Le GECO 63 s'est clôturé vendredi midi. Un grand merci à tous les intervenants qui ont participé à cette merveilleuse édition. 🙏 Les organisateurs: Xavier Guinchard XavierMoreau Christophe Bour 🏴 Angélique Ferry Arnaud Voituriez Jean-Francois BETZER A. Panossian Rdv au GECO 64 à Montpellier

As a follow-up of the numerous discussions about aromaticity at the GECO conference, a themed collection on the subject has just been released by Chemical Science Check it out! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Vous êtes chercheur en chimie organique et vous ne savez pas quoi faire du 25 au 30 août ? Inscrivez-vous au GECO pour partager/échanger avec des acteurs de la chimie française et internationale ! Programme disponible sur geco64.sciencesconf.org.

Latest news ! Prof. Mark R. Crimmin Crimmin Group de l'Imperial College London rejoint la liste des conférenciers du GECO64 ! Pour voir la liste complète et vous inscrire, c'est directement sur le site du congrès : geco64.sciencesconf.org

C'est la dernière ligne droite pour vous inscrire au GECO64 ! geco64.sciencesconf.org Des conférencier(e)s de renommée internationale, la crème de la chimie organique française, des sponsors/exposants, le tout dans une ambiance détendue mais studieuse, que demander de plus !

Le GECO démarre fort avec la conférence de Martin-Matute Group sur la fonctionnalisation tardive par catalyse.

The first conference just started with Andy Lawrence from The University of Edinburgh talking about total synthesis, asymmetric synthesis, and bio-inspired synthetic chemistry !

The morning session ended with oral communications from K. kristina_plevova , Aurélien de la Torre , Jennifer Molloy , Thimothé Maujean and Gérard Audran ! Really impressive talks !

Now is time for Gold chemistry for domino réactions with Gaelle from University of Strasbourg CNRS Chimie

Excellent start today with Clémence Queffelec from CEISAM Nantes Nantes Université about plasmonic effects for catalysis !

Excellent lecture from Gaelle Chouraqui from CNRS 🌍 on how to use the reactivity of donor-acceptor cyclopropanes to build bigger cycles with a high level of complexity in a controlled manner.

Despite the jazzy music outside the room, what an impressive way of dealing with fluorine atoms in organic molecules presented by Crimmin Group ! A fantastic way to finish a tuesday !

Ludovic Favereau from ISCR walked us through the synthesis and application of original chiral luminescent emitters ! So inspiring !

Thursday morning was the time to learn about molecular motors and gears with Claire Kammerer from CEMES-CNRS UT3 Paul Sabatier CNRS 🌍 . Really impressive results and nice perspectives !

Another great lecture from Delphine Joseph Université Paris-Saclay CNRS 🌍 on eco-friendly synthesis of biologically active molecules (with some flow chemistry) !

After a short night, Guillaume Lefèvre (CNRS 🌍 bronze medal) gave us a nice tour in iron chemistry with catalysis and mechanistic investigations. That's how you greatly finish a symposium ! CNRS Chimie

The GECO64 comes to an end with Organic Chemistry Division from the SCF and EurJOC ! Congratulations to Gael Tran and Timothé Maujean for their excellent oral communications, and many thanks to the jury of invited speakers !

Many thanks to every participant in this GECO64. It was again a great scientific meeting, with a lot of interactions ! See you next year for GECO65, which will take place in Evian ! Stay tuned...