英国王立化学会、国際シンポジウム「ISACS10」を京都大学で日本化学会・iCeMSと共催

2013年6月25日

　英国王立化学会（RSC）は京都大学物質－細胞統合システム拠点と日本化学会の共催のもと、京都大学百周年時計台記念館にて国際シンポジウムシリーズ「ISACS10: Challenges in Organic Materials and Supramolecular Chemistry」を開催しました。6月18日から21日にかけて、有機材料と超分子化学における医薬・生物化学的な側面、多孔性材料、自己組織化材料、センシング・イメージングなどの課題について、26名の専門家が発表し、20カ国から220名以上が参加しました。

　同シリーズ「International Symposia on Advancing the Chemical Sciences (ISACS)」は2010年に化学の発展に寄与することを目的として始められ、再生可能エネルギー、化学生物学、物理生物学、ナノサイエンスなどの分野で最先端の研究を進める国内外の科学者らの会合です。

　今回の実行委員長を務めた北川進iCeMS拠点長は「ISACS10に共催機関として貢献できたことを光栄に思います。各分野の最新の知見を発表し、非常に有意義な議論を展開してくれた参加者と、企画・運営にあたって尽力してくれた全ての関係者が、本会を成功裡に導いてくれた」とし、感謝の意とISACSへの期待を示しました。

　以降のISACSは7月にアメリカ、9月に英国での開催が予定されています。

プログラム

Day 1 (June 18th, 2013)

Speakers	Titles
	Opening Remarks
Session 1: Porous Materials Professor Susumu Kitagawa (chair)
Professor Andrew Cooper* and Graeme M. Day University of Liverpool, UK	PLENARY: Functional organic solids - design or discovery?
Dr Darren Bradshaw*, Jia Huo and Ashesh Garai University of Southampton, UK	INVITED: Colloidal assembly and matrix-assisted growth of metal-organic frameworks
Professor Jovica D. Badjic The Ohio State University, USA	CONTRIBUTED: Gated molecular encapsulation and reactivity
Professor Shuhei Furukawa Kyoto University, Japan	INVITED: Mesoscale materials of coordination frameworks
Professor Lee Cronin University of Glasgow, UK	PLENARY: Networking complex chemical systems

Day 2 (June 19th, 2013)

Session 2: Self-Assembled Materials Nathan Gianneschi (chair)
Professor Makoto Fujita The University of Tokyo, Japan	PLENARY: Presentation title TBC
Professor Hiromitsu Maeda Ritsumeikan University, Japan	CONTRIBUTED: Supermolecular assemblies of designed ionic species
Dr Gustavo Fernandez*, Maria Jose Mayoral, Christina Rest and Vladimir Stepanenko Universität Würzburg, Germany	CONTRIBUTED: Cooperative supramolecular polymerization driven by metallophillic interactions and self-sorting processes
Professor Takanori Fukushima Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japans	INVITED: Non-covalent nanostructures with functional π-systems
Dr George K. H. Shimizu University of Calgary, Canada	PLENARY: Metal organic frameworks for clean energy applications
Professor Alberto Credi*, Serena Silvi and Margherita Venturi Università di Bologna, Italy	PLENARY: Playing with molecular rings and stringss
Dr Oren A. Scherman University of Cambridge, UK	PLENARY: Cucurbiturils at the interface between supramolecular chemistry and materials science
Session 3: Medicinal and Chemical Biology Aspects of Supramolecular Chemistry Professor Thorri Gunnlaugsson (Chair)
Professor Mitsuhiko Shionoya The University of Tokyo, Japan	PLENARY: Metal-templated supramolecular design directed toward functional array, space and motion
Professor Shinsuke Sando* and Takeshi Tokunaga Kyushu University, Japan	INVITED: Cell function analysis and control by on-cell supramolecular chemisty
Professor David K. Smith University of York, UK	PLENARY: Self-assembled multivalency – the power of many applied in nanomedicine

Day 3 (June 20th, 2013)

Session 4: Sensing and Imaging Professor Philip Gale (Chair)
Professor Christopher J. Chang　 University of California, Berkeley, USA	PLENARY: Molecular imaging approaches to mapping and studying chemistry in the brain
Professor Pavel Anzenbacher Jr. Bowling Green State University, USA	CONTRIBUTED: Self-assembled photonic crystal core-shell nanoparticles: application in cross-reactive sensors
Professor Vivian W.W. Yam The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong	PLENARY: From discrete molecules to supramolecular assemblies – an interplay of electrostatics, π-π stacking and metal-metal interactions
Professor Eric Anslyn University of Texas at Austin, USA	PLENARY: Supramolecular approached for rapid analysis of EE
Professor Tony D. James University of Bath, UK	INVITED: Exploiting the reversible covalent bonding of boronic acids: recognition, sensing and assembly
Professor Hiromune Ando*, Naoko Komura, Kenichi G. N. Suzuki, Rahul Chadda, Hisae Tsuboi, Taisuke Ikeda, Kenji Tanaka, Hideharu Ishida, Akihiro Kusumi and Makoto Kiso Gifu University and Kyoto University, Japan	CONTRIBUTED: Novel fluorescent glycolipid probe for single molecule imaging of mesoscale domain in living cell membrane

Day 4 (June 21th, 2013)

Session 5: Organic Materials Dr Stephen Goldup (Chair)
Professor Nathan C. Gianneschi*, Miao-Ping Chien, David Hall and Matthew Thompson University of California, San Diego, USA	PLENARY: Enzyme-directed assembly of nanoparticles in tumors
Motonori Watanabe and Professor Tahsin J. Chow* Academia Sinica, Taiwan	CONTRIBUTED: The synthesis of applications on hexacene and its derivatives
Robert Bordoli and Dr Stephen Goldup* Queen Mary University of London, UK	CONTRIBUTED: An efficient chiral auxiliary approach to mechanically planar chiral rotaxanes
Professor Kazushi Kinbara*, Takahiro Muraoka, Kota Adachi, Mihoko Ui, Shunichi Kawasaki, Nabanita Sadhukhan, Haruki Obara, Michel Lagurre, Hidehito Tochio and Masahiro Shirakawa Tohoku University, Japan	CONTRIBUTED: Development of structured oligoethylene glycol analogues with geometrical diversity
Professor Akira Harada Osaka University, Japan	PLENARY: Macroscopic self-assembly and self-healing through molecular recognition
Closing Remarks


開会挨拶と座長を務めた北川進iCeMS拠点長（左）、会場特設バナー

2日目の座長を務めたNathan Gianneschi 教授（左）とThorri Gunnlaugsson 教授

3日目の座長を務めたPhilip Gale 教授、4日目の座長を務めたStephen Goldup 博士

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