Overview
- Editors:
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Luigi Fabbrizzi
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Department of General Chemistry, University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy
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Antonio Poggi
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Department of General Chemistry, University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy
The particular nature of the book which originates from lectures presented at a symposium gathering leading scientists from all fields of chemistry, makes it unique, providing an overview on the lines of development of chemical research in the next decade
Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Table of contents (15 papers)
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Front Matter
Pages I-VIII
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- Vincenzo Balzani, Paola Ceroni
Pages 1-21
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- Martin A. O. Volland, S. Michael Hansen, Peter Hofmann
Pages 23-47
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- Paolo Scrimin, Paolo Tecilla, Umberto Tonellato
Pages 67-82
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- Angelo Albini, Maurizio Fagnoni, Mariella Mella
Pages 83-101
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- Gianfranco Cainelli, Daria Giacomini, Paola Galletti, Paolo Orioli
Pages 139-160
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- Rolando Barbucci, Stefania Lamponi, Agnese Magnani
Pages 161-183
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- Giorgio Spinolo, Paolo Ghigna, Umberto Anselmi Tamburini, Giorgio Flor
Pages 185-205
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- Valeria Amendola, Luigi Fabbrizzi, Maurizio Licchelli, Piersandro Pallavicini, Donata Sacchi
Pages 207-226
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- S. Bastianoni, C. Bonechi, A. Gastaldelli, S. Martini, C. Rossi
Pages 305-328
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Back Matter
Pages 343-343
About this book
This Volume is based on the Lectures presented at the Meeting "Chemistry at the Beginning of the Third Millennium", wh ich was held in Pavia, Italy, during the period 7-10 October, 1999. The Meeting involved the participation of scientists from German and ltalian Universities of the 'Coimbra Group'. The 'Coimbra Group', wh ich was founded in 1987, gathers the most ancient and prestigious European Universities, with the aim to promote initiatives in both research and teaching and to provide guidelines for the progress and development of the University system. German and Italian Universities within the Coimbra Group propose every year a theme for scientific discussion, which originates a Meeting to be held in a German or Italian University. The Meeting in Pavia was the fifth of the series and followed those of Bologna (1995), Jena (1996), Siena (1997), Heidelberg (1998). Each Meeting is centred on a topic from either humanistic or natural sciences and consists in aseries of lectures presented by distinguished scientists from the six participanting Universities. For the Pavia Meeting, the Steering Committee chose Chemistry as the topic and gathered researchers with experience in almost all fields of chemistry. In particular, during the Meeting, lectures were presented on many up-to-date subjects of chemistry, including: materials science, superconductors, supramolecular chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry, fullerenes, liquid crystals, photoinduced electron transfer, etc. The different topics were covered by distinguished and renown researchers of the various fields.