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Conferences
9–15 July 2016, Queensland, Australia
The 7th Heron Island Conference on Reactive Intermediates and Unusual Molecules (Heron7)
It is a tradition in the Heron Island Conferences to leave ample time for interaction in long coffee breaks, communal meals, reef activities, and the famous poster session/mixers. However, we have as always a heavy program, and it is of the utmost importance that speakers stick to their allotted time. Time is set aside for discussion, and these times must be respected. The Heron Island Conferences span a wide range of organic, metal-organic, physical-organic, physical, and theoretical chemistry, and bringing people with such diverse backgrounds together has helped spawn many collaborative research programs. You are encouraged to put forward new ideas - even controversial ones. Note that we do not have a technician on site. Delegates are advised to bring your own computers.
