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Japan Combinatorial Chemistry Focus Group

19th Conference on
Combinatorial Chemistry, Japan

On behalf of Japan Combinatorial Chemistry Focus Group, the Organizing Committee cordially invites you to the 19th Conference on Combinatorial Chemistry, Japan (JCCF19).

Sponsored by:	The Japan Combinatorial Chemistry Focus Group
Supported by:	Synthetic Organic Chemistry, 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.

Monday, September 13
9:50		Opening Remark
10:00-11:00	IL-1	Mario H. Geysen (University of Virginia) A Combinatorial approach to Reaction Optimization, Reaction Screening and the Discovery of Novel Chemical Reactions
11:00-11:25	O-1	Aubrey Mendonca1*, Alasdair MacDonald1, Andrew Coffey2, John Davies2, Paul Boguszewski2, John OfBrien1 and Frank Warner2 (1Polymer Laboratories Inc.,2Polymer Laboratories Ltd.) m-PlugsTM: Improved Tools for High Throughput Chemistry
11:25-11:50	O-2	Osamu Shimomura,* KosukeTayama, Ryoki Nomura (Osaka Institute of Technology) Application of Aryl Sulfide as a Novel Safety Catch Linker for Solid Phase Organic Synthesis
11:50-14:00		Lunch & Exhibition
14:00-15:00	IL-2	Stephen L. Buchwald (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Progress in metal-catalyzed cross coupling reactions
15:00-15:25	O-3	Kazuhiro Chiba*, Shokaku Kim, Kanako Hayashi, Masayoshi Shimizu, Yoshikazu Kitano, Masahiro Tada (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) Chemical reactions in cyclohexane-based phase-separable organic solutions
15:25-15:50	O-4	Lajos Godorhazy1, Daniel Szalay1, Gabor Panka1, Agota Bucsai2, Gyorgy Dorman2, Laszlo Urge1,2* and Ferenc Darvas1,2 (1Thales, Inc., 2ComGenex, Inc.) Application of a microchannel flow reactor for parallel hydrogenation
15:50-16:00		Break
16:00-16:25	O-5	Jennifer Smith,* Terry A. Berger, Kimber Fogelman, and Rick Wikfors (Mettler-Toledo AutoChem) Use of SFC/MS for Screening Compounds and PrepSFC for High Thru put Purification
16:25-16:50	O-6	Hiroshi Tanaka, Yuki Iwata,* Daisuke Takahashi, Masaatsu Adachi, Takashi Takahashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Efficient Stereoselective Synthesis of N-Linked Glycopeptides by N-Glycosylation of Primary Amide Groups
16:50-17:50	IL-3	Takehiko Kitamori (The University of Tokyo) Micro Chemical & Bio Systems and High Though Put Processes
18:00-		Mixer
Tuesday, September 14
9:00-9:50	IL-4	Itaru Hamachi (Kyushu Univeristy) Semi-wet Supramolecular Materials Obtained by Solid Phase Synthesis
9:50-10:40	IL-5	Hisakazu@Mihara (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Development of protein detection chips using designed peptide microarrays
10:40-11:05	O-7	Naoki Kanoh,* Kaori Honda, Aya Asami, Saori Kumashiro, Siro Simizu, Takemichi Nakamura, Yasumitsu Kondoh, Tomoyuki Amemiya, Satoru Hatakeyama, Hideo Tashiro, and Hiroyuki Osada (Discovery Research Institute, RIKEN) Photo-Crossinked Small Molecule Microarrays: Concept, Scope, and Limitation
11:05-11:30	O-8	Yoshihiro Ito,* Tsuyoshi Ohta, Miyuki Omura, Kaoru Omura (Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology, RIKEN) Development of everything microarray using photo-immobilization method
11:30-13:00		Lunch & Exhibition
13:00-14:00	IL-6	Nobutaka Fujii (Kyoto University) Peptide-lead Drug Templates for Genome-lead Drug Discovery
14:00-14:25	O-9	Thomas Schwalbe, Gerhard Jas (Cellular Process Chemistry, Inc.) Sequential organic synthesis in microreactors - a new versatile tool for easy access to libraries and building
14:25-15:15	IL-7	Horst D. Ambrosi, Christian Mang, Stefan Schunk, Oliver Schwarz, and Jasmin Jakupovic (AnalytiCon Discovery GmbH) Natural Product Based Libraries
15:15-15:40	O-10	Hiroshi Tanaka,* Tetsuya Zenkoh, Hidetaka Hatori, Motoo Kobayashi, Makoto Hasegawa, Mamoru Hatakeyama, Hiroyuki Setoi, Haruma Kawaguchi, Hiroshi Handa, and Takashi Takahashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Keio University, Fujisawa pharmaceutical Co. Ltd.) Combinatorial Synthesis of FR225659 libraries and Its Receptor Screening Using Affinity Latex particles
15:40-16:40	IL-8	Julius Rebek Jr. (The Scripps Research Institute) Molecular Recognition on Concave and Convex Surface
16:40-		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 or PC projector (35 mm slide projector is not available).
Participants who wish to present a paper should send following information to Conference Director of JCCF19 (shown at the bottom of this page) via e-mail from Tuesday, June 1 to Friday, July 16, 2004.



	1	Title of paper
	2	Name(s) of Author(s) (Please mark * for presenting author)
	3	Affiliation
	4	Audio-Visual requirements: OH projector and/or PC projector
	5	Presenting author's		address
	6			phone
	7			fax
	8			e-mail

Presenters are requested to supply an abstract by Monday, August 2, 2004. Presenters must conform to the Instruction to Contributors(inst_E.pdf).
Presenter is exempted from conference registration fee.

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

Advance registration (by Wednesday, September 1, 2004)
1. associate member: free up to 3 people (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: commercial 25,000 yen; academic, government, public 7,000 yen; student 2,000 yen
3. without membership: 40,000 yen

Those who wish to participate in the Conference are kindly requested to register in advance. Please complete Form(RegForm_E.pdf) and send it by FAX to JCCF Society Office (shown at the bottom of this page) or send following information via e-mail from Tuesday, June 1 to Wednesday, September 1, 2004 (for advance registration).


1. Name
2. Affiliation
3. Address
4. Phone
5. Fax
6. E-mail
7. Amount remitted (in Yen)
8. Bank instructed
9. Date of remittance

Registration fee must be received prior to the conference.
Payment of the registration fee should be made in Japanese Yen by bank transfer to:

• Name of Bank: Sumitomo Mitsui Bank, Nakanoshima Branch
  
• Account No: (Regular Savings) 3464685
  
• Account Name: Japan Combinatorial Chemistry Focus Group (JCCF)
  

Conference Director


Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka
Department of Appl. Chem., Tokyo Institute of Technology
2-12-1 Ookayama, Meguro, Tokyo 152-8552, Japan
FAX: +81-3-5734-2884
E-mail:


Registration


JCCF Society Office
FAX: +81-3-3292-7622
E-mail: