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2004 Archive News

  • Most requested chemistry paper by Renzo RossiDec. 2004
  • Volumes 6 and 26Dec. 2004
  • Pharmaceutical Substances 2.1Nov. 2004
  • Volume 19 PublishedSep. 2004
  • Thieme-IUPAC Prize 2004 WinnerAug. 2004
  • Volume 7 ReceptionAug. 2004
  • Obituary Kenji KogaJul. 2004
  • Yamada Prize 2004Jun. 2004
  • Pharmaceutical Substances Version 2.0May 2004
  • Science of Synthesis Version 2.0May 2004
  • RÖMPP Online UpdateMay 2004
  • Volume 27 PublishedMay 2004
  • New Volume Editor for Volume 32May 2004
  • New Volume Editor for Volume 33May 2004
  • Pharmaceutical Substances on STNMar. 2004
  • Prof. W. A. Herrmann Recieves ACS AwardMar. 2004
  • Prof. T. Fukuyama Receives ACS AwardMar. 2004
  • Volume 13, 16 & 17 PublishedJan. 2004
  • Prof. T. Bach Receives
    Novartis Young Investigator Award
    Jan. 2004

    2006 Archive News

    2005 Archive News

    2003 Archive News

    2002 Archive News

    2001 Archive News


    Most requested chemistry paper by Renzo Rossi

    In December 2004 SYNTHESIS published Renzo Rossi's review, which is currently amongst the worlds most requested chemistry paper by researchers using CAS online services. For more information click here.
    To go to the FREE online article on Thieme-connect please click here.


    Volumes 6 and 26

    We are very pleased to announce that Volume 6 (Boron Compounds) and Volume 26 (Ketones) have now been completed and are scheduled for publication at the end of December. Click here to see which volumes are due for publication in 2005.


    Pharmaceutical Substances 2.1

    Pharmaceutical Substances Version 2.1 released 29 November 2004. This new updated version features 16 newly approved active pharmaceutical ingredients.
    More info...


    Volume 19 Published

    We are delighted to announce that Volume 19 (Three Carbon¾Heteroatom Bonds: Nitriles, Isocyanides, and Derivatives) has been published. This is the first volume to be published for Category 3. Read more...


    Thieme-IUPAC Prize 2004 Winner

    Professor John F. Hartwig

    is to be the recipient of the 2004 Thieme-IUPAC Prize in recognition of his outstanding achievements in the field of synthetic organic chemistry.
    More info on this prize....


    Volume 7 Reception

    To celebrate the recent publication of Volume 7, the Thieme Chemistry team will be holding a reception at the Nagoya Conference Centre on the occasion of the IUPAC ICOS-15 conference. The reception will be held on Tuesday 3. August, the same day as the 2004 Thieme–IUPAC Prize presentation. More info on reception...


    Obituary Kenji Koga

    Professor Kenji Koga, Tokyo,

    who served for five years as SYNTHESIS editor for Asia passed away on July 25th, 2004. He has been a leading scientist in our field Organic Chemistry over decades. We lost with him one of the pioneers of Asymmetric Synthesis. The quality of his research and his dedication and engagement in our science chemistry has always been a leading example for all of us. He will live on in our hearts.


    Yamada Prize 2004

    Professor Hisashi Yamamoto

    is to be awarded the Yamada Prize in recognition of the impact of his work in the fields of the synthesis of optically active compounds.


    Pharmaceutical Substances Version 2.0

    Since May 2004 Pharmaceutical Substances Version 2.0 is available online. To read more about newly added API's and functionalities click here.


    Science of Synthesis Version 2.0

    Since May 25, 2004 Science of Synthesis Version 2.0 is available online. This new updated version contains a new and highly intuitive interface along with the inclusion of information from four more volumes.
    More info...


    RÖMPP Online

    On May 27, 2004 a new version of RÖMPP Online, the largest and most renowned chemical encyclopedia published in German, has been released. Click here to get more information (in German).


    Volume 27 Published

    We are delighted to announce the publication of Volume 27 (Compounds with Two Carbon¾Heteroatom Bonds), which is the first volume in Category 4 to be completed. Click here to see which other volumes are planned for 2004.


    New Volume Editor for Volume 32

    We are delighted to announce that Professor Johann Mulzer has agreed to become a volume editor for the Science of Synthesis project. Professor Mulzer will be responsible for Volume 32 [X-Ene-X and Ene-O Compounds] which is to be published in 2007. He is based at the University of Vienna, Austria.


    New Volume Editor for Volume 33

    We are delighted to announce that Professor Gary Molander from the University of Pennsylvania, USA has agreed to become the volume editor for Science of Synthesis , Volume 33.


    Prof. T. Fukuyama Receives ACS Award

    The ACS Award for
    Creative Work in Synthetic Organic Chemistry 2004 has been won by Professor Tohru Fukuyama. This prestigious award highlights the complexity and innovativeness of work carried out by Professor Fukuyama. More info here.


    Pharmaceutical Substances on STN

    Since March 2004 Pharmaceutical Substances is also available on STN. More....


    Prof. W. A. Herrmann Recieves ACS Award

    Professor Wolfgang A. Herrmann has been awarded the ACS Award in Organometallic Chemistry which is to be presented before the Division of Organic Chemistry.
    More info on this prize....


    Publications

    Volumes 13, 16, and 17 were published on 23. December 2003. Click here to see which volumes are planned for 2004.


    Prof. T. Bach Receives Novartis Young Investigator Award in Chemistry 2003

    Professor Thorston Bach has received this award in acknowledgement of his ongoing contributions to research in the fields of Asymetric Photochemistry and Catalysis.


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