Welcome

Balticum Organicum Syntheticum 2024, 7-10 July

 

BOS 2024, Riga constitutes the 12th biennial international conference on organic synthesis. The BOS conference main aims have remained unchanged during this long eighteen years history:

  • to convey the excitement of synthetic organic chemistry as practiced in industry and universities worldwide;
  • to promote interactions between chemists of different countries in order to create links, collaborations, common research projects in both, academic and industrial settings.

Programme and format

  • Invited lectures by a distinguished roster of Baltic and international speakers.
  • A balanced program of academic and industrial speakers presenting fundamental and practical aspects of organic synthesis.
  • Poster sessions held in a congenial atmosphere to stimulate discussion.
  • A full social programme with a reception, final banquet and city tours.

SPEAKERS

Phil Baran

Phil Baran

Scripps Research, USA
Jonas Bucevičius

Jonas Bucevičius

MPI, Germany
Janine Cossy

Janine Cossy

ESPCI Paris, France
Martin Eastgate

Martin Eastgate

Bristol Myers Squibb, USA
Margaret Faul

Margaret Faul

Amgen Inc, USA
Vladimir Gevorgyan

Vladimir Gevorgyan

University of Texas, USA
Eva Hevia

Eva Hevia

University of Bern, Switzerland
Ivo Leito

Ivo Leito

University of Tartu, Estonia
Daniele Leonori

Daniele Leonori

RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Timothy Noël

Timothy Noël

University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Rebecca T. Ruck

Rebecca T. Ruck

Merck Research Laboratories, USA
Christopher Vanderwal

Christopher Vanderwal

University of California, USA
Janis Veliks

Janis Veliks

Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis, Latvia
John C. Warner

John C. Warner

John Warner, USA
Helma Wennemers

Helma Wennemers

ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Johan Wennerberg

Johan Wennerberg

Red Glead Discovery, Sweden

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News

2016 CONFERENCE FEEDBACK

For me, the best things about BOS conference are the following: - it has really high quality speakers, as on most years, there has been at least one Nobel prizer giving a lecture - the atmosphere of the conference is always pleasant and not too formal, so students have the opportunity to meet great professors in person - there are many speakers from industry, which is not common for a conference.

Ms Kristin Lippur

Participant

This was my second BOS, I attended the 2010 one in Riga and what I love the most about the conference is the atmosphere for open discussions after the presentations. That allows not only professors, but also interested grad students to ask questions to some of the biggest names in the field. I definitely took my chance, as I had the opportunity to speak to every single speaker personally. And as for going forward, I'll try to be a recurrent participant after I'm done with my PhD.

Janis Jermaks

Participant

I have to say that I really enjoyed the conference from both scientific and personal points of view. There were many great lectures which gave me a big doze of inspiration and motivation. It was also great chance for me keep in touch with Polish scientific community who attended the conference. Besides that I will definitely remember this unique atmosphere and good sense of humour. I hope that I will be able to participate in the next conference in Tallinn.

Lukasz Wozniak

Participant