Overview
This course will cover the basics of molecular recognition and methods from conventional to state-of-the-art possibilities to exploit this phenomenon in practice, especially for developing supramolecular devices.
The most important classes of artificial receptors, their molecular recognition properties and immobilization techniques will be summarized.
The discussed applications will focus on opto- and electrochemical sensors, molecular selectors, transporters and smart-membrane-based methods including the introduction of the basic concepts of operation, typical characteristics, limitations and recent approaches.
The course is 100% theoretical.
The course is designed for Students and Ph.D. students with organic chemistry background.
Applicants are required to pay a registration fee before the course.
Registration fee: 15 EUR
Participants’ limitation: min. 4 – max. 20
Upper Intermediate English knowledge
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After completing the course, participants become familiar with the basics of macrocycle-based applied science, which broaden their knowledge regarding the practical utilization of artificially designed molecular functions.
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