Welcome to the website of the NCCC, The Netherlands' Catalysis and Chemistry Conference.
The next Conference, the XXth anniversary of NCCC, will take place from March 4-6 2019 in Noordwijkerhout. Information about speakers can be found under 'Programme / Speakers'.
The conference continues the successful series of meetings, started in Lunteren (2000) and continued annually in Noordwijkerhout. The conference combines a number of national symposia in the field of chemistry and catalysis. Traditionally, participants from Flanders-Belgium also contribute to the meeting.
NCCC offers an unique, international forum to exchange innovative ideas between academic and industrial scientists in a broad area of catalysis and chemistry research and technology.
N3C AWARD 2019
During the N3C XX the first N3C award will be given to an outstanding early career researcher (Principle Investigator) working on topics related to the multidisciplinary field of catalysis in the Netherlands.
The purpose of the N3C award is to recognize outstanding work in catalysis and chemistry carried out by an early career PI made in the past 4 years (December 1, 2014 up to December 1, 2018). The N3C award is intended to give the next generation of talented catalysis researchers working in the Netherlands an extra encouragement and bring them in the spotlight of catalysis communities in the Netherlands and abroad. The first N3C award will be presented during the 20th N3C anniversary conference that will take place March 4-6, 2019. The award will consist of a certificate, artwork and an N3C award lecture given in plenary format during the conference.
Plenary speakers XX 2019
Prof.Dr. Christopher Jones, Georgia Tech, USA
"Reflections on the State of Catalysis Research & Development and Linkages Between Catalysis Subdiscplines"
Prof.Dr. Marc Robert, U Paris Diderot, France
"Running the clock: catalytic reduction of CO2 with 2, 6 and 8 electrons with Co and Fe molecular catalysts"
Prof.Dr. Thorsten Bach, TU Munich, Germany
"Enantioselective Catalysis of Photochemical Reactions"
Prof.Dr. Philippe Sautet, UCLA Engineering, US
"Heterogeneous catalysts are dynamic "
Prof.Dr. Silvia Bordiga, U Turin, Italy
"Partial oxidation of methane to methanol: is it feasible?"
Keynote speakers XX 2019
Prof.Dr. Harry Bitter, U Wageningen, The Netherlands
"Carbohydrate based conversions – from catalyst preparation to reactor choice"
Dr. Maricruz Sanchez-Sanchez, TU Munich, Germany
"Generating functionality in metal oxide catalysts for selective oxidation of light alkanes"
Prof.Dr. Dörte Rother, Jülich, Germany
"Synthetic Enzyme Cascades – An Eco-Friendly, Selective Synthesis Strategy"
Dr. Florian Meirer, U Utrecht, The Netherlands
"Imaging Hierarchically Complex Catalyst Bodies at Multiple Length Scales"
Prof. Dr. Wesley Browne, U Groningen, The Netherlands
"Time resolved and resonance Raman spectroscopy in the elucidation of mechanisms in transition metal catalyzed oxidative transformations"
Dr. Laura Bini, SABIC
"A perspective on catalyst testing in industry"
