SUMMER SCHOOL ON GREEN CHEMISTRY 1998



TEACHERS and related subject

Paul T. Anastas – U.S.A. – Environmental Protection Agency
"Green Chemistry"

Joe Breen - U.S.A. - Green Chemistry Institute
"Green Chemistry"

James H. Clark – U.K. – University of York
"Catalyst Heterogenisation"

Joseph M. DeSimone – U.S.A. – University of North Carolina
"The opportunities for liquid and supercritical carbon dioxide to replace water and organic solvents in the manufacturing and service industries"

Jan B. F. N. Engberts – NETHERLANDS – University of Groningen
"Organic Chemistry in WaterThe Aqueous Rate Acceleration of Diels-Alder Reactions"

Michel Guisnet – FRANCE – Universite de Poitiers
"Organic synthesis on zeolite catalysts. Contribution to environmental protection"

Wolfgang F. Hölderlich – GERMANY – RWTH Aachen
"Environmentally benign processes catalyzed by heterogeneous catalysts"

Jose M. Lopez Nieto – SPAIN – Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
"Acid solid catalysts"

Mieczislav Makosza – POLAND – Polish Academy of Sciences
"Phase transfer catalysis"

Ugo Romano - ITALY - Enichem
Process and product innovation for the development of environmentally compatible technologies

Kenneth Seddon – U. K. – Queen's University of Belfast
"Ionic Liquids as Alternative Reaction Media"

Pietro Tundo – ITALY – Ca' Foscari University, Venice
"Dimethylcarbonate: a green reagent"

Ferruccio Trifirò – ITALY – University of Bologna
"Heterogeneous Catalysis for Clean Technologies"

Bernard Witholt – SWITZERLAND – ETH Zürich
"Biocatalysis for the regio- and stereoselective synthesis of organic synthons and intermediates"

Awarded Posters

Marcella Bonchio
Ti(IV) and Zr(IV) / Chiral Trialcanolammine Peroxocomplexes ~A new Class of Catalytic Enantioselective Oxidants

William K. Gray
Organic Reactions in Supercritical Fluids
Annegret Stark
Manifacture of 2 Important Ionic Liquids ~ The Tetrafluoroborate and the Hexafluorophosphate System