XXXVII REUNIÓN BIENALDE LA REAL SOCIEDADESPAÑOLA DE QUÍMICA

Donostia - San SebastiánMay 26 - 30, 2019 | Kursaal Auditorium26 - 30 de mayo de 2019 ı Auditorio Kursaal

www.bienal2019.com

XXXVII REUNIÓN BIENALDE LA REAL SOCIEDADESPAÑOLA DE QUÍMICA

XXXVII Biennial Meeting of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry

Index

01. Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

02. Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

03. Meeting at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

04. Schedule per days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

05. Plenary lectures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

06. Lilly Awards Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

07. Symposia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

08. Poster sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

09. Specialized Groups Meetings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

10. Useful information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

11. Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

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Welcome

Welcome to the XXXVII Biennial Meeting of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry!

Coinciding with the 100th anniversary of IUPAC in 2019, the XXXVII edition of our Biennial will be held that year from the 26th to the 30th of May in Donostia-San Sebastian.

With around 1,000 participants in the last editions, the Biennial Meeting of Chemistry has become an es-sential event for the Spanish chemistry community because, in addition to disseminating the most relevant results of the chemical research carried out in this country, it also gives the opportunity to interact with a large number of internationally renowned researchers who will be attending as speakers.

This edition will be attended by 6 plenary speakers and more than 80 top-level guest speakers, who will deal with a wide range of subjects throughout the 22 Symposiums which will take place in parallel sessions during the 5-day conference. I would like to invite all of you, young and not so young researchers, to have a look at the subjects which will be discussed at the various Symposiums and contribute, either with an oral presenta-tion or with a poster, to the session which best represents your research.

Keep in mind that, in addition to the scientific interest and value of these sessions, Donostia-San Sebastian has a number of cultural, scenic and gastronomic charms which I am sure will make your stay more pleasant. Nevertheless, I must advise you to book your accommodation as soon as possible due to the limited number of hotel vacancies.

The Scientific and the Organizing Committees as well as the Symposium Coordinators are working enthusi-astically towards the success of the Biennial 2019. On behalf of all of them, I would like to warmly invite you to participate.

Claudio Palomo Organizing Committee

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COMMITTEES

HONORIFIC PRESIDENT

H. M. King Felipe VI

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Mercedes Amat, University of Barcelona

Antonio M. Echavarren, ICIQ, Tarragona

Rosario Fernández, University of Seville

Esther Lete, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao

Luis Liz-Marzán, CIC-biomaGUNE, San Sebastián

Sonsoles Martín Santamaría, CIB-CSIC, Madrid

José Luis Mascareñas, University of Santiago de Compostela-CIQUS

Claudio Palomo, University of the Basque Country, San Sebastián

Pedro J. Pérez, University of Huelva

José Manuel Pingarrón, Complutense University of Madrid

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Department of Organic Chemistry I, San Sebastián

Claudio Palomo

Mikel Oiarbide

Rosa López

Antonia Mielgo

Aitor Landa

Iñaki Ganboa

Silvia Vera

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Chamber room 0 Plenary Lectures1 -1 Symposia2 -1 Symposia3 -1 Symposia4+5 -1 Symposia8+9 -1 Symposia

Hall Multipurpose Rooms -1 Coffee breaks and

Sponsors Stands

Banquet Hall -1 Afternoon Coffee breaks and Poster Sessions

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BIENNIALENTRANCE

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XXXVII Biennial Meeting of the Spanish Royal Society of ChemistryMay 26-30, 2019 | Kursaal Auditorium - San Sebastián

Meeting at a glance

Room Registration desk

16:00 - 17:00 Registration

Room Chamber room

17:00 - 18:00 Assembly of Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry

18:00 - 18:15 Opening Ceremony of XXXVII Biennial Meeting of RSEQ

18:15 - 19:15 Lilly Awards Session

19:15 - 20:00P1 - Frances H. Arnold. California Institute of Technology, USA.

Innovation by Evolution: Bringing New Chemistry to Life Lecture sponsored by ChemPubSoc Europe

Room Banquet Hall

20:00 - 21:00 Welcome cocktail

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8:30 - 9:15 P2 - Claudio Palomo. Universidad del País Vasco, San Sebastián / 2017 RSEQ Gold Medal A Journey through the Field of Asymmetric Catalysis: From Chiral Lewis Acids to H-Bonding Catalysts

9:15 - 10:00 P3 - Jesús Jiménez - Barbero. CIC bioGUNE, Derio-Vizcaya / 2018 RSEQ Gold Medal Breaking the limits in understanding glycan recognition by NMR

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

10:00 - 10:30 Coffee break

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

10:30 - 12:00 S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg S3_Carbohy

12:00 - 13:30 S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg S3_Carbohy

13:30 - 15:30 Lunch

15:30 - 17:00 S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg S3_Carbohy

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands) Banquet Hall

17:00 - 17:30 Coffee break Coffee break & Poster Session A (S3, S5, S6, S11, S12)

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

17:30 - 19:00 S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg

Room Banquet Hall

19:00 - 19:30 Poster Session A ( S3, S5, S6, S11, S12)

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8:30 - 9:15 P4 - Paul Chirik. Princeton University, USA. New Synthetic Opportunities Enabled by Catalysis with Iron, Cobalt and Nickel

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

9:30 - 11:00 S4_Catal S6_Comput S15_MetalNHC S13_Membra

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee break

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

11:30 - 13:00 S4_Catal S19_NatProd S18_NanoMed S15_MetalNHC S13_Membra

13:00 - 15:00 Lunch

15:00 - 16:30 S4_Catal S19_NatProd S18_NanoMed S16_MOFs S8_Disolv

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands) Banquet Hall

16:30 - 17:30 Coffee break Coffee break & Poster Session B (S4, S6, S8, S13, S15, S16, S18, S19, S22)

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

17:30 - 19:00 S4_Catal S22_Synthe S18_NanoMed S16_MOFs (until 19:10) S8_Disolv

Room Banquet Hall

19:00 - 19:30 Poster Session B (S4, S6, S8, S13, S15, S16, S18, S19, S22)

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8:30 - 9:15 P5 - Anne Andrews. Semel Institute, University of California Los Angeles, USA. Chemical and Electronic Eavesdropping on Brain Neurotransmission

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

9:30 - 11:00 S2_Calorim S22_Synthe S10_ElectroChem S16_MOFs S14_MetalloEn

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee break

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

11:30 - 13:00 S20_Sensing S22_Synthe S10_ElectroChem S17_NanoCar&2D S14_MetalloEn

13:00 - 15:00 Lunch

15:00 - 16:30 S20_Sensing S22_Synthe S1_Biolo S17_NanoCar&2D S14_MetalloEn

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands) Banquet Hall

16:30 - 17:30 Coffee break Coffee break & Poster Session C (S1, S2, S9, S10, S14, S17, S20, S21, S22)

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

17:30 - 19:00 S21_Supramol S22_Synthe S1_Biolo (from 17:15) S17_NanoCar&2D S14_MetalloEn

Room Banquet Hall

19:00 - 19:30 Poster Session C (S1, S2, S9, S10, S14, S17, S20, S21, S22) and Poster Awards Ceremony

Room Araeta Cider House

21:00-24:00Conference Dinner

Buses from Kursaal and NH Aránzazu Hotel at 20:30 Buses from Araeta Cider House to Kursaal and NH Aránzazu Hotel at 24:00

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8:30 - 9:15 P6 - Makoto Fujita. The University of Tokio, Japan. Coordination Self-Assembly: From Origins to the Latest Advances

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

9:30 - 11:00 S21_Supramol S22_Synthe S1_Biolo S17_NanoCar&2D S9_Divulga

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

11:00 - 11:15 Coffee break

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

11:15 - 12:45 S21_Supramol S22_Synthe S1_Biolo S17_NanoCar&2D S9_Divulga

Room Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

12:45 - 13:00 Coffee break

13:00 - 14:30 S21_Supramol S22_Synthe S1_Biolo S22_Synthe S9_Divulga (until 14:45)

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Symposia Titles

S1_Biolo CHEMICAL STRATEGIES TO MODULATE BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES

S2_Calorim CALORIMETRY AND THERMAL ANALYSIS IN CURRENT CHEMISTRY

S3_Carbohy CARBOHYDRATES FROM MONOSACCHARIDES TO NANOSTRUCTURES. SYNTHESIS, STRUCTURE, INTERACTIONS AND APPLICATIONS

S4_Catal CATALYTIC SMALL MOLECULE ACTIVATION & SUSTAINABLE CO2 CONVERSION TO FUELS AND CHEMICALS

S5_ColoPolym NANOSCIENCE OF COLLOIDS, MOLECULAR MATERIALS AND POLYMERS FOR SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY

S6_Comput SYNERGIES BETWEEN COMPUTATIONAL AND EXPERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY

S8_Disolv CHEMISTRY IN NEOTERIC AND ALTERNATIVE SOLVENTS

S9_Divulga TEACHING, HISTORY AND PUBLIC OUTREACH OF CHEMISTRY: CELEBRATING THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE PERIODIC TABLE.

S10_ElectroChem SUSTAINABLE ELECTROCHEMICAL ENGINEERING: ADVANCES AND CHALLENGES

S11_Inorg ADVANCED INORGANIC SYSTEMS

S12_Light LIGHT SYMPOSIUM: LIGHT CONTROLLED MATERIALS AND PROCESSES: FROM MEDICINE TO ARTIFICIAL PHO-TOSYNTHESIS

S13_Membra PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MEMBRANES IN EMERGING APPLICATIONS

S14_MetalloEn ARTIFICIAL METALLOENZYMES AND PROTEIN DESIGN: APPLICATIONS IN CATALYSIS

S15_MetalNHC TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES BEARING N-HETEROCYCLIC AND MESOIONIC CARBENE LIGANDS (NHCs AND MICs): STRUCTURES, MATERIALS AND APPLICATIONS

S16_MOFs METAL-ORGANIC (MOFs) AND ORGANIC (COFs) FRAMEWORKS

S17_NanoCar&2D Π-CONJUGATED CARBON NANOSTRUCTURES AND 2D MATERIALS

S18_NanoMed FROM CHEMISTRY TO NANOMEDICINE

S19_NatProd NATURAL PRODUCTS, FROM THE GENOME TO THE PRODUCTION OF BIOACTIVE MOLECULES

S20_Sensing SENSING AND BIOSENSING: FROM THE BENCH TO THE FIELD

S21_Supramol SUPRAMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY AT THE FRONTIER OF MOLECULAR, MATERIALS AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

S22_Synthe MODERN SYNTHETIC METHODOLOGIES AND TOTAL SYNTHESIS

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Registration desk

16:00 Registration

Chamber room

17:00 Assembly of Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry

18:00 Opening Ceremony of XXXVII Biennial Meeting of RSEQ

18:15

Lilly Awards Session:

18:15 José Enrique Gómez Pulido

18:25 Esther Sánchez Tirado

18:35 Ana García Herraiz

18:45 Silvia Osuna

19:05 Lilly Awards Ceremony

19:15P1 - Frances H. Arnold. California Institute of Technology, USA.

Innovation by Evolution: Bringing New Chemistry to Life Lecture sponsored by ChemPubSoc Europe

Banquet Hall

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P2 - Claudio Palomo. Universidad del País Vasco, San Sebastián / 2017 RSEQ Gold Medal A Journey through the Field of Asymmetric Catalysis: From Chiral Lewis Acids to H-Bonding Catalysts

9:15 P3 - Jesús Jiménez - Barbero. CIC bioGUNE, Derio-Vizcaya / 2018 RSEQ Gold Medal Breaking the limits in understanding glycan recognition by NMR

10:00Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

Coffee break

Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg S3_Carbohy

10:30 IL 01 Tomás Torres 10:30 IL 01 Fahmi Himo 10:30 IL 01 James Durrant 10:30 IL 01 Francesc Teixidor 10:30 IL 01 Stéphane Vincent

11:00 IL 02 Paul S. Weiss 11:00 OC 01 Adrián de Aguirre 11:00 IL 02 Pau Gorostiza 11:00 OC 01 Rosario Núñez 11:00 OC 01 Beatriz Illescas

11:30 OC 01 Silverio Coco 11:15 OC 02 Verònica Postils 11:30 OC 01 Raúl Losantos 11:15 OC 02 Beñat Artetxe 11:15 OC 02 Juan Carlos Morales

11:45 OC 02 Fabienne Barroso 11:30 OC 03 Miquel Torrent 11:45 OC 02 Sixto Giménez 11:30 IL 02 Smail Triki 11:30 OC 03 Emilio Cocinero

11:45 FP 01 Jesús A. Luque 11:45 FP 01 Ioanna Kalograiaki

11:52 FP 02 Michel Craig 11:50 FP 02 Ana Isabel Carbajo

11:55 FP 03 Jorge Losada

S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg S3_Carbohy

12:00 OC 03 Carolina Carrillo 12:00 IL 02 Dimitra Markovitsi 12:00 OC 03 José Alemán 12:00 OC 03 Arnau Carné 12:00 IL 02 Ana Ardá

12:15 OC 04 Julio San Román 12:30 OC 04 Johannes Gierschner 12:15 OC 04 Raúl Pérez-Ruiz 12:15 OC 04 Javier García Martínez 12:30 OC 04 Claudio Navo

12:30 IL 03 Marcelo Calderón 12:45 OC 05 Lara Martínez Fernández 12:30 OC 05 Jesús Rubén Berenguer 12:30 IL 03 Sara Bals 12:45 FP 04 José María Orduña

13:00 IL 04 Andreas Walther 13:00 OC 06 Lluís Blancafort 12:45 OC 06 Esteban Urriolabeitia 13:00 OC 05 Cyrille Hamon 12:50 FP 05 Elena Gómez

13:30 Specialized Group of Nanoscience and Molecular Materials NanoMatMol Meeting 13:15 OC 07 Enrique Manuel Arpa 13:00 IL 03 Thomas Bein 13:15 OC 06 Javier Conesa 12:55 FP 06 Pablo Valverde

13:00 IL 03 Thisbe K. Lindhorst

13:30 Lunch

Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg S3_Carbohy

15:30 IL 05 Prashant V. Kamat 15:30 IL 03 David de Sancho 15:30 IL 04 Burkhard König 15:30 IL 04 Jérôme Lhoste 15:30 IL 04 Sonia Serna

16:00 IL 06 Thuc-Quyen Nguyen 16:00 OC 08 Carmen Domene 16:00 OC 07 Ignacio Vayá 16:00 OC 07 Marine Reynaud 16:00 OC 05 Fayna García

16:30 OC 05 Ángela Sastre 16:15 OC 09 Maite Roca 16:15 FP 01 Daniel R. Ramos 16:15 OC 08 Pedro Lavela 16:15 OC 06 Irene Herrera

16:45 OC 06 Gustavo de Miguel 16:30 OC 10 Javier Iglesias-Fernández 16:23 FP 02 Virginia Martínez 16:30 OC 09 Eider Goikolea 16:30 OC 07 Andrés González

16:45 FP 03 Lur Alonso Cotchico 16:30 FP 03 Silvio Aguilar 16:45 OC 10 Jesús Prado 16:45 FP 07 Raik Artschwager

16:52 FP 04 Guillermo García-Marquina 16:38 FP 04 Miguel Claros 16:50 FP 08 Antonio Franconetti

16:45 FP 05 Laura Ortiz 16:55 FP 09 José Luis González

16:53 FP 06 Alba García 17:00 Specialized Group of Carbohydrates HIC Meeting

Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands) Banquet Hall

17:00 Coffee break Coffee break & Poster Session A ( S3, S5, S6, S11, S12)

Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

S5_ColoPolym S6_Comput S12_Light S11_Inorg

17:30 IL 07 Markus Antonietti 17:30 IL 04 Barbara Kichner 17:30 FP 07 Carles Curutchet 17:30 OC 11 Xabier Martínez de Irujo

18:00 OC 07 Pilar de la Cruz 18:00 OC 11 Manuel Ángel Ortuño 17:38 FP 08 Leyre Marzo 17:45 OC 12 Maite Perfecto

18:15 OC 08 Christian Kuttner 18:15 OC 12 Albert Solé-Daura 17:46 FP 09 Sara Hernández 18:00 FP 01 Verónica García

18:30 FP 01 Guillermo González-Rubio 18:30 OC 13 Elisa Jiménez-Izal 17:54 FP 10 Ainhoa Oliden 18:07 FP 02 Isabel Romero

18:35 FP 02 Joaquín Calbo 18:45 FP 05 Ricardo Ortiz Cano 18:02 FP 11 Carmen García 18:15 FP 03 Noemí Linares

18:40 FP 03 Ignacio Rosa 18:52 FP 06 Andrés Pérez-Guardiola 18:10 FP 12 Rubén Más 18:22 FP 04 Raúl García

18:45 FP 04 Joscha Kruse 18:18 FP 13 MJ. Gómez Escalonilla 18:30 FP 05 Rafael Córdoba

18:50 FP 05 Miguel García-Iglesias 18:26 FP 14 Elena Serrano 18:37 FP 06 Adrián Pastor

18:55 FP 06 Haritz Sardon 18:34 FP 15 Sara Fuertes 18:45 FP 07 Andoni Zabala

18:42 OC 08 Ma Victoria Gómez 18:52 FP 08 Vanessa Arias

19:30 Specialized Group of Solid State GEES Meeting

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P4 - Paul Chirik. Princeton University, USA. New Synthetic Opportunities Enabled by Catalysis with Iron, Cobalt and Nickel

Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

S4_Catal S6_Comput S15_MetalNHC S13_Membra

9:30 IL 1 Jarl Ivar van der Vlugt 9:30 IL 05 Juan Carlos Sancho-García 9:30 IL 01 Kenneth Wärnmark 9:30 IL 01 Daniel Bergmair

10:00 OC 01 Xavier Sala 10:00 OC 14 Eloy Ramos-Cordoba 10:00 OC 01 Ángela Vivancos 10:00 OC 01 Miren Etxebarria- Benavides

10:15 OC 02 María Escudero 10:15 OC 15 Juan Aragó 10:15 OC 02 Oscar Pàmies 10:15 OC 02 Thomas Schafer

10:30 OC 03 Miguel Ángel Huertos 10:30 OC 16 Ángel Martín Pendás 10:30 OC 03 Miguel A. Casado 10:30 OC 03 Lidia Martínez

10:45 OC 04 Jesús San José 10:45 FP 07 Rubén Laplaza 10:45 FP 01 Marta García-Avelló 10:45 FP 01 Iliane Rafaniello

10:52 FP 08 Mireia Vía-Nadal 10:50 FP 02 Víctor Martínez-Agramunt 10:50 FP 02 Sara Escorihuela

10:55 FP 03 Beatriz Sánchez-Page

11:00Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

Coffee break

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S4_Catal S19_NatProd S18_NanoMed S15_MetalNHC S13_Membra

11:30 IL 02 Blaž Likozar 11:30 IL 01 Tilmann Weber 11:30 IL 01 Avi Schroeder 11:30 IL 02 Beatriz Royo 11:30 IL 02 Javier Pérez-Ramírez

12:00 OC 05 María Álvarez Martínez 12:00 OC 01 Fernando Reyes 12:00 OC 01 Fernando Herranz 12:00 OC 04 Manuel Iglesias 12:00 OC 04 Aitor Marcos-Madrazo

12:15 OC 06 Antonio Martínez Martínez 12:15 OC 02 Antonio Hernández Daranas 12:15 OC 02 María Jesús Vicent 12:15 OC 05 Eder Tomás-Medivil 12:15 OC 05 José Manuel Serra

12:30 OC 07 M. Ángeles Fuentes 12:30 OC 03 Jaime Rodríguez 12:30 FP 01 Ana Torres-Martínez 12:30 OC 06 David Ventura 12:30 OC 06 Ekain Fernández

12:45 OC 08 Eduardo García-Verdugo 12:45 FP 01 Jesús F. Arteaga 12:37 FP 02 Diana Díaz-García 12:45 FP 04 Ana Gutiérrez-Blanco 12:45 FP 03 Julio García-Fayos

12:50 FP 02 Rodney Lacret 12:44 FP 03 Beatriz Mayol-Hornero 12:50 FP 05 María Galiana 12:52 FP 04 Jose Casaban

12:55 FP 03 Adrián Morales Amador 12:51 FP 04 Ciro Rodríguez Díaz 12:55 FP 06 Andrés Mollar

13:00 GEPRONAT 2018 Prizes

13:00 Lunch

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15:00 IL 03 Marc Robert 15:00 IL 02 Markus Kalesse 15:00 IL 02 María J. Blanco-Prieto 15:00 IL 01 Michael Zaworotko 15:00 IL 01 Maurizio Peruzzini

15:30 OC 09 José Antonio Castro 15:30 OC 04 Guillermo M. Massanet 15:30 OC 03 Beatriz Salinas 15:25 OC 01 Vincent Guillerm 15:30 OC 01 Camino González Arellano

15:45 OC 10 María Victoria Jiménez 15:45 OC 05 María Pérez 15:45 OC 04 Arie Gruzman 15:40 OC 02 José Sánchez 15:45 OC 02 Cristian Vidal

16:00 OC 11 Anna Company 16:00 OC 06 Alberto Galisteo Pretel 16:00 FP 05 Paloma Martínez-Ruiz 15:55 OC 03 Antonio Leyva 16:00 OC 03 Franco Scalambra

16:15 OC 12 Jesús Cano 16:15 FP 04 Miriam Piccichè 16:07 FP 06 Nuria Lafuente-Gómez 16:10 FP 01 Guillermo Mínguez 16:15 FP 01 Belén López Sánchez

16:20 FP 05 José Manuel Botubol 16:14 FP 07 Javier Idiago-López 16:15 FP 02 Oscar Castillo 16:20 FP 02 Rebeca González Fernández

16:25 FP 06 Alberto Esteban Aranda 16:21 FP 08 David García-Soriano 16:20 FP 03 Silvia Gutiérrez 16:25 FP 03 José Manuel Veiga del Pino

16:30 Specialized Group of Natural Products GEPN Meeting 16:25 FP 04 Alberto Riaño

16:30Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands) Banquet Hall

Coffee break Coffee break & Poster Session B (S4, S6, S8, S13, S15, S16, S18, S19, S22)

Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4+5 Room 8+9

S4_Catal S22_Synthe S18_NanoMed S16_MOFs S8_Disolv

17:30 IL 04 Antoine Buchard 17:30 GEQOR Medals Ceremony 17:30 IL 03 Jaume Veciana 17:30 IL 02 Félix Zamora 17:30 IL 02 Diego J. Ramón

18:00 OC 13 Valeria Dantignana 18:00 IL 01 F. Javier Rojo (Ignacio Ribas Medal) 18:00 0C 05 Raluca M. Fratila 17:55 OC 04 Laura Salonen 18:00 OC 04 Vicente Gotor Fer-

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18:15 OC 14 Alberto Ramos 18:30 IL 02 Miguel Ángel Sierra (Fèlix Serratosa Medal) 18:15 0C 06 Antonio Domínguez-

Alfaro 18:10 OC 05 José Luis Segura 18:15 OC 05 Fernando García Tellado

18:30 FP 01 Andrés Garcés 18:30 0C 07 Juan Ferrera-González 18:25 OC 06 Marta Martínez 18:30 OC 06 Aimar García Martín

18:35 FP 02 Lorenzo Arnal 18:45 FP 09 Yurena Luengo 18:40 OC 07 Jesús Ferrando 18:45 FP 04 M. Jesús Rodríguez Álvarez

18:40 FP 03 Ruth Camacho 18:50 S18 Awards 18:55 FP 05 Ana Arenas 18:50 FP 05 Alba Sánchez Condado

18:45 FP 04 Marco Palmese 19:00 FP 06 Eduardo Gómez 18:55 FP 06 Luis Quirós

18:50 FP 05 Miguel Palenzuela 19:05 FP 07 Jorge Albalad

18:55 FP 06 Luis Miguel Martínez 19:30 Specialized Group of Organo-metallic Chemistry GEQO Meeting

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P5 - Anne Andrews. Semel Institute, University of California Los Angeles, USA. Chemical and Electronic Eavesdropping on Brain Neurotransmission

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9:30 IL 01 Giuseppe Arena 9:30 IL 03 Martin E. Maier 9:30 IL 01 Mehmet Ali Oturan 9:30 IL 03 Rob Ameloot 9:30 IL 01 Thomas R. Ward Lecture sponsored by GEQB-RSEQ

10:00 OC 01 Diana Cayuela 10:00 OC 01 Aina Urbina 10:00 OC 01 Enrique Brillas 9:55 OC 08 Mónica Giménez 10:00 OC 01 Dolores Esquivel

10:15 OC 02 Coro Echeverría 10:15 OC 02 Juan Ignacio Padrón 10:15 OC 02 Ignacio Sirés 10:10 OC 09 Víctor de la Peña 10:15 OC 02 Giuseppe Sciortino

10:30 OC 03 Juan Ángel Casares 10:30 OC 03 Ben Bradshaw 10:30 OC 03 Salvador Cotillas 10:25 OC 10 David Fairén 10:30 IL 02 Paul Kamer

10:45 FP 01 Joan Josep Suñol 10:45 FP 01 Sandra Rodríguez 10:45 OC 04 Guillermo Díaz 10:40 FP 08 Almudena Inchausti

10:52 FP 02 Albert M. Manich 10:50 FP 02 Sandra Resa 10:45 FP 09 Beatriz Villoria

10:55 FP 03 André U. Augustin 10:50 FP 10 Edurne Serrano

10:55 FP 11 Víctor Berned

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Coffee break

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11:30 IL 01 Niko Hildebrandt 11:30 IL 04 Geraldine Masson 11:30 IL 02 Raquel Onandía de Dios 11:30 IL 01 Xinliang Feng 11:30 IL 03 Jan-Erling Bäckvall

12:00 OC 01 Javier Reguera 12:00 OC 04 Ruth Dorel 12:00 OC 05 Ana López Cudero 12:00 OC 01 Aurelio Mateo-Alonso 12:00 OC 03 José R. Couceiro

12:15 OC 02 José Manuel Costa 12:15 OC 05 Pablo Bonilla 12:15 OC 06 Francisco Alcaide 12:15 OC 02 Fátima García 12:15 OC 04 Gonzalo Jiménez Osés

12:30 OC 03 Guillermo Orellana 12:30 OC 06 Xavier Companyó 12:30 OC 07 Sergio Castro 12:30 FP 01 Luis M. Mateo De Doni 12:30 OC 05 José A. Pomposo

12:45 FP 01 Ángel Orte 12:45 FP 04 Joan Guillem Mayans 12:45 OC 08 María Millán 12:35 FP 02 Jesús Castro-Esteban 12:45 OC 06 Lara Villarino

12:50 FP 02 Valery Pavlov 12:50 FP 05 Jonathan Álvarez 14:00 Specialized Group of Biological Chemistry QB Meeting 12:40 KN 01 David Écija

12:55 FP 03 Elena Benito-Peña 12:55 FP 06 Krzysztof Kucinski

13:00 Specialized Group of Calorimetry and thermal analysis GECAT Meeting

13:00 Lunch

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15:00 IL 02 Julia Pérez Prieto 15:00 FP 07 Víctor Carramiñana 15:00 IL 01 Steven F. Dowdy 15:00 IL 02 Irena G. Stará 15:00 IL 04 José Luis Mascareñas

15:30 OC 04 Miquel Avellá 15:05 FP 08 Teresa Campano 15:30 OC 01 Ignacio Alfonso 15:30 OC 03 Enrique Ortí 15:30 OC 07 Daniel Sánchez de Alcázar

15:45 OC 05 Susana Campuzano 15:10 FP 09 Marta Rodríguez 15:45 FP 01 Carme Masdeu 15:45 OC 04 Juan Luis Delgado 15:45 OC 08 Fernando P. Cossío

16:00 OC 06 Alberto Escarpa 15:15 OC 07 Igor Iriarte 15:50 FP 02 Ángel Cores 16:00 OC 05 Juan Pedro Merino 16:00 IL 05 Asier Unciti-Broceta

16:15 FP 04 Encarnación Lorenzo 15:30 OC 08 José Antonio Fernández 15:55 FP 03 Nuria Mazo 16:15 FP 03 Fernando G. Guijarro

16:20 FP 05 J. Pablo Salvador 15:45 OC 09 Rubén Manzano 16:00 OC 02 Ona Illa 16:20 FP 04 Pablo Reiné

16:25 FP 06 Ma Isabel Lucío 16:00 IL 05 Andrew D. Smith 16:15 FP 04 Iván Gallego 16:25 FP 05 Samara Medina

16:20 FP 05 Ana Gil

16:25 FP 06 Joan Guzmán-Caldentey

16:30Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands) Banquet Hall

Coffee break Coffee break & Poster Session C (S1, S2, S9, S10, S14, S17, S20, S21, S22)

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17:30 IL 01 Chris Hunter 17:30 IL 06 Marco Bandini 17:15 GEQB Best theses Awards 17:30 IL 03 Alicia Forment-Aliaga 17:30 IL 06 Gerard Roelfes

18:00 OC 01 Uwe Pischel 18:00 OC 10 Fabio Juliá 17:30 IL 02 Alexander Kros 18:00 OC 06 Mariano Vera-Hidalgo 18:00 OC 09 Carlos Sánchez Cano

18:15 OC 02 Konrad TiefenBacher 18:15 OC 11 Thomas Duhamel 18:00 FP 07 Marisa Juanes 18:15 OC 07 José A. Mata 18:15 OC 10 Ivan Mateljak

18:30 OC 03 Anton Vidal 18:30 OC 12 Raquel Hernández 18:05 FP 08 Joan Miguel Ávila 18:30 OC 08 María Tejeda–Serrano 18:30 FP 01 Cora Gutiérrez

18:45 FP 01 María José Mayoral 18:45 FP 10 Carlos Santiago 18:10 FP 09 Andrea Canal Martín 18:45 FP 06 Carlos Gibaja 18:35 FP 02 Iván Lavandera

18:50 FP 02 Gregori Ujaque 18:50 FP 11 Aitor Maestro 18:15 IL 03 Andrés A. Trabanco Lecture sponsored by Janssen 18:50 FP 07 Marina Garrido 18:40 FP 03 Juan Gurruchaga

18:55 FP 03 Jesús Mosquera 18:55 FP 12 Albert Cabré 18:45 FP 10 Sheila Abril 18:55 FP 08 Mario Franco Fernández 18:45 FP 04 Álvaro Martínez

18:50 FP 11 Andrés Luengo 18:50 FP 05 Elena López

18:55 FP 12 Mestre Nova 18:55 FP 06 Soraya Learte

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Poster Session C (S1, S2, S9, S10, S14, S17, S20, S21, S22) and Poster Awards Ceremony

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24:00

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Conference Dinner Buses from Kursaal and NH Aránzazu Hotel at 20:30 Buses from Araeta Cider House to Kursaal and NH Aránzazu Hotel at 24:00

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P6 - Makoto Fujita. The University of Tokio, Japan. Coordination Self-Assembly: From Origins to the Latest Advances

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9:30 IL 02 Bert Meijer 9:30 IL 07 Michael Willis 9:30 IL 04 María Jesús Vicent 9:30 IL 04 Alberto Bianco 9:30 IL 01 Pascual Román Polo

10:00 OC 04 Luis Sánchez 10:00 OC 13 Martín Fañanás 10:00 OC 03 Andrés de la Escosura 10:00 OC 09 M. Antonia Herrero Chamorro 10:00 IL 02 Javier García Martínez

10:15 OC 05 Gustavo Fernández 10:15 OC 14 Fernando López 10:15 FP 13 Alfonso García Rubia 10:15 OC 10 Laura Rodríguez-Pérez 10:30 OC 01 Jesús Ma Arsuaga

10:30 OC 06 Carmen Atienza 10:30 OC 15 Lucía Florentino 10:20 FP 14 Eva González 10:30 OC11 Rubén Caballero 10:45 OC 02 Inés Pellón

10:45 FP 04 Francisco Javier Ramírez 10:45 FP 13 Noel Nebra 10:25 FP 15 Alejandro Gutiérrez- González 10:45 FP 09 Mikiko Vázquez-

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10:50 FP 05 Javier Echavarren 10:50 FP 14 Raúl Martín 10:30 OC 04 Ana Pizarro 10:50 FP 10 Antonio M. Rodríguez

10:55 FP 06 Joaquín C. García Martínez 10:55 FP 15 María Obieta 10:45 OC 05 Roberto Quesada 10:55 FP 11 Jose M. González- Domínguez

11:00Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

Coffee break

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11:15 IL 03 Steven de Feyter 11:15 OC 16 Juan Diego Pizarro 11:15 IL 05 Cristina Flors 11:15 IL 05 Araceli G. Campaña Lecture sponsored by JIQ-RSEQ 11:15 IL 03 Antxon Anta

11:45 OC 07 Emilio Pérez 11:30 OC 17 Juana M. Pérez 11:45 OC 06 Francisco Corzana 11:45 OC 12 M. Salomé Rodríguez- Morgade 11:45 OC 03 Jordi Poater

12:00 OC 08 Bartolomé Soberats 11:45 OC 18 Valentín Hornillos 12:00 FP 16 María Fuertes 12:00 OC 13 M. Carmen Ruiz Delgado 12:00 OC 04 Ángela Martín-Serrano

12:15 OC 09 Giovanni Bottari 12:00 OC 19 Laura Trulli 12:05 FP 17 José Clerigué 12:15 IL 06 Nazario Martín 12:15 OC 05 Almudena de la Fuente

12:30 FP 07 Fernando Vidal 12:15 OC 20 Eric Tan 12:10 FP 18 Lucía Maio 12:30 OC 06 Gabriel Pinto

12:35 FP 08 Lucía Tapia 12:30 OC 21 Diego J. Cárdenas 12:15 OC 07 María Tomás

12:40 FP 09 Arántzazu González-Campo 12:30 FP 19 Elisa Abás

12:35 FP 20 Myriam González

12:40 FP 21 Sara del Mazo

12:45Hall Multipurpose Rooms (Sponsors Stands)

Coffee break

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13:00 IL 04 Helma Wennemers 13:00 FP 16 Daniel Bafaluy 13:00 IL 06 Iván López-Montero 13:00 FP 27 José García 13:00 IL 04 Juan Quílez

13:30 OC 10 Beatriu Escuder 13:05 FP 17 Olatz Olaizola 13:30 OC 08 Juan Blanco-Canosa 13:05 FP 28 Javier Corpas 13:30 OC 07 José Miguel González

13:45 OC 11 Juan Granja 13:10 FP 18 Antonio Romero 13:45 FP 22 Patricia Lerena 13:10 FP 29 Alba Durán 13:45 OC 08 José A. Martínez- González

14:00 OC 12 Laura Rodríguez 13:15 FP 19 Sara Martínez de Salinas 13:50 FP 23 Sergio Algar-Lizana 13:15 FP 30 Rayco Herbert Pérez 14:00 OC 09 Juan Antonio Llorens

14:15 FP 10 Mantas Liutkus 13:20 FP 20 Sergio Fernández 13:55 FP 24 Ángela Martín-Serrano 13:20 FP 31 José Antonio García 14:15 OC 10 Borja Fernández-d’Arlas

14:20 FP 11 Edgar Muñoz 13:25 FP 21 Jesús Bello 14:00 IL 07 Ralf Richter 13:25 FP 32 Tomás Gil 14:30 OC 11 José Antonio Murillo

14:25 FP 12 Tomás Torroba 13:30 FP 22 Giuseppe Zuccarello 13:30 FP 33 Nazaret Moreno

13:35 FP 23 Marc Font 13:35 FP 34 Marcos Escolano

13:40 FP 24 Iratxe Barbolla 13:40 FP 35 Pau Sarró

13:45 FP 25 Ana Milián 13:45 FP 36 Fernando Herrera

13:50 FP 26 Ma Soledad Garre 13:50 FP 37 Silvia Roscales

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Sunday, May 26

19:15-20:00 Frances H. Arnold, California Institute of Technology Innovation by Evolution: Bringing New Chemistry to Life Lecture sponsored by ChemPubSoc Europe

Chair: Haymo Ross

Monday, May 27

08:30-09:15 Claudio Palomo, Universidad del País Vasco A Journey through the Field of Asymmetric Catalysis: From Chiral Lewis Acids to H-Bonding Catalysts 2017 RSEQ Gold Medal

Chair: Rosario Fernández

09:15-10:00 Jesús Jimenez-Barbero, CIC bioGUNE Breaking the limits in understanding glycan recognition by NMR 2018 RSEQ Gold Medal

Chair: Mercedes Amat

Tuesday, May 28

08:30-09:15 Paul Chirik, Princeton University New Synthetic Opportunities Enabled by Catalysis with Iron, Cobalt and Nickel Chair: Pedro J. Pérez

Wednesday, May 29

08:30-09:15 Anne Andrews, Semel Institute, University of California Los Angeles Chemical and Electronic Eavesdropping on Brain Neurotransmission Chair: Luis Liz-Marzán

Thursday, May 30

08:30-09:15 Makoto Fujita, The University of Tokio Coordination Self-Assembly: From Origins to the Latest Advances Chair: José Luis Mascareñas

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Room: Chamber roomSunday, May 26

Chairs: Sonsoles Martín Santamaría, Ma Ángeles Martinez-Grau

2019 Lilly Thesis Awards

18:15 – 18:25 José Enrique Gómez Pulido, ICIQ - Institute of chemical research of CataloniaStereoselective Synthesis of Sulfones and Amino Acids from Functionalized Heterocycles

18:25 – 18:35 Esther Sánchez Tirado, Complutense University of Madrid Electrochemical immunosensors for the determination of aging biomarkers in clinical samples

18:35 – 18:45 Ana García Herraiz, ICIQ - Institute of chemical research of Catalonia New chemical reactivity at carbon enabled by photoredox catalysis

2019 Lilly Young Researcher Award

18:45 – 19:05 Silvia Osuna, ICREA - Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced StudiesConformational heterogeneity for novel enzyme function: The challenge of distal mutations

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S1: Chemical Strategies to Modulate Biological ProcessesCoordinators: Ruth Pérez, Javier Montenegro

Room: 3 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 29, WednesdayChair: Javier Montenegro

15:00-15:30 Steven Dowdy Delivery of RNAi Therapeutics: Overcoming a Billion Years of Cellular Defenses

15:30-15:45 Ignacio Alfonso Dynamic covalent identification of an efficient heparin ligand

15:45-15:50 Carme Masdeu A new functionalized nanostructure based on DNA with antileshmanial activity

15:50-15:55 Ángel CoresDiasteroselective synthesis of enantiopure lipoic acid-benzodiazepine hybrids for their study as calcium channel blockers and neuroprotectors.

15:55-16:00 Nuria Mazo Fluorescently labeled unnatural variants of ente-rococcal virulence lanthipeptide Cytolysin

16:00-16:15 Ona Illa New Cell Penetrating Agents Based on Cyclobu-tane-Containing Chiral Hybrid Peptides

16:15-16:20 Iván Gallego Glycosylated Cell Penetrating Peptides, GCCPs

16:20-16:25 Ana Gil Identification of new metabolites produced by the human microbiota

16:25-16:30 Joan Guzmán-Caldentey Toll-like recpetor 4 and galectins. Computational approaches to their modulation

session 2 May 29, WednesdayChair: Ruth Pérez

17:15-17:30 GEQB Awards for the best theses from Specialized Group of Biological Chemistry

17:30-18:00 Alexander Kros Conformational restriction of coiled-coil based fusogens

18:00-18:05 Marisa Juanes Delivery of gene editing nucleases using Peptide/Cas9 non-covalent nanostructures

18:05-18:10 Joan Miguel Ávila Metal catalyzed cycloadditions in biological me-dia

18:10-18:15 Andrea Canal Martín Modulating Synapse by Chemical Adaptive Sys-tems

18:15-18:45 Andrés Trabanco Towards the discovery of novel and selective BACE-1 inhibitors for the treatment of Alzhei-mer’s disease

Lecture sponsored by Janssen

18:45-18:50 Sheila AbrilSynthesis of Multitarget Directed Ligands to treat Alzheimer s Disease using ECED transfor-mation

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18:50-18-55 Andrés Luengo Gold(I) and Iridium(III) bimetallic bioconjugates as theranostic agents

18:55-19:00 Mestre Nova StereoFitter: from raw NMR data to 3D structure configuration and conformational deconvolution

session 3 May 30, ThursdayChair: Ona Illa

9:30-10:00 María Jesús Vincent Polypeptide-Based Conjugates as Versatile Anti-cancer Therapeutics

10:00-10:15 Andrés de la EscosuraSupramolecular Strategies toward Photoactive Biohybrid Materials for Biomedical Light Manage-ment

10:15-10:20 Alfonso García Rubia ImidazolUrea derivatives as promising agents for the treatment of Chagas disease

10:20-10:25 Eva González Study the properties of cyclic peptides against matrix-encased bacteria

10:25-10:30 Alejandro Gutiérrez- González

Bioorthogonal Ruthenium-Catalyzed Azide-Alky-ne Cycloaddition

10:30-10:45 Ana Pizarro Targeting Mitochondria by Highly Potent Iridium Metallodrugs

10:45-11:00 Roberto Quesada Biologically active small molecule anion transpor-ters

session 4 May 30, ThursdayChair: Andrés de la Escosura

11:15-11:45 Cristina Flors Phototherapeutic Strategies for Amyloid-Related Diseases: a Nanoscale View

11:45-12:00 Francisco CorzanaStructure-based design of potent tumor-associa-ted mucin-like antigens by O–>S/Se replacement at the glycosidic linkage

12:00-12:05 María FuertesSynthesis and Biological evaluation of hybrid fused Phosphorated quinolines asTopoisomerase I inhibitors.

12:05-12:10 José Clerigué New cytisine-based multitarget compounds for neurodegenerative diseases

12:10-12:15 Lucía Maio Designed metallo-tags for probing natural sys-tems

12:15-12:30 María Tomás Fluorogenic Probes for Intracellular Metal Ca-talysis

12:30-12:35 Elisa Abás Nuevos complejos proapoptóticos de Au(I) por externalización de fosfatidilserina.

12:35-12:40 Myriam González Conferring selectivity through the strategic modi-fication of bioactive molecules

12:40-12:45 Sara del Mazo Novel tetrazole based combretastatin A-4 ana-logs

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session 5 May 30, ThursdayChair: Ignacio Alfonso

13:00-13:30 Iván López Montero Rolling and Swinging with ATP synthases in lipid bilayers

13:30-13:45 Juan Blanco-Canosa Chemical synthesis of the Hedgehog signaling pathway activating ligand Sonic Hedgehog.

13:45-13:50 Patricia Lerena El receptor NK-1 como diana terapéutica en el diseño de nuevos agentes anticancerosos.

13:50-13:55 Sergio Algar-Lizana New molecules insipred on microbiota metaboli-tes targeting cancer phenotypes

13:55-14:00 Ángela Martín-Serrano Cationic Carbosilane Dendrimers Functionalized for Applications as Nanocarriers for Biomolecules

14:00-14:30 Ralf Richter Multivalent Recognition at Fluid Surfaces: Inter-play of Receptor Clustering and Superselectivity

SPONSORS OF THE SYMPOSIUM

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S2: Calorimetry and Thermal Analysis in Current ChemistryCoordinators: Marta Fernández-García, Alexandra Muñoz Bonilla

Room: 1 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 29, WednesdayChairs: Alexandra Muñoz-Bonilla, Marta Fernández-García

9:30-10:00 Giuseppe Arena Can a well-designed ITC experiment provide information on the speciation of supramolecular compartments?

10:00-10:15 Diana Cayuela Control de la eliminación de lignina en los tratamientos de algodonización del cáñamo

10:15-10:30 Coro EcheverríaDesarrollo de membranas multifuncionales de PLA para apli-caciones biomédicas: Estudio de cristalinidad y propiedades térmicas de fibras orientadas.

10:30-10:45 Juan Ángel Casares Calorimetry uses for the study of organometallic species

10:45-10:52 Joan Josep Suñol Análisis térmico de aleaciones magnéticas

10:52-11:00 Albert M. Manich Análisis Térmico (DSC, TGA) de retardantes de llama textiles con menor impacto ambiental

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S3: Carbohydrates from Monosaccharides to Nanostructures. Synthesis, Structure, Interactions and ApplicationsCoordinators: Niels Reichardt, Javier Cañada

Room: 8+9 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 27, MondayChairs: Javier Cañada, Stephane Vincent

10:30-11:00 Stephane Vincent Fluorinated and multivalent glycomimetics as biochemical probes for bacterial enzymes

11:00-11:15 Beatriz Illescas Carbohydrate Functionalized Carbon Nanostructures

11:15-11:30 Juan Carlos Morales Thio sugars as vectors for G-quadruplex ligands: potent anti-cancer and antiparasitic drugs

11:30-11:45 Emilio Cocinero Elucidating structures of biomolecules through high-resolu-tion spectroscopies

11:45-11:50 Ioanna Kalograiaki Physicochemical characterisation of a carcinoma-related gly-cosaminoglycan structure

11:50-11:55 Ana Isabel CarbajoSynthesis and Evaluation of Novel Cationic Facial Dendrimers Based on Macrocyclic Trehalose Scaffolds as Gene Delivery System

11:55-12:00 Jorge Losada Synthesis and biological evaluation of novel peptide-conjuga-tes for peach allergy

session 2 May 27, MondayChairs: Niels Reichardt, Omar Boutureira

12:00-12:30 Anna Arda NMR for disclosing key structural elements in glycan recogni-tion by lectins

12:30-12:45 Claudio Navo Conformationally restricted Tn antigen mimics as potential immunotherapeutics

12:45-12:50 José María Orduña Synthesis of a Nitroxide grafted to a HBGA derivative as a probe in NMR assignment in Human Norovirus

12:50-12:55 Elena Gómez Molecular recognition and modulation of complement system proteins. Computational approaches.

12:55-13:00 Pablo Valverde NMR Studies of the Specific Interaction of DC-SIGN with the Blood Group A/B Antigens

13:00-13:30 Thisbe LindhorstGlycomimetics to explore carbohydrate-specific bacterial adhesion - A means to understand principles of carbohydrate recognition

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session 3 May 27, MondayChairs: Ramón Esteve, Thisbe Lindhorst

15:30-16:00 Sonia Serna Microarrays as tools in Glycobiology Research

16:00-16:15 Fayna García Probing the Effect of Iminosugars on Mucin 1 Glycopepti-de Antibody Recognition

16:15-16:30 Irene Herrera Stereoselective synthesis of sp2-iminosugar 2-deoxy-a-glyco-sides from glycal-type enecarbamates

16:30-16:45 Andrés GonzálezFacile Formation of b-thioGlcNAc Linkages to Thiol-Containing Sugars, Peptides, and Proteins using a Mutant GH20 Hexosa-minidase

16:45-16:50 Raik Artschwager Towards the chemo-enzymatic synthesis of an Nglycomimetic library for the targeting of human DC-SIGN

16:50-16:55 Antonio Franconetti Supramolecular Assembly of Urea-based Chitosan Hydrogels

16:55-17:00 José Luis González Regioselective enzymatic α-glucosylation of hesperetin with cyclodextrin glucanotransferase from Thermoanaerobacter sp.

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S4: Catalytic Small Molecule Activation & Sustainable CO2 Conversion to Fuels and ChemicalsCoordinators: Francisco J. Fernández-Álvarez, Arjan W. Kleij

Room: 1 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChair: Arjan Kleij

9:30-10:00 Jarl-Ivar van der Vlugt Reactive Ligands and Ligand-Centered Radicals: Stoichiome-tric and Catalytic Transformations

10:00-10:15 Xavier Sala Tunable Molecular-Material Hybrids at the Nanoscale for Ca-talytic Water Splitting

10:15-10:30 María Escudero Electrocatalysis for Value-Added Chemicals: A Focus on Dime-thyl Carbonate

10:30-10:45 Miguel Ángel Huertos Hydrogen Tunneling Observed in Hydrolysis of Silanes

10:45-11:00 Jesús San José Rational design of Cp*CoIII-catalyzed C-H functionalizations based on fundamental knowledge

session 2 May 28, TuesdayChair: Marta G. Mosquera

11:30-12:00 Blaž LikozarApplication of Multi-scale Modelling Simulations in Carbon Capture and Utilization: from Catalyst Material Design to Industrial-scale Process Optimisation

12:00-12:15 María Álvarez MartínezSynthesis of Group 6 metal-tris(ethylene) complexes with a PNP-type pincer ligand. Reactivity studies towards carbon dioxide

12:15-12:30 Antonio Martínez Martínez

Catalytic Upgrading of Light Hydrocarbons: Solid-State Mole-cular Organometallic Nanoreactors

12:30-12:45 María Ángeles Fuentes Phosphine/borane-dimethylxanthene frustrated Lewis pairs chemistry

12:45-13:00 Eduardo García-VerdugoImmobilised Hydroxyl Hydrogen Bond Donors onto Supported Ionic Liquid-Like Phases (SILLPs) as efficient Organocatalyst for the Cycloaddition of CO2 to Epoxides

session 3 May 28, TuesdayChair: Miguel Huertos

15:00-15:30 Marc Robert Running the Clock: Catalytic Reduction of CO2 with 2, 6 and 8 Electrons Using Co and Fe Molecular Catalysts

15:30:15:45 José Antonio Castro Synthesis of Bio-Derived Cyclic Carbonates Catalyzed by an Efficient Aluminum Catalyst

15:45-16:00 María Victoria Jiménez Reduction of CO2 with Silanes and Amines catalysed by a Zwitterionic Bis-NHC-Ir(III) Complex

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16:00-16:15 Anna Company Spectroscopic and reactivity comparisons between nonheme oxoiron(IV) and oxoiron(V) species bearing the same ancillary ligand

16:15-16:30 Jesús Cano Cationic doubly-silylamido-bridged cyclopentadienyl group 4 metal complexes in activation reactions

session 4 May 28, TuesdayChair: Francisco J. Fernández-Álvarez

17:30-18:00 Antoine Buchard Carbon dioxide: a building block for sustainable polymers

18:00-18:15 Valeria Dantignana Chemoselective Aliphatic C-H Bond Oxidation Enabled by Pola-rity Reversal

18:15-18:30 Alberto Ramos Reducción de CO2 con Boranos Empleando Carbodiimidas como Catalizadores

18:30-18:35 Andrés Garcés Catalytic Synthesis of Cyclic Carbonates from CO2 and Epoxi-des by Scorpionate Zinc Alkyl Complexes

18:35-18:40 Lorenzo Arnal Activation of C-X bonds in halocarbons by a Pt2(II,II) butter-fly-like platinum compound. The role of oxygen in the oxidati-ve addition process

18:40-18:45 Ruth Camacho Ansa-monocyclopentadienyl titanium and zirconium comple-xes in catalytic hydroamination reactions

18:45-18:50 Marco Palmese Aminophosphano iridium(III) complexes for catalytic dehydro-genation of formic acid

18:50-18:55 Miguel Palenzuela Low nuclearity [AlMX3(OR)] (X = H, Me) aluminates for CO2 activation reactions

18:55-19:00 Luis Miguel Martínez Magnetic Nanoparticles Encapsulated in Carbon for Magneti-cally Induced CO2 Valorisation

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S5: Nanoscience of colloids, molecular materials and polymers for sustainable societyCoordinators: Julio San Román del Barrio, Marek Grzelczak

Room: 1 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 27, MondayChair: Ángela Sastre

10:30-11:00 Tomás Torres Subphthalocyanines and related compounds: Singular aroma-tic non-planar molecules

11:00-11:30 Paul Weiss Precise Chemical, Physical, and Electronic Nanoscale Contacts

11:30-11:45 Silverio Coco Schiff-Base Complexes Derived from Triphenylene. High Char-ge Mobility in Semiconducting columnar mesophases

11:45-12:00 Fabienne Barroso Cyclic polyethers: synthesis, limitations and applications

session 2 May 27, MondayChair: Ángela Sastre

12:00-12:15 Carolina Carrillo Aqueous Stable Gold Nanostar/ZIF-8 Nanocomposites for Light Triggered Release of Active Cargo Inside Living Cells

12:15-12:30 Julio San Román Multilayer bioactive nanoparticles based on polymer drugs with anti-inflammatory activity

12:30-13:00 Marcelo Calderón Environment-Responsive Nanogels for Topical Protein Deli-very: from protein replacement to needle-free vaccination

13:00-13:30 Andreas Walther Adaptive and Autonomous Bioinspired Materials Systems

session 3 May 27, MondayChair: Julio San Román

15:30-16:00 Prashant V. Kamat From Quantum Dots to Perovskites. How Semiconductor Na-nostructures Bring About Light Energy Conversion

16:00-16:30 Thuc-Quyen Nguyen Novel Semiconducting Oligomers for Solution-Processed Orga-nic Solar Cells

16:30-16:45 Ángela Sastre Perylenediimides Dimers as Acceptors for OPV Applications

16:45-17:00 Gustavo de Miguel Large organic cation in halide perovskites for photovoltaics

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session 4 May 27, MondayChair: Marek Grzelczak

17:30-18:00 Markus Antonietti Artificial photosynthesis with heterogeneous nanostructures

18:00-18:15 Pilar de la Cruz Non-fullerene acceptors based on diketopyrrolopyrrole core for high-efficiency solar cells (>10%)

18:15-18:30 Christian Kuttner SERS Brightness and Plasmonic Heating from Anisotropic Core/Satellite Superstructures

18:30-18:35 Guillermo González-RubioUnderstanding the Role of Cluster Nature in the Seed-Media-ted Growth of Anisotropic Metal Nanocrystals Using Analytical Ultracentrifugation

18:35-18:40 Joaquín Calbo Computations on Electroactive TTF-based derivatives: from donor-acceptor architectures to metal-organic frameworks

18:40-18:45 Ignacio RosaSynergic Action between Adamantylammonium Halides and Laser Ablation for Transforming Perovskites Bulks into Nano-particles

18:45-18:50 Joscha Kruse Dynamic self-assembly of thermoresponsive gold nanoparti-cles

18:50-18:55 Miguel García-Iglesias Supramolecular ferroelectric materials

18:55-19:00 Haritz Sardon Strong bases mediated preparation of segmented poly(hy-droxyurea-urethane)s from dicyclic carbonates and diamines

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S6: Synergies between Computational and Experimental ChemistryCoordinators: Jesus M. Ugalde, Iñaki Tuñón

Room: 2 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 27, Monday

Reaction Mecha-nisms & Catalysis

Chair: Marc García Borrás

10:30-11:00 Fahmi Himo Quantum Chemical Modeling of Mechanisms and Selectivities in Homogeneous Catalysis

11:00-11:15 Adiran de Aguirre From Ni(0) to Ni(III) in a single photoredox catalytic cycle: a computational study

11:15-11:30 Verònica Postils Pro-oxidant activity of aluminium promoting radical-scaven-ging reactions. DPPH-QH2 pair as a test case.

11:30-11:45 Miquel Torrent El apilamiento pi como la clave para entender la catálisis fotoredox

11:45-11:52 Jesús A. Luque Mechanism of the Manganese-Pincer Catalyzed Acceptorless Dehydrogenative Coupling of Nitriles and Alcohols

11:52-11:59 Michel Craig Universal Scaling Relations in Water Splitting Catalysts With Near-Zero Overpotential

session 2 May 27, Monday

Excited State Che-mistry

Chair: Inés Corral

12:00-12:30 Dimitra Markovitsi Absorption of low energy UV radiation by DNA: excited states and reactivity

12:30-12:45 Johannes Gierschner Energy Transfer Dynamics in Supramolecular Polymers for Artificial Light-Harvesting Systems

12:45-13:00 Lara Martínez Fernández

Characterizing DNA photophysics and photochemistry using quantum chemical calculations.

13:00-13:15 Lluís Blancafort A volume-conserving coordinate for the excited-state decay of the GFP chromophore

13:15-13:30 Enrique Manuel Arpa Photophysics and photodegradation of pterin chromophore and derivatives

session 3 May 27, Monday

Computa-tional Bio-chemistry

Chair: Gonzalo Jiménez-Osés

15:30-16:00 David de Sancho Synergy between theory, simulation and experiment for sin-gle-molecule protein folding

16:00-16:15 Carmen Domene Studies of TRP Channels Activation and Modulation Using Computational Approaches

16:15-16:30 Maite Roca Elucidating Catalytic Reaction Mechanisms by means of the Adaptive String Method

16:30-16:45 Javier Iglesias- Fernández

Network models to uncover conformational rearrangements of natural and evolved LovD enzyme variants

16:45-16:52 Lur Alonso Cotchico Deciphering the structure-function relationship of an artificial Friedel-Crafts alkylase

16:52-16:59 Guillermo García- Marquina Ingeniería enzimática de la aciltransferasa LovD

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session 4 May 27, Monday

Materials Chemistry & Design

Chair: Max García-Melchor

17:30-18:00 Barbara Kichner Chemically active domains of liquids

18:00-18:15 Manuel Ángel Ortuño Modeling Metal–Ionic Liquid Interfaces for Selective Electro-chemical Nitrogen Reduction

18:15-18:30 Albert Solé-Daura Computational Modelling of Super-Reduced Polyoxometalates for Energy Storage

18:30-18:45 Elisa Jiménez-Izal Computational design of Pt-based nanocatalysts

18:45-18:52 Ricardo Ortiz Cano Probing spin fluctuations in graphene nanoribbons with STM tunnelling spectroscopy1892

18:52-18:59 Andrés Pérez-Guardiola Exploring the self-aggregation and Charge Transport Proper-ties of CycloParaPhenylene monolayers on Graphite

session 5 May 28, Tuesday

Frontiers in Molecular Structure

Theory

Chair: Elixabete Rezabal

9:30-10:00 Juan Carlos Sancho-García

Developing and Benchmarking New DFT Methods for Challen-ging Chemical Systems

10:00-10:15 Eloy Ramos-Cordoba Molecular properties for orbital-optimized second-order per-turbation theory

10:15-10:30 Juan Aragó Dissecting Excitonic Couplings in Molecular Dimers: The Role of the Short- and Long-Range Effects

10:30-10:45 Ángel Martín Pendás Chemical fragments in real space as open quantum systems

10:45-10:52 Rubén Laplaza Electron density based analysis of non-covalent interactions in large systems: the NCIweb server

10:52-10:59 Mireia Vía-Nadal A Novel Signature of Dispersion Interactions

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S8: Chemistry in Neoteric and Alternative SolventsCoordinators: Victorio Cadierno, Antonio M. Romerosa

Room: 8+9 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChair: Antonio Romerosa

15:00-15:30 Mauricio Peruzzini PTA-based chemistry: A versatile platform for coordination chemistry and catalysis in water

15:30-15:45 Camino González Arellano

Water-soluble N-heterocyclic carbene coated Pt nanoparticles as catalyst in hydrogenation

15:45-16:00 Cristian Vidal Ruthenium-catalyzed redox isomerizations in biological envi-ronments

16:00-16:15 Franco Scalambra Agua en sistemas químicos desafiantes

16:15-16:20 Belén López Sánchez Isomerización catalítica de 2-ciclohexenol catalizada por [Ru-ClCp(PTA)2] y [RuCp(PTA)2(H2O-O)](CF3SO3)3.5H2O

16:20-16:25 Rebeca González Fer-nández

Novel hydrophilic arene-ruthenium(II) complexes with phos-phinous acid ligands: Application in the isomerization of allylbenzenes in water

16:25-16:30 José Manuel Veiga del Pino

Estudio de las propiedades ópticas del complejo hidrosoluble cis-[Ru(DcBpyH)2(PTAH)2]Cl2

session 2 May 28, TuesdayChair: Victorio Cadierno

17:30-18:00 Diego J. Ramón DEStiny: From a simple solvent substitution to new opportu-nities

18:00-18:15 Vicente Gotor Fernández

Deep eutectic solvents in redox biotransformations. Use of a designer solvent for cofactor recycling

18:15-18:30 Fernando García Tellado Synthesis of gamma-nitronitriles through a 3-component Knoevenagel/Michael on water manifold

18:30-18:45 Aimar García Martín Alfa-arilación de enolatos de cetona más eficiente y en agua

18:45-18:50 María Jesús Rodríguez Álvarez

The New Future of Organolithium Chemistry: Chemoselective Addition of RLi to Nitriles in Sustainable Solvents

18:50-18:55 Alba Sánchez CondadoUnlocking New Sustainable Applications for the Dupla Organo-lithium reagents/Deep Eutectic Solvents: Anionic Polymeriza-tion of Olefins under Aerobic Conditions

18:55-19:00 Luis Quirós Sustainable route to poly(methylmethacrylate) and other polyolefins based on ATRP in Deep Eutectic Solvents (DES)

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S9: Teaching, History and Public Outreach of Chemistry: Celebrating the Interna-tional Year of the Periodic TableCoordinators: Inés Pellón González, Gabriel Pinto Cañón

Room: 8+9 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 30, ThursdayChair: Inés Pellón

9:30-10:00 Pascual Román 2019 Año Internacional de la Tabla Periódica de los Elementos Químicos

10:00-10:30 Javier García Martínez El Año Internacional de la Tabla Periódica en el Centenario de la IUPAC

10:30-10:45 Jesús Ma Arsuaga Las bases físicas de la Tabla Periódica

10:45-11:00 Inés Pellón Elementos químicos conocidos en el inicio de la docencia de esta ciencia en Bergara por Louis J. Proust (1779)

session 2 May 30, ThursdayChair: Inés Pellón

11:15-11:45 Antxón Anta Diseña tu propia tabla periódica

11:45-12:00 Jordi Poater Games with the Periodic Table to increase Public Awareness of Science

12:00-12:15 Ángela Martín-Serrano Mercurio. Conociendo de Cerca al Líquido Metal

12:15-12:30 Almudena de la Fuente La Tabla Periódica en las Pruebas de Acceso a la Universidad

12:30-12:45 Gabriel Pinto Conocimiento Didáctico del Contenido: Enseñanza de Concep-tos Asociados a la Tabla Periódica

session 3 May 30, ThursdayChair: Gabriel Pinto

13:00-13:30 Juan Quílez Definition and Units of Thermodynamic Quantities Introduced in General Chemistry Textbooks

13:30-13:45 José Miguel González Las ciencias como herramienta de motivación e inclusión académica: INCLUCIENCIA

13:45-14:00 José A. Martínez-González

The chemistry of role playing games in science engagement: The Game of Brainy Roles

14:00-14:15 Juan Antonio Llorens Aplicación de la docencia inversa en la asignatura Fundamen-tos Químicos para la Ciencia y Tecnología de los Alimentos

14:15-14:30 Borja Fernández-d’Arlas Alegato por la introducción de la fenomenología ion-macro-molécula en la enseñanza química

14:30-14:45 José Antonio Murillo Diseño de un Sistema Automático de Demostración de Reac-ciones Químicas

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S10: Sustainable Electrochemical Engineering: Advances and ChallengesCoordinators: José Solla-Gullón, Antonio Domínguez-Ramos

Room: 3 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 29, WednesdayChairs: Antonio Domínguez, José Solla-Gullón

9:30-10:00 M.A. Oturan New Insights and Applications in Advanced Electrochemical Oxidation

10:00.10:15 Enrique BrillasDescontaminación de Efluentes Agroalimentarios Mediante Acoplamiento de Electrocoagulación y Procesos Electroquími-cos de Oxidación Avanzada

10:15-10:30 Ignacio Sirés Nanoestructuras de ZnO/TiO2/Ag2Se como fotoelectrocatali-zadores para la degradación de oxitetraciclina

10:30-10:45 Salvador Cotillas Photo-assisted degradation of organochlorinated compounds from soil washing effluents using diamond electrodes

10:45-11:00 Guillermo Díaz CO2 electroreduction into formate using Bi gas diffusion elec-trodes: comparison with tin electrodes

session 2 May 29, WednesdayChairs: José Solla-Gullón, Antonio Domínguez

11:30-12:00 Raquel Onandía Bringing value from the electrochemical industry: prospects and challenges of the chlorine production

12:00-12:15 Ana López Cudero Sulfur-Aluminium: Towards a new battery technology

12:15-12:30 Francisco Alcaide Cátodos de Difusión de Aire para el Tratamiento de Aguas. Aumento de la Capacidad de Producción de H2O2 y Estabilidad

12:30-12:45 Sergio Castro A TiO2 photoanode-driven electrochemical system for CO2 transformation

12:45-13:00 María Millán Towards the Renewable Energy Management to Power Elec-trooxidation Technologies

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S11: Advanced Inorganic SystemsCoordinators: Oscar Castillo, Idoia Ruiz de Larramendi

Room: 4+5 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 27, MondayChair: Oscar Castillo

10:30-11:00 Francesc Teixidor Is there stable one electron reversible redox chemistry be-yond ferrocene?: The sandwich metallacarboranes

11:00-11:15 Rosario Núñez Boron clusters-based conjugates and materials for potential biological applications

11:15-11:30 Beñat ArtetxeCompuestos híbridos con porosidad permanente basados en polioxometalatos y complejos metalorgánicos de macrocíclos tetradentados

11:30-12:00 Smail Triki Cooperative systems based on triazole ligands

session 2 May 27, MondayChair: Oscar Castillo

12:00-12:15 Arnau Carné Metal-Organic Polyhedra as Molecular Nanoparticles

12:15-12:30 Javier García Martínez Nanostructured Zeolites for Refining Applications

12:30-13:00 Sara Bals Electron Tomography of Metallic Nanoparticles: From 2D to 3D to...4D

13:00-13:15 Cyrille Hamon Controlling the symmetry of supercrystals formed by plasmo-nic core shell nanorods with tunable cross-section

13:15-13:30 Javier Conesa Smart composite materials based on coordination polymers with copper(I)-halide double chains

session 3 May 27, MondayChair: Idoia Ruiz de Larramendi

15:30-16:00 Jérôme Lhoste Fluorinated Materials : Synthesis, characterization and appli-cations

16:00-16:15 Marine Reynaud Design of new high-energy positive electrode materials for Li-ion and Na-ion batteries

16:15-16:30 Pedro Lavela Electrochemical magnesium insertion into a NASICON structu-re: the case of Na3V2(PO4)3

16:30-16:45 Eider Goikolea Novel Li- and Na-ion Capacitors based on TiSb2 as the Negati-ve Electrode

16:45-17:00 Jesús PradoEnhancing the thermoelectric performance of SnSe: Alterna-tive methods of synthesis and preparation of SnSe-graphene nanocomposites

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session 4 May 27, MondayChair: José Manuel Seco

17:30-17:45 Xabier Martínez de Irujo Evolution of the Xtal. structure across the unusual phase diagram of the Mo0.3Cu0.7Sr2TmCu2Oy

17:45-18:00 Maite Perfecto Metal-Organic Gels and Aerogels: Emerging Porous Materials

18:00-18:07 Verónica García Bioinspired gel and aerogel starting from a non-porous 1D copper(II) coordination polymer

18:07-18:15 Isabel Romero Ruthenium complexes supported onto silica particles as recy-clable catalysts

18:15-18:22 Noemí Linares Surfactant-templated zeolites for the synthesis of steroidal analogs and indole scaffolds

18:22-18:30 Raúl García Supramolecular Chemistry, Chirality and applications of Tris(pyridyl) Aluminate Ligands

18:30-18:37 Rafael Córdoba ß-V2O5: a new positive electrode material for sodium ion batteries.

18:37-18:45 Adrián Pastor Photocatalytic removal of NOx gases by Zinc-Aluminium-Iron Layered Double Hydroxides

18:45-18:52 Andoni Zabala En busca de factores determinantes en el comportamiento de SMMs basados en el ion Dy(III)

18:52-19:00 Vanessa Arias Iridaespirobifluoreno

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S12: Light Symposium: Light Controlled Materials and Processes: from Medicine to Artificial PhotosynthesisCoordinators: Víctor A. de la Peña O´Shea, Diego Sampedro Ruiz

Room: 3 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 27, MondayChairs: Víctor A. de la Peña, Diego Sampedro, Virginie Lhiaubet

10:30-11:00 James Durrant Photochemical studies of approaches to artificial photosyn-thesis

11:00-11:30 Pau Gorostiza Photochromic Antifolate for Light-Activated Cancer Chemo-therapy

11:30-11:45 Raúl Losantos Molecules as Solar Energy Store: feasible implementation and new perspectives

11:45-12:00 Sixto Giménez Mechanistic Insights on Solar Water Splitting with Metal Oxi-de Semiconductor Materials

session 2 May 27, MondayChairs: Virginie Lhiaubet, Víctor A. de la Peña

12:00-12:15 José Alemán Breaking Bonds

12:15-12:30 Raúl Pérez-Ruiz Application of Triplet-Triplet Annihilation in Photocatalysis

12:30-12:45 Jesús Rubén Berenguer Raiders of the Bright Sands. Photoactive Mesoporous Sili-ca-Based Materials.

12:45-13:00 Esteban Urriolabeitia Selective photochemical synthesis in solution of cyclobutanes with pharmacological activity

13:00-13:30 Thomas Bein From Light Harvesting to Photoelectrochemistry - Optoelec-tronic Processes in Covalent Organic

session 3 May 27, MondayChair: Diego Sampedro

15:30-16:00 Burkhard König Photoredox Catalysis: Organic Synthesis with Visible Light

16:00-16:15 Ignacio Vayá Photoreactivity of drug@protein complexes studied by means of spectroscopic techniques

16:15-16:22 Daniel R. Ramos Photo-Fenton-like Degradation of Pharmaceuticals using natural Clays

16:23-16:30 Virginia Martínez Artificial antenna system by dye encapsulation within 1D nanopores zeolitic material

16:30-16:37 Silvio Aguilar Different Approaches to Photocatalytic Abatement of Organic and Biological Pollutants

16:38-16:45 Miguel Claros Reductive Cyclization of Unactivated Alkyl Chlorides with Te-thered Alkenes under Visible-Light Photoredox Catalysis

16:45-16:52 Laura Ortiz Visible-light Photoactivatable Indazol-4,7-diones Derivatives

16:53-17:00 Alba García Hybrid Heterojunction based on Conjugated Porous Polymers and their use in Artificial Photosynthesis

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session 4 May 27, MondayChair: José Alemán

17:30-17:37 Carles Curutchet Multiscale modeling of light harvesting in cryptophyte pho-tosynthesis

17:38-17:45 Leyre Marzo Photocatalytic Allylation Reaction: Chromoselective Access to Z- or E-Allylated Amines, Ethers and Heterocycles.

17:46-17:53 Sara Hernández Novel strategy towards the design of tailored fluorescence proteins

17:54-18:01 Ainhoa Oliden Photoinduced charge transfer in urea-bridged bis-BODIPY scaffolds.

18:02-18:09 Carmen García Design and Synthesis of new CPPs based on Thienoacene moieties for Solar Fuels Production

18:10-18:17 Rubén Más Photocatalysis Using Predesigned Covalent Organic Fra-meworks.

18:18-18:25 María Jesús Gómez Escalonilla

Decoration of Graphene with electroactive groups for artificial photosynthesis

18:26-18:33 Elena Serrano A new family of visible light-activated titanias for photoca-talysis and solar cell applications

18:34-18:41 Sara Fuertes White Light Emission from Cyclometalated Compounds of Pt(II)

18:42-18:57 María Victoria Gómez Pushing NMR sensitivity limits at small scale

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Photochemistry GroupOrganic Chemistry GroupBiological Chemistry GroupNanoscience and Molecular Materials GroupCrystallography and Crystal GrowthElectrochemistryHistory of scienceChemical engineeringYoung Chemical ResearchersInorganic chemistryPolymers

Most of these specialized groups have committed their financial support in the form of collaboration in the registration of young members.

The Specialized Group of Photochemistry has contributed direct financial support to the expenses of invited speakers.

While the GE3C group has contributed through the granting of two scholarships to young researchers.

The symposium is co-organized jointly with the Network of Excellence of Solar Fuels (FOTOFUEL). Fotofuel Network (ENE2016-82025-REDT) financed by MCIU / AEI.

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S13: Preparation and Characterization of Membranes in Emerging Applications Coordinators: Clara Casado Coterillo, Oana David

Room: 8+9 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChair: Oana David

9:30:10:00 Daniel Bergmair Transferring Membrane Polymer Properties into Gas Separa-tion Process Performance

10:00-10:15 Miren Etxebarria- Benavides

PBI mixed matrix hollow fiber membrane: influence of ZIF-8 filler over mixed gas transport

10:15-10:30 Thomas Schafer Block-Copolymer/Ionic Liquid Blend Membranes for Gas/Va-pour Separation

10:30-10:45 Lidia MartínezInfluence of the casting solution concentration on the mor-phology, thermal properties and CO2/N2 separation perfor-mance of Pebax® 1657 membranes

10:45-10:50 Iliane Rafaniello On-line monitoring of membrane fouling at the nanoscale combining advanced surface-sensitive techniques

10:50-10:55 Sara Escorihuela Gas separation properties of thin film polyimides on ceramic supports for high temperature applications

session 2 May 28, TuesdayChair: Clara Casado Coterillo

11:30-12:00 Javier Pérez-Ramírez Transformative Chemistry for a Sustainable Future

12:00-12:15 Aitor Marcos-Madrazo New membrane coated electrodes resistant in alkaline media for the electro reduction of CO2

12:15-12:30 José Manuel Serra Enhancement of catalytic systems by the integration of Cera-mic Protonic Membranes

12:30-12:45 Ekain Fernández Development and scale up of Pd-based membranes for hydro-gen production and purification

12:45-12:52 Julio García-Fayos Ceramic membranes for O2 production and their applications in catalytic industrial processes

12:52-12:59 Jose Casaban MOF Technologies –Leading the world of MOF applications

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S14: Artificial Metalloenzymes and Protein Design: Applications in CatalysisCoordinators: Montserrat Diéguez, Jean-Didier Maréchal

Room: 8+9 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 29, WednesdayChair: Agustí Lledós

9:30-10:00 Thomas Ward Artificial Metalloenzymes for in vivo Catalysis: Challenges and Opportunities

Lecture sponsored by GEQB-RSEQ

10:00-10:15 Dolores EsquivelMesoporous organosilica with a diiron catalytic center modeling [FeFe]-hidrogenase as heteroge-nous photocatalyst for H2 evolution

10:15-10:30 Giuseppe Sciortino Computational Studies of Artificial Metalloenzy-mes

10:30-11:00 Paul KamerDevelopment of artificial metalloenzymes: palla-dium catalyzed C-C coupling reactions, rhodium hydroformylases and oxidative cleavage

session 2 May 29, WednesdayChair: Oscar Pàmies

11:30-12:00 Jan-Erling Bäckvall Combined Metal and Enzyme Catalysis in Organic Synthesis. Examples of Artificial Metalloenzymes.

12:00-12:15 José R. CouceiroRational design of Pd catalysts for reactions in biological media: soluble complexes and nano-particles

12:15-12:30 Gonzalo Jiménez OsésComputer Design and Directed Evolution of a Highly Active and Enantioselective Metallo-Hete-ro-Diels-Alderase

12:30-12:45 José A. PomposoMetalloenzyme-Mimetic Systems based on Fol-ded Single Polymer Chains for Catalysis Applica-tions

12:45-13:00 Lara Villarino Catalytic Promiscuity in an Artificial Metalloenzy-me based on the LmrR bioscaffold

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session 3 May 29, WednesdayChair: Aitziber L. Cortajarena

15:00-15:30 José L. Mascareñas Implementing transition-metal catalysis in biolo-gical settings

15:30-15:45 Daniel Sánchez de Alcázar

Biomaterials for optical and energetic applica-tions

15:45-16:00 Fernando P. Cossío Searching for Huisgenases: from Heterobimetallic DNA Complexes to Metal-Free Catalytic Proteins

16:00-16:30 Asier Unciti-BrocetaPalladium-mediated local chemotherapy: synthe-sis of cytotoxic agents by bioorthogonal catalysis in and outside cancer cells

session 4 May 29, WednesdayChairs: Luca Salassa, Fernando López

17:30-18:00 Gerard Roelfes LmrR: a Priviliged Scaffold for Artificial Metalloen-zymes

18:00-18:15 Carlos Sánchez Cano Probing Reactive Metal systems in cells using Synchrotron-based tools

18:15-18:30 Ivan MateljakIncreasing the redox potential of a basidiomyce-te laccase by computational design and labora-tory evolution

18:30-18:35 Cora Gutiérrez Exploring the Potential of MDRs as Scaffolds for Artificial (Metallo)Enzymes

18:35-18:40 Iván LavanderaCopper-containing enzymes applied to the mild oxidation and deracemization of allylic and pro-pargylic alcohols

18:40-18:45 Juan Gurruchaga Bioorthogonal Photocatalysis for Prodrug Activa-tion

18:45-18:50 Álvaro Martínez Supramolecular photoactivation of Pt(IV) pro-drugs

18:50-18:55 Elena López Modular protein-based hybrid nanostructures as models for protein folding study

18:55-19:00 Soraya Learte Transition metal-promoted switch of the cellular internalization of designed peptides

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S15: Transition Metal Complexes Bearing N-Heterocyclic and Mesoionic Carbene Ligands (NHCs and MICs): Structures, Materials and ApplicationsCoordinators: Gregorio Guisado Barrios, Macarena Poyatos

Room: 4+5 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChair: Gregorio Guisado

9:30-10:00 Kenneth Wärnmark Harvesting Sunlight and Beyond using Iron Carbene Comple-xes

10:00-10:15 Ángela Vivancos Luminescent platinum(IV) complexes bearing cyclometalated 1,2,3-triazolylidene and arylpyridine ligands)

10:15-10:30 Oscar Pàmies Applications of Bidentated Carbene-Nitrogen and Car-ben-Thioether Ligands in Catalysis

10:30-10:45 Miguel A. Casado Hydrogenation of Lutidine-Based bis-Carbene Rhodium Com-plexes)

10:45:10:50 Marta García-Avelló New Chiral-at-metal NHCs containing planar-chiral ferrocenes

10:50-10:55 Víctor Martínez- Agramunt

Flexible Organometallic Palladium Cage bearing NHC Ligands encapsulates Fullerenes and the Host-Guest System behaves as Photocatalyst for Anthracene Dimerization

10:55-11:00 Beatriz Sánchez-Page Complete Selectivity to ß(Z)-vinylsilane by Hybrid Graphe-ne-based Alkyne Hydrosilylation NHC-rhodium Catalysts

session 2 May 28, TuesdayChair: Macarena Poyatos

11:30-12:00 Beatriz Royo Manganese N-Heterocyclic Carbene Complexes in Catalysis

12:00-12:15 Manuel Iglesias Novel Homogeneous Ir-Catalysts based on NHC and NHO ligands

12:15-12:30 Eder Tomás-Medivil Designing Ambiphilic Singlet Carbenes

12:30-12:45 David Ventura Hybrid Ruthenium-rGO Materials as Active Catalysts in Dehy-drogenative Reactions

12:45-12:50 Ana Gutiérrez-Blanco Supramolecular Self-assembly Structures from a di-Au(I) Complex with a Hinge-shaped Ligand

12:50-12:55 María Galiana Diseño de Nuevos Complejos de Rodio con Carbenos N-Hete-rocíclicos como Catalizadores en Reacciones de Dimerización de Alquinos

12:55-13:00 Andrés Mollar Vinylsilanes preparation via Alkyne Hydrosilylation using a Pt-NHC Complex Supported onto rGO

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S16: Metal-Organic (MOFs) and Organic (COFs) FrameworksCoordinators: Daniel Maspoch, Jorge A. Rodríguez Navarro

Room: 4+5 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChair: Daniel Maspoch

15:00-15:25 Michael Zaworotko Crystal Engineering: Then and Now

15:25-15:40 Vincent Guillerm Ozonolysis in MOFs: Postsynthetic Modification & Mesopore Creation by Clip-off Chemistry

15:40-15:55 José Sánchez A Three-Dimensional Dynamic Supramolecular “Sticky Fingers” Organic Framework

15:55-16_10 Antonio Leyva Heterogeneous catalysis with well-characterised extra-fra-mework metal sites in MOFs.

16:10-16:15 Guillermo Mínguez Solvent-free Synthesis of the Iron Analogue of ZIF-8

16:15-16:20 Oscar CastilloDeveloping new zirconium-carboxylate inorganic systems: water, template, modulators and temperature as key para-meters

16:20-16:25 Silvia Gutiérrez Co(II)-Co(II) Paddlewheel Metal-Organic Framework for elec-trocatalytic oxygen evolution.

16:25-16:30 Alberto Riaño Readily solution-processable conjugated microporous poly-mers for oxygen reaction

session 2 May 28, TuesdayChair: Guillermo Mínguez

17:30-17:55 Félix Zamora Processability for Imine-based Covalent Organic Fra-meworks: Simple Clues

17:55-18:10 Laura Salonen Covalent Organic Frameworks for the Capture of Contami-nants

18:10-18:25 José Luis Segura Post-synthetic Functionalization of Covalent Organic Fra-meworks

18:25-18:40 Marta Martínez A Wavy and Highly Crystalline 2D Covalent Organic Fra-mework

18:40-18:55 Jesús Ferrando Metal-Organic Frameworks for water remediation towards a sustainable ecosystem

18:55-19:00 Ana Arenas Selective biodiesel production using a green lipase@MIL-88A biocatalyst

19:00-19:05 Eduardo Gómez Elucidating the Photobehaviour of a New HOF for Photonic Applications

19:05-19:10 Jorge Albalad Post-Synthetic Covalent and Coordination Functionalization of Rhoidum(II)-based Metal-Organic Polyhedra (MOPs)

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session 3 May 29, WednesdayChair: Félix Zamora

09:30-09:55 Rob Ameloot Vapor-deposited MOFs as low-k dielectrics

09:55-10:10 Mónica Giménez Production of chemically stable and catalytically active hete-rometallic MOFs

10:10-10:25 Víctor de la Peña Organo-inorganic hybrid materilas based on sulfur poly conju-gated ligands with photo(electro)catalytic activity

10:25-10:40 David Fairén A highly porous metal-organic framework system to deliver payloads for gene knockdown

10:40-10:45 Almudena Inchausti Role of the Host-Guest Interactions in the Breathing Transi-tion of a Flexible MOF

10:45-10:50 Beatriz Villoria Esterificación de amidas empleando Zr-MOF-808 como catali-zador heterogéneo

10:50-10:55 Edurne Serrano Study of Zr-based metal-organic frameworks for water reme-diation

10:55-11:00 Victor Berned MOF synthesis on carbon nanotubes buckypaper for gas separation

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S17: π-Conjugated Carbon Nanostructures and 2D Materials Coordinators: Ma Ángeles Herranz, Gema de la Torre

Room: 4+5 Invited Oral Flash Keynote

session 1 May 29, WednesdayChair: Gema de la Torre

11:30-12:00 Xinliang Feng Polymer Synthesis Enabled by Interfaces: Towards a world of organic 2D materials

12:00-12:15 Aurelio Mateo-Alonso Synthesis of Giant N-Doped Nanographenes

12:15-12:30 Fátima García Generation of long acenes by combining solution synthesis with on-surface chemistry

12:30-12:35 Luis M. Mateo De Doni On-surface synthesis of triply-fused anthrace-ne-porphyrin dimers

12:35-12:40 Jesús Castro-Esteban Building nanographenes by combining in-solution and on-surface synthesis

12:40-13:00 David Écija On-surface synthesis of ethynylene bridged an-thracene polymers

session 2 May 29, WednesdayChair: Ma Ángeles Herranz

15:00-15:30 Irena G. Stará Helical Aromatics: Their Synthesis and Properties

15:30-15:45 Enrique Ortí Small-Molecule, π-Conjugated, Hole-Transporting Materials: A Theoretical Insight

15:45-16:00 Juan Luis Delgado Organic Charge Carriers for Perovskite Solar Cells

16:00-16:15 Juan Pedro Merino Interfaces for sensing implants based on modified CVD Graphene

16:15-16:20 Fernando G. GuijarroFunctional end-caped pyridine ciclopentadi-thiophenevinylene oligomers for applications in molecular materials

16:20-16:25 Pablo Reiné New structures based on o-OPE with intense CPL emissions

16:25-16:30 Samara Medina Cholesteric Aggregation at the Quinoidal-to-Dira-dical Border Enabled Stable n-Doped Conductor

session 3 May 29, WednesdayChair: Aurelio Mateo Alonso

17:30-18:00 Alicia Forment-Aliaga MoS2 composites: molecular tools to tune 2D materials

18:00-18:15 Mariano Vera-HidalgoMild Covalent Functionalization of Transition Metal Dichalcogenides with Maleimides: A Click Reaction for 2H-MoS2 and WS2

18:15-18:30 José A. Mata Catalytic properties of metal nanoparticles immo-bilized on the surface of graphene

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18:30-18:45 María Tejeda–SerranoBlack Phosphorous As A Very Active, Alternative Catalyst To Iron Rich Complexes In Radical Reac-tions Of Alkenes

18:45-18:50 Carlos Gibaja Complete understanding of antimonene oxidation

18:50-18:55 Marina Garrido Exfoliation and Functionalization of MoS2 in One Step

18:55-19:00 Mario Franco Fernández Graphene-based Heterogeneous Cu-catalyst in borylation reactions

session 4 May 30, ThursdayChair: Juan Luis Delgado

9:30-10:00 Alberto Bianco Multifunctional carbon nanomaterials

10:00-10:15 María Antonia Herrero Chamorro Stimuli Responsive Multicomponent Materials

10:15-10:30 Laura Rodríguez-Pérez Tetrathiafulvalene-Modified Carbon-Based Nano-dots in the Design of Photoactive Materials

10:30-10:45 Rubén Caballero Supramolecular Polymers From a Tethered Fulle-rene Bisadduct

10:45-10:50 Mikiko Vázquez- Nakagawa

Chirality transfer from GQDs to supramolecular assemblies

10:50-10:55 Antonio M. Rodríguez Mechanochemical synthesis of “Sweet Green Graphene”

10:55-11:00 Jose M. González- Domínguez

Nanocrystalline cellulose as a biocompatible dis-persing agent for carbon nanotubes

session 5 May 30, ThursdayChair: Enrique Ortí

11:15-11:45 Araceli G. Campaña Saddle-helix hybrid nanographenes with new optical properties

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11:45-12:00 M. Salomé Rodríguez- Morgade

The Chemistry of Subporphyrazines: Rainbow Chromophores

12:00-12:15 M. Carmen Ruiz DelgadoEvaluating the Role of Intermolecular Interactions in p-conjugated Materials: What can we learn from DFT calculations and Raman Spectroscopy

12:15-12:45 Nazario Martín Synthetic Molecular Nanographenes by Design

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S18: From Chemistry to Nanomedicine Coordinators: Álvaro Somoza, Gorka Salas

Room: 3 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChairs: Jaume Veciana, Raluca M. Fratila

11:30-12:00 Avi Schroeder Precision Cancer Nanomedicines and Nanoimmunotherapies: design principles and applications

12:00-12:15 Fernando Herranz Bioorthogonal chemistry and nano-radiomaterials for the in vivo diagnosis of atherosclerosis

12:15-12:30 María Jesús Vicent Bypassing BBB via intranasal administration of polypepti-de-based nanoconjugates

12:30-12_37 Ana Torres-Martínez Self-assembled molecular nanogels with potential biomedical applications

12:37-12:44 Diana Díaz-García Synthesis and characterization of coumarin-functionalized silica-based nanomaterials with theranostic applications

12:44-12:51 Beatriz Mayol-Hornero Nanomáquinas para Liberación Controlada de Fármacos con Control Mono y Bienzimático

12:51-12:59 Ciro R. Díaz A nanoparticle-based ligand for CuAAC “click” reactions in water

session 2 May 28, TuesdayChairs: Avi Schroeder, Fernando Herranz

15:00-15:30 María J. Blanco-Prieto Nanomedicines for the treatment of pediatric osteosarcoma

15:30-15:45 Beatriz Salinas Evaluación de exosomas de leche como liposomas naturales en teragnóstico

15:45-16:00 Arie Gruzman Mimicking Neuroligin-2 (NL-2) Function in Pancreatic ß-cells by Nanocomposites as a Novel Approach for Antidiabetic Therapy

16:00-16:07 Paloma Martínez-Ruiz Nanomáquina multicapa controlada enzimáticamente para la liberación controlada de fármacos

16:07-16:14 Nuria Lafuente-Gómez Synthesis and Functionalization of Magnetic Nanoparticles with cytotoxic drugs: design of efficient drug delivery systems

16:14-16:21 Javier Idiago-López Bioorthogonal click chemistry and magnetic hyperthermia: a novel strategy for cell transfection

16:21-16:29 David García-Soriano Hybrid Fe3O4@MnO2 nanoparticles for hyperthermia and MRI applications

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session 3 May 28, TuesdayChairs: María J. Blanco-Prieto, María J. Vicent

17:30-18:00 Jaume Veciana Quatsomes: Novel Multifunctional Supramolecular Nanovesi-cles for Drug Delivery and Bioimaging Applications

18:00-18:15 Raluca M. FratilaSame tool, different applications: localized magnetic na-noheating for cell membrane manipulation and controlled release

18:15-18:30 Antonio Domínguez- Alfaro

Innovatives Methodologies to Develop Porous 3D Scaffolds Based on PEDOT and CNT for Tissue Engineering

18:30-18:45 Juan Ferrera-González New strategies for sensitizing upconversion nanoparticles with neodymium

18:45-18:50 Yurena Luengo Antibacterial activity of Fe2O3/Ag nanocomposites synthesi-zed by an aqueous route

18:45-19:00 S18 Awards

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S19: Natural Products, from the Genome to the Production of Bioactive MoleculesCoordinators: Carlos Jiménez González, José Javier Fernández Castro

Room: 2 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChair: Isidoro González Collado

11:30-12:00 Tilmann Weber In silico and in vitro approaches to understand and engineer the biosynthesis of natural products

12:00-12:15 Fernando Reyes New bioactive natural products obtained from actinomycetes of the Cantabrian Sea

12:15-12:30 Antonio Hernández Daranas

Towards more efficient structure elucidation methodologies applied to natural products

12:30-12:45 Jaime Rodríguez Relative configuration of natural compounds using proton residual chemical shift anisotropy

12:45-12:50 Jesús F. Arteaga Photo-induced release of functional natural compounds from supramolecular hosts in water

12:50-12:55 Rodney Lacret Stemphylium solani: the other face of a pathogen

12:55-13:00 Adrián Morales Amador Policétidos de Amphidinium carterae: enfoque biotecnológico para su aprovechamiento industrial

13:00 GEPRONAT 2018 Prizes - Specialized Group of Natural Products Chemistry

session 2 May 28, TuesdayChair: David Diez Martín

15:00-15:30 Markus Kalesse Stereoselective synthesis of natural products from microor-ganisms

15:30-15:45 Guillermo M. Massanet Synthetic feasibility of the oxidative cleavage proposed in the biogenesis of transtaganolides

15:45-16:00 María Pérez A unified strategy for the enantioselective synthesis of ma-dangamine alkaloids

16:00-16:15 Alberto Galisteo Pretel Derivados de germacrona como nuevos compuestos insectici-das e ixodicidas: Relación Estructura/Actividad

16:15-16:20 Miriam Piccichè Studies towards the enantioselective synthesis of cylindricine H

16:20-16:25 José Manuel Botubol-Ares

N-alkylation of amines through borrowing hydrogen for the discovery of novel antifungal scaffolds

16:25-16:30 Alberto Esteban Aranda Nuevos sintones para la síntesis de hyacintacinas

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S20: Sensing and Biosensing: from the Bench to the FieldCoordinators: Ángel Maquieira Catalá, Mari Cruz Moreno-Bondi

Room: 1 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 29, WednesdayChairs: Mari Cruz Moreno-Bondi, Ángel Orte, Guillermo Orellana

11:30-12:00 Niko Hildebrandt Multiplexed Biosensing Using Time-Resolved Förster Resonan-ce Energy Transfer

12:00-12:15 Javier Reguera Magnetic-plasmonic nanoparticles for biomedical applications and SERS biosensing

12:15-12:30 José Manuel Costa Gold nanoparticles surface-modified with short DNA sequen-ces for optical sensing of miRNAs biomarkers in food safety control

12:30-12:45 Guillermo Orellana Sensores luminiscentes para garantizar in situ la calidad del biometano

12:45-12:50 Ángel Orte Multidimensional Fluorescence Lifetime Sensing

12:50-12:55 Valery Pavlov Biocatalytic Synthesis of Metallic and Semiconductor Clusters of Atoms in Bioanalysis

12:55:13:00 Elena Benito-Peña Applications of Antibody Phage Display Technology in biosen-sor development

session 2 May 29, WednesdayChairs: Ángel Maquieira, Encarnación Lorenzo, Miquel Avellá

15:00-15:30 Julia Pérez Prieto Sensing Based on the Intrinsic Properties of Photoactive Nanoparticles

15:30-15:45 Miquel Avellá Exploring Holography for Biosensing

15:45-16:00 Susana Campuzano Disposable electrochemical biosensing platforms: marketable and reliable tools for food safety

16:00-16:15 Alberto Escarpa Magnetocatalytyc graphene-based micromotors for mycoto-xin analysis

16:15-16:20 Encarnación Lorenzo Carbon nanodots based biosensors

16:20-16:25 J. Pablo Salvador Development of multiplexed immunosensor for environmental monitoring of organic pollutants. From the bench to the sea

16:25-16:30 Ma Isabel Lucío Optimization of bioresponsive hydrogels for holographic bio-sensing applications

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S21: Supramolecular Chemistry at the Frontier of Molecular, Materials and Biological SciencesCoordinators: Pablo Ballester, David González Rodríguez

Room: 1 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 29, WednesdayChair: Gustavo Fernández

17:30-18:00 Chris Hunter Synthetic Information Molecules

18:00-18:15 Uwe Pischel Light-Induced Smart Release of Bioactive Guests from Cucur-bituril Hosts

18:15-18:30 Konrad TiefenBacher Catalysis in the Supramolecular Resorcinarene Capsule

18:30-18:45 Anton Vidal Supramolecular stereoselective catalysts

18:45-18:50 María José Mayoral Self-sorting Phenomena Governed by Chelate Cooperativity

18:50-18:55 Gregori Ujaque Host-Guest Binding and Catalysis on Supramolecular Cages: a Computational Perspective

18:55-19:00 Jesús Mosquera Stimuli-responsive control of gold nanoparticles cellular up-take using host-guest recognition

session 2 May 30, ThursdayChair: Giovanni Bottari

9:30-10:00 Bert Meijer Supramolecular polymerizations – chirality as a muse

10:00-10:15 Luis Sánchez Transfer, amplification and configurational stability in supra-molecular polymers

10:15-10:30 Gustavo Fernández Control over Cooperative vs. Anticooperative Pathways in Metallosupramolecular Polymers

10:30-10:45 Carmen Atienza Controlled co-assembly of quaterthiophene-based n/p-bioma-terials: dramatic effect on the photoconductivity properties

10:45-10:50 Francisco Javier Ramírez VCD helps others in molecular aggregates

10:50-10:55 Javier EchavarrenSynthesis of Alkyl Chain [2]Rotaxanes by Ni-Catalysed Cross-Coupling of Alkyl Bromides and Carboxylic Acid Deriva-tives

10:55-11:00 Joaquín C. García Martínez

Supramolecularity of Phenylenevinylenes: From the Monomer to the Aggregate

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session 3 May 30, ThursdayChair: Beatriu Escuder

11:15-11:45 Steven de Feyter Functionalization of 2D materials: a supramolecular approach

11:45-12:00 Emilio Pérez Optical Tweezers to Study Noncovalent Chemistry: Five Minu-tes in the Life of a Molecular Shuttle

12:00-12:15 Bartolomé Soberats Hydrogen Bond-Directed Self-Assembly of Liquid-Crystalline Diketopyrrolopyrroles

12:15-12:30 Giovanni Bottari Exploring non-covalent interactions in phthalocyanine chemis-try

12:30-12:35 Fernando Vidal Supramolecular Lewis Pair Interactions Designed for Self-Healing Transient Polymer Networks

12:35-12:40 Lucía Tapia Small pseudopeptidic cages: pH-dependent chloride transpor-ters as selective anti-cancer drugs

12:40-12:45 Arántzazu González-Campo

Curcuminoid-based Materials from Supramolecular Assem-blies to Active Surfaces

session 4 May 30, ThursdayChair: Anton Vidal

13:00-13:30 Helma Wennemers Controlling Supramolecular Assemblies with Peptidic Sca-ffolds

13:30-13:45 Beatriu Escuder Multicomponent peptide-based supramolecular hydrogels

13:45-14:00 Juan Granja Self-assembled Cyclic Peptides as Molecular Containers

14:00-14:15 Laura Rodríguez Supramolecular luminescent Au(I) assemblies: from organic solvents to water

14:15-14:20 Mantas Liutkus Protein-directed photo-conductive arrays of fullerenes

14:20-14:25 Edgar MuñozFuncionalización de Electrodos Transparentes de Nanohilos de Plata con Sistemas Autoensamblados Peptídicos Bidimensio-nales

14:25-14:30 Tomás Torroba Pérez Host-Guest Chemistry of Water-Soluble Coronenediimide Nanoaggregates

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S22: Modern Synthetic Methodologies and Total SynthesisCoordinators: Joan Bosch, Kilian Muñiz

Room: 2 Invited Oral Flash

session 1 May 28, TuesdayChair: Claudio Palomo

17:30-18:00 GEQOR Medals Ceremony - Specialized Group of Organic Chemistry

18:00-18:30 F. Javier Rojo (Ignacio Ribas Medal)

Synthetic strategies to prepare carbohydrate multivalent systems

18:30-19:00 Miguel Ángel Sierra (Fèlix Serratosa Medal)

From Metalla-DNA to Hydrogenase Mimics: A Walk-Through Bio-Organometallic Chemistry

session 2 May 29, WednesdayChair: Mercedes Amat

9:30-10:00 Martin E. Maier Adventures in Natural Product Synthesis

10:00-10:15 Aina Urbina Enantioselective Synthesis of the Macrocyclic Moiety of Ca-llyspongiolide

10:15-10:30 Juan Ignacio Padrón Prins cyclization an efficient tool in the synthesis of polycyclic ethers

10:30-10:45 Ben Bradshaw New Strategies to Form C-C Bonds via Metal-Hydride Hydro-gen Atom Transfer-Initiated Radical Couplings

10:45-10:50 Sandra Rodríguez Total Synthesis of Ferruginine: Enantioselective Ring Opening of an Epoxide as Key Step

10:50-10:55 Sandra Resa O-H and (CO)N-H bond weakening by coordination to Fe(II)

10:55-11:00 André U. Augustin Reactions of Donor-Acceptor Cyclopropanes with Organosulfur Compounds

session 3 May 29, WednesdayChair: Rosario Fernández

11:30-12:00 Geraldine Masson Visible Light Photoredox Catalysis as a tool for functionaliza-tion and preparation of complex organic molecules

12:00-12:15 Ruth Dorel Stereodivergent Catalysis Using Molecular Motors

12:15-12:30 Pablo Bonilla Photo-Organocatalytic Enantioselective Cascade Reactions

12:30-12:45 Xavier Companyó Photoenol as a versatile synthetic precursor

12:45-12:50 Joan Guillem Mayans Dual Gold Photoredox Catalyzed Arylative Enyne Cyclization

12:50-12:55 Jonathan Álvarez Síntesis de una caja 1,1’-biciclopropánica. Estructura y meca-nismo de formación

12:55-13:00 Krzysztof Kucinski Sustainable Strategies Utilizing Hydroboranes

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session 4 May 29, WednesdayChair: Tomás Martín

15:00-15:05 Víctor Carramiñana Synthesis and biological evaluation of phosphorus substitu-ted cyanoaziridines with antiproliferative activity.

15:05-15:10 Teresa Campano Enantioselective Addition of Ynones to Nitroolefins Assited by Brønsted Base/ H-Bonding Catalysis

15:10-15:15 Marta RodríguezAplicación de tioureas bifuncionales quirales soportadas en la síntesis de 3-amino-2-oxindoles via reacción aza-Friedel-Crafts enantioselectiva

15:15-15:30 Igor IriarteControlling the Cα vs. Cγ Reactivity of Vinylogous Ketone Eno-lates in Organocatalytic Enantioselective Michael Reactions with Nitroolefins

15:30-15:45 José Antonio Fernández Activation of organosilyl nucleophiles under bifunctional orga-nocatalysis

15:45-16:00 Rubén Manzano Phosphine-catalyzed enantioselective higher-order cycloaddi-tion

16:00-16:30 Andrew Smith Enantioselective Lewis Base Catalysis using Isothioureas

session 5 May 29, WednesdayChair: Carlos Saá

17:30-18:00 Marco Bandini Catalytic dearomatization reactions

18:00-18:15 Fabio Juliá Practical and Regioselective C H Amination of Arenes using Free Amines

18:15-18:30 Thomas Duhamel Recent progress on the halogen-catalyzed Hofmann-Löffler reaction

18:30-18:45 Raquel Hernández New Molybdenum-Catalyzed Electrophilic Amination of Boro-nic Acids with Nitrocompounds

18:45-18:50 Carlos Santiago Palladium Catalyzed Oxidative C-H Acylation of Pyrroles with Aldehydes

18:50-18:55 Aitor Maestro Synthesis of optically active indolyl phosphoglycines

18:55-19:00 Albert Cabré Selective Iridium-Catalyzed Isomerization Reactions

session 6 May 30, ThursdayChair: José Luis Vicario

9:30-10:00 Michael Willis Exploiting sulfur dioxide in synthesis and catalysis

10:00-10:15 Martín Fañanás Playing Lego at the Molecular Level: Selective Multicompo-nent Assembly by Copper Catalysis

10:15-10:30 Fernando LópezPlatinum- and Gold-catalyzed Cycloadditions of Allenyl Deriva-tives: Straightforward Access to Relevant Carbo-and Hetero-cyclic Systems

10:30-10:45 Lucía Florentino Domino Synthesis of ß,γ-Unsaturated Ketones from Alkenyl-boronic Acids and N-Tosylhydrazone-Tethered Nitriles

10:45-10:50 Noel Nebra Fluorinated Ni(III, IV) Organometallics: Synthesis, Characteri-zation and Reactivity

10:50-10:55 Raúl Martín Ni-Catalyzed Reductive Cross-Electrophile Coupling of Alkyl Amines with Aryl Bromides

10:55-11:00 María Obieta Deprotection of O-benzyl ethers in presence of Ni(II)

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session 7 May 30, ThursdayChair: José Alemán

11:15-11:30 Juan Diego Pizarro Gold-catalyzed Selective C-H Bond Functionalization of Arenes

11:30-11:45 Juana M. Pérez Lewis Acid Promoted Trapping of Chiral Aza-enolates

11:45-12:00 Valentín Hornillos Catalytic Asymmetric synthesis of Axially Chiral Diamines by Reductive Amination and DKR

12:00-12:15 Laura Trulli Stereospecific Synthesis of α-Hydroxy-Cyclopropylboronates from Allylic Epoxides

12:15-12:30 Eric Tan Metal-Catalyzed Chelation-Assisted C-H Alkynylation Reac-tions

12:30-12:45 Diego J. Cárdenas Ni-catalyzed hydro-, carbo-, and di-borylative cyclizations

session 8 May 30, ThursdayChair: Kilian Muñiz

13:00-13:05 Daniel Bafaluy Exploring the Copper-Catalyzed N-F Bond Activation toward Intramolecular C-H Amination

13:05-13:10 Olatz Olaizola Transiently Generated Ketone Trienolates vs. Trienamines: Divergent Reaction Pathways in Asymmetric Organocatalysis.

13:10-13:15 Antonio RomeroHydroarylation of double bonds via Ir-catalysed C-H activa-tion for the synthesis of heterobiaryls with axial and central chirality

13:15-13:20 Sara Martínez de Salinas Unvelling the role of [Cu(CF3)2] in trifluoromethylation reac-tions

13:20-13:25 Sergio Fernández Synthesis of Benzofulvene Derivatives from Propargylsilanes and Carbonyl Compounds Via Gold(I) Auto Tandem Catalysis

13:25-13:30 Jesús Bello Unexpected C-C Bond Fragmentation: Terphenyls from Dihy-drobiphenylenes

13:30-13:35 Giuseppe Zuccarello Enantioselective Folding of Enynes by Gold(I) Catalysts with a Remote C2-Chiral Element

13:35-13:40 Marc FontUnconventional Rhodium(III)-catalysed Annulation of 2-Alken-ylanilides with Alkynes via C H Activation: Direct Access to 2-Substituted Indolines

13:40-13:45 Iratxe Barbolla Carbopalladation/Suzuki Coupling Cascade: Ready Access to Pyrrolo[1,2-b]isoquinolines

13:45-13:50 Ana Milián Gold (I)-Catalyzed Cycloisomerization of 1,3,5-Trien-7-ynes: A Novel and General Approach to Phenanthrenes

13:50-13:55 Ma Soledad Garre Electrophilic Cyclizations of Alkynylcyclobutanes and -cyclo-propanes

14:00-14:30 Antonio M. Echavarren Gold-Catalyzed Asymmetric Reactions of Enynes

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session 8bis May 30, ThursdayChair: Mar Gómez Gallego

13:00-13:05 José García Supported nanoparticles for catalysis

13:05-13:10 Javier CorpasPd-Catalyzed ß-Regioselective Hydroarylation of Internal Alkynes: Switching Stereoselectivity via Photoisomerization under Tandem Pd/Ir-Catalysis

13:10-13:15 Alba Durán Triazole-Containing [Fe-Fe]-Hydrogenase Mimics

13:15-13:20 Rayco Herbert Pérez Nicholas Reaction as a Tool for the Synthesis of Cyclophanes

13:20-13:25 José Antonio García Intramolecular cascade carbopalladation reactions for remote C C cleavage.

13:25-13:30 Tomás Gil Mechanistic Study of the Heck Reaction: ß- Hydride Elimina-tion Assisted by Deprotonable PN Ligands

13:30-13:35 Nazaret Moreno C2-Symmetric Bis-Sulfoxides: Effect of the alkyl chain spacer length on asymmetric catalysis.

13:35-13:40 Marcos Escolano Síntesis organocatalítica enantioselectiva de una familia de piperidinas 2,5,5-trisustituidas con un centro cuaternario C

13:40-13:45 Pau Sarró Catalytic cleavage of strong carbon-carbon bonds with rho-dium-carbynoids

13:45-13:50 Fernando Herrera Catálisis de Oro aplicada a la Síntesis Selectiva de Indoles Policíclicos Fusionados a partir de Aleninos

13:50-13:55 Silvia Roscales Development of New Transition-Metal-Free C-N Bond-Forming Reactions of Boronic Acids: Synthesis of Amines

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Poster sessions Room: Banquet Hall Monday, May 27 17:00 – 19:30 Poster Session A Symposia: S3, S5, S6, S11, S12

Tuesday, May 28

16:30 – 19:30 Poster Session B Symposia: S4, S6, S8, S13, S15, S16, S18, S19, S22

Wednesday, May 29 16:30 – 19:30 Poster Session C Symposia: S1, S2, S9, S10, S14, S16, S17, S20, S21, S22

Poster Awards Ceremony • 2 Awards sponsored by ABC Magazine (Springer) • 3 Awards sponsored by UCB Pharma • 3 Awards sponsored by ChemPubSoc Europe

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17:00 – 19:30 Panels Title Author

1 Glycans in action: Towards disentangling the factors that modulate carbohydrates interactions Marta Gutiérrez Lete

2 Glycoprofile analysis of FcɛRIα using NMR Spectroscopy María Pia Lenza

3 Iminosugar glycolipids as anti-inflammatory agents Manuel González Cuesta

4 Human galectin-1: molecular recognition of blood group antigens Sara Bertuzzi

5 The interaction between human galectin-4 and the histo blood group antigens. A 3D view by NMR. Jon Imanol Quintana García

6 Compuestos ciclometalados (C^C)AuIII incorporando ligandos acetiluro e isocianuro y AgI y CuI con propiedades luminiscentes Rebeca Lara Garnica

7 Towards the synthesis of stable isotope labeled N-glycopeptides as internal standardsfor mass spectrometry based glycan analysis María Gómez Higuero

8 Resolving extended N-glycans by NMR: New insights into influenza hemagglutinin N-glycan interactions Beatriz Fernández

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9 Structure-based design of biosensors derived from MUC1 for detection of antibodies in patients with cancer Alicia Asin Vicente

10 Tn Antigen Mimics with Exotic Conformational Preferences Pablo Tovillas Greca

11 Intramolecular double displacement of sugar ditriflates: novel access to 3,4-dihydroxytetrahydrofuran- 2-carboxylic acids

Alberto Gerardo Fernández Fernández

12 Glycoengineering of exosomes with small molecule glycosylation inhibi-tors affects their uptake by cells Charles Williams

13 Carbohydrate recognition by complement Factor H and related pro-teins viewed by NMR Amaia Pereda Hernández

14 Extraction , labeling and purification of N-glycans from natural sources Anna Ballesteros Lázaro

15Comparing hydrolysis and transglycosylation reactions catalyzed by Thermus thermophilus β-glycosidase. A combined MD and QM/MM study

Sonia Romero Téllez

16 Método para formar enlaces C=N a pH fisiológico: hacia la preparación de glicoconjugados Emily Vargas Rodríguez

17 Intramolecular double displacement of sugar ditriflates: divergent syn-thesis of 3,4-dihydroxy-prolines and pyrrolidine iminosugars Ramón J. Estévez Cabanas

18 Accurate DNA sugar structures unraveled by rotational spectroscopy Aran Insausti Beiro

19 Accessing Fluoroalkyl Glycomimetics and Nucleosides Using “Ligand-less” CuRf Complexes Omar Boutureira Martín

20 NMR and Modeling Studies on different serogroups of group B Strepto-coccus capsular polysaccharides Ilaria Calloni

21 Chemoenzymatic Synthesis of positional bi, tri and tetra-antennary N-glycans

Begoña María Echeverría Beistegui

22 Two approaches to reduce the polymerization temperature of benzox-azines Rosa María Sebastián Pérez

23 New non-fullerene acceptor for very efficient organic solar cell María Privado Urda24 Columnar Metallomesogens for Langmuir and Langmuir-Blodgett films María Jesús Baena Alonso

25 Self-assembly of low molecular weight organic compounds into stable nanohydrogel particles and their use as nanocarriers Juan F. Miravet

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26 From flexible metal-organic frameworks to shapetransforming com-posite materials Javier Troyano Troyano

27 Subphthalocyanine-Corrole Marriage for Energy Conversion Systems Víctor Mariñas Perdigón

28 Películas tenaces a partir de queratina lanar Borja Fernán-dez-d’Arlas Bidegain

29 Naptho-fused BODIPY dyes Made Easy via Metal-Catalyzed Cycloisomerization Jorge Labella Santodomingo

30 Advanced membranes and membrane-assisted processes for pre- and post- combustion CO2 capture (MEMBER project) Oana David

31 Advances in Pulse Laser Irradiation of Colloidal Gold Nanoparticles Andrés Guerrero Martínez

32 Liquid Crystallinity and Reversible Mechanochromic Luminescence in Gold (I) Isocyanide Complexes María Barcenilla Castellano

33 Small molecule-based luminescent nanostructures of azaindole deriva-tives for electronic devices Eva M. García Frutos

34 Plasmonic Microfluidic Platforms for in-chip ultrasensitive SERS detec-tion Daniel García Lojo

35 SERS-based simultaneous detection of different phenol derivatives Anxo Carreira Casais

36 Polymeric nanocomposites for SERS imaging and biosensing Clara García-As-train

37 Imaging of cellular interactions in 3D cell models Malou Henriksen Lacey38 Silica-coated gold nanorods studied by optical tweezers Vanesa Manzaneda González

39 Could a polyester blend replace a copolyester in thermoplastic polyu-rethanes? Héctor Álava Mayoral

40 Monolayers comprising gold bipyramids with horizontal and vertical orientation Ana Sánchez Iglesias

41 Reversible Clustering of Gold Nanoparticles under Confinement Marek Grzelczak

42 Plasmonic Mesostructures Toward Plasmonic Monitoring of Surface Topography Effects on Biofilm Growth Eric Hill

43 Optical characterization of plasmonic supercrystals Mathias Charconnet

44 Is that nano? Aggregation of magnetic nanoparticles: consequences and opportunities. Gorka Salas

45Unraveling the Molecular Details of the synthesis of Prostraglandin G2 Catalyzed by Cyclooxygenase-2 and its inhibition in the presence of Aspirin

Anna Cebrián Prats

46 The NCIweb server for biomolecules: from topological descriptors to binding energies via machine learning Francesca Peccati

47 Understanding the Differences between Iron and Palladium in Cross-Coupling Reactions Jordi Poater

48 Molecular Dynamics of Water in Models Phospholipid Membranes: Effect of water model José Martín-

ez-González49 Frustrated Lewis pairs as dynamic cross-links for responsive polymers Maialen Galdeano Fraile

50 Diselenide bond as an alternative to disulfide bond in Self-Healing Materials Mikel Irigoyen

51 Characterization of the Lowest Triplet State in PDI Aggregates Maria Zubiria Ulacia52 Aufbau principle and singlet-triplet gap in spherical quantum dots Xabier Telleria Allika

53 QM/MM Theoretical Studies of Enzymatic Catalysis: From Origins to Applications Vicent Moliner

54 Computational-Experimental Development of Self-Healing Polymers with Dichalcogenide Cross-Links Jon Mattin Matxain Beraza

55 Aplicability of the Baird’s Rule on Expanded Porphyrins Irene Casademont Reig

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56 Exploring the transmetalation mechanism in Pd/Ag bimetallic systems Ángel Luis Mudarra Alonso57 Understanding mechanochemical reactions: A DFT approach Bruna Sánchez Pladevall

58 (4+3) Cycloaddition’s Synchronicity between Nitrones and 1,2-Diaza-1,3-dienes José Manuel Pedrón Laserna

59 Design and synthesis of new catalytic inhibitors of Polypeptide N-acetylgalactosaminyltransferase 2. Sandra Pereira Quevedo

60 Atomistic Insight into Glide-Driven Phase Transformations in Layered Oxides for Sodium-Ion Batteries: A case study of NaxVO2 Oier Arcelus Elcorobar-

rutia61 BCN Models: Generating Wulff-like Stoichiometric Binary Nanoparticles Xavier Solans Monfort62 Inhibidores de glicosiltransferasas Sara Orta Navarro

63 Modificando enlaces a través de interacciones con sistemas intrínseca-mente deficientes en electrones, Manuel Yáñez

64 Computational Modelling of vitamin B1 antioxidant activity Juan Frau Munar

65 Analysis of Dynamic and Nondynamic Correlation Diagnostic Tests Xiang Xu

66 RhIAr/AuIAr’ Transmetalation, a Case of Group Exchange Pivoting on Formation of M M’ Bonds via Oxidative Insertion Marconi Peñas De Frutos

67 Dearomative Rearrangement of Monoligated Arylpalladium(II) Phos-phine Halide Complexes Raquel Jiménez Rama

68 Bisphenol A and Triclosan in Water Samples: Adjoined Experimental and Theoretical Study Under GC MS Conditions Katarina Josifovska

69 Hidrólisis de éteres catalizada por molibdocenos Ma Isabel Menéndez Rodríguez

70The effects of α-synuclein glycation on its structure and dynamics revealed by coarse-grained replica-exchange molecular dynamics simulations

Rafael Ramis

71 Approaches for the Evaluation of Short- and Long-Range effects in Excitonic Couplings in Molecular Pairs. Jesús Cerdá Calatayud

72 Photo- and Chemi-Induced Excited-State Chemistry: Hg Atmospheric Cycle and Chemiexcitation Daniel Roca Sanjuán

73 Gas-phase reactivity of CH3OH toward OH at interstellar temperatures (11.7-177.5 K): Experimental and theoretical study Sergio Blázquez González

74 Theoretical Design of New Transition Metal Molecular Electrides Sebastian P. Sitkiewicz

75 Dicoordinate P2M(0) complexes of Ni, Pd and Pt María Trini-dad Martín

76 Examining factors governing regioselectivity in rhodium-catalysed alkyne cyclotrimerisation Álex Díaz Jiménez

77 Development Of New Gold Photoactivatable Anticancer Prodrugs Elixabete Rezabal

78 Single-site Ir@ITO Catalyst for OER Javier Heras Domingo

79 Computational study of the inhibition mechanism of human 20S Pro-teasome Natalia Serrano Aparicio

80 Formación de SOA a partir de la ozonolisis del Indeno Alba Escalona Verbo

81 GPathFinder: simulation of ligand binding/unbinding pathways by a genetic algorithm José Emilio Sánchez Aparicio

82 Synthetic and Mechanistic Investigation of an Oxime Ether Electrocycli-zation Approach to Heteroaromatic Boronic Acid Derivatives Lia Sotorrios Manrique

83 Understanding Functional DNA in Non-Conventional Solvents using In vitro and In silico Studies Beñat Olave Fernández

84 Mechanistic insight on the selectivity of hydroarylation of olefins, a subtle balance Asier Urriolabeitia Rodrigo

85A combined theoretical and experimental study for finding efficient catalysts for metal-catalyzed asymmetric synthesis and stereoselec-tive reactions

Montserrat Diéguez Fernández

86 DFT study of the reactivity of transiently generated cyclic dienolates versus the acyclic counterparts in addition reactions Giovanna Zanella

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87 Microestructura de láminas delgadas de óxido de níquel en función de su estequiometría José Herrero Rueda

88 Electron Spin Resonance: an Extreme Sensitivity Technique to Study the Phase Transitions of the Plastic-Crystals Jorge Salgado Beceiro

89 Modulating the magnetic properties of a new supramolecular porous compound Rubén Pérez Aguirre

90 Preparación de ánodos de carbón para baterías de ión-sodio a partir de biomasa residual Verónica Palomares Durán

91 Nuevos pigmentos de alta reflectividad NIR de espinelas (Mg,Zn)2TiO4 dopadas con Cr(IV) y V(IV) Mario Llusar Vicent

92 Preparation of novel imidazolium halobismuthates with thermochromic response Alberto Cuquejo Cid

93 Porous supramolecular metal-organic materials sustained by π-stacking interactions Jon Pascual Colino

94 Composites de azufre, nanobarras de MnO2 y carbón activado derivado de biomasa como cátodos para baterías Li-S de alto rendimiento. Fernando Luna Lama

95 Encapsulamiento de níquel nanoestructurado en matrices grafénicas para baterías Li-S Álvaro Caballero Amores

96 99mTc complexes of tridentate thiosemicarbazonates Saray Argibay Otero

97 Propiedades luminiscentes y actividad antidiabética de nuevos comple-jos de zinc basados en 7-amino-5-metil-1,2,4-triazolo[1,5a]pirimidina Ginés Miguel Esteban Parra

98 Metal-organic frameworks for advanced lithium-ion energy storage Raluca Lore-dana Vasile

99 Nutshell Carbon-Manganese Oxide nanoparticles composites as elec-trode material on high performance supercapacitors Daniel Arenas Esteban

100 Thermally triggered isomerization of a novel octamolybdate cluster via sequential single-crystal-to-single-crystal transformations Estibaliz Ruiz Bilbao

101 Stability of epitaxial heterostructured materials Lucía Dos Santos Gómez

102 Comparing Conventional and Microwave-Assisted Heating in PET Deg-radation Mediated by Imidazolium-Based Halometallate Complexes Fabio Scè

103 Microwave synthesis and sintering of La0.3Ca0.7Fe0.7Cr0.3O3-δ, a highly promising oxygen electrode for reversible solid oxide fuel cells Elena Sánchez Ahijón

104 One-pot synthesis of high-performance Na[Ni1/3Fe1/3Mn1/3]O2 Laura Acebo Sierra

105 Influence of lanthanum doping on the structure and transport proper-ties of CeO2 Javier Zamudio

106 Grafeno 3d activado físicamente como base de composites para bat-erías Li-S Almudena Benítez de la Torre

107 Stabilization of unusually high iron valence in FeYSr2Cu2Oy cuprates: magnetic and superconducting properties Sara López Paz

108 Control of cyamemazine photoreactivity in a molecular gel based on valine Victoria Vendrell Criado

109 Laser induced High Temperature Surface Chemistry Francisco Rey García

110Control de las Propiedades Funcionales en Óxidos Mixtos W-Nb-O con Estructuras Tipo Bronce para la Transformación Selectiva de Derivados de Biomasa

Daniel Delgado Muñoz

111 Hipertermia magnética en nanopartículas Zn0.1Fe2.9O4 biocompatibles Maite Insausti Peña

112 Estudio de FMR de nanopartículas de Fe3O4 ferromagnéticas biocom-patibles Luis Lezama

113 Molecular-based coordination polymer as reversible and precise ace-tonitrile electro-optical readout Esther Resines Urien

114 Metallic tris-pyridyl ligands based on Bi and Al: Ligand tuning, coordi-nation chemistry and post-functionalisation Álvaro García Romero

115 Laser Line Scanning for Large Area Surface Microstructure Control Héctor Santos Barahona

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116 Transition metal oxides: Potential candidates for energy generation in thermoelectric devices Isabel Aguayo Whelan

117 Invigorating the Catalytic Activity of a Supramolecular Metal-Organic Framework by the Interaction with an Ionic Liquid Sonia Pérez Yáñez

118 A deeper EPR spectroscopy insight of Cr(VI) and Cr(III) species capture/reduction by Zr-MOFs. Paula GonzÁlez Saiz

119 Knitting polymers based on triphenylphosphine complexes as efficient heterogenous catalyst Antonio Valverde González

120 Polímeros de coordinación fosforescentes basados en metales alcali-notérreos José Manuel Seco Botana

121 Synthesis of Homo- and Heteroleptic Complexes and Stereoselective Double Aldol Addition mediated by Cu(II) complexes Lucía Álvarez Miguel

122 Sistemas Inorgánicos Avanzados Enrique Rodríguez Castellón

123Copper(II) coordination compounds with uracyl-propionic acid. Influence of synthetic conditions in new dimer or paddle-wheel structures with possible sensing properties

Noelia Maldonado Gavilán

124 Carbon Nanograpes: a new carbon-based composite material for appli-cation as electrode in supercapacitors David Ávila Brande

125 Zirconium-Carboxylate Discrete Entities Pascual Román Polo

126 Complejos polinucleares heterometálicos de CuII y VV con el ligando di(2-piridil)metanodiolato Juan M. Gutiér-

rez-Zorrilla127 Diazoalcano complejos de Rutenio(II) Nuria Álvarez Pazos128 Irida-binaftilo e Irida-antraceno Krystal Cid Seara

129 Electrolytes for Na-O2 Batteries: Towards a Rational Design Idoia Ruiz de Lar-ramendi

130 N4 Functionalization of Thiosemicarbazones for Nuclear Medical Pur-poses Alexander Haseloer

1319,10-Phenanthrenedione as Visible-Light Photoredox Catalyst: A Green Methodology for the Functionalization of 3,4-Dihydro-1,4-Benzoxaz-in-2-ones through a Friedel-Crafts Reaction

Jaume Rostoll Berenguer

132 Photochemically initiated reaction of trans-2-methyl-2- butenal with Cl atoms: Gas-phase kinetics and products formation José Albadalejo Pérez

133 Photocatalytic molybdenum complexes encapsulated in self-organized 1D nanostructures Francisco Galindo Honrubia

134 Organometallic complexes containing photoswitchable ligands Francisco Borja Urquiola Zaballa

135 Nuevas sales de pirilio luminiscentes como emisores en estado sólido Ignacio Muñoz Resta136 Compuestos ciclometalados de Pt(II) potencialmente teranósticos. Gonzalo Millán Fernández

137 Synthesis and Photophysical Properties of Cycloplatinated(II) Complex-es Bearing Isocyanide and Alkynyl Ligands Mónica Martínez Junquera

138 Visible light-activated titania nanorods prepared by the in situ incorpo-ration of aminoacids during their synthesis Gamze Sarigul Ubeda

139 Conjugated porous polymer based on BOPHY dyes as photoredox cata-lyst under visible light Marta Liras

140 Self-condensed iridium(III) catalyst for visible-light promoted imi-nyl-radical formation Mónica Martínez Aguirre

141 Emmisive Hybrid Mesoporous Organometallo-Silica Nanoparticles for Bioimaging Cintia Ezquerro

142 Mapping the recognition center of transport proteins with photoactive ligands Ma Consuelo Jiménez

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143 Azetidine Cycloreversion by Photoinduced Electron Transfer to Mimic the Repair of DNA (6-4) Photoproduct at Thymine Cytosine Sequences

Gemma María Rodríguez

144 Photophysical Characterization of New Photocatalytic Devices for Solar Fuels Production Miguel Gómez Mendoza

145 C^N Emitting Compounds. Synthesis and Reactivity Adrián Alconchel Sánchez146 Photochemistry of quindoxin in biomimetic media Jorge Carlos Herrera Luna

147 Sunlight photodegradation of drugs is a great idea, but what happens when it’s cloudy? And in winter? Blanca Astray Uceda

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POSTER SESSION B Tuesday, May 28 - Banquet Hall -

16:30 – 19:30Panels Title Author

1 Iridium and Rhodium-catalyzed reaction of amines, CO2 and silanes. Silylcarbamates vs Formamides Jefferson Guzmán

2 A Stereoselective Domino Approach towards α,β-Unsaturated γ-Lactams Sijing Xue

3 Catalytic activity: Potassium as a promoter Elena Rodríguez Remesal

4 Alkyne Insertion into a C(sp2)-H Bond of a Rh CNC Dearomatized Com-plex through Metal-Ligand Cooperation Pablo Hermosilla Fernández

5 Ring-Opening Copolymerization of Cyclohexene Oxide and Carbon Diox-ide Catalyzed by Scorpionate Zinc Complexes Felipe De la Cruz Martínez

6 Metal@ZIF-8 nanocrystals for SERS-based multiplexing via Histi-dine-tagged proteins Jorge Pérez Juste

7 Comparación de catalizadores para la deshidratación de metanol en la síntesis directa de DME Ander Portillo Bazaco

8 Site- and Stereo-selective C-H Oxidation with biologically inspired oxidation catalysts Andrea Palone

9 Multiconfigurational Quantum-Chemistry Study of the Chemilumines-cence Phenomenon Angelo Giussani

10 Understanding the Aggregation Induced Emission in Butterfly Mole-cules by Density Functional Theory Amparo Navarro Rascón

11 Assessing Atomic and Group Electrostatic Solvation Energies Following the Interacting Quantum Atoms Approach Fernando Jiménez Grávalos

12 DFT Study on Dehydrogenation of Formic Acid by Iridium Complexes Víctor Polo Ortiz

13 Combined Theoretical and Experimental Study of the Alcohol Dehydro-genase Substrate Promiscuity. José Javier Ruiz Pernía

14 On the Effects of Solar Light in the Atmospheric Cycle of Hg: A CASS-CF/MS-CASPT2/SO-RASSI Study Javier Carmona García

15 Theoretical Study of a De Novo Design retro-aldolase Daria De Raffele

16 Oxidation States from first principles: theory and applications Pedro Salvador Sedano17 Intermolecular interactions in electronic excited states Alberto Fernández Fernández

18 Nucleation of Ag on silver tungstate, phosphate and vanadate induced by electron irradiation. A Computational study Lourdes Gracia

19 QM/MM study of the mechanism of inhibition of cruzain by pep-tide-based inhibitors Kemel Arafet Cruz

20Scrutinizing the mechanisms for the population of singlet oxygen precursors in thionucleobases: on the way to designing novel photoini-tiated drugs

Inés Corral Pérez

21 Computational studies on phosphane-stabilized Rh nanoclusters: structure and reactivity Josep M. Ricart Pla

22 Crossed 2D vs. Slipped 1D pi-Stacking in Polymorphs of Crystalline Organic Thin Films: Impact on the Electronic and Optical Response Begoña Milián Medina

23 Towards the Computational Rational Design of High-Performance Wa-ter Oxidation Electrocatalysts Max García Melchor

24 Modelling of Prussian Blue-Type Electrocatalysts for Sustainable Water Oxidation Eric Mates Torres

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25 Cycloaddition of CO2 to epoxides using catalysts from vegetal wastes: an experimental study supported by computational results

María del Mar Reguero de la Poza

26 Deciphering the photophysics of canonical nucleobases ancestors: excited state potential energy surfaces of Barbituric Acid Fernando Romeo Gella

27 Theoretical Studies on Mechanism of Inactivation of Kanamycin A by 4’-O-Nucleotidyltransferase. Katarzyna Swiderek

28 Molecular Simulations of Iminium Organocatalysis anchored to Streptavidin Raquel Castillo Solsona

29 Ab initio theoretical study of the electronic structure of Mn4+-doped fluorides José Luis Pascual

30 Role of Ti doping in the enhancement of Na-ion mobility in Na2/3Mn0.9Fe0.05Ti0.05O2 cathodes for Na-based batteries Jian Xiang Lian

31 Ruthenium-catalyzed synthesis of g,d-unsaturated carbonyl com-pounds in water Victorio Cadierno Cadierno

32 Ferrocenylphosphino sulfonates: New ligands for aqueous catalysis Javier Francos Arias33 Aqueous Organocatalysis with self-assembling porphyrins Aitor Arlegui Chamizo

34 Access to optically pure beta-hydroxyamides from beta-ketonitriles in aqueous medium through hydration/bioreduction cascade processes Pascale Crochet

35 Organocatalyzed process in Deep Eutectic Solvents Gabriela Guillena Townley

36 New Chiral Protic Ionic Liquids from simple non-toxic α,β-Amino-Amide building blocks Iván Muñoz Capdevila

37 Viscoelatic and Strain Behavior of a Versatile Alginate-Phenyl Boronic Acid Conjugate David Díaz Díaz

38 Estudio de ecotoxicidad de NADES Beatriz Giner

39 Complejos metálicos carbeno solubles en agua con PTA y derivados (PTA = 1,3,5-triaza-7-fosfaadamantano).

Antonio Manuel Romerosa Nievas

40 Synthesis and Cytotoxicity of Luminescent Ortho-metalated Platinum Compounds Blanca Rosa Manzano Manrique

41 Selective Catalytic Deuterium Labeling of Quinolines using a Rutheni-um Catalyst in Biphasic Medium (D2O/toluene) Félix A. Jalón Sotes

42Synthesis and Characterization of Polymeric Ionic Liquids Membranes derived from Poly(Acrilamide-Homocysteine Thiolactone) (PAHT) fabri-cated by electrospinning

David Alberto Valverde Barquero

43 Membrane Technology towards VOC Capture Karolina Machanová

44 Study of foulant-membrane interactions and mechanisms using QCM-D and MP-SPR. Itxaso Lapeire Monreal

45 Una mirada crítica al uso de nanopartículas en la preparación de mem-branas compuestas para el tratamiento del agua Jesús María Arsuaga Ferreras

46 Nitromethane Triggered Enantioselective Vinyl Cyclopropane Ring Opening under Enamine Activation Estefanía Capel

47 Tris-Triazolium Salts as Anion Receptors and as Precursors for the Prepa-ration of Trinuclear Cylinder-like Coordination cages of AgI and AuI. Gregorio Guisado Barrios

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48 Synthesis and catalytic applications of organopalladium cages within metal organic frameworks Rossella Greco

49 Highly conductive Nanostructured PEDOT polymer confined into the mesoporous MIL-100(Fe) Pablo Salcedo

50 Síntesis de precursores de poliuretano empleando Zr-MOF-808 como catalizador heterogéneo Sergio Rojas Buzo

51 MOFs and MOF-based composites generated by Spray-Drying Inhar Imaz

52 New Approach for Mechanism Insight of the Crystallization Process in the Growth of Zeolite Structure Based on Arsenic Cation. Pascual Oña Burgos

53 Immobilisation of octahedral complexes in zirconium MOFs Ane Izaskun Aranburu Leiva

54 Síntesis de compuestos polímericos inorgánicos derivados de dami-nozida Maider Ugalde Arbizu

55 New coordination polymers based on nitrogen-rich amino acid deriva-tive ligands Estitxu Echenique Errandonea

56 New Multifunctional Lanthanide and Zr(IV) Phosphonates Derived from the 5-(dihydroxyphosphoryl) Isophthalate Ligand as Proton Conductors

Antonia Montserrat Bazaga García

57 A Robust and Unique Iron (II) Mosaic-like MOF Architecture Estefanía Fernández Bartolomé58 First Polymorph of the Paradigmatic UiO-66 Garikoitz Beobide Pacheco59 MOFs with gas adsorption and photochemical properties Uxua Huizi Rayo

60 Recyclable magnetic covalent organic framework for the extraction of marine phycotoxins Vanesa Romero Rivas

61 Direct Visualization of Gas Adsorption Mechanisms and Continuous Breathing Behavior in a Rare Hemilabile Metal-Organic Framework Estefanía Tiburcio Fortes

62 Amino-decorated Lanthanide-MOF as key for the design of novel gen-eration of highly sensitive NO2 Luminescent Sensors. Arturo Gamonal Ruiz-Crespo

63 Carbon capture studies of microporous physisorbents under humid conditions Soumya Mukherjee

64 Room Temperature Synthesis of Covalent-Organic Framework Aerogel Jesús Ángel Martín Illán

65 On the local structural nature of palladium loaded covalent organic frameworks for catalysis Ignacio Romero Muñiz

66 Chemical sensing of water pollutants by a colloid of a COF with lay-er-stacking-driven fluorescence Pablo Albacete Carrizo

67 Design and synthesis of new iron oxide magnetic nanoparticles based on theranostic agents Esther Pozo Torres

68 Fullerenos multivalentes como agentes de transfección Ángel Martín Domenech

69 A Flow Cytometry study of the degradation of polyelectrolyte multilay-ers for the delivery of large therapeutics Marta Martínez Moro

70 Functionalization of luminescent Carbon Nanodots for drug and probe delivery Lucía Cardo

71 A novel transdermal delivery platform composed by cross-linked hyalu-ronic and polyglutamic acid hydrogel Luz Tortajada Comeche

72 Toward Daphenylline Synthesis Josep Bonjoch Sesé

73 Ixodicidal and nematicidal compounds from the fungal endophyte SPH2 Azucena González Coloma

74Biosynthetic relationship of the sesquiterpene cyclases of the phyto-patogenic fungus Botrytis cinerea with the production of eremophile-nols.

Ivonne Rocío Suárez Cáceres

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75 Isolation and characterization of the siderophore(s) from Vibrio neptu-nius Lucía Ageitos Castiñeiras

76Synthesis of natural amonabactins and some simplified analogs to study iron uptake mechanisms of Aeromonas salmonicida subsp. salmonicida

Carlos Jiménez

77 New diterpenes from the sponge Spongia tubulifera, collected in the Mexican Caribbean Mar Anabel Pérez Povedano

78 Reacciones de Germacrona catalizadas por Ácidos de Lewis: Isomer-ización de Cope vs Ciclación y Reordenamiento 1,2 Helena Pérez del

Pulgar79 Towards the Enantiospecific Synthesis of Platensimycin Álvaro Adrián Pérez Rodríguez

80 Producción diferencial de factores de patogenicidad de cepas de Mac-rophomina phaseolina aisladas de diferentes cultivos en Paraguay

Javier Enri-que Barúa Chamorro

81 Actividad antifúngica de metabolitos secretados por Trichoderma con-tra hongos fitopatógenos de importancia agronómica en Paraguay

Alberto Anastacio Cubilla Rios

82 Bioactive diterpenes from Pericallis hadrosoma Carmen Elisa Díaz Hernández83 Synthesis of bioactive chiral cyclohexadienals David Díez Martín

84 Epiginetic elicitation of botricinereic acid, a new metabolite from Botry-tis cinerea

Ana An-dreina Pinto

85 Microwave-assisted, Catalytic Synthesis of Rearranged N-Clovanyla-mides as Antifungal Agents Isidro González Collado

86 Role of the BcBOT4 gene deletion in the isolation of cryptic polyketides from Botrytis cinerea. Rosario Hernández Galán

87 Micro Devices for the Measurement of Anisotropic Parameters in Small Molecules Juan Carlos Fuentes Monteverde

88 Protective Effect of Norzoanthamine on Bone of Osteoporotic Rats José Javier Fernández

89 Structure and antikinetoplastid activity of diterpenes of Dyctiota spiralis Ana R. Díaz Marrero

90 Productos Naturales y Fluidos Supercríticos: Proyecto SPAGYRIA Inves-tigación e Integración Social Ana M. Mainar Fernández

91 Actividad antioxidante de extractos naturales (Helichrysum stoechas) y sus fracciones (SAF) Raquel Zufiaurre Galarza

92 Ecotoxicity of the Hydrolate Bioproduct from the Semi Industrial Vapor Pressure Extraction of Satureja montana on Allium cepa Juliana Navarro Rocha

93 Nuevos sesquiterpenos de Laurencia microcladia con esqueletos derivados de macrocarpano María Luisa Souto Suárez

94 Palladium(II)-Catalyzed Intramolecular C-H Alkenylation for the Synthe-sis of Chromanes Asier Carral Menoyo

95 Organocatalytic Enantioselective 1,6-Conjugate Addition of Isoxaz-ol-5-ones to p-Quinone Methides Gonzalo Blay Llinares

96 Atroposelective Synthesis of Axially Chiral 4-Arylquinolin- 2(1H)-ones by Pd-catalyzed C-H Alkenylation Mikel Martínez Nunes

97 Síntesis de Imidazo[1,5-b]pirazolonas a partir de Diclorometilpirazolinas Derivadas del Cloral María Vera Tarraga

98 Síntesis y Evaluación Biológica de Hidrazidas e Hidrazonas Derivadas de 5-Diclorometil-3- pirazolidona Francisco Ródenas Micol

99 Catalytic enantioselective vinylcyclopropane-cyclopentene rearrange-ment Lorena García Maestre

100 Síntesis Directa de Ciclobutenonas desde Yodoalquinos Catalizada por Paladio Carlos Lázaro Milla

101 Homo- and Heterogeneous Catalytic Approach to Functionalization of Silsesquioxanes Joanna Kaźmierczak

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102 New method for hydroboration of carbonyl compounds in accordance with green chemistry’s principles Hanna Stachowiak

103 Organocatalyzed Asymmetric Synthesis and Cytotoxic Activity of Highly Functionalized γ-Lactam Derivatives Xabier Del Corte Solaguren-

Beascoa

104 Asymmetric Synthesis of Polycyclic 3-Trifluoromethylproline Derivatives by Intramolecular Azomethine Ylide Cycloaddition Fernando Rabasa Alcañiz

105 Cycloisomerization of alkynoic acids as a key for the synthesis of benz-opyrroloindolone derivatives Galder Llorente Conde

106 Towards the Enantioselective Synthesis of the Alkaloid 7(S)-Geisso-schizol Oxindole Nihan Yayik

107 Five-Carbon Linear Chiral Building Blocks from Phenylglycinol-Derived Bicyclic Lactams Núria Llor Brunés

108 Enantioselective Synthesis of the Kerr’s Intermediate Sergi Ordeix Utiel

109 Iron-Catalyzed Cros-Coupling of Aldehydes to Simple Alkenes via Met-al-Hydride Hydrogen Atom Transfer Mar Saladrigas Rodríguez

110 Photochemical generation of radicals from electrophiles using a nu-cleophilic organic catalyst Eduardo de Pedro Bonilla

111 An integrated decarboxylation catalytic platform for accessing labeled carboxylic acids Andreu Tortajada Navarro

112 Asymmetric Synthesis of Multifunctional Building Blocks Through Cop-per-Catalyzed Allylboration of Alkynes Eva Rivera Chao

113 Novel formation of Si-N bonds by nitrene catalytic transfer to silanes Anabel Moreno Rodríguez

114Adición de Michael diastéreo- y enantioselectiva de oxindoles 3-sus-tituídos a nitroolefinas catalizada por tioescuaramidas bifuncionales quirales

Patricia Rodríguez Ferrer

115 Azaborine synthesis by cascade borocyclization of o-alkynyl anilines Ester Sans Panadés116 Gold and Molybdenum Catalyzed Synthesis of Carbazole Derivatives Fernando Martínez Lara117 Gold-catalyzed synthesis of pyrones and furanones Marta Solas Luera118 Alkenyl sulfides and derivatives in reductive couplings Noelia Velasco Pérez119 Síntesis total de anaferina y dihidrocuscohigrina Javier Torres Fernández

120 New palladium catalyzed [3+2] cycloaddition reactions of alkylidenecy-clopropanes: straightforward access to small heterocycles

Felipe Igna-cio Verdugo Leal

121 Gold-catalyzed Synthesis of Benzofulvenes from β-Aryl o-(Alkynyl)styrenes Cintia Virumbrales Ortiz

122 Merging á-lithiation and Aldol-Tishchenko reaction: Synthesis of polyol derivatives from benzyl ethers Carlos Sedano Labrador

123 Intermediate palladium complexes in the coupling reactions of reactive carbene precursors Francisco Villalba de Pando

124 New Synthons for the Gold-Catalysed Synthesis of Hydroacenes Otilia Stoica

125 Design of New Gold-Cavitand Catalysts for the Selective Cyclization of Enynes Inmaculada Martín Torres

126 Iron Catalyzed Prins-Peterson Cyclization as Key Step in the Total Syn-thesis of (+)-Isolaurepinnacin and (+)-Neoisoprelaurefucin

María Vic-toria Sinka

127 Exploring the reactivity of functionalized 7,11-dien-1-ynes in gold(I) catalysis Helena Armengol Relats

128Ruthenium Catalyzed Tandem Carbene/Alkyne Metathesis/N-H insertion Reaction for the Synthesis of Functionalized N-Heterocyclic Compounds

Damián Padín Santos

129 Regio- and Stereoselective Cu/Pd catalyzed synthesis of Difunctional-ized 1,4-Dienes Nuria Vázquez Galiñanes

130 Reactions of ortho-lithiated O-Aryl Carbamates with Electrophiles Bear-ing Multiple C N Bonds Claudia Feberero García

131 Ni-catalyzed carboborylative cyclization of enynes Natalia Cabrera Lobera132 Fe-Catalyzed Coupling of Propargyl Halides and Aryl-Grignard Reagents Inés Manjón Mata

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133 Nickel catalyzed cyclization cross-coupling reaction of alkenyl function-alized redox active esters Juan Carlos Nieto Carmona

134 New Competitive Epoxidation vs Cyclopropanation Methodologies Me-diated by Low Valent CpTiCl3 species María Jesús Durán Peña

135 Metal-catalyzed synthesis of enantiopure allenes Víctor Rubio Pisabarro

136Chemo- and Regioselective Synthesis of Pyrimidin- 4(3H)-ones by Formal [3+3]-Cycloaddition between Oxadiazoles and Fischer Alkynyl Carbene Complexes

Sergio Sánchez Alonso

137 Indium-catalyzed cycloisomerization reactions of aryl substituted 1,5-enynes

Ramón Edu-ardo Millán Álvarez

138 Sustainable Metal Catalysis with Iron(III) Salts for the Synthesis of Medium Size Oxacycles and 1,7-hydroxyketones. Juan Miguel López Soria

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POSTER SESSION C Wednesday, May 29 - Banquet Hall -

16:30 – 19:30Panels Title Author

1 Novel Iridium(III) Gold(I) Complexes as Theranostic Agents Marta Redrado Domingo

2 Fotosensitizadores basados en triazinas para el estudio de desa-gregación de amiloides mediante photo-CIDNP. Beatriz Donoso Jurado

3 Solid-phase synthesis of viologen-peptide conjugates for chemical biology applications

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4 New antagonists of the LPA2 lysophosphatidic acid receptor Nora Khiar Fernández5 Synthesis of new heterocyclic analogues of CA-4 Sergio Ramos Varela

6 Estudio de la capacidad antioxidante de la Frataxina humana y de su efecto protector sobre la α-Sinucleína Bartolomé Vilanova Canet

7 1,3-Dipolar cycloadditions for the development of novel cytostatic drugs targeted toward liver cancer Álvaro Gacho Temprano

8 Development of new fluorescent dehydroamino acids as Michael ac-ceptors Paula Oroz Mateo

9 Cyclic Peptide Hydrogels Alfonso Bayón Fernández

10 Multitarget directed ligands based on flavonoid scaffolds Jorge Gómez- Carpintero Jiménez

11Design, synthesis and evaluation of multiple target directed ligands derived from fasudil for the potential treatment of neurodegenerative disorders

Olmo Martín Martín

12 Novel fluorescent styrylquinolines as potential theranostic agents for b-amyloid aggregates Marta Piquero Martí

13 A new approach for NMR studies of lipid-protein interactions using sparsely fluorinated acyl chains

Francisco José Blanco Gutiérrez

14 Preparación y caracterización de bio-absorbentes basados en quitosa-nos oxidados para la eliminación de colorantes Alexandra Muñoz Bonilla

15 Influence of side chain structure on the thermal properties and antimi-crobial activity of methacrylic polymers Marta Fernández García

16 Estudio de las cinéticas de secado de fibras de cáñamo en función del contenido de lignina Gabriela Mijas

17 Capacidad calorífica de mezclas (eugenol + etanol) Juan Ignacio Pardo Fernández18 Calorimetría de Mezclas Terpenoide+Alcohol José S. Urieta Navarro

19 Nueva “app” de Nomenclatura Química Uxue Uria

20 Considerations on the influence of teaching-language in Organic Chem-istry subjects Gabriela Guillena Townley

21 La Facultad de Química de San Sebastián en el Año Internacional de la Tabla Periódica Andoni Zabala Lekuona

22 Tautomería ceto-enólica. Un experimento sencillo para entender su reactividad María García Valverde

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23 Optimización de un sistema de doble electrodo para la desalinización de rocas en patrimonio cultural Sheila Silva Fernández

24Nanopartículas de Pt(Cu) Soportadas sobre Materiales Carbonosos como Electrocatalizadores para Pilas de Combustible de Baja Temper-atura

Julia García Cardona

25Eliminación Selectiva de Compuestos Farmacéuticos en Orinas Utili-zando un Reactor Microfluídico de Flujo a Través con Aireación Jet a Presión

Ángela Moratalla Tolosa

26 Continuous photocatalytic conversion of CO2 into methanol in an opto-fluidic microreactor Carlota Guati de Cabo

27 Bismuth-Tin Nanoparticles as Electrocatalysts for the Electrochemical Denitrification Process José Solla Gullón

28 Electro-remediación, Electro-descontaminación o Descontaminación Electroquímica de Suelos Contaminados

Felipe Fran-cisco Hernández Luis

29 GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL OF THE PRODUCTION OF FORMIC ACID BY ELECTROCHEMICAL REDUCTION Antonio Domínguez Ramos

30 Bioorthogonal catalysis towards metal substrates: a strategy for the activation of anticancer prodrugs Luca Salassa

31 Biomimetic Models for the Active Site of Hydrogenases on Periodic Mesoporous Organosilicas Juan Amaro Gahete

32 Design of Hybrid Structures for Bioorthogonal Drug Photoactivation and Photocatalysis Laura Mazzei

33 Designed protein-metal hybrid nanostructures for biological applica-tions Aitziber López Cortajarena

34 Combination of iron coordination compounds and peptides in bioin-spired oxidation reactions: designing artificial enzymes Laia Vicens i Serra

35 Biomimetic approach to alpha-ketoglutarate dependant oxygenases with non-heme iron complexes Brenda Sánchez Eguía

36 Enhancing efficiency and enantioselectivity of Pseudomonas fluo-rescens esterase by non-canonical amino acid incorporation Ivana Drienovska

37 Enantioselective enzymatic oxidation of glycerol derivatives using engi-neered Zn2+-dependent alcohol dehydrogenases Fernando López Gallego

38 A distorted helical nanographene combining heptagons and a fully pi-extended [7]helicene Carlos Moreno Cruz

39 On-Surface synthesis of acene pi-conjugated polymers Eider Rodríguez Sanchez

40 Evaluating the electronic properties of a synthetic 1,4-azaborine deriv-ative Lucía Palomino Ruiz

41 Efficient synthesis of extended helical systems Ana Ma Ortuño Guzmán42 Hydrogels with magnetic properties as 3D culture media systems. Jesús Herrera Herreros

43 Investigating Piezochromic Properties of π-conjugated Materials: a combined Raman and DFT Study Sara Fernández-

Palacios Campos

44 On-Demand Electrochemical Breaking Imine Bond of Graphene-based Platform as Model for Drug Delivery Huilei Hou

45 Molécula de Tchischibabin distorsionada Fernando Gordillo Gámez

46 Molecular Engineering of MoS2 electronic properties Ramón Torres

47 Observation of Hall effect in n- and p-Doped Graphene L. Miguel Arellano Castellanos

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48 Oxidized Forms of Antiaromatic Oligomers of Biphenylene Abel Cárdenas Valdivia

49 Nover cyclobutadiene-containing conjugated polycyclic hydrocarbons via aryne chemistry Berta Álvarez Pérez

50 Carbazole-functionalized porphyrins: efficient hole transporting materi-als for perovskite solar cells. Marta Moreno Simoni

51 Exploring new twisting modes in pyrene-fused tetraazadibenzohexa-cenes. Javier Mateos Martín

52 CPL switching of homochiral sulfoxide-based OPEs by oxophilic interac-tions with metal cations Delia Miguel Álvarez

53 Singlet Fission in Nitrogen-doped Tetracene Dimers Juan Pedro Mora Fuentes

54 Liquid-Phase exfoliation of Antimonene: Oxidation and Electrochemical Properties Isaac Brotons Alcázar

55 Band-Gap Opening in Metallic Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes by Encapsulation of an Organic Salt Julia Villalva Fernández

56 Gram scale preparation of alfa-Germanium nanolayers. Íñigo Torres Peña

57 Synthesis of Curcuminoids as active elements in molecular electronic devices Daniel Riba López

58 Tectómeros como Adhesivos Peptídicos Supramoleculares para la Fun-cionalización de Fibras de Óxido de Grafeno Rosa Garriga

59 Changes in confinement regimes: Water in Graphene slit pores Sergi Ruiz Barragán

60 New Molecular Classes for Chiroptical Applications José Lorenzo Alonso Gómez

61 The role of chemically modified DNA in discrimination of single-point mutation through plasmon-based colorimetric assays María Sanromán Iglesias

62 Versatile analytical platforms for label free biosensing based on nano-particle 1D photonic crystals Miquel Avellà

63 Human HPV detection by an electrochemical DNA biosensor Ana Ma Pérez Calabuig

64 Design of fluorescent aptasensors based on carbon nanomaterial for the detection of pathogen associated molecules. Alessandro Silvestri

65 Water-Soluble Nir-Emitting Quantum Dots for the detection of analytes of high environmental and public health interest María Teresa

Fernán-dez-Ar-güelles

66 Desarrollo de un nanosensor colorimétrico para la determinación rápi-da de ácido ascórbico Sandra Jiménez Falcao

67 Gold nanoparticle/MoS2-based SERS sensor for liver cancer biomarker detection Alejandro Criado Fernández

68 Wound infection biomarkers and bacterial virulence factors monitoring using nanochannels Alfredo de la Escosu-

ra-Muñiz

69 Intracellular detection of glucose with Quantum Dotbased FLIM nano-sensors María José Ruedas Rama

70 Development of bioanalytical assays based on antibodies modified with nanoclusters Verónica Mora Sanz

71 Uso de Nanopartículas de Óxido de Terbio para la Determinación de Ciprofloxacino en Muestras Naturales José Antonio Murillo Pulgarín

72 Plataforma sensora basada en ISFETs de grafeno para aplicaciones IoT Carlos Sampedro Matarin

73Highly sensitive and selective fluorimetric detection of glutathione based on the covalent immobilization of carbon quantum dots iodide in paper

Alfonso Salinas Castillo

74 Desarrollo de una sonda fluorescente para la detección de NO, utilizan-do el fenómeno AIE como método de transducción. Silvia Rodríguez Nuévalos

75 PHOTOELECTROCHEMICAL IMMUNOSENSOR BASED ON ENZYMATIC GROWTH OF QDS Beatriz Díez Buitrago

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76 Silver nanoparticles-modified reduced graphene oxide nanocomposite for H2O2 sensing applications Pedro A. Salazar Carballo

77Determination of free cholesterol by electrodeposition of cholesterol oxidase-modified polidopamine thin film on nanostructured screen printed electrode

Íñigo Fernández

78 Derivados de BODIPYs para la detección de aminas de interés biólogico Estefanía Almenar Sánchez

79 1,3-Dioxa-[3,3]-sigmatropic Oxo-Rearrangement of Substituted Allylic Carbamates Iván Rivilla de la Cruz

80 Novel high-affinity monoclonal antibodies for Ochratoxin A immunode-tection by direct ELISA Daniel López Puertollano

81 Near Infrared Reflectance sensors to predict nutritive value for agro-food analysis: effect of sample presentation Ana Soldado

82 Diseño de un quimiodosímetro colorimétrico para la detección de NO2 y SO2

Samuel Adrián Ceballos Fernández

83 α,γ-cyclic hexapeptides as C3 scaffolds for host-guest chemistry Alberto Fuertes

84 Synthesis of Interlocked β-lactams with a Cleavable Group in the Macrocycle Adrián Saura Sanmartín

85 Control on the self-threading of ring-in-ring structures in aqueous media Iago Neira García

86 Chiroptical Functional Surfaces through Axially Chiral Frameworks for Sensing Ani Ozcelik

87 Consequences of molecular structure in aqueous supramolecular assembly Nicolás Muñoz Casellas

88 Towrd Hydrogen-bonded Porous Organic Frameworks via Watson-Crick Interactions Miguel Martín Arroyo

89 AUTO-ENSAMBLAJE DE ALQUINIL DERIVADOS DE BENZIMIDAZOL: POTEN-CIALES APLICACIONES OPTOELECTRÓNICAS Carlos Tardío Rubio

90 Preparation and antitumoral activity of Au-based inorganic-organome-tallic nanocomposites Andrea Pinto Martínez

91 Self-assembled Molecular Nanoparticles Containing Disulfide Moieties as Stimuli Responsive Nanocarriers Diego Navarro Barreda

92 Luminescence studies of new [C,N,N’] cyclometallated platinum(II) and platinum(IV) compounds Ariadna Lázaro Palacios

93 Hydrogels based on short peptide polypeptide conjugates Bárbara Giménez Hernández

94 New achievements in the development of organocatalyst for transacy-lations José Javier Garrido González

95 Disodium Cromoglycate: Exploiting its usefulness as a Chiral Amplifica-tor and Guanidine Detector. Fernán Berride García

96 Supramoleculary assisted synthesis of pseudopeptidic receptors Adriana Valls Ten

97 Non-covalent Macrocyclization Equilibria Examined by Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer David Serrano Molina

98 Supramolecular nanofilaments from BTA-centered polyglutamates and their applications in drug delivery Oleksandr Zagorodko

99 Aggregation Induced Emission for Sensing Guanosine Nucleotides in water

Francisco Javier Caparrós Rodríguez

100 G-quadruplex-based supramolecular polymeric materials Anselmo del Prado Abellán101 Oligonucleotide-Templated Stacking of Semiconductors Sara Sierra Tornero

102 From Amphiphilic Monomers to Self-assembled Tubular Nanostruc-tures: a Supramolecular Strategy in Aqueous Media Paula Blue Chamorro Zabalza

103 Custom-tailored Self-assembled Nanotubes through Hierarchical Cou-pling of Cooperative Interactions Isabel López Martín

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104 Molecular capsules based on α,γ-cyclic peptides: synthesis and guest encapsulation

María Vic-toria López Corbalán

105 Synthesis and study of the anion binding of new tripodal chalcogen bonding receptors Encarnación Navarro García

106 Interruptores moleculares para la asociación de fulerenos basados en ligandos bipiridina poliaromáticos Adriana Sacristán Martín

107 Comparative monitoring of DNA oligonucleotide bioconjugation by different experimental techniques Diego Ramírez Revilla

108 Síntesis de terpiridinas con capacidad para ser detectores de fuller-enos y nanotubos de carbono.

María Cris-tina Viyuela

109 Complejos porfirínicos de rutenio como plataformas moleculares como detectores de fullerenos Nerea Álvarez

110 Blue Aggregation-Induced Emission by Hydrogelation Process Josué Muñoz Galindo

111 Formación y Detección de Polímeros Supramoleculares Helicoidales en Disolución Inducidos por aniones SO42- Lidia González Laguna

112 Organogeles derivados de 2H-benzo[d]1,2,3-triazol con aplicación en la cristalización de fármacos Iván Torres Moya

113 Estudios de Autoensamblaje Supramolecular en Agua de Aril Escuara-midas Anfifílicas Sergi Bujosa Vidal

114 Hidrogeles catalíticos híbridos: crecimiento controlado de nanopartícu-las de oro en matrices de quitosano-escuarato Eduardo Castellanos Arrescur-

renaga

115 Mono-Metallic Pd(II) and Pt(II) Cages Featuring Two Different Polar Binding Sites Luis Escobar González

116 2-(4’-Pyridyl-N-oxide)-Hemithioindigos as Photoresponsive Guests for a Super Aryl-Extended Calix[4]pyrrole Giulia Moncelsi

117Water Soluble Squaramide Dihydrates: N-Methylation Modulates the Occurrence of 1D and 2D Water Clusters Trough Hydrogen Bonding and Dipolar Interactions

Antonio Costa Torres

118 The role of N-Methyl squaramides in a hydrogen bonding strategy to fold peptidomimetic compounds

María del Carmen Rotger Pons

119 Self-Assembly Studies of Squaramide based Macrocycles Francisca Orvay Pintos120 Curcuminoids: Synthesis, structure and applications Teresa Cardona Lamarca121 Towards the Synthesis of Nanoswimmers Sofía Mena Hernando

122 New Fluorescent Sensors for Ba2+ Tagging in Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay of Xe-136 Borja Aparicio Gil

123 Carbon Nanodots and their Applications in Biomedicine Natalia Herrero Álvarez

124El autoensamblaje de la sonda 10-N-nonil naranja de acridina (NAO) genera cremalleras moleculares en la membrana mitocondrial provo-cando la muerte celular

Víctor G. Almendro Vedia

125 Synthesis of C17-Allenic Side Chain Analogs of 1a,25-Dihydroxyvitamin D3 Miguel Ángel Maestro Saavedra

126 Allenylketone cyclization/aromatization reaction Leonardo Nannini

127 Highly Substituted Olefins by Copper Hydride-Catalyzed Reduction of α,β,γ,δ-Unsaturated Esters Antonio Mouriño Mosquera

128 New chiral NHC-gold catalysts Ulysse Caniparoli

129 Mo-Catalyzed Direct Synthesis of N-Heterocycles from Nitroarenes Roberto Sanz

130 Mechanistic Insights on the Ni-Catalyzed Borylative Cyclizations of 1,6-Enynes María Teresa Quirós López

131 Asymmetric synthesis of phenethylamines by 1,4-phenyl radical rear-rangement domino reaction Narciso Martín Garrido

132 Diseño, síntesis y evaluación biológica de derivados de piperazinas 2-sustituidas como inhibidores de la proteasa NS3/4A de la Hepatitis C

María del Rosario García Lozano

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133 Enantioselective Synthesis of Cyclic Ureas from Nitrones and Isocyano-acetate Esters by Synergistic Silver/Organocatalysis Pablo Martínez Pardo

134 Allylation of α-ketoamides: New entry to α-allyl α- substituted β2,2-amino acid derivatives Ana Vázquez Albisu

135 Bifunctional Brønsted Base Catalysed Regio-, Diastereo-, and Enanti-oselective Alkylation of β-Tetralones Odei Mugica Diez

136 1,4-Reduction of Allylic Epoxides: A Catalytic Approach Luis Nóvoa Rodríguez

137 Enantioselective Synthesis of 5,5-Disubstituted Hydantoins by Brøn-sted Base/H-Bond Catalyst Assisted Michael Reactions Eider Duñabeitia

138 Multicomponent Synthesis of 7-Aminophenantridin-6(5H)-ones with Neuroprotective Activity Against Oxidative Stress and MMP Inhibition Cristina Blázquez Barbadillo

139 La reacción de Ugi en la síntesis de pirrolo[2,1-c][1,4]benzodiaze-pin-5-onas María García Valverde

140 Iridium(I)-Catalyzed Hydrocarbonation Reactions: Towards the Synthe-sis of Carbocycles and Heterocycles. David F. Fernández

141 Regiodivergent control in the Gold(I) catalyzed synthesis of indoles through α-iminocarbene intermediates Darío Allegue González

142Synthesis of nitrogenated polydentate ligands by dipolar cycloaddition reaction of N-pyrazol-substituted tosylhydrazones and 2-alkynylpiri-dines

María-Paz Cabal Naves

143 Remote Carboxylation at sp3 C-H Sites Enabled by the Synergy Nickel and Photoredox Catalysis Basudev Sahoo

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Meetings of Specialized Groups of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry

May 27, Monday

13:30-14:00 SG _ Nanoscience and Molecular Materials Room 1

17:00-17:30 SG _ Carbohydrates Room 8+9

19:30-20:15 SG _ Solid State Chemistry Room 4+5

May 28, Tuesday

16:30-17:00 SG _ Chemistry of Natural Products Room 2

19:30-20:30 SG _ Organometallic Chemistry Room 4+5

May 29, Wednesday

13:00 -14:00 SG _ Calorimetry and Thermal Analysis Room 1

14:00-15:00 SG _ Biological Chemistry Room 3

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USEFUL INFORMATION

Kursaal Congress Centre

Zurriola Avenue, 1, 20002 San Sebastián

Where to Eat:

San Sebastian is an international reference for good cooking. There are multiple options to enjoy the most traditional Basque cuisine, avant-garde proposals, pintxos (the small delicacies which cover bar counters) and dishes from other places and countries.

The official Tourism website of Donostia San Sebastian Convention Bureau www.sansebastianturismoa.eus , offers numerous restaurants to choose from the most simple but good quality ones to the most creative and unique gastronomic experiences.

NINEU RESTAURANT

Restaurant NINEU, located in the Kursaal Congress Centre, will open its room upstairs exclusively for the XXXVII Biennial Meeting of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry.A calm and cozy place, in the Kursaal Building, to give the attendees the opportunity to enjoy the meals dur-ing the days of congress, with an excellent view to the river and the sea. Its chef Mikel Gallo has designed an special buffet for the occasion. Lunch hour: from 1pm to 3pm.Access: you can access the restaurant from the main entrance, located in front of the river.Reservations: http://restaurantenineu.com/en/reservations/

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Conference Dinner

Wednesday, 29 May Araeta Cider house - 21:00hs.Berridi Bidea, 22, Zubieta, 20160 San Sebastián

• Buses from Kursaal and NH Aránzazu Hotel (Vitoria-Gasteiz Street, 1) at 20:30hs. • Buses from Araeta Cider House to Kursaal and NH Aránzazu Hotel at 23:30hs.

Important phones:

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