Exhibition as well as exceptional networking opportunities at Organic Chemistry 2019

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Organic Chemistry 2019

Organic Chemistry 2019 featuring the and sessions, lectures, oral and presentations, speakers, , as well as exceptional opportunities.

6th International Conference on Organic and Inorganic Chemistry will be held in Amsterdam, Netherlands during August 08-09, 2019. We are glad to welcome all the interdisciplinary group of world-recognized experts and young researchers from organic and inorganic chemistry, providing an excellent platform to address, network and discuss the fundamental aspects of Chemistry with the leaders.

  • Meet and network with the key people in the industry.
  • Learn how the scientists are developing solutions to common problems.
  • Gather important information on technical developments and equipment.
  • Bring yourself up-to-date on current developments and future trends in chemistry research.
  • Access how industry strategies are evolving to meet today’s challenges.
  • Learn how to design for efficiency and optimize your development objectives. 



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