Welcome to the 2nd Canada – UK Joint Symposium on Inorganic Chemistry!

Welcome to the 2nd Canada – UK Joint Symposium on Inorganic Chemistry!

We are delighted to be hosting this conference at the Quebec City and would like to extend a warm welcome to all our speakers, sponsors and conference delegates. This is the second iteration of this meeting, the first one in Canada, after a first event in St-Andrews in 2022. We hope this edition will continue to strengthen the bonds and friendship between UK and Canadian chemists. We are excited to showcase the impact that inorganic chemistry has on diverse fields such as supramolecular chemistry to materials development to main group chemistry and catalysis to bioinorganic chemistry to energy and environmental science.

We very much hope you enjoy your time here.

Please don’t hesitate to ask us for help or information during the conference.

Best wishes,

Frédéric, Rebecca, Jaclyn and Barry

Venue

Staying in the restored former Augustine cloister is a great way to recharge your batteries! Two room types are available. Relaxation, comfort and simplicity are the order of the day.

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Travel

You can travel to Quebec City through the International Airport Jean Lesage.

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Visit Quebec City

Québec City’s history, friendly vibe, and myriad attractions throughout the year make it a stand‑out travel destination. Every season brings its own special activities and stunning sights.

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Invited Speakers

Our invited speakers will be announced soon. Stay connected...

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Registration

You can register through the Fourwaves Platform. It will be available on May 1, 2024.

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Sponsors

We want to thank our sponsors. Their support is what allows us to come together in this great event.

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Organizing Committee Members

Frédéric-Georges Fontaine
Frédéric-Georges FontaineFull Professor
Université Laval
Rebecca Melen
Rebecca MelenFull Professor
Cardiff University
Jaclyn Brusso
Jaclyn BrussoFull Professor
University of Ottawa
Barry Blight
Barry BlightAssociate Professor
University of New Brunswick