (jointly with Symposium 4.2)Restoration (jointly with Symposium 4.2)Symposium 3.2 Symposium 3.2 –– Conservation of manuscriptsConservation of manuscripts




Scientific Programme Scientific Programme Sessions will comprise symposia, possibly jointly organisedSessions will comprise symposia, possibly jointly organised(Foreign/Italian chair and Italian co(Foreign/Italian chair and Italian co--chair for each session)chair for each session)





Session 4 Session 4 –– Materials Chemistry and Materials Chemistry and NanotechnologiesNanotechnologies (session theme)(session theme)Symposium 4.1 Symposium 4.1 –– Metals and Alloys (jointly with Symposium 6.2)Metals and Alloys (jointly with Symposium 6.2)Symposium 4.2 Symposium 4.2 –– Polymers (jointly with Symposium 3.1)Polymers (jointly with Symposium 3.1)

Session 5 Session 5 –– Theoretical Chemistry and Computer Chemistry (session theme)Theoretical Chemistry and Computer Chemistry (session theme)Symposium 5.1 Symposium 5.1 –– Molecular Modelling (jointly with Symposium 8.1) Molecular Modelling (jointly with Symposium 8.1)

Session 6 Session 6 –– Inorganic Chemistry (theme)Inorganic Chemistry (theme)Symposium 6.1 Symposium 6.1 –– Bioinorganic ChemistryBioinorganic ChemistrySymposium 6.2 Symposium 6.2 –– NanostructuredNanostructured materials (jointly with Symposium .4.1)materials (jointly with Symposium .4.1)

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Session 7 Session 7 –– Analytical Chemistry (session theme)Analytical Chemistry (session theme)Symposium 7.1 Symposium 7.1 –– Metrology in Chemistry (jointly with Metrology in Chemistry (jointly with SympSymp. 2.1). 2.1)Symposium 7.2 Symposium 7.2 –– Drug metabolites in environ. (jointly with Drug metabolites in environ. (jointly with SympSymp.1.2).1.2)

Session 8 Session 8 –– Organic Chemistry (session theme)Organic Chemistry (session theme)Symposium 8.1 Symposium 8.1 –– Molecular Modelling (jointly with Molecular Modelling (jointly with SympSymp. 5.1). 5.1)Symposium 8.2 Symposium 8.2 –– Drug Discovery (jointly with Symposium 2.2)Drug Discovery (jointly with Symposium 2.2)

Session 9 Session 9 –– Biological and Biophysical Chemistry (session theme)Biological and Biophysical Chemistry (session theme)Symposium 9.1 Symposium 9.1 –– BiomoleculesBiomolecules in solutionin solution

Session 10 Session 10 –– Advances in Chemical Education (session theme)Advances in Chemical Education (session theme)

4141stst IUPACIUPAC Congress Satellite MeetingsCongress Satellite Meetings




Satellite Meetings organisation is encouraged provided:Satellite Meetings organisation is encouraged provided:

1) Overlapping with Congress themes and days is not expected1) Overlapping with Congress themes and days is not expected

2) Registration to Satellite Meeting is made through the Congres2) Registration to Satellite Meeting is made through the Congresss

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4141stst IUPACIUPAC Congress relation actions Congress relation actions




Close collaboration with IUPAC Divisions through Sessions Close collaboration with IUPAC Divisions through Sessions

Various involvements of Various involvements of NAOs NAOs and Societies of Chemistryand Societies of Chemistry

Organisation of initiatives aimed to involve young chemistsOrganisation of initiatives aimed to involve young chemists

4444thth IUPAC World ChemistryIUPAC World Chemistry CongressCongress

REGISTRATION FEESREGISTRATION FEES**

Before Before AprilApril 1st, 20071st, 2007

• Regular participants: € 420

• IUPAC Affiliates: € 380

• GA Participants: € 120

• Student: € 210

• Accompanying person: € 200

After After AprilApril 1st, 20071st, 2007

• Regular participant: € 500

• IUPAC Affiliates: € 450

• GA Participants: € 450

• Student: € 270

• Accompanying person: € 240

• On-site registration: € 580

**subject to review in the event of substantial economic and finansubject to review in the event of substantial economic and financial changescial changes

Method of payment: Credit Card, Cheque, Bank TransferMethod of payment: Credit Card, Cheque, Bank Transfer

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A former Fiat factory restructured by the architect A former Fiat factory restructured by the architect RenzoRenzo Piano Piano


Auditorium Auditorium ““G. G. AgnelliAgnelli”” (2,090 seats)(2,090 seats)

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““500500”” Hall (476 seats) Hall (476 seats) (+(+18 18 halls halls 25 to 200 seats)25 to 200 seats)


PAVILION 5PAVILION 5 ((7,950 m7,950 m22))


EXHIBITION CENTREEXHIBITION CENTRE((46,390 m46,390 m22))

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Italian hospitality inItalian hospitality in TorinoTorino

HotelsHotels

2,300 2,300 fourfour--star star roomsrooms

3,600 3,600 threethree--star star roomsrooms

600 600 twotwo--star star roomsrooms

500500 oneone--star star roomsrooms

Estimated low cost accommodationEstimated low cost accommodationin 2007in 2007

•• Total capacity about 1,500 bedsTotal capacity about 1,500 beds

•• Room rentals & hostelsRoom rentals & hostels

•• Single roomSingle room € 4€ 455•• Double roomDouble room//personperson € € 3355

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•• that welcomes your that welcomes your congresscongress

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