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The International Symposium on Green Chemistry

ISGC is the leading event for scientists and industries to present their research

findings and innovations, share their know-how and build a sustainable

chemistry

May 16th - 19th, La Rochelle, France

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What’s ISGC?

ISGC is the green chemistry’s leading event for scientists and industries to present their research findings and innovations, share their know-how and build a sustainable chemistry

The main objective of ISGC 2017 is to gather the most eminent scientists (public and private) involved in the field of green

chemistry to debate on the future challenges of Chemistry keeping in mind the problems of access to a sustainable energy,

the management of resources (carbon, water, metals, minerals), Human development, global warming, impact on the envi-

ronment and competitiveness of our Industry.

Invited plenary lectures (24 opinion leaders) and +280 oral communications selected from

the call for communications represent the core of the scientific program. A special issue in

Green Chemisry Journal will be published.

ISGC is the largest concentration of researchers and companies involved in sustainable chemistry research and develop-

ment available in one place during 4 days.

ISGC 2017 offers 3,500 sqm for exhibition area: 130 companies, academic institutions and leading research laboratories are

expected. Innovation sessions and 1-to-1 meetings are also organized in this exhibition area.

Set up 1-to-1 meetings with any one of the 900 attendees

ISGC 2017 has been thought as a cross-disciplinary platform and should offer to public and private

scientists an ideal platform for sharing fundamental knowledge with industrial research & develop-

ment stakeholders. In this context, ISGC creates the “Green Chemistry Challenge” with the objec-

tives to facilitate public-private and private-private partnerships, to present new challenges in R&D,

to detect talented young researchers, etc.

“Green Chemistry Challenge” is a global networking platform:

1-to-1 meetings

exhibition area

innovation sessions

mentorship opportunities

On the continuation of the previous editions, ISGC 2017 will gather more than 900 attendees from

all around the world who will exchange on the most recent advances in the field of green chemistry.

ISGC 2017 offers a unique scientific program :

24 Plenary lectures, and keynotes

+ 280 oral & flash communications, posters and industrial sessions

6 principal topics

September 15th, 2016: Registration opening

Before February 15th, 2017: Early bird registration

April 5th, 2016: Confirmed speakers announcement

April 5th, 2016: Call for communications opening

October 31st, 2016: Call for communications closing

December 15th, 2016: Oral & Flash communications

selection

January 31st, 2017: Tentative scientific program

September 15th, 2016: Innovation submission opening

Before November 15th, 2016: Innovation submission

deadline

December 15th, 2016: Reviewing and selection

January 31st, 2017: Innovation sessions program

September 30th, 2016: 1-to-1 online platform:

submission of academic laboratories, SMEs, StartUp,

leading companies profiles

access to the profiles of Green Chemistry Challenge

participants

From January 15th , 2017 to May 19th, 2017: Agenda

creation and meetings set up between all Green

Chemistry Challenge participants

16th - 19th May 2017: 1-to-1 meetings

July 15th, 2016: Floor plan available & booth reservation

opening

March 30th, 2017: Booth reservation deadline

ISGC Scientific program

Be part of the +300 speakers panel

Access to cutting edge research in the fields of green chemistry

Exhibit your innovation

«Get in touch! Get into business»

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10 main topics

5 scientific sessions

1 industrial session

400 industries &

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3500 sqm exhibi-

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Why attend ISGC?

ISGC 2017 AgendaRegistration

Scientific Program

Green Chemistry ChallengeInnovation Sessions

1-to-1 meetings

Exhibition

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CommitteesScientificProgram

R.D. Rogers: McGill University

R. Rinaldi: Imperial College London

F. Schüth: Max-Planck-Institut

R. Palkovits: Aachen University

J. Guilbot: Air Liquide

J.M. Corpart: Roquette

S. Kobayashi: University of Tokyo

C.-J. Li: Mc Gill University

A. Corma: Instituto de Tecnología Química

T. Zhang: Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics

A. Liebens: CNRS / Solvay

A. Fukuoka: Hokkaido University Catalysis Research

Center

S. Rebouillat: Dupont

M. Philippe: L’Oréal

W. Kunz: Universität Regensburg

R. Luque: Universidad de Córdoba

J. Clark: University of York

B. Sels: Faculteit Bio-ingenieurswetenschappen

V. Parvulescu: Universitatea Bucuresti

B. Weckhuysen: Universiteit Utrecht

R. Keiski: University of Oulu

B. M. Reddy: Indian National Science Academy

F. Cavani: Università di Bologna

P. Seidl: Universidad Federal Do Rio Da Janeiro

C. Pinel: IRCELYON - Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

D. Massiot: CNRS

P. Monsan: INSA Toulouse

A.-C. Gaumont: ENSI / Caen

L. Hecquet: Université Blaise Pascal

F. Lamaty: Université de Montpellier

F. Dumeignil: Université de Lille

H. Olivier-Bourbigou: IFPEN

M. Seffen: Higher School of Science and Technology of

Hammam Sousse

C. Apesteguia: Universidad Nacional del Litoral

C. Vaca-Garcia: ENSIACET

J.P. Gilson: ENSI / Caen

J. De Vries: Leibniz-Institut für Katalyse

J. Perez-Ramirez: ETH Zurich

M. Beller: Leibniz-Institut für Katalyse

B. Han: Institute of Chemistry the Chinese Academy of

Science

B. Estrine: Agro-industrie Recherches et Développe-

ment

P. Maestro: Solvay

F. Manfre: Minasolve

A. Piccirilli: Biosynthis

W. Leitner: Aachen University

A. Kherbeche: AMCE

François Jérôme: ISGC Chairman - INCREASE / IC2MP

Frédéric Le Gall: LORD / LIVESCIENCE

Marie-Elsa Papaix: LORD / LIVESCIENCE

Laurence Tromas: INCREASE

Karine Vigier: INCREASE / IC2MP

Henri Cramail: INCREASE / LCPO

Christophe Darcel: INCREASE / SCR

Bernard Cathala: INCREASE / INRA-BIA

Marianne Graber: INCREASE / LIENSs

Pascal Chauchefoin: INCREASE / CRIEF

Guido Sonneman: INCREASE / ISM

Patrick Cognet: INCREASE / LGC

Gregory Chatel: IC2MP

Elodie Fourre: IC2MP

Magali Remaud: LISBP

Organization committee

Scientific international advisory board

Scientific program


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ISGC 2017 Topics

RENEWABLE CARBON

Transversal topics

Main Topics

SMART USE OF FOSSIL

POLYMERS

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT

MECHANISM

CATALYTIC SYSTEMS

ALTERNATIVE SOLVENTS

BIOTECHNOLOGIES

NON-THERMAL ACTIVATION METHODS

Plenary conferences and keynotes (invited speakers)

Oral and flash communications :

oral communications (OC) = 20 minutes with questions

flash communications (FC) = 10 minutes with questions

Industrial session

+ 500 posters selected from the call for communications

This topic is related to the conversion of biomass, waste

and CO2. It includes lignocellulosic biomass, polysaccha-

rides, proteins, carbohydrates and derived molecules,

fatty derivatives, extractible, glycerol, organic/mineral/

liquid/gaseous waste, CO2, bio-base chemicals, etc.

This topic is related to novel technologies/processes to

convert fossil carbon in a more efficient and rational way

not only for the production of fuels/energy but also for

the production commodities and fine chemicals.

This topic is related to clean polymerization methods,

biosourced polymers, eco-design of polymers, recycled

polymers, etc.

This topic is related to the impact of chemical pro-

ducts and processes on the environment and health,

throughout their entire life cycle, from raw material ex-

traction through transport, manufacturing, use and end

of life.

This topic is related to all characterization and predic-

tive methods to optimize, to adapt or to design clean

reactions/processes. It includes real time in situ charac-

terizations, model reactions, kinetics, theoretical calcu-

lation, predictive methods, etc.

This topic is related to atom-economic synthesis. It includes

organocatalysis, dual catalysis, hybrid catalysis, tandem

catalysis, organometallic, bifunctional catalysis, etc.

This topic is related to recent advances in the field of al-

ternative solvents for catalysis, organic chemistry and

materials. It includes deep eutectic solvents, ionic liquids,

bio-based solvents, CO2-switchable solvent, etc.

This topic is related to recent developments of biopro-

cesses integrating natural or tailor-made biocatalysts

(obtained by protein or metabolic engineering) for bio-

mass conversion into valuable compounds.

This topic is related to all works related to microwaves,

plasma, ultrasound, electrochemistry, photochemistry,

mechanochemistry, etc.

ISGC 2017 offers a unique scientific program composed of : www.isgc-symposium.com

6 PARALLEL SESSIONS : 2 POSTER SESSIONS :

Scientific program Scientific program

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Prof Roger Sheldon Dr Philippe DupauProf Thibault Cantat Dr Serge Rebouillat

Prof Oliver Kappe Prof Tom Welton

Prof Richard Alan Gross Dr Virginie Belliere-BacaProf Ye Wang Dr Edith Norrant

Dr François Monnet Prof Karen Wilson

Prof John Hartwig Prof Michael Meier

Prof Rafael Luque

Tony Phan

Jerome Guibot

Dr Thomas Schaub

Dr Franco Manfré

Amandine Cabiac

Prof Chris Hardacre Prof Dirk De Vos

Prof Peter Wasserscheid Dr Boris Estrine

Delft University, Netherlands

Engineering a Sustainable Future with

Green Chemistry and Catalysis

Scientific program Scientific program

Firmenich, SwitzelandCEA – Saclay, France DUPONT, Switzerland

University of Graz, Austria

Organic Synthesis goes Flow

Imperial College, England

Ionic Liquids for Sustainable Chemistry

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA ADISSEO, FranceXiamen University, China

Catalytic Transformation of Cellulose

into Organic Acids

UCB Pharma, England

Solvay Exec VP, R&I Renewable Chemistry

Platform Director, Belgium

Aston University, England

Designing heterogeneous catalysts for

biorefining

Berkeley University, USA Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

Sustainable approaches to monomers

and polymers from renewable resources

University of Cordoba, Spain

Mane, France

SEPPIC, France

BASF, Germany

Minasolve, France

IFPEN, France

Queen’s University, Belfast - Ireland K.U.Leuven, Belgium

Friedrich-Alexander-University, Germany ARD, France

+280 oral communications (oral & flash) will be selected from the call for communications. A special issue will be publishedin Green Chemistry Journal.

Abstracts must be submitted before October 31st, 2016.


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To enable industrials to show their innovations, to meet industrial requirements, to facilitate public-private and private-private partnerships, to present new challenges in R&D, to facilitate exchanges between participants, …

1-to-1 meetings

ISGC creates the « Green Chemistry Challenge »

Innovation sessions

Mentorship opportunities

Exhibition area

Green ChemistryChallenge


Green Chemistry Challenge

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Green Chemistry Challenge area

Entrance

Innovation sessions

1-to-1 meetings

Exhibition area9 areas from A to I(10 booths by area)

Mentorship opportunities

Registrationdesk

Restaurant

1-to-1 meetings Mentorship opportunitiesInnovation sessions Exhibition area

Innovation sessions allow companies to showcase their

area of expertises and to connect with a community of

researchers working on green chemistry fields.

Innovation sessions aim to provide an opportunity to

discuss new innovations, new products, R&D problems,

engineering solutions, technological solutions.

Innovations sessions are subjected to a reviewing pro-

cess and will take place in the exhibition area during 4

days.

ISGC 2017 offers an exhibition area to enable start-ups,

smes, academic laboratories, editors, … to present their

challenges, expertise and latest innovations.

Exhibition area is open to all meeting participants.

Innovation sessions, 1-to-1 meetings, all the coffee breaks,

the welcome diner and the lunchs will take place in this ex-

hibition area.

Pack “fully equipped booth”: € 290/sqm

Pack “partitions walls”: € 1490

Pack “table top”: € 1000

ISGC provides ideal context for the development of “pu-

blic-private” or “private-private” partnerships in order to

solve R&D problems and build tomorrow’s chemistry.

You - SME’s, leading companies, startup or research La-

boratories - submit online your profile (research areas,

expertise, technologies, engineering solutions, …) or an

outline of a project, a technological obstacle, a R&D pro-

blem … These information are viewed online (secured

plateform).

You create your agenda, set up meetings, and partici-

pants can also plan meetings with you.

You are a young researcher:

ISGC allows you to meet industry and senior resear-

chers to discuss career opportunities ...

You are a company or an academic laboratory and you

are looking for talent:

ISGC allows you to meet talented young scientists in

chemistry ...

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Sponsorship

ISGC, in association with CNRS INCREASE Network, presents the only event which covers research, innovation and business in the fields of green chemistry. Through ISGC exhibition, 1-to-1 meetings, innovation sessions, and within the conference, there will be a relevant way to increase brand recognition for your company and build industry or academic relationships.

Sponsorship level Green Platinium Gold Silver

on demand € 12 000,00 € 9 000,00 € 5 000,00

ACCESS

Free access to conferences / stand area /

lunchs / welcome cocktailon demand 6 4 2

LOGO

Website & Conference app

All printed materials

Pre-conference marketing (e-mailing & newsletters)

POS advertising (conference room)

POS advertising (press room)

POS advertising (welcome desk)

Press kit

COMMUNICATION

Pre-conference newsletter (interview)

Flyers in the delegate bag

Advertisement in the program double page page 1/2 page 1/4 page

Advertisement in the showguide (exhibition) double page page 1/2 page 1/4 page

Company profile in the showguide 150 words 100 words 75 words 50 words

Company profile on the website 150 words 100 words 75 words 50 words

EXHIBITION

9sqm booth / 6sqm booth 9sqm 9sqm 6sqm 6sqm

EVENT on demand on demand on demand on demand

Satellite symposium

Social event

Press conference

Sponsorship opportunities Quantity Price

GOODIES

Delegate bags (your logo + 1 badge) 1 € 5 000,00

Badge lanyards (your logo + 1 badge) 1 € 3 500,00

Note pads (your logo) 1 € 3 000,00

Pens (your logo) 1 € 1 500,00

RECEPTION

Lunchs 4 € 3 500,00

Your company logo on A1 sized posters

Advertisement in the program (1/4 page)

1 free delegate place

Coffee breaks 6 € 2 500,00




Welcome - Registration 1 € 3 000,00




There are a number of sponsorship opportunities available, so please contact Frédéric Le Gall for more information:

+33 (0)6 98 38 89 01

[email protected]

Why being a sponsor?

Knowledge: Access to the international sustainability scientific community.

Connect and solve R&D problems: use the 1-to-1 system to view academic laboratories and companies profiles and set

up meetings at your exhibition stand.

Promote & brand awareness: ISGC has a remarkable network and marketing strategy: direct marketing, press coverage,

+100 000 contacts in the green chemistry professionals and researchers. A network of academic researchers and key

opinion leaders.

Media exposure: media partners contribute to your visibility by articles focused on your innovation.

Communicate: industrial sessions are the ideal way to present your new company, your latest innovation, or your new

product development.

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COUNTRIES

COUNTRIES

PARTICIPANTS

PARTICIPANTS

INDUSTRIALS

INDUSTRIALS

COMMUNICATIONS

COMMUNICATIONS

POSTERS

POSTERS

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30%

22%

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ISGC 2015

Plenary lectures & Keynotes - ISGC 2013/2015

ISGC 2013

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Prof John Warner: Warner Babcock Institute for Green

Chemistry, LLC, Wilmington

Prof Matthias Beller: Leibniz-Institut für Katalyse, Ros-

tock

Prof Marc Fontecave: Collège de France

Prof Buxing Han: Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing

Prof Regina Palkovits: Institut für Technische und

Makromolekulare Chemie, Aachen

Prof Martyn Poliakoff: University of Nottingham

Prof Robin D. Rogers: McGIll University

Prof Peter Seidl: Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Prof Javier Perez-Ramirez: ETH Zurich

Dr Denis Prat: SANOFI

Dr Kamel Ramdani: SOLVAY

Dr Christophe Rupp-Dahlem: VP R&D Plant based Che-

mistry - ROQUETTE / France

Prof. Jean Paul Lange: SHELL & University of Twente

Dr Maria Dalko: L’OREAL

Dr Mannepalli Lakshmi Kantam: CSIR

Prof Fabrizio Cavani: Università di Bologna

Dr Francesco Di Renzo: Institut Charles Gerhardt

Prof David J. Cole-Hamilton: University of St. Andrews

Prof. Dr. Andeas Kuenkel: BASF

Dr Jean-Michel Rossignol: LEGRAND

Dr Serge Rebouillat: DUPONT

Prof. Fabio Bellot Noronha: National Technology Insti-

tute / Brazil

Dr Damien Delcroix: IFPEN

Prof. Zhimin Liu: The Chinese Academy of Sciences

Dr Norbert Patouillard: PENNAKEM Europa SAS

Prof Jean-François Sassi: CEA Cadarache

P. Anastas: Environmental Protection Agency, Washing-

ton DC

J. Clark: Green chemistry Center of Excellence, York

A. Corma: Instituto de Tecnologia Quimica, Valencia

C. Li: McGill University, Montréal

J. Minster: TOTAL

P. Monsan: INSA Toulouse

F. Schüth: Max Planck Institute, Mülheim

J. Warner: Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, Wil-

mington, MA

B. Weckhuysen: Utrecht University

T. Zhang: Dalian Institute

F. Aulenta: BASF

A. Buleon: INRA Nantes

J. Corpart: ROQUETTE

F. Del Monte: ICMM

J. Dubois: ARKEMA

S. Duprat de Paule: Chimex

S. Kobayashi: The University of Tokyo

W. Leitner: Institut für Technische Chemie

M. Lersch: BORREGAARD

P. Marion: SOLVAY-RHODIA

S. Maury: IFPEN, Solaize

M. Philippe: L’OREAL

S. Rebouillat: DUPONT

P. Seidl: Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

B. Sels: Leuven University

ISGC 2015

ISGC 2013

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Registration information

EXHIBITION OFFERING

SPECIAL OFFERS

PackPartitions walls

PackFully equipped booth

PackTable top

ISGC offers an on-line system to manage registration, abstract submission and 1-to-1 meetings participation.

ISGC is a place for entrepreneurs and technologies to meet academic researchers and science. ISGC 2017 offers an exhibition area to enable start-ups, smes, academic laboratories, editors, … to present their challenges, expertise and latest innovations.

Conference registration

Exhibition registration

*Accompanying persons: Registered accompanying persons are entitled to attend the welcome reception on May 16th 2017

and coffee breaks. They will be able to access the exhibition area, but they are not allowed to attend scientific sessions.

Exhibition area is open to all meeting participants. Innovation sessions, 1-to-1 meetings, all the coffee breaks, the welcome

diner and the lunchs will take place in this exhibition area.

Buy 2 academics & get 50% off a student

Buy 3 academics & get 100% off a student

Buy 4 badges (industrials or academics)

& get a free delegate

This pack is recommanded if you want

to showcase your industry and set up

meetings.

Dimensions: 6, 9, 12, 24 sqm

BOOTH INCLUDES:

Partitions wall

Fitted carpet

Electric connection (16A)

3 spotlights (white color, 100W)

Sign (40 x 20 cm)

2 chairs and a table

PACKAGES INCLUDES:

1 badge (2 for 12 sqm, 3 for 24 sqm):

full access to the conferences,

lunches, coffee breaks and ISGC

Welcome

Your logo and profile on the event

website

Your logo and profile on the

conference show guide

Your logo positioned on pre-

conference e-marketing campaign

THE REGISTRATION FEES (EUROS) INCLUDES:

All scientific sessions, including poster sessions

1-to-1 meetings

All conference materials

List of participants and abstracts book

Opening cocktail reception (May 16th 2017)

Lunchs & coffee break (4 days)

BOOTH INCLUDES:

Partitions wall

Fitted carpet

Sign (40 x 20 cm)


PACKAGES INCLUDES:

1 badge: full access to the

conferences, lunches, coffee

breaks and ISGC Welcome


event website



BOOTH INCLUDES:

Fitted carpet


PACKAGES INCLUDES:

1 badge: full access to the

conferences, lunches, coffee

breaks and ISGC Welcome

Your logo and profile on the event

website



This pack is recommanded if you

want to set up your meetings in your

booth.

Dimensions: 6 sqm

This pack is recommanded for smaller

budgets!

Dimensions: Table top

€ 1490 € 1000€ 290/sqm

Before February 15th, 2017 After February 15th, 2017

Academic 600 € 750 €

Industrial 750 € 890 €

Students 320 € 430 €

Accompanying person* 250 € 250 €


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Conference venue Who’s organizing?

With over 80,000 inhabitants, this port city on the Atlantic coast is situated halfway between Nantes and Bordeaux.

The Encan site is located close to the historic center, near the old harbourg, called now the «bassin des grands yachts».

La Rochelle

L I V E S C I E N C E

L’encan

The city of La Rochelle has for many years placed sustainable development at the heart of its policies and has

implemented many positive actions in the areas of health promotion, solidarity, social action, biodiversity, wa-

ter… but also in the area of town planning, construction and energy. The priority of La Rochelle is to reduce the

carbon footprint by acting daily in different areas, which is expressed by many actions from the management

of municipal buildings to town planning by way of public facilities, transport and travel.

The International Consortium on Eco-conception and renewable resources (INCREASE) is a

research center hosted by the CNRS (FR CNRS 3707). INCREASE is a network between public

laboratories, R&D centers and industrial companies involved in the field of green chemistry.

LiveScience is a creator of scientific events which aims to create links between acade-

mic research and the world of industry to overcome technological obstacles, facilitate the

emergence of new innovations and boost business activity.

The National Center for Scientific Research, or CNRS, is a public organization under the

responsibility of the French Ministry of Education and Research.

CNRS aims to:

Evaluate and carry out all research capable of advancing knowledge and bringing so-

cial, cultural, and economic benefits for society.

Contribute to the promotion and application of research results.

Develop scientific information.

Support research training.

Participate in the analysis of the national and international scientific climate and its

potential for evolution in order to develop a national policy.

It was built on the old fish market, place of memory of Rochelaise fishing. The Encan center, now called «La

Rochelle Congrès» has adopted an environmentally friendly and responsible approach, supported by the

ADEME, for its various events.

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