INOMAR Chemistry Seminar
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Nhung Presents Poster at MOF 2014 Conference in Japan
Nhung presented a poster on her work on selective carbon dioxide capture under humid conditions by ZIFs at MOF 2014 conference in Kobe, Japan. Great Job! Go to our Publications page to see more on this work!
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Nhung Presenting her Poster |
Kyle and Nhung at MOF 2014 |
150 Years of Beautiful Structures and Defects
Center for Global Science (Prof. Omar Yaghi, UC Berkeley) and Vietnam National University - Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCM) leadership are pleased to announce a University of California, Berkeley (US) - Center for Molecular and NanoArchitecture (VN) symposium, titled "150 Years of Beautiful Structures and Defects" in celebration of the 20th anniversary of VNU-HCM and in honor of Professors Michael O'Keeffe and Osamu Terasaki. Distinguished international scientists and Vietnamese researchers will engage in a two-day symposium intended to report on recent advances and progress made in structural chemistry. The symposium will take place in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on November 15-16, 2014 under the co-sponsorship of MANAR and UC Berkeley.
The symposium on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and similarly related materials is organized to honor Profs. Michael O'Keeffe and Osamu Terasaki immense contributions to the scientific community's understanding of chemical structure and defects. The symposium seeks to strengthen the relationship between Vietnamese scientists and international colleagues and provides a forum for the discussion of recent advances in materials science and inorganic chemistry research. The goals are to engage the Vietnamese scientific community and to foster collaborations in the field of porous, crystalline materials.
For more information, please download our Official Announcement .
- Reticular chemistry and the rational design of extended frameworks
- Metal-organic frameworks and related porous, crystalline materials: theory, synthesis, novel concepts, and future developments
- Crystallography and structural inorganic chemistry
- Electron microscopy as a structural characterization tool
- Gas adsorption, separation, and storage
- Clean energy technology, including energy conversion
Hall I Auditorium, University of Science
Vietnam National University - Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam
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Mike ANDERSON, University of Manchester, UK Christopher CHANG, University of California, Berkeley, USA Mohamed EDDAOUDI, King Abdullah Univeristy of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia Hiroyasu FURUKAWA, University of California, Berkeley, USA Stephen HYDE, Australian National University, Australia Sumio IIJIMA, Meijo University, Japan Susumu KITAGAWA, Kyoto University, Japan Motoko KOTANI, Tohoku University, Japan Kazuyuki KURODA, Waseda Univerisity, Japan Sven LIDIN, Lund University, Sweden Jeffrey LONG, University of California, Berkeley, USA Michael O'KEEFFE, Arizona State University, USA Lars ÖHRSTRÖM, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Davide M. PROSERPIO, University of Milan, Italy Shilun QIU, Jilin University, China Osamu TERASAKI, Stockholm University, Sweden Thanh TRUONG, University of Technology, VNU-HCM, Vietnam An-Pang TSAI, Tohoku University, Japan Omar M. YAGHI, University of California, Berkeley, USA Haw YANG, Princeton University, USA Kyung Byung YOON, Sogang University, Korea
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SEPTEMBER 17 Deadline for symposium registration: OCTOBER 1 Deadline for abstract of presentation submission: OCTOBER 15 |
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Nhung and Thach to go to UC Berkeley
Ph.D. students, Nhung Nguyen and Thach Tu, have been invited by Prof. Omar Yaghi to spend up to a year in his research lab at University of California, Berkeley. Nhung's research will focus on developing novel ZIFs for cabon dioxide capture applications and Thach's research will focus on making conductive MOFs. Good luck Nhung and Thach!
