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Opening

Opening Plenary Lecture: Polly L Arnold - Univ. Edinburgh

Putting the 'f' in chemistry; a female f-block chemist's organometallic approach to understanding structure and bonding in our nuclear waste elements

Antonio M Echavarren – ICIC . RSEQ President

Gold Carbenes and Beyond

Christopher D. Chapman, Royal Society of Chemistry (UK)

Women and element discovery: personal interviews and experiences

Fabienne Mayers (IUPAC committee)

The International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements

Natalia Tarasova, IUPAC Past-President

The International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements

Oral Communication. Ignacio Suay-Matallana, Univ. Miguel Hernandez (Spain)

Visualising women in the Periodic Table: A Spanish research line on fluorine (1920s-1930s)

Oral Communication: Hannah Payne , USA

Curiosity, creativity and courage that changed our world

Key note: M. Pilar Gil, Univ. St Andrews (UK)

The oldest surviving Periodic Table wallchart

Breaking Bias: Claire A. Murray, Michael Seery, Yvonne Anderson and Charlie Simms

Gender Representation in Chemistry Textbooks in the UK and Ireland

Oral Communication: M Araceli Calvo, Univ. Autonoma Madrid (Spain)

Women in Science and Names of Elements. Chemistry Teaching Resources for Learning about Marie Curie and Lise Meitner

Oral Communication: Azzurra Stefanucci, University “G. d’Annunzio” Chieti-Pescara (Italy)

“Breaking Bad” Television Series Explained to Students

Oral Communication Juan Carlos Morejón y Pedro Salinas, Fundación ONCE

Fundación ONCE (Blind National Organization of Spain) Chemistry and Integration

Global Women’s Breakfast

(Cafetería Faculty of Chemistry)

Plenary Lecture: Mei-Hung Chiu, National Taiwan Normal University

Does Gender Gap in Chemistry still Exist? A Global Exploratory Survey

Plenary Lecture: Angela Agostiano, Univ. of Bari-Aldo Moro, President Italian Society of Chemistry

Nanochemistry: shaping matter at the molecular and atomic level

Key note Christopher M.A. Brett, Univ. Coimbra. Elected President of IUPAC

Electrochemistry and the periodic table: from beginnings to present-day electrochemistry of important elements

Key-note David Cole-Hamilton, EuChemS Past President, Univ. St Andrews (UK)

A Tale of two Periodic Tables: Elements and the future of the world