SFB 623/624
"Templates meet Catalysis" Workshop on June, 7th-8th, 2003 Programme
Prof. Dr. Daryle H. Busch Kansas, USA	"Metal-Ions - The Movers and Shakers of the Nanocosm: a Journey from Templates to Catalysis"
Prof. Dr. Edgar Niecke Bonn, Germany	"Phosphorous Containing Macrocycles with Discriminative Functionality and Redox Activity by Template Directed Donor/Acceptor Interactions"
Prof. Dr. Michael Dolg Cologne, Germany	"Quantum Chemical Study of the Haptotropic Rearrangement"
Prof. Dr. Peter Hofmann Heidelberg, Germany	"New Catalysts for an Old Reaction: Towards Rational Ligand Design in Hydroformylation"
Prof. Dr. Lutz Gade Heidelberg, Germany	"Modular Strategies in Oxazoline Ligand Design: Applications in Homogeneous Catalysis"
Prof. Dr. Eckhard Dinjus Karlsruhe, Germany	"Polycarbonates from Epoxides and CO2 - New Catalysts and Process Development"
Prof. Dr. Michael Famulok Bonn, Germany	"Generation and Enzymatic Amplification of High-Density Functionalized DNA Double-Strands"
Prof. Dr. Joachim Bargon Bonn, Germany	"Determination of the Template-Substrate Interaction Using Gravimetric Sensors"
Prof. Dr. Günter Helmchen Heidelberg, Germany	"Mono- and Bidentate Ligands in Transition Metal Catalyzed Asymmetric Allylic Substitutions"
Prof. Dr. Janet Blümel Heidelberg, Germany	"Immobilized Rhodium and Nickel Catalysts"
Prof. Dr. Moritz Sokolowski Bonn, Germany	"Adsorption of Large Organic Molecules on Well Defined Surfaces to Study Template Effects"
Prof. Dr. Klaus Wandelt Bonn, Germany	"Single Crystal Surfaces: Two-dimensional Templates for Periodic Nanostructures"
PD Dr. Christoph Schalley Bonn, Germany	"Killing Two Birds with One Stone: Controlling Molecular Shuttles via Functional Groups Mediating the Template Synthesis of [2]Rotaxanes"
Dr. Dirk-Peter Herten Heidelberg, Germany	"Investigation of Catalytic Processes by Optical Single Molecule Spectroscopy - Characterization and Immobilization of DNA/PNA-Templates"
Prof. Dr. Andreas Jäschke Heidelberg, Germany	"Nucleic Acids as Tools in Synthesis"
Prof. Dr. Jeremy K. M. Sanders Cambridge, UK	"Dynamic Combinatorial Chemistry: New Opportunities for Molecular Recognition and Catalysis"