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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

Annette Lykknes, Norwegian Univ. Sci. (Norway) Brigitte Van Tiggelen (Science History Institute, USA

Women in their Element: Women’s contributions to the development of the Periodic System and to new knowledge about the 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: 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