Conference program

10:00-20:00	Registration, conference desk
17:00-18:00	Marie Curie Lecture by prof. Frances H. Arnold (California Institute of Technology, Nobel Prize in chemistry 2018, USA) “Innovation by evolution: bringing new chemistry to life”
18:00-20:00	Welcome reception

08:00-18:30	Registration, conference desk
09:00-09:10	Opening
09:10-10:00	Opening lecture by prof. Jeffrey A. Hoffman (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 5x NASA astronaut, USA) “Mars, MOXIE, and the future of human space flight”
10:00-10:50	Plenary lecture by prof. Marc-Olivier Coppens (University College London, UK) “Taking clues from nature to advance catalysis and reactor engineering for sustainable development”
10:50–12:30	Oral sessions
12:30–14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:40	Oral sessions
15:40-16:30	Plenary lecture by prof. Joanna Kargul (University of Warsaw, Poland) “Overcoming the bottlenecks in electron transfer in biomolecular solar conversion nanodevices through electrochemical and theoretical approaches”
16:30-18:00	Oral sessions

08:00-18:20	Registration, conference desk
09:00-09:50	Plenary lecture by prof. Karsten Reuter (Fritz-Haber-Institute, Germany) “Exploring catalytic reaction networks with machine learning”
09:50-13:00	Oral sessions
13:00-14:30	Lunch
14:30-16:00	Poster session
16:00-16:50	Plenary lecture by prof. Sabine L. Flitsch (University of Manchester, UK) “Design and implementation of de novo biocatalytic cascades”
16:50-17:50	Oral sessions
20:00	Conference dinner

08:00-14:00	Registration, conference desk
09:00-09:50	Plenary lecture by prof. Martin van Sint Annaland (Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands) “Enhancing flexibility in chemical reactor design with 3D printed catalyst structures”
09:50-12:10	Oral sessions
12:10–12:30	Conference closing
12:30–14:00	Lunch