Institute of Organic Chemistry
The Workshop is over. The organizers would like to warmly thank all participants for being such great lecturers and such a great audience. We think that this has been a really good meeting, with highly interesting new scientific results, and, in addition, a very good atmosphere. Thanks much again also to the helping crew, they did a great job.
By clicking here you may look up photos taken during the meeting, at the Bamberg excursion, and during the Workshop Banquet. The page that will open contains more than 70 "thumbnails", each ca. 10 kB size, so depending on the transmission speed loading of this site may take some time. Please be patient, have a coffee break. By clicking at the thumbnails you will get a large version, each ca. 250 kB what likewise might take long. You may wish to load the pictures into an appropriate tool (e.g. CorelDraw) and resize it in order to get proper printouts. Please accept that the pictures have been taken by a digital camera and that the resolution, especially of the group photo, is not as good as if it were taken by conventional means.
The pictures have been taken by Clemens Horn and Marc Wende.
For convenience, this page and the links on this page will persist for some time (probably some years), so if anyone who participated likes to check out again how to go to Erlangen or how to find his/her way to the "Entlas Keller" - look up this site. However, please note that links on this page to other sites (e.g., tourism) will be no longer updated.
We are very much looking forward to welcome you at a follow-up meeting. Any new information will be provided on this page.
John A. Gladysz (Erlangen, Germany), Uwe Bunz (Columbia, South Carolina, USA),
Pierre Dixneuf (Rennes, France)
Institute of Organic Chemistry,
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg,
Henkestrasse 42,
D-91054 Erlangen, Germany.
Erlangen is located in Northern Bavaria, ca. 170 km north of Munich,
ca. 200 km east of Frankfurt, and 15 km north of Nuremberg.
Carbon-rich organometallic compounds represent a new and rapidly
emerging subfield that encompasses numerous frontiers of chemistry.
The subject of the workshop is one side bounded by adducts of metals and elemental carbon, Cx. These can be grouped into four types: (1) metal cluster carbide complexes, (2) fullerene complexes, (3) complexes in which sp hybridized carbon chains span two metals, and (4) other complexes of unstable fragments or allotropes - for example, cyclocarbons such as C3 or C18. The field then extends into "carbon rich" adducts such as (1) CxHy systems (x>>y) that represent precursors to or protonation products of Cx complexes, models or reference compounds for Cx ligands, or alternative unsaturated chains betweeen metals, and (2) CxOy systems, or novel new carbon oxides, and (3) related binary heteroatomic systems.
Click here to look up the titles of the lectures
(as far as abstracts have arrived to date).
Click here to look up the titles of scheduled posters.
Click here to look up the Workshop schedule. Please note: some changes were made July 3, 2000.
The Workshop Office will be located at the
Foyer of the Lecture Theater of the Institute of Organic Chemistry,
Henkestrasse 42.
Opening hours: Sunday, July 16, 15:00 - 19:00, other days 08:00 - 18:00.
The Welcome Mixer will be at the same place.
Click here to look up a list of registered participants
DM 130,- ($ 65)
Please use the registration form.
Registration fees include: welcome mixer (Sunday July 16), excursion to Bamberg (Wednesday July 19), workshop banquet (Thursday July 20), free coffee during coffee breaks, book of abstracts. A sack lunch at the start of the Bamberg excursion is included. Drinks and food during the excursion, as well as drinks at the workshop banquet are not included.
Please accept that our Workshop budget is not very splendid and that we are obliged to calculate very sharply, hence we have to charge even individual cups of coffee.
Workshop Facilities and
Social Events
Participants are cordially invited to attend our Welcome Mixer at the Foyer of the "Grosser Hörsaal" on Sunday, July 16, 6 pm (follow the signs). The Mixer is free for invited participants (lecturers), for chairmen and for participants who registered on the DM 130,- package basis. For local colleagues who wish to join the Mixer we will have to charge DM 30,-.
Lectures will be held in the "Kleiner Hörsaal" (small lecture theater) of the Institute. Coffee breaks will be at the Foyer of the "Grosser Hörsaal", one floor above, the same location as the Workshop Office. Coffee and drinks during the coffee breaks are free for invited participants (lecturers), for chairmen and for participants who registered on the DM 130,- package basis. Local colleagues are kindly asked to pay DM 3,- for each drink on a voluntary basis by using the cashier boxes standing around.
Poster Exhibition and Poster Session
Posters will be exhibited throughout the Workshop in the Institute entrance area. The poster session will be Tuesday, July 18, 17:45 in the Institute entrance area.
A list of posters, including late posters, may be found by clicking here.
On Monday evening, July 17, we will undertake an excursion to a beergarden of the typical Franconian style: the "Entlas Keller" which is located in the surroundings of the famous Erlangen "Bergkirchweih", an annual festival. Tables at the beergarden are reserved, it won't get crowded anyway and there are hundreds of tables. We will go there directly after the last Monday lecture. You may look up the way from the Institute of Organic Chemistry to the Entlas Keller by clicking here. Apart from good Erlangen beer (and other drinks) there will be dinner available at the Entlas Keller, they offer a rich menue. We recommend to taste the Franconian "Bratwurst", a grilled sausage with Franconian "Sauerkraut". However, all other dishes are delicious as well. The Entlas Keller meeting will be "open end". There is self-service at the the Entlas Keller. We kindly ask you to pay yourself for food and drinks.
Excursion to Bamberg
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of the excursion to Bamberg on Wednesday afternoon, July 19, 2000.
The sightseeing tour in Bamberg will be guided by
Bernhard Metzner
and his crew, in English, French, and German.
The workshop banquet will be on Thursday, July 20, at Hotel "Bayerischer Hof", a 3 minute walk from the Institute. The hotel is located Schuhstrasse 31: go down Henkestrasse (location of the Institute of Organic Chemistry) into downtown direction, turn left at the second traffic light. The hotel is on the left side after ca. 200m.
The banquet is free for invited participants (lecturers), for chairmen and for participants who registered on the DM 130,- package basis. Local colleagues will be charged DM 60,- for the banquet.
Please note that drinks are not included. However, a welcome drink in the is free.
The Banquet will be in the "Gewölbekeller" of the hotel (downstairs). In case of problems, please contact the hotel personnel.
Participants are kindly asked to make hotel reservations themselves. Participants from Germany will be refunded by an appropriate standard fee.
Many hotels in Erlangen are within walking distance of the Workshop locations. Several low cost hotels and private rooms are available.
We recommend, without warranty and liability, some hotels which are more or less close to the Workshop locations. Prices are in DM, per single bed room and night.
An alternative list of hotels may be looked up here (Word document in German, kindly provided by Dr. Vostrowsky).
Maps of the Erlangen/Nuremberg area and a town map of Erlangen with progressive zoom in may be found here.
Further information will also be supplied by the tourist office:
Verkehrsverein Erlangen
Rathausplatz 1
D-91052 Erlangen
Germany
Phone +49-(0)-9131-8951-0
FAX +49-(0)-9131-8951-51
e-mail:
tourist@stadt.erlangen.de
Many good restaurants are near the Institute which is not far from the center of Erlangen. A selection of recommended restaurants and pubs will be provided in the Workshop material.
Lunch also may be obtained conveniently at the nearby Mensa/Studentenhaus, Langemarckplatz, 1st floor and 2nd floor (a 1 min. walk from the Institute). The Mensa serves "student-quality" food, prices are ca. DM 6. Vegetarian food will be served on the 2nd floor. The Mensa uses pre-paid check cards which may be purchased at the Workshop desk (DM 20, no expiration). The Mensa closes 14:00, Cafeteria 14:15.
Please click here to get detailed information how to travel to Erlangen and how to get to the Institute.
By clicking here you will get detailed tourist information about Erlangen, its surroundings, as well as lovely medieval towns being worth a sightseeing trip.
Scientific books, software, computers, and labware will
be exhibited during the Workshop at the foyer of the
Lecture Theater. The Organizers are grateful to the
sponsors for their generous support.
The Workshop language will be English. No simultaneous translation facilities will be available.
The climate in Erlangen is fairly mild to hot in July. The average temperatures are ca. 25 oC (77 oF), ranging from 18 to 32 oC (64 to 90 oF) during the day. Rainy days are not unusual during July in Germany. To look up the actual weather and the weather forecast (for Nuremberg, 15 km from Erlangen), click here. To look up the same forecast, however, in degrees Fahrenheit, click here.
Please click here to find technical information about poster mounting, poster abstracts, and lecture presentations.
Prof. Dr. John A. Gladysz
Secretary: Ms. Iris Bimmer
Institute of Organic Chemistry
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Henkestrasse 42
D-91054 Erlangen
Germany
Phone:
+49-(0)-9131-85-25763
FAX: +49-(0)-9131-85-26865
e-mail:
gladysz@organik.uni-erlangen.de
URL:
http://www.organik.uni-erlangen.de/bauer/c2000.html