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Building Bridges

by Linda Wang
December 23, 2013 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 91, Issue 51

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Credit: Tamara Hanna
(from left) Amos B. Smith III, editor-in-chief of Organic Letters and a professor of chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania; Kuiling Ding, director of Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry and associate editor of Organic Letters; Carsten Bolm, a professor of organic chemistry at RWTH Aachen University and associate editor of JOC; C. Dale Poulter, editor-in-chief of JOC and a professor of bioorganic chemistry at the University of Utah; Zhenfeng Xi, a professor of organometallic chemistry and synthetic organic chemistry at Peking University and an associate editor of Organic Letters; Qi-Lin Zhou, a professor of organometallics and director of the State Key Laboratory of Elemento-organic Chemistry at Nankai University, in China; Zhang-Jie Shi, a professor of chemistry and molecular engineering at Peking University; and Chulbom Lee, an associate professor of chemistry at Seoul National University.
This is a photo of participants in a symposium hosted by ACS.
Credit: Tamara Hanna
(from left) Amos B. Smith III, editor-in-chief of Organic Letters and a professor of chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania; Kuiling Ding, director of Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry and associate editor of Organic Letters; Carsten Bolm, a professor of organic chemistry at RWTH Aachen University and associate editor of JOC; C. Dale Poulter, editor-in-chief of JOC and a professor of bioorganic chemistry at the University of Utah; Zhenfeng Xi, a professor of organometallic chemistry and synthetic organic chemistry at Peking University and an associate editor of Organic Letters; Qi-Lin Zhou, a professor of organometallics and director of the State Key Laboratory of Elemento-organic Chemistry at Nankai University, in China; Zhang-Jie Shi, a professor of chemistry and molecular engineering at Peking University; and Chulbom Lee, an associate professor of chemistry at Seoul National University.

On Oct. 15–16, more than 160 scientists from seven countries and 44 institutions across the U.S., Europe, and Asia participated in a Journal of Organic Chemistry (JOC) and Organic Letters symposium, organized and cosponsored by ACS Publications and Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry. The symposium, featuring 13 speakers, brought together top researchers from across Asia in all areas of organic chemistry to foster an open discussion on recent advances in the field.

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