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1 Programme Sunday 26 July 15:00-onward Registration see joining instructions 18:00 Opening Reception kindly sponsored by ExxonMobil Monday 27 July 09:00 Invited Speaker Susumu Kitagawa Porous Coordination Polymers and Metal-Organic Frameworks for Gas Science and Technology 10:00 Michelle Bound Computational Screening of Functional Groups for Efficient Methane Capture in Metal- Organic Frameworks using Weak Hydrogen Bonding 11:00 Tian Tian Mechanically and Chemically Robust MOF Monoliths with High Volumetric Adsorption Capacity for Industrial Gas Adsorption Applications 11:30 Nadeen Al-Janabi Adsorption in HKUST-1: reconciliation of differences by molecular simulation 12:00 Claudia Orellana-Tavra Metal-Organic Frameworks for Drug Delivery. From controlled release to metabolic pathway understanding 12:30- Lunch Invited Speaker Fernando Rey Zeolite design for adsorption and separation processes 14:30 Veronika Pashkova Al rich gel method as a way for preparation of zeolites with semi-monomodal Al pairs distribution 15:00 Alessia Centi Studying the early stages of the synthesis of bioinspired silica materials with molecular simulations 15:30 Coffee 16:00 Stephen Wells Geometric simulations using GASP: investigating flexibility and porosity in zeolites and MOFs 16:30 Abdulsalami Kovo Process Design for the Production of 100 kg/day of Linde Type A Zeolite from Nigerian Ahoko Kaolin 17:00 Elizabeth Von-Kiti Zeolite synthesis from bauxite and kaolin: effect of crystallization and aging times on crystallinity 18:00-19:00 Dinner 19:30-21:30 Poster Session kindly sponsored by JM Catalysts
2 Tuesday 28 July 09:00 Invited Speaker Xiaodong Zou Electron Crystallography as an Important Tool for Studying Novel Porous Materials 10:00 Peng Guo A novel approach unifying structure solution and prediction of a RHO zeolite family with expanding structural complexity and embedded isoreticular structures 11:00 Christopher Campbell Harnessing MOFs with Open Metal Sites for Challenging Gas Separations A Monte Carlo Simulation Study 11:30 Ana Pinar Location of heteroatoms in zeolite frameworks using crystallographic techniques 12:00 Suk Bong Hong Rationally guided synthesis of PST-20 and its CO 2 adsorption properties Guided Tour of Chester check arrangements 18:00- Dinner 19:00 19:30 Invited Talk - Francois Fajula Flow-through Structured Silica Monoliths With Multimodal Porosity For Process Intensification 20:30 William Webb Engineering Heterogeneous Organocatalysts for the Sustainable Utilisation of CO 2 21:00 Waclaw Makowski Recent Advances in Characterization of Porous Materials Using Quasi-Equilibrated Thermodesorption of Volatile Hydrocarbons
3 Wednesday 29 July 09:00 Invited Speaker Justin Hargreaves 10:00 Abdul-Lateef Adedigba Effect of Structure and Hierarchical Pores on the Catalytic Properties of TS-1 11:00 Daniel Firth Furthering the ADOR Process: The First Zeolite-AlPO hybrid 11:30 Valeryia Kasneryk De-germanation as a method for tuning of textural properties of germanosilicate zeolites 12:00 Khaled Mohammed Designing Active Sites in Catalysis: Sn substituted AlPO-5 for the Liquid Phase Oxidation of Toluene Trip to Llangollen check arrangements An opportunity to walk the beautiful Dee Valley including a proper Welsh Castle! 18:00- Dinner 19:00 19:30 Founders Award Lecture - Matt Cliffe Correlated defects in metal-organic frameworks 20:00 Stef Smeets How do the positions of organic structure-directing agents determined from powder diffraction data compare with those from molecular modelling? 20:30 Tzu-Yu Chen Magnetically Recoverable Zeolites for Sr Removal 21:00 Jeff Kenvin Thermodynamic assessment of sorbate interactions with zeolites and MOFs
4 Thursday 30 July 09:00 Invited Speaker Haiying Chen 10:00 Samantha Russell Zeolite Catalysts: Nitric Oxide Manipulations for Biological Applications 11:00 Alvaro Mayoral Atomic-resolution electron microscopy observations of beam sensitive ordered porous materials 11:30 Sean Ormond Titanium silicalite-1 macrostructures for use in photocatalytic removal of organic pollutants in aqueous medium 12:00 Stephanie Newland Expanding Beyond the Micropore: Hierarchical Aluminophosphates as Sustainable Catalysts Barrer Prize Lecture - Luis Gómez-Hortigüela Application of molecular simulation methods to the study of microporous materials: structure-directing effects and reaction mechanisms 14:30 AGM 19:00 Conference banquet Friday 31 July 09:00 Invited Speaker Luis Mafra 10:00 Giulia Bignami Solid-State NMR Characterisation of 17 O- and 29 Si-Enriched UTL-Derived Zeolites 11:00 Alex O Malley Framework Dependent Room Temperature Methoxylation in Zeolites: Insights into the first step of the MTH process 11:30 Matthew Ryder How Terahertz Vibrations can Reveal Pore Breathing and Structural Instability in Metal-Organic Frameworks 12:00 Watcharop Chaikittisilp Nanofibrous Thin Films of Conjugated Microporous Polymers through Electropolymerization 12:30 Closing remarks 12:45 Lunch
5 Poster Abstracts # Presenter Title 01 Behnoodi Ion-exchange studies of Natisite for use in nuclear waste treatment 02 Hall Hydrothermal and microwave assisted synthesis of the layered titanium silicate Natisite 03 Marks Preparation of luminescent materials using zeolites as hosts 04 Snelgrove The Use of Zeolites as Absorbents for Waste Pharmaceuticals 05 Salhi Mesoporous molecular sieve HMS supported H 4 PMO 11 VO 40 catalyst for the isopropanol decomposition reaction. 06 Salhi Catalytic performance in isopropanol decomposition over H 3+x PMO 12-x V x O 40 heteropolyacids supported on mesoporous molecular sieve HMS 07 Albahar Toluene Disproportionation over Zeolites 08 Miller Fast Analysis of Specific Surface Area by Flowing Gas BET: Practical Improvements 09 Cichocka Optimization of rotation electron diffraction data collection and data processing 10 Smith I22 SAXS/WAXS/GiSAXS beamline for the physical and life sciences at Diamond 11 Ingram Three-dimensional metal-organic frameworks with variable coordination spheres based on lanthanide and pyrazine-2,3,5,6-tetracarboxylate 12 Makowski Porosity of MCM-22 type zeolites studied by quasi-equilibrated thermodesorption of hydrocarbons 13 Chutia Local Geometry and Electronic Properties of Sn Substituted AlPO 5 Framework 14 Nearchou The influence of alkali metal cations on the hydrothermal synthesis of zeolite RHO with no organic structure directing agents 15 Klein Siting of monovalent cations in silicon-rich zeolites. Multinuclear MAS NMR and DFT study 16 R Morris Solving the Zeolite Conundrum 17 S Morris The ADOR Process: A Mechanistic Study 18 Shamzhy Advantages of MOFs as catalysts: comparison with zeolites 19 Navarro Microwave Assisted Hydrolysis of ADORable zeolites 20 Muraoka Computational Evaluation of Aluminosilicate Zeolites: Effects of Framework Topology and Aluminum Content on Framework Energy 21 Ran Novel heterogeneous C-H oxidation catalysts for the synthesis of high-value compounds 22 Mehta A Computational Study of Acid-Catalysed Condensation Reactions of Aldehydes and Ketones in Zeolites 23 Leung Microwave synthesis of LTN framework zeolite with no organic structure directing agent 24 Omojola Do Primary Olefins form directly from Methanol over Zeolite Catalysts? 25 Ryder Terahertz Vibrations in Metal-Organic Frameworks: From Gate-Opening 26 Pérez Pariente Phenomenon to Shear-Driven Structural Instability Supramolecular Self-Assembled Ephedrine Molecules for the Synthesis of Large- Pore Materials: Effect of the Synthesis Conditions on Aggregation
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