Conference season is in full swing and July promises to be a busy month for the Asynt team, with three major international events covering organic synthesis, medicinal chemistry, enabling technologies and photochemistry.
Whether you’re interested in flow chemistry, photochemistry, process development or drug discovery, we’d be delighted to catch up and hear about your latest research.
1-3 July 2026: RICT 2026, Paris, France
Dr Kerry Elgie will be attending RICT 2026, with Asynt’s French distributor, Cloup, for the 60th International Conference on Medicinal Chemistry. This year’s theme, “Interfacing Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery”, will showcase the latest advances in medicinal chemistry, drug discovery and molecular design, attracting scientists from both academia and industry.
More information:
https://www.rict2026.org/
5-10 July 2026: BOSS XIX, Leuven, Belgium
Kerry will also be attending the 19th Belgian Organic Synthesis Symposium (BOSS XIX), one of Europe’s leading meetings for organic synthesis. The conference brings together internationally recognised researchers and emerging scientists working across modern synthetic chemistry, chemical biology, medicinal chemistry and enabling technologies.
More information:
https://www.boss-symposium.org/
6-8 July 2026: SynTech 2026, London, UK
Martyn Fordham and Dr Arran Solomonsz will be attending the inaugural SynTech Summer School and Conference at the University of Greenwich. The event focuses on the enabling technologies shaping modern synthesis, including flow chemistry, electrochemistry, photochemistry, process chemistry and AI-driven approaches.
More information:
https://www.rsc.org/events/find-an-event/syntech-university-of-greenwich-synthesis-technology-summer-school
12-17 July 2026: PHOTOIUPAC 2026, Zagreb, Croatia
Arran will also be representing Asynt at the 30th IUPAC Symposium on Photochemistry, one of the world’s premier photochemistry conferences. Researchers from across the globe will gather to discuss the latest developments in photocatalysis, photochemical synthesis, materials science and light-driven technologies.
More information:
https://photoiupac2026.hkd.hr/
If you’re attending any of these events as part of this conference season and would like to discuss your chemistry, explore new technologies or simply say hello, we’d love to meet you.
