The joint event Launch event of the LabFact project/Flow Symposium will be held on May 21^st-22^nd 2019 at the Maison de l'Université de Rouen Normandie.

Launch event of the LabFact project "Transforming laboratories into factories". LabFact aims to meet the needs of SMEs in the France (Channel) England region by offering them original molecular scaffolds using clean chemistry techniques, and to be trained in innovative synthesis methods and equipments. LabFact was awarded INTERREG France (Channel) England funding of €3,959,513 and brings together researchers from COBRA and LCMT laboratories in France, the Universities of Southampton and Sussex, and the company Pareon in England.

LabFact website: http://www.labfact.eu/

Symposium of the CNRS network “Synthesis in Flow”. This symposium is an opportunity for all researchers interested in flow chemistry to meet and discuss this topic. Continuous flow technology brings a significant number of advantages to perform chemical reactions: finely controlled reactivity and selectivity, automation and in-line analysis of reactions, safer processes and easier scale-up.

Website of the French network Synth-Flux: gdrsynth-flux.cnrs.fr

Lectures and oral communications will be given in English

Organizing Committee

Julien Legros (CNRS Coordinator for LabFact/Director of the French network "Synthesis in flow")

Isabelle Chataigner (Coordinator University of Rouen Normandy for LabFact)

Camille Franceschi (European Project Manager for LabFact)

115 participants have registered for the event.

Registration is closed. Some exceptional registrations can still be considered by writing at: synthflux@insa-rouen.fr

Prof. Jean-Marc Commenge (University of Nancy, FR)

Flow chemistry advantages and traps from a chemical engineering point of view

Prof. David Harrowven (University of Southampton, UK)

Using Flow to Understand, Develop and Exploit Thermal and Photochemical Rearrangements

Prof. Matthew O’Brien (Keele University, UK)

Gaseous Reagents in Flow for Organic Synthesis

Dr. Mikaël Paugam/Emilie Guibert (Oril company, FR)

Continuous Manufacturing Applications in Chemical Development 

Prof. Ilhyong Ryu (Osaka Prefecture University, JP)

Recent Topics in Flow Catalysis and Flow Photo Reactions

Prof. Christophe Serra (University of Strasbourg, FR):

Intensification of flow ATRP polymer syntheses by microreaction technologies

Session 2 (F.-X. Felpin)

Boris GUICHERET, LGPC, Lyon

Improvement of demanding reaction using intensified reactor: terpene hydrogenation and aldehyde oxidation study cases

Christophe LEN, IRCP, Paris

Catalytic continuous flow production of bio-based furan core

Sun WEI, University of Southampton, UK

Titre à venir

Session 3 (M. Bagley)

Guillaume GAURON, Société Corning

Corning® Advanced-Flow™ Reactors : From Lab to Production

 Zacharias AMARA, GBCM, Paris

Photo-oxidations using Supported Photocatalysts: Application to the Continuous Production of Juglone

Frédéric LAMATY, IBMM, Montpellier

Solution or solid-state ? Just go with flow

 Morgan MANNING, University of Southampton, UK

Reagentless Photochemical Transformations of Dihydrofuropyridinones to Benzoazocines

Session 4 (J. Rouden)

Jesus Fermin ONTIVEROS,  UCCS, Lille

Microfluidic emulsification: process and formulation variables effects in flow behavior pattern on a flow-focusing device

Catherine GOMEZ, GBCM, Paris

Metallic Bismuth Nanoparticles: from batch to continuous flow process

Mengxue ZHANG, IRCP, Paris

A plasma-liquid microreactor for chemical synthesis

Mohamed GUERROUACHE, ICMPE, Thiais

Macroporous monolithic materials and microfluidics: Successful wedding towards supported catalysis in continuous-flow microreactors and bioanalysis of disease biomarkers

Wissal ADHAMI, MSAP, Lille

Enzymatic ring opening polymerization (e-ROP) in flow: application to polylactones synthesis