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International Conference on Organocatalysis and Asymmetric Synthesis

5th Dec – 6th Dec 2026 Malaga, Spain Standard / Physical Participation
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This track focuses on the latest developments in organocatalytic methodologies that enhance reaction efficiency and selectivity. Researchers will present novel catalysts and innovative strategies for optimizing reaction conditions.

This session will explore the design and application of chiral catalysts in enantioselective transformations. Emphasis will be placed on the mechanisms that govern selectivity and the impact on synthetic outcomes.

This track aims to delve into the reaction mechanisms underlying organocatalytic processes. Participants will discuss experimental and theoretical approaches to elucidate catalytic cycles and substrate activation.

This session highlights the role of organocatalysis in promoting sustainable synthetic practices. Topics will include environmentally friendly methodologies and the reduction of chemical waste in organic synthesis.

This track will cover innovative strategies for functional group transformations facilitated by organocatalysts. Researchers will share insights into the versatility and efficiency of these transformations in complex molecule synthesis.

This session focuses on the optimization of reaction conditions to enhance catalytic efficiency in organocatalysis. Presentations will address various approaches to maximize yield and selectivity in asymmetric synthesis.

This track will explore the principles of molecular recognition and its application in organocatalytic systems. Discussions will include how molecular interactions influence reaction pathways and selectivity.

This session will investigate novel organocatalytic pathways that facilitate bond formation in organic synthesis. Researchers will present case studies demonstrating the effectiveness of these pathways in complex molecule construction.

This track will focus on the role of stereochemistry in asymmetric synthesis using organocatalysts. Presentations will address the challenges and strategies for achieving high enantiomeric excess in synthetic routes.

This session will highlight recent innovations in small-molecule organocatalysts and their applications in various synthetic contexts. Researchers will discuss the impact of these catalysts on the efficiency and selectivity of chemical reactions.

This track will explore emerging trends in the design of organocatalysts for asymmetric synthesis. Participants will discuss new strategies for catalyst development and their implications for future research in the field.

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