Nobel Lecturers

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1969
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IASOC 1992 – September 20-24, 1992 – Modelling Structure Reactivity and Synthesis. The Organic and Bioorganic Approach.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1979
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IASOC 1984 – May 20-25, 1984 – Perspectives of Carbon-Carbon Bond-Forming Reaction

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1987
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IASOC 1988 – September 25-30, 1988 – Organic Chemistry a Tool for Solving Biological Problems

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2001
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IASOC 1986 – May 25-30, 1986 – Horizons in Selective Organic Synthesis

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2005
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IASOC 2008 – September 27-October 2, 2008 – Organic Synthesis as an Enabling Science: from Concept to Practice

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2010
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IASOC 2014 – September 21-25, 2014 – Nature-Inspired Organic Chemistry: Products, Processes, Functions

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2016
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IASOC 2000 – September 23-28, 2000 – New Challenges of Organic Synthesis in the 21st Century

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2016
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ASOC 2018 – September 22-25, 2018 – The Changing Landscapes of Organic Synthesis:Design, Methods, Targets

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2016
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IASOC 2000 – September 23-28, 2000 – New Challenges of Organic Synthesis in the 21st Century.

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2018
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IASOC 2024 – September 19-23, 2024 – Organic Synthesis: the Best is Yet to Come.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2021
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IASOC 2006 – September 16-21, 2006 – Organic Chemistry from Synthesis to the Interface of Life Sciences.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2021
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IASOC 2008 – September 27-October 2, 2008 – Organic Synthesis as an Enabling Science: from Concept to Practice

IASOC 2022 – September 23-26, 2008 – The Moving Frontiers of Organic Synthesis

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2001 and 2022
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IASOC 1992 – September 20-24, 1992 – Modelling Structure Reactivity and Synthesis. The Organic and Bioorganic Approach

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026
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IASOC 1990 – September 23-28, 1990 – Molecular Recognition and Targets in Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry.