InChI Workshop on Inorganic Stereochemistry (10./11. May 2023)

21/04/2023
 

The InChi Workshop on Inorganic Stereochemistry will take place at the Institute of Inorganic Chemistry at the RWTH Aachen University on 10th and 11th may 2023.

We are pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Richard Hartshorn (University of Canterbury, New Zealand), Dr. Andrey Yerin (Leading expert of software development at Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc. (ACD/Labs)), John Mayfield, Ph.D. (Senior Software Engineer at NextMove Software), Prof. Jeremy Frey (University of Southampton, UK), Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schatzschneider (Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg), Per-Ola Norrby, Ph.D. (Principal Scientist at AstraZeneca) and Prof. Dr. Christoph Bannwarth (RWTH Aachen University).

The workshop will take place both in person (Building 2010, room 211) and online. If you would like to attend, you find more information here.

The programme of the workshop is as follows:

Day 1: (all times CET)

11:00

Registration & light Lunch

12:00

Welcome

Sonja Herres-Pawlis & Gerd Blanke

12.15

News on programming the InChI

Nauman Khan & Djordje Baljozovic

13.00

Testing Environment & Web Interface

Jan Brammer & Frank Lange

13:45

Polyhedral symbols, configuration indices, and what can be learned from applying classical nomenclature

Richard Hartshorn

14:45

Coffee Break

15:15

Generation of systematic stereodescriptors for coordination structures and possible application for InChI

Andrey Yerin

16:15

Algorithms and theory for redundant and canonical stereodescriptors

John Mayfield

17:15-18:00

Discussion

19:00

Joint Dinner

 
 

Day 2: (all times CET)

09:00

General discussion of the first day, recap

10:15

"My journey from nomenclature and terminology to data infrastructures” or “What can we learn from old line notation systems?"

Jeremy Frey

11:15

Stereochemistry representations based on "stereographs"

Ulrich Schatzschneider

12.15

Lunch

13:45

Stereoselective organometallic catalysts – how do we identify them in InChi?

Per-Ola Norrby

14:45

MolBar - a new molecular identifier for organic and inorganic molecules with full support of stereoisomerism

Christoph Bannwarth

15.15

Discussion

16.00

Decision and next steps

16.45

Closing

(Herres-Pawlis & Blanke)

17.00

End