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Argentina 18 Mexico 16Australia 364 Nepal 3Austria 11 Netherlands 28Bangladesh 6 New Caledonia 1Belgium 30 New Zealand 88Brazil 23 Nigeria 3Brunei Darussalam 1 Norway 11Bulgaria 1 Pakistan 4Canada 923 Papua New Guinea 7Chile 3 Philippines 9China 521 Poland 23Colombia 12 Portugal 9Costa Rica 6 Puerto Rico 1Croatia 4 Qatar 1Cyprus 1 Romania 2Czech Republic 29 Russian Federation 27Denmark 18 Saudi Arabia 6Egypt 2 Singapore 100Fiji 2 Slovakia 2Finland 19 Slovenia 3France 117 South Africa 6Germany 281 Spain 59Greece 3 Sri Lanka 2Hong Kong 43 Sweden 32Hungary 2 Switzerland 43Iceland 1 Taiwan 155India 44 Thailand 15Indonesia 13 Turkey 2Iran, Islamic Republic of 1 Ukraine 3Iraq 2 United Kingdom 185Ireland 10 United States 2,992Israel 28 Venezuela 1Italy 39 Viet Nam 3Japan 6,430Jordan 1Korea, DemocraticPeople's Republic of 3

Korea, Republic of 782Kuwait 1Malaysia 27

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36 On-site and In-vivo Instrumentation andApplicationsJanusz Pawliszyn | Norman Dovichi | OuyangGangfeng

Canada

39Innovation in Chemical Sensing andSeparation Systems toward AdvancedChemical Analysis

Takashi Hayashita | Nobuhiko Iki | Richard ABartsch | Hasuck Kim | Aijun Tong

Japan

56Recent Advances in Bioanalysis: Ultra-SmallVolumes, Global Metabolite Profiling andSingle Cells

Daniel T Chiu | Philip Britz-McKibbin | KojiOtsuka | Steven Boxer | Tadashi Matsunaga| Guohua Zhou

UnitedStates

74Optical Waveguide Techniques for theAnalyses of Materials and Interfaces

Kin-ichi Tsunoda | S. Scott Saavedra |Michelle Gee | Li-Xian Sun

Japan

84 New Frontiers of Plasma Spectrochemistry Naoki Furuta | Gary Hieftje | Ralph Sturgeon Japan

113 New Frontiers in Separation Science Tetsuo Okada | Marc Porter | Paul Haddad Japan

145

Analytical Applications and New TechnicalDevelopments of Soft X-Ray Spectroscopy

Yasuji Muramatsu | Hisanobu Wakita | JunKawai | Dennis Lindle | Louis Terminello |Clemens Heske | Anthony Buuren | RupertPerera | Alexander Moewes | Frank Larkins |

Japan

166Ionic Liquids for Analytical Chemistry andAnalytical Chemistry for Ionic Liquids

Takashi KAKIUCHI | Daniel Armstrong | AlanBond

Japan

181Fluorescent Sensors by Design Matthew McCarroll | Daniel Dyer | Urano

Yasuteru | Fuyou LiUnitedStates

191Comprehensive MultidimensionalSeparations

Tadeusz Gorecki | Rob Synovec | PhilipMarriott

Canada

193Electroanalytical Sciences Koichi Aoki | Toshiyuki Osakai | Baohong Liu

| Henry WhiteJapan

198 Microfluidic and Nanofluidic Devices forChemical and Biochemical ExperimentationH. John Crabtree | Stephen C. Jacobson | J.Michael Ramsey | Yoshinobu Baba

Canada

206Analytical and Environmental Chemistry inHuman Health

X. Chris Le | Xing-Fang Li | SusanRichardson | Lizhong Zhu | Gui-Bin Jiang

Canada

207Advances in Flow-based AnalyticalTechniques

Ian McKelvie | Toshihiko Imato | KateGrudpan | Gary D. Christian

Australia

253Rapid, Multi-Component EnvironmentalAnalysis

Ray Clement | Nobuyoshi Yamashita | FrankDorman

Canada

255(Bio-)Chemical/Electrochemical Sensors andSensing Materials

Koji Suzuki | Osamu Niwa | Daniel Citterio |Eric Bakker | Phillippe Buhlmann

Japan

260Novel Applications of Magnetic Fields inAnalytical Chemistry

Hitoshi Watarai | Ingrid Fritsch | BenjaminYellen | C. B. Fuh

Japan

276Non- and Minimally-Invasive Diagnostics ofBiological Systems using VibrationalSpectroscopy

Michael W. Blades | Morris Michael |Hidetoshi Sato

Canada

277Enabling Mass Spectrometric Techniques forProteomics

Liang Li | David Muddiman | Xiaohong Qian Canada

Area 2 - Inorganic

9 Molecular Photonics Felix Castellano | Vivian Wing-Wah Yam |Tetsuro MajimaUnitedStates

20 Controlling the Structure and Properties ofSolidsBrendan Kennedy | Patrick M. Woodward |Yuichii Shimakawa

Australia

22 Olefin Oligomerization and PolymerizationCatalyzed by Early Transition MetalsKlaus Theopold | Kazushi Mashima | ZuoweiXie

UnitedStates

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25Functional Molecule-Based Magnets Masahiro Yamashita | Joel Miller | Tadashi

Sugawara | George Christou | Keith Murray |Robert Thompson

Japan

30 Metal Ion Complex Interactions with NucleicAcidsJanet Morrow | Makoto Komiyama | RichardKeene

UnitedStates

35Organoboron, Organosilicon andOrganophosphorus as Optoelectronic andEnergy-related Materials

Suning Wang | Frieder Jaekle | ShigehiroYamaguchi | Yue Wang

Canada

38Actinides and the Environment: AMultidisciplinary Look at What We Know andWhat We Need to Know

Heino Nitsche | Chunli LIU | Zenko YOSHIDA| Daniel KAPLAN

UnitedStates

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Organo-f-Element Compounds: From NovelChemical Transformations to Applications inCatalysis and Materials Science

Frank T. Edelmann | Glen B. Deacon | DavidJ. Berg | Zhaomin Hou | Jaqueline L.Kiplinger

Germany

60 Schiff Base Macrocycles and Materials Mark MacLachlan | Sally Brooker | Chang-Hee LeeCanada

68 Frontiers in Organometallic Chemistry Guy Bertrand | Kazuyuki Tatsumi | MichaelFryzukUnitedStates

94The Construction of PhotofunctionalSupramolecular Metal Complexes

Masako Kato | Garry S. Hanan | Peter C.Ford | Vivian Wing-Wah Yam | Hitoshi Ishida

Japan

96 Chemistry of Sulfur-Bridged MultimetallicComplexesThomas B. Rauchfuss | Yasushi Mizobe |Guo-Xin Jin | Tsuyoshi Matsumoto

Japan

97Syntheses and Applications of Metal-OrganicFrameworks

Myunghyun Paik Suh | Susumu Kitagawa |Jeffrey Long | George Shimizu | CameronKepert

Korea

100 Early Main Group Chemistry Phil Andrews | Kenneth Henderson | TristramChiversAustralia

108Dioxygen Activation Chemistry and CatalyticOxidation Reactions

Shinobu Itoh | William B. Tolman | WonwooNam | Amy C. Rosenzweig

Japan

133Structural and Functional Aspects ofCoordination Polymers

Shane Telfer | Seth Cohen | Daniel Leznoff NewZealand

143Discrete Coordination Systems withSwitchable Structures and Properties

Takumi Konno | Andy Hor | Kuang-Lieh Lu Japan

146Advances in Metal-Mediated Bond Activation:From Unusual Bonding Motifs to Applicationsin Catalysis

Kenneth Caulton | Sanshiro Komiya | Markstradiotto

UnitedStates

150Preparation and Reactions of EarlyTransition Metal and Lathanide Compounds

Tamotsu Takahashi | Glen B. Deacon |Zhenfeng Xi | Richard F. Jordan

Japan

156 Functional Molecules of the Heavier MainGroup and Transition Metal ElementsFumiyuki Ozawa | Philip Power | DerekGates

Japan

164 Self-Assembly and Coordination Chemistry Makoto Fujita | Leonard MacGillivray |Stephen Loeb | Shu-Yan YuJapan

173 Molecular Design in Bioinorganic Chemistry Takashi Hayashi | David Goldberg | PierreKennepohl | Hideki MasudaJapan

187Electron Transfer and Electrochemistry ofTransition Metal Containing Inorganic andOrganometallic Materials

Hiroshi Nishihara | Alaa Abd-El-Aziz | PierreHarvey | Ben Zong Tang

Japan

194Coordination Chemistry toward ArtificialPhotosynthesis and Energy ConversionProcesses

Koji Tanaka | Ken Sakai | James Muckerman| Licheng Sun

Japan

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217Redox Redux: The Renaissance of Non-Innocent Ligand Complexes

Jake Soper | Robin G. Hicks | StephenColbran

UnitedStates

218Advances in Nuclear Chemistry ofTransactinide Elements

Yuichiro Nagame | Heino Nitsche | PeterSchwerdtfeger | Zhi Qin | ChristophDuellmann

Japan

239Chemistry and Materials Science at HighPressures

Yang Song | Ian Butler | Riad Manaa |Yongjae Lee

Canada

248Carbon-fluorine Bond Activation: aCrossroads for Inorganic, Organic, andEnvironmental Chemistry

Oleg Ozerov | Jennifer Love | TakahikoAkiyama

UnitedStates

249Fundamental and Applied Inorganic FluorineChemistry and Their Impacts on EnergyConservation and the Environment

Rika Hagiwara | Kazuhiko Matsumoto | GaryJ. Schrobilgen | Helene P. A. Mercier |Robert G. Syvret

Japan

251New Frontiers in Polyoxometalate Chemistry May Nyman | Noritake Mizuno | Collette

Boskovic | Lin XuUnitedStates

275Nanoscale Characterization of FunctionalMaterials by Nuclear Probes

Kiyoshi Nomura | Yasuhiro Yamada | JohnG. Stevens | Anita Hill | Hho-Hsiang Wei

Japan

Area 3 - Macromolecular6 Polymeric Materials from Renewable

ResourcesVictoria Finkenstadt | Soma Chakraborty |LinShu Liu | Xiaojun Liao | Rama Konduri

UnitedStates

12 NMR Spectroscopy of Polymers: InnovativeNMR Strategies for ComplexMacromolecular Systems

Tetsuo Asakura | Alan English | H.N. Cheng |Fumitaka Horii | Peter Macdonald | AndrewWhittaker | Hans W. Spiess | Jeffery White

Japan

42 Chemistry and Functional Properties of SoftInterfaces

Atsushi Takahara | Kazue Kurihara | KennethWynne | Kookheon Char | Mizuo Maeda |Zhaohui Su | Gregory G Warr

Japan

51 Advanced Polymeric Membranes forEnvironmental, Biomedical andBioengineering Application

Akon Higuchi | Benny Freeman | Young MooLee | Anita Hill

Japan

57 Functional Block Copolymer Assemblies Timothy Lodge | Marc Hillmyer | Charles Han| Joona Bang | Yushu Matsushita

UnitedStates

64 Polymer Materials Performance, Degradationand Optimization

Mathew Celina | Tim Dargaville | HisaakiKudoh

UnitedStates

82 Hybrid Conjugated Polymer Materials Michael O. Wolf | Suresh Valiyaveettil |Rigoberto Advincula | Kimihisa Yamamoto

Canada

95 Biodegradable and Biomass Plastics Hiroshi Uyama | Tadahisa Iwata | GeorgeGuo-Qiang Chen | Christopher Nomura |Seung Soon Im

Japan

98 The New Age of Advanced Materials:Supramolecular Architectures and SmartMaterials

Eiji Yashima | Karen Wooley | Frank Caruso |Takuzo Aida | Myongsoo Lee

Japan

102 Molecular-Based Ordered Materials FormedThrough Self-Organization

Takashi Kato | Colin Nuckolls | Douglas Gin |Hirotsugu Kikuchi | Xuefeng Guo | MattFrancis

Japan

126 Biomimetic Engineering of HierarchicallyStructured Polymer Materials

Masatsugu Shimomura | Darrin Pochan |Mitchell Winnik | Tomokazu Iyoda

Japan

127 Polymer Nano-Hybrids at Bio-Interfaces Yoshiki Chujo | Kenneth Wynne | KathrynUhrich | Chang-Sik Ha

Japan

136 Synthesis, Structure, and Physical Propertiesof Advanced Polymer Gels

Kohzo Ito | Mitsuhiro Sibayama | R Siegel |Chi Wu

Japan

144 Azobenzene Polymers for Photo-ReversibleStructures and Surfaces

Christopher Barrett | Tomiki Ikeda | YueZhao | P Palffy-Muhoray

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152 Nano Structure and Function of Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Polymers

Kimihiro Matsukawa | Kensuke Naka |Ikuyoshi Tomita | Chang-Sik Ha | FriederJaekle

Japan

160 Controlled/Living Radical Polymerization inDispersed Systems (#160)

Masayoshi Okubo | Per Zetterlund | JosephSchork | Michael Cunningham

Japan

179 Separation and Characterization of Syntheticand/or Biological Macromolecules: thePrinciples, Practices and Applications

Yongmei Wang | Taihyun Chang | ShinichiKinugasa

UnitedStates

211 Polyolefins Chemistry and Beyond - FromBench to Commercial Scale

Fazle Sibtain | Robert Waymouth | KyokoNozaki | Michael Chan

Canada

219 Radical Polymerization Kinetics andMechanisms

Greg Russell | Graeme Moad | PerZetterlund | Robin Hutchinson | Atsushi Goto

NewZealand

231 Amphiphilic Polymers: Fundamentals andApplications

Takahiro Sato | Kazunari Akiyoshi |Francoise Winnik | Charles L. McCormick

Japan

236 Controlled/Living Radical Polymerization:Mechanisms, Catalysts, ReactionEngineering, Materials and Applications

Shiping Zhu | Bo-Geng Li | KrzysztofMatyjaszewski | Takeshi Fukuda | MichaelMonteiro

Canada

257 Frontiers of Precisely Controlled PolymerSynthesis: Fine Control of PolymerizationReaction and Impact on Advanced MaterialDesigns

Tatsuki Kitayama | Judit Puskas | GraemeMoad | Masami Kamigaito | SadahitoAoshima

Japan

Area 4 - Organic

1Reactive Intermediates and UnusualMolecules- A Celebration of Bob Moss's 70years

Matthew Platz | William Leigh | Manabu Abe UnitedStates

14 Cooperative Catalysis Yasuhiro Uozumi | Rick Danheiser | KuilingDing | Atsushi NishidaJapan

15 Anion Coordination Chemistry Benjamin Hay | Kristin Bowman-James |Fred Pfeffer | Kye NamUnitedStates

18 C-H Functionalization, Memorial Symposiumfor Professor Keith FagnouHlne Lebel | Tom G. Driver | KenichiroItami

Canada

19Interface between Organic Synthesis andChromatograhpy

Christopher Welch | Myung Hyun | ArvindRajendran | William Farrell

UnitedStates

29 Designed pi-Electronic Systems: Synthesis,Properties, Theory and FunctionMichael Haley | Takashi Kubo | GrahamBodwell | Yoshito Tobe

UnitedStates

32 Diversity Oriented Synthesis Michael Pirrung | Wei-Min Dai | Seung BumParkUnitedStates

45Chemistry of Novel Nanocarbons -Fullerenes, Carbon Nanotubes and RelatedMaterials-

Takeshi Akasaka | Fred Wudl | Yuliang Li Japan

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New Directions of Supramolecular Chemistrytoward Nanomaterial Science, BiomedicalScience, and Supramolecular Catalysts

Shin Aoki | Takeharu Haino | Wen-ShengChung | Jeffery T. Davis

Japan

62 Asymmetric Organocatalysis Keiji Maruoka | Li Deng | Liu-Zhu Gong Japan

63Novel Synthetic Methodology and ItsApplication to Natural Product Synthesis

Frederick West | Viresh Rawal | MasahiroToyota

Canada

80Marine Natural Products: Isolation, Biology,Ecology, and Synthesis

Jon Rainier | Michio Murata | Ray Anderson UnitedStates

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85The Science and Strategy of ProcessChemistry: From Molecules toPharmaceutical Drugs

Todd McDermott | Ichiro Shinkai | StephaneCaron | Grant McLachlan

UnitedStates

89Mechanistic Organic Photochemistry Howard Zimmerman | Teijiro Ichimura | Peter

Wan | Andrei Kutateladze | Axel GriesbeckUnitedStates

115New Advances in Metal-Catalyzed Alkylationand Fluoroalkylation

David Vicic | Nobuaki Kambe | Vy Dong UnitedStates

124Frontiers in Biocatalysis Applications toOrganic Synthesis

Romas Kazlauskas | Takashi Sakai |Jinchuan Wu

UnitedStates

125 Supramolecular Photochemistry Yoshihisa Inoue | Cornelia Bohne | V.Ramamurthy | Chen-Ho TungJapan

132New Dimensions of Green SustainableChemistry: Novel Reactions and Catalysts

Shu Kobayashi | C. J. Li | Paul Anastas |Mike Krische | Tamim Braish

Japan

134Total Synthesis of Natural Products andRelated Compounds

Robert M. Williams | Keiji Tanino | Sung HoKang

Japan

139Achieving Efficiency in Organic Reactions viaGreener Processes and Practices

Ilhyong Ryu | Dennis P. Curran | Sang-gi Lee| Philip G. Jessop

Japan

148Design and Synthesis of Biologically ActiveCompounds for Elucidating Mode-of-Action

Tohru Oishi | Craig Forsyth | Hee-Yoon Lee Japan

155Organic Solid-State Chemistry: Structure,Synthesis & Reactivity

Roger Bishop | Reiko Kuroda | MiguelGarcia-Garibay

Australia

157Molecular Probes and Fluorophores forCellular Imaging

Christoph Fahrni | Shana Kelley | KazuyaKikuchi | Young-Tae Chang

UnitedStates

199Boronic Acids: Synthetic and BiologicalApplications

Binghe Wang | Dennis G. Hall | MichinoriSuginome | Peter Duggan

UnitedStates

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Molecular Complex Systems: ReversibleAggregation/Disaggregation of OrganicMolecules

Masahiko Yamaguchi | Dequing Zhang |Byeang-Hyean Kim

Japan

222Practical Applications of Basic Research onMolecular Recognition

Willie Hinze | Koji Kano | Chris Easton UnitedStates

229Carbanions: Modern Perspectives inStructure, Reactivity, and Synthesis

Bob Gawley | Victor Snieckus | KiyoshiTomioka

UnitedStates

279Recent Advances in Natural Products asAnticancer Agents

David G. I. Kingston | Ronald Quinn | ShigekiMatsunaga | Ji-Kai Liu

UnitedStates

280 Supramolecular Catalysis Jon R. Parquette | Jovica D. Badjic | MichaelOrgan | Quilin ZhouUnitedStates

282 Metal Catalysis for Asymmetric Synthesis Hiroaki Sasai | Andre Charette | Dan Yang |Huw DaviesJapan

283Transition Metal Catalysis: Mechanism andPractice

Kyoko Nozaki | Jeffrey Stryker | F. DeanToste

Japan

Area 5 - Physical, Theoretical & Computational

10

Computational Quantum Chemistry: Theoryand Interactions with Experiment

Stacey D. Wetmore | Henry F. Schaefer III |Leo Radom | Peter Schwerdtfeger | MingWah (Richard) Wong | Keiji Morokuma |Jiande Gu | Wei-Hai Fang |Kwang S. Kim |Alejandro Toro-Labbe

Canada

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17Gas Phase Studies of Metal LigandInteractions: Relevance in Organic Chemistryand Biochemistry

Richard O'Hair | Scott Gronert | Michael Siu Australia

21 Recent Advances in Studies of MolecularProcesses at Liquid InterfacesLiem Dang | Christopher Mundy | AkihiroMorita | KY Chan | KY Chan

UnitedStates

24Ultrafast Intense Laser Chemistry Kaoru Yamanouchi | Robert J Levis | Andre

D BandraukCanada

31Kuiper Belt Objects - Laboratory Studies,Models, Theory, and Observations

Ralf I. Kaiser | Weijun Zheng | GianfrancoVidali | Agnes H. H. Chang | NaokiWatanabe

UnitedStates

37Advances in Quantum Monte Carlo Shigenori Tanaka | William A. Lester, Jr. |

Stuart RothsteinJapan

40Interfacial Electrochemistry: New Systems,Experimental Methods and TheoreticalApproaches

Gregory Jerkiewicz | Andrzej Wieckowski |Kohei Uosaki

Canada

66Theory of Excited States Structures andDynamics: Application to Organic Materialsand Biosystems

Zhigang Shuai | Wei Yang | M. Cho China

72Frontiers of Surface-Enhanced RamanScattering: Single-Nanoparticles and SingleCells

Yukihiro Ozaki | Zhong-Qun Tian | Kwan Kim| Martin Moskovits | Ricardo Aroca

Japan

75Dynamics and Mechanisms ofPhotochemical Reactions of BiologicalProteins

Masahide Terazima | Keith Moffat | Pill-SoonSong

Japan

81 Challenges and Solutions to AccurateCalculations on Large Molecular Systems.Mark Gordon | Dmitri Fedorov | Cheol HoChoi | Alistair Rendell | Dmitri Fedorov

UnitedStates

87Spectroscopic Probes of Intramolecular andIntermolecular Interactions in Molecules andMolecular Clusters

Hiroshi Sekiya | Timothy Zwier | MasaakiFujii | Seong Keun Kim

Japan

103Systems Chemistry - Towards the HolisticUnderstanding of Complex MolecularSystems

Josef Scheiber | Dave Winkler | HideakiSuzuki | Tim Clark

Switzerland

116Anharmonic Vibrations of Molecules andClusters: Experiment and Theory

Henrik Kjaergaard | Sotiris Xantheas | Shun-ichi Ishiuchi | Don McNaughton

NewZealand

130New Experimental and ComputationalProbes of Water in Biological Systems

Luzar Alenka | Grenfell Patey | MasahiroKinoshita

UnitedStates

138Molecular Theory for Real Systems andChemical Reactions

Shigeyoshi Sakaki | Koichi Yamashita | MarkGordon | Yoon Sup Lee | Shuhua Li | KazuoTakatsuka | Martin Head-Gordon

Japan

140Re-Encounter of Computational Chemistryand Chemometrics

Tatsuya Takagi | Misako Aida | TakeshiHasegawa | Marcel Maeder | Richard WongMing Wah

Japan

161 Quantum Coherence and its Control inCondensed PhasesJianshu Cao | Paul Brumer | K Hoki United

States

163 Cold Molecules and QuantumComputation/Information ProcessesKoichi Yamashita | Takamasa Momose | K.Birgitta Whaley

Japan

171 The Nanostructure-Enhanced PhotochemicalReactionsHiroaki Misawa | Prashant Kamat | KenGhiggino | Mostafa El-Sayed

Japan

204 DNA Photonics (#204) Torsten Fiebig | David Beratan | TetsuroMajima | Y. YanUnitedStates

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212Frontiers of State-to-State Dynamics Cheuk-Yiu Ng | Arthur Suits | Scott Kable |

Kopin Liu | Toshinori Suzuki | Xueming YangUnitedStates

220 Molecular Dynamics in ComplexEnvironments: Theory and ExperimentsKeisuke Tominaga | James L. Skinner | R. J.Dwayne Miller | Minhaeng Cho

Japan

228Solid-State NMR Methods and Applicationsin Inorganic Materials

Scott Kroeker | Jerry Chan | Sophia Hayes |Kiyonori Takegoshi

Canada

252Interfacial Phenomena for Bubbles, Droplets,Films and Soft Matter

Alidad Amirfazli | Subir Bhattacharjee | AlbertKim | Rossen Sedev

Canada

254Advanced Linear and Non-Linear VibrationalSpectroscopy

Koichi Iwata | Yukio Furukawa | S. A. Asher |David Phillips

Japan

258Orbital-Free Density Functional Theory andIts Applications to Large-Scale MaterialsSimulations

Yan Alexander Wang | Carlos J. Garcia-Cervera | Julian Gale | Tomasz A.Wesolowski

Canada

259Plasmonics and Nanophotonics for ChemicalSensing, Imaging and Spectroscopy

Alexandre Brolo | James Coe | SatoshiKawata

Canada

265Frontiers of Colloid and Interface Chemistry Hideki Sakai | Srinivasa Raghavan | Seong-

Geun OhJapan

267Frontiers of Biomolecular Dynamics Glen Loppnow | Martin Gruebele | Hiroshi

KitaraCanada

Area 6 - Agrochemistry

50 Cellulose-based Nanomaterials -Fundamental and ApplicationThomas Hu | Arthur Ragauskas | HyoeHatakeyama

Canada

88 Flavonoids, Synthesis toward Functions Kumi Yoshida | Biao Yu | Alan Kozikowski Japan

111 Metabolomics for Fundamental and AppliedPlant SciencesKazuki Saito | Basil Nikolau | Ute Roessner Japan

118Application of Liquid and GasChromatography Mass Spectrometry toAgrochemical Challenges

Michael Thurman | Yanyan Fang | CaryChiou

UnitedStates

162Value-Added Food Products from Fruits andVegetables

Coralia Osorio | Tara McHugh | Nigel Perry |Alyson Mitchell | Susan Ebeler | Kwang-Geun(James) Lee

Colombia

210Ionic Liquids: Novel Processing Platforms ofCellulose and Biomass

Dimitris Argyropoulos | Hiroyuki Ohno | PeterEnglezos

UnitedStates

214Fungi and Mushrooms: Ecology, Chemistryand Agricultural Relevance

Hirokazu Kawagishi | M. Soledade C. Pedras| Jong-Pyung Kim

Japan

227Rodenticide-Based Opportunities forProtection of Agriculture, Ecosystems andPublic Health

John J. Johnston | Charles Eason | CatherineSwift | Elaine Murphy

UnitedStates

230International Food Safety Issues &Opportunities

John J. Johnston | Jason Sandahl | HongChen | Nuansri Tayaputch | Yehan Cui

UnitedStates

243Genomics Approach to the Analysis ofFungal Secondary Metabolites and Diversity

Masayuki Machida | Joan Bennett | GwoFang Yuan

Japan

Area 7 - Biological Chemistry

5 Chemical Biology of Botulinum Neurotoxin William Metz | Kim Janda | Patrick Toy | IkuoFujiiUnitedStates

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Frontiers in Peptide Chemistry: Synthesisand Applications

William D. Lubell | Shiroh Futaki | A. IanSmith | Jeffery W. Kelly | John C. Vederas |Steven L. Castle | Craig A. Hutton | DaweiMa

Canada

43Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics -Recent Advances in NMR

Angela Gronenborn | Mitsuhiko Ikura |Weontae Lee | Raymond Norton | IchioShimada | Tai-Huang Huang

UnitedStates

55Molecular Control of Stem Cell Fate Dave Winkler | Shen Ding | Peter Zandstra |

Connie EavesAustralia

58 Advances in Solid-State NMR of BiologicalMoleculesAkira Naito | Ayyalusamy Ramamoorthy |Frances Separovic | M. Auger

Japan

76Pectin: Affect on Structural and FunctionalProperties by Enzyme or ChemicalModification

Gary Luzio | Haruki Yamada | Martin A. K.Williams

UnitedStates

90Polypharmacology for Drug Discovery Guenter Grethe | Tsuneaki Sakata | Rajarshi

Guha | Corey Nislow | Richard HorukUnitedStates

93Studying the Chemistry Inside Living Cellswith Infrared Spectromicroscopy

Thomas Ellis | Michael Martin | BaydonWood | Karen Tanino

Canada

105Biomarkers: PET/SPECT Imaging Gilles Tamagnan | Henry VanBrocklin |

Andrew Katsifis | Michael Adams | YasuhisaFujibayashi

UnitedStates

106 Biosynthesis of Natural Products John Vederas | Craig Townsend | Ikuro Abe Canada

117 Chemical Approaches to Astrobiology Kensei Kobayashi | George Cody | RafaelNavarro-GonzalezJapan

119Gas-Sensor Proteins/Enzymes: MolecularMechanisms of Gas Sensing and Intra-Molecular Signal Transduction

Toru Shimizu | Ruma Banerjee | Daniel Peet Japan

129 Bioorganic Reaction Mechanisms John Richard | Jeffrey Keillor | Jun Hiratake UnitedStates

149 Protein, Peptide, and PeptidomimeticsDesignRichard Cheng | Kazuaki Kudo | JoelSchneider | Ping-Chiang Lyu

Taiwan

200 Carbohydrate Recognition in Health andDiseaseBinghe Wang | Geert-Jan Boons | DavidVocadlo | Koichi Fukase

UnitedStates

208New Frontiers of Functional Nucleic Acids:Chemistry, Biology and Applications

Zhen Huang | Yingfu Li | Yi Lu | ScottSilverman | Hiroaki Suga | Naoki Sugimoto

UnitedStates

213

Protein Alteration by Mutagenesis andChemical Modification: Applications inBiochemistry, Drug Discovery, Diagnostics,and Nutrition

Ronald Kluger | Hiroshi Ueno | Frank Jordan| Thomas Muir | Deborah Zamble | Mark Nitz

Canada

235Recent Advances in Research onLeukotrienes and Prostaglandins inInflammatory and Respiratory Diseases

Robert Young | Pepi Prasit | Hiroaki Ueno Canada

244Frontiers in Ubiquitin Research: Structures,Mechanisms, Biology and Drug Development

Koichi Kato | Claudio Joazeiro | David Vaux Japan

256 Frontiers of Metalloproteins in Biology Koichiro Ishimori | A. Grant Mauk | MichaelT. GreenJapan

278Molecular Recognition of Nucleic Acids:Biological Applications

Peter B. Dervan | Hiroshi Sugiyama | WilliamDenny

UnitedStates

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Area 8 - Environmental Chemistry

2Interfacial Chemistry: Fate, Transport, andAdsorption of Nanoparticles, Biocolloids, andTrace Organics in Aquatic Systems

Helen Nguyen | Nathalie Tufenkji | LongNghiem | Sangyoup Lee | Benito J. Marinas |Shinya Echigo

UnitedStates

23Environmental Forensics Steve Machemer | Robert Morrison | Peiyan

Sun | Zhendi WangUnitedStates

26Chemistry of Ultraviolet Treatment for Water Gordon Knight | Wenjun Liu | Martha MJ

WellsCanada

48Sources, Transport, Fate, and Behaviour ofGlobal Contaminants

Jonathan Martin | Nobuyoshi Yamashita |Paul Kwan Sing LAM

Canada

73Free Radical Chemistry in the Environment William Cooper | Barrie M. Peake | Henrik

Kjaergaard | T. David WaiteUnitedStates

83Environment Friendly Syntheses Using IonicLiquids

Toshiyuki Itoh | Sanjay V. Malhotra | Teck-Peng Loh | Dae Yoon Chi

Japan

86Recycling of Polymeric Waste Materials:Challenges and Perspectives

Toshiaki Yoshioka | Yu-Zhong Wang | Soo-Hyun Chung | Bhaskar Thallada

Japan

128Green Electrochemistry Toshio Fuchigami | Jean Lessard | Kevin D.

Moeller | Tse-Chuan ChouJapan

131Chemistry of Post Combustion CarbonDioxide Capture

Moetaz Attalla | Paul Gemperline | YuichiFujioka

Australia

237Environmental Chemistry of Aerosols Alexander Laskin | Sergey Nizkorodov | Allan

Bertram | Ruth Signorell | Xin Yang | ChakChan

UnitedStates

247Sonochemistry & Sonoprocessing Kenneth S. Suslick | Franz Grieser |

Takahide Kimura | Feng RuoUnitedStates

250Innovative Green Chemistry with MicrowaveEnergy

Takeko Matsumura | Rajender S. Varma |Nguyen Tran | Shozo Yanagida | SatoshiHorikoshi

Japan

262Challenges of Heterogeneous Catalysts forEnvironmental-Benign Materials Conversions

Kohki Ebitani | Yong Wang | Kim Jong-Ho Japan

Area 9 - Materials & Nanotechnology

13Nanoparticles and Nanoparticle-basedMaterials: Synthesis, Characterization, andApplications

Lyudmila Bronstein | Rachel Caruso |Matthew Moffit | Yukihiro Nishikawa

UnitedStates

65Measurement Sciences for Life CyclePerformance of Nanomaterials andNanocomposites

Tinh Nguyen | Charles Han | Mathew Celina |Haeseong Lee

UnitedStates

77Titanium Dioxide: Synthesis and Applicationsfor Energy, Environment, and Devices

Matthew Tarr | Teruhisa Ohno | WonyongChoi | Rose Amal

UnitedStates

92 Ionic Liquids in a Sustainable World Robin D Rogers | Douglas MacFarlane |Hiroyuki OhnoUnitedStates

104 Synchrotron Radiation: EmergingTechniques and ApplicationsTsun-Kong Sham | Lin X. Chen | AsakuraKiyotaka

Canada

120Nitroxide Radicals: Synthesis and AdvancedBio- and Nano-materials' Applications

Alex Smirnov | Rui Tamura | Steven Bottle |Steven Bottle

UnitedStates

121 Green Biomacromolecular Materials andBiocompositesKaichang Li | Frank Ko | Zhen Tong United

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123Nanofluidics and Chemical Manipulations inRestricted Environments

Paul Bohn | Suresh Bhatia | KY Chan UnitedStates

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135Carbon Nanotubes and Nano-CarbonMaterials: Preparation, Characterization, andApplications

Shigeo Maruyama | R. Bruce Weisman | JieLiu | Young Hee Lee

Japan

141 Emerging perovskite and spinel compoundsfor materials science and applicationsKazunari YAMAURA | John MITCHELL |Xiaolin WANG

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142Fundamentals and Applications ofNanomaterials for Electronics and Photonics

Naoto Tsutsumi | Alamgir Karim | AndrewGroth

Japan

165 New Materials and Concepts for NextGeneration MembranesDouglas Gin | Kazukiyo Nagai | NormandVoyer

UnitedStates

168Supramolecular Nanoassemblies andExtended Frameworks

Masahiko Iyoda | Nobuo Kimizuka | SeijiShinkai | Omar M. Yaghi | Kimoon Kim

Japan

178 Design of Zeolite Catalyts for CleanSynthesis of ChemicalsTakashi Tatsumi | Chunshan Song | Sang-Eon Park

Japan

182 Computational Chemistry in Materials andNanotechnologyLichang Wang | Julian Gale | Minhua Zhang |Jer-Lai Kuo

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184 Standard Reference Materials and Methodsfor NanotechnologyJan Herrmann | Hyun Min Park | VinceHackley | Toshiyuki Fujimoto

Australia

202 Liquid Crystals in Materials Chemistry S. Holger Eichhorn | Vance Williams | YoShimizu | C. Allan GuymonCanada

224Polymer/Organic Solar Cells Frederik Krebs | Mats Andersson | Tom

Aernouts | Steven Holdcroft | Ching Ting |Lixiang Wang | Hongzheng Chen

Denmark

225 Organic Electronic Materials: From SmallMolecules to Conducting PolymersHsiao-hua Yu | Man-kit Leung | J. Travas-Sejdic | Jinsang Kim

Japan

226Biological and Bio-Inspired MaterialsSynthesis and Assembly

T. Yong-Jin Han | Jim De Yoreo | TadashiMatsunaga | Ichiro Yamashita | RuikangTang

UnitedStates

233High-Performance Solution-ProcessedMaterials for Electronic/OptoelectronicDevice Applications

Gregory Herman | Jooho Moon | HiromitsuKozuka

UnitedStates

242 Self and Directed Assembly of SmallMolecules, Macromolecules and ColloidsCalum Drummond | Eric W. Kaler | TadashiKato | Junbai Li

Australia

264Inorganic Nanowires: Syntheses and GrowthMechanisms

Tomoji Kawai | Tomohiko Yamaguchi |Peidong Yang | Oliver Steinbock | Do SungHuh

Japan

272Redox Processes on Nanoparticles,Nanomaterials, and Nanostructured Systemsin the Environment

Dionysios (Dion) Dionysiou | Wonyong Choi |Woojin Lee | Kelvin B. Gregory | Gregory V.Lowry | T. David Waite

UnitedStates

Area 10 - Alternate Energy Technology

69Advances in Chemistry and Materials forHydrogen Storage

Tom Autrey | Craig Jensen | Mark Bowden |Shin-ichi Orimo

UnitedStates

122Nanoporous Materials for Renewable Energyand Chemicals

Michael Tsapatsis | Kyung-Byung Yoon |Tatsuya Okubo | Shilun Qiu

UnitedStates

172Clean Fuels from Coal, Natural Gas andBiomass

Charles Peden | Yizhuo Han | NoritatsuTsubaki | Heon Jung | Yong Wang | CharlesMims | Tao Zhang | Dongke Zhang

UnitedStates

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Thermochemical and Metal-CatalyzedTransformations of Biomass toPetrochemical Feedstocks, PolymerPrecursors and Fuels.

Marcel Schlaf | Keichi Tomishige | Robert C.Brown

Canada

180The Chemistry, Structure, and Properties ofFuel Cell Membranes

Michael Hickner | Michael Eikerling | QingWang | Kenji Miyatake | Stephen Paddison

UnitedStates

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Nanocatalysis for Fuels and Chemicals Ajay Dalai | Kevin J. Smith | Burt H. Davis |Azhar Uddin | Santosh Gangwal | NicolasAbatzoglou | Ahmad Tavasoli | JanuszKozinski

Canada

221Bioconversion of Lignocellulose to FuelEthanol, Chemicals and Materials

Junyong Zhu | Xiao Zhang | Xu Yan | XuejunPan

UnitedStates

238Light Driven Generation of Hydrogen fromWater

Sang Ook Kang | Richard Eisenberg |Shunichi Fukuzumi | Ken Sakai | KazunariDomen

Korea

266Petroleomics: A Roadmap for BetterExtraction and Processing of Petroleum

Alan Marshall | John Headley | SunghwanKim

UnitedStates

Area 11 - Chemistry Outreach to the Community

28 Green Chemistry and Micro/Small ScaleChemistry in the CurriculumKazuko Ogino | Mary Kirchhoff | SupawanTantayanon

Japan

99 The Two-Sides of Research andDevelopmentJeffrey Cutler | Stephen Wasserman | IvanKempson

Canada

154Best Practices for Teaching Chemistry atEvery Level

Zafra Lerman | Lucy P. Eubanks | GhislainDeslongchamps | Haruhiko Tanaka | ChoonDo

UnitedStates

185 Women at the Forefront of the Time:Challenges toward Next DecadesE. Ann Nalley | Yoshie Souma | So-YeopHan

UnitedStates

203 Chemical Security and Safety in theUniversity and the LaboratoryNancy Jackson | Supawan Tantayanon United

States

245Pharmaceutical and Chemical PatentProtection and Enforcement Around thePacific Basin

Justin Hasford | Michele Bosch | Gary Ma UnitedStates

246 Visualization in Chemical Education Haruo Ogawa | Mei-Hung Chiu | David Katz |Choon Do | Akira IkuoJapan

273 Cultural Influences on Professional Ethics David Chesney | Peter G. Mahaffy | Kieran F.LimUnitedStates

Area 12 - Health & Technology

3 Advances in the Chemistry of TargetedRadionuclide TherapyD. Scott Wilbur | Michael Adam | YasushiArano | Suzanne Smith | Jae Min Jeong

UnitedStates

11Biological Interactions of EngineeredNanoparticles: Novel Functions andNanosafety Issues

Yuliang Zhao | Chris Metcalfe | Borm Paul |Vicki Colvin | Maxine McCall

China

71 Photodynamic Therapy and Photodetection Norio Miyoshi | Janet Morgan | Qian Peng |Roy PottierJapan

110Understanding the Chemistry ofPhytochemical Antioxidants and their Role inHuman Health and Wellness

Rong Tsao | Liangli (Lucy) Yu | FereidoonShahidi | Junji Terao

Canada

114Chemistry, Safety, Quality and RegulatoryAspects of Functional Food Ingredients,Nutraceuticals and Natural Health Products

Fereidoon Shahidi | Chi-Tang Ho | MakotoShimizu

Canada

153 Nucleic Acid Based Therapeutics Muthiah Manoharan | Masad J. Damha |Akira MatsudaUnitedStates

175 Tuberculosis drug development in the PacificRimPilho Kim | Clifton BARRY, 3rd | Brent Copp Korea

192G-quadruplexes and i-motifs: Structures,Biological Roles, and Therapeutic andTechnological Applications

Laurence Hurley | Hiroshi Sugiyama |Dipankar Sen

UnitedStates

223New Aspects of Chemical Glycobiologytoward Development of new Diagnostics andTherapeutics

Koichi Fukase | Kwan Soo Kim | ToddLowary | Yasuhiro Kajihara | Chun-Hung Lin

Japan

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271 Advances in Nanomedicine 2010 Alexander Wei | David Cramb | Ick ChanKwon | Masayuki YokoyamaUnitedStates

284 Assembling New Biomedical Materials forTissue RegenerationJohn Ramshaw | Tatsuya Shimizu |Shuguang Zhang

Australia

Area 13 - Security

44LIBS Detection of CBRNE Threats Andrzej Miziolek | Bruce Chadwick | Kiichiro

Kagawa | Koo Kurniawan | Guy Ontai |Mohamed Sabsabi | Shiv Sharma

UnitedStates

137 Targeting Chemical and Biological WarfareAgentsAshok Mulchandani | Shin-ichiro Suye |Amarjeet Bassi

UnitedStates

167 Smart Materials and Devices for CBRNEDetectionYonggang Zhu | Joseph Wang | YoshinobuBaba | Joseph Wang

Australia

201Sampling and Analysis of Weapons of MassDestruction (WMD) Threats for AntiterrorismPurposes

Armando Alcaraz | Carmela Jackson-Lepage| Sng Mui Tiang

UnitedStates

240 Spectroscopic, Radioanalytical and NuclearMethods for Security ApplicationsSue Clark | Linfeng Rao | K. S. Song |Daming Liu

UnitedStates

281 Laser-Based Detection of CBE Threats Paul J. Dagdigian | David S. Moore | MarkBuntine | Michael W. P. PetrykUnitedStates

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