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Japan Combinatorial Chemistry Focus Group

11th Conference on
Combinatorial Chemistry, Japan

On behalf of Japan Combinatorial Chemistry Focus Group, the Organizing Committee cordially invites you to the 11th Conference on Combinatorial Chemistry, Japan (JCCF11).

Sponsored by:	The Japan Combinatorial Chemistry Focus Group
Supported by:	The Kinki Chemical Society, Japan
	The Chemical Society of Japan
	The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan

The Conference will emphasize recent major developments in the fields of combinatorial synthesis, robotics synthesis, HTS, and the various related fields.

Transportation to the conference hall

From Tokyo International Airport take the JR train "Narita Express" to JR Tokyo Station (63 min). Take the Marunouchi subway line for Otemachi station (2 min), and change to Hanzomon Line for Chuo-Rinkan via Shibuya. Get off at Mizonokuchi (28 min by express train, 35 min by local train), then take a taxi or free shuttle bus (leave from bus terminal No. 9) for the KSP hotel.

Scientific program jccf11PE.pdf (3.5KB)

September 19
10:00-10:05		Opening Remark
10:05-11:05	IL-1	Solid-phase Syntheses of Beta-turn Mimics of the Neurotrophin Hot-spots (Texas A&M Univ.) Kevin Burgess
11:05-11:50	IL-2	Discovery of Novel Antagonists for the CCR2 Receptor Utilizing Combinatorial Chemistry: Lead Identification to Lead Optimization (Teijin Ltd.) Ken-ichiro Kataoka
11:50-14:00		Lunch & Exhibition
14:00-14:45	IL-3	Parallel Lead Optimization Technologies for Accelerated Drug Discovery (ArQule, Inc.) Sheila H. DeWitt
14:45-15:05	O-1	Oligosaccharide Synthesis Using Chloroazidobenzyl Group: Solid-phase Synthesis and Chemical Fishing (Osaka Univ.) Kenji Egusa,* Koichi Fukase, and Shoichi Kusumoto
15:05-16:05	IL-4	Molecular Design of novel molecular assemblies utilizing a sugar library as building blocks (Kyushu Univ.) Seiji Shinkai
16:05-16:50	IL-5	The Evolution of a New Synthesis Paradigm for Chemical Genetics (Fujisawa Pharm. Co.,Ltd., Harvard Univ.) Kouji Hattori, Stuart L. Schreiber
16:50-17:50	IL-6	The Future Aspects of Microorganisms as a Source of Medicine (Kitasato Inst.) Satoshi Omura
18:00		Mixer
September 20
9:30-10:30	IL-7	Automation of Synthetic Processes (Okayama Univ. of Science) Junzo Otera
10:30-11:15	IL-8	Applications of Microreactors in Chemical Industry (Takeda Chemical Industries) Tohru Sugawara
11:15-11:35	O-2	Characteristics of a liquid-phase combinatorial synthesizer used multi-blocks reactor and those of automatic parallel purifier (Moritex Corp.) Hiroko Suzuki
11:35-12:20	IL-9	Exploiting Libraries for Lead Discovery and Optimization Using the DiscoverWorksTM Paradigm (3-Dimensional Pharm.) Richard M. Soll
12:20-14:00		Lunch & Exhibition
14:00-14:45	IL-10	A profitable marriage of biology and chemistry (MitoKor) Walter Moos
14:45-15:05	O-3	Carbon-carbon bond formation based on solid-phase radical reactions (Kobe Pharm. Univ.) Hideto Miyabe* and Takeaki Naito
15:05-15:25	O-4	A Library Synthesis of DNA Cleaving Molecules Including Labile Enediyne and Oligosaccharides (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Akihisa Matsuda,* Masaatsu Adachi, Hiroshi Tanaka, Takayuki Doi, and Takashi Takahashi
15:25-16:25	IL-11	Challenge to Automated Glycosynthesizer (Hokkaido Univ.) Shin-Ichiro Nishimura
16:25		Closing Remark

Contributed Papers

Contributed papers will be accepted as oral presentations. The organizing committee reserves the right to accept or reject papers. The time for each oral presentation will be 20 or 30 minutes including discussion. Presenters are requested to use OHP, 35 mm slide projector or PC projector.
Participants who wish to present a paper should complete and send Form B (jccf11FE.pdf) by FAX to:

Dr. Toshiro SUENAGA
Conference Director of JCCF11
Synthetic Organic Chemistry Lab., RIKEN
Hirosawa 2-1, Wako, Saitama 351-0198, Japan
Fax: +81-48-462-4666

not later than July 20, 2000.

Contributors are requested to supply an abstract by August 25, 2000. Contributors must conform to the Instruction to Contributors. (jccf11FE.pdf)

Conference Language

The conference language, written and spoken will be Japanese and/or English.

Registration

Those who wish to participate in the Conference are kindly requested to register in advance. Form A (jccf11FE.pdf) should be completed and FAXed to +81-(6)-6443-6685 by September 1, 2000. E-mail registration is also acceptable.

Registration fee

Advance registration (by September 1, 2000)

1. associate member: free until 3 persons (An associate member shall pay 100,000 Yen a unit per year. Only associate members can exhibit during the JCCF meetings.)
2. regular member: commercial 15,000 yen; academic, government, public 3,000 yen; student free (A member shall pay 5,000 Yen per year. A student member shall pay 3,000 Yen per year.)
3. member of co-sponsors (e.g., Chemical Society of Japan, Pharmaceutical Society of Japan, etc.): commercial 20,000 yen; academic, government, public 5,000 yen; student 1,000 yen
4. without membership: 30,000 yen

On-site or late registration

1. regular member: commercial 20,000 yen; academic, government, public 5,000 yen; student 1,000 yen.
2. member of co-sponsors: comercial 25,000 yen; academic, government, public 7,000 yen; student 2,000 yen
3. without membership: 40,000 yen

Bank transfer to:

Name of Bank	Sakura Bank, Nakanoshima Branch
Account No.	(Regular Savings) 3464685
Account Name	Japan combinatorial chemistry focus group (JCCF)

Form A for Advanced Registration	September 1, 2000
Form B for Contribution of a Paper	July 20, 2000
Abstract of a Paper	September 1, 2000

Correspondence

All correspondence concerning this conference should be addressed to the Organizing Committee of the Conference by FAX or E-mail:

Dr. Toshiro SUENAGA
Conference Director of JCCF11
Synthetic Organic Chemistry Lab., RIKEN
Hirosawa 2-1, Wako, Saitama 351-0198, Japan
Fax: +81-48-462-4666
E-mail:

The final program, which will be uploaded at the beginning of August 2000, will include a list of speakers, the titles of papers, and details on the conference schedule.