Fraser Stoddart

Fraser Stoddart (b 1942) received his BSc (1964) and PhD (1966) Degrees from Edinburgh University. In 1967, he went to Queen’s University (Canada) as a National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow, and then, in 1970, to Sheffield University as an Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) Research Fellow, before joining the Academic Staff as a Lecturer in Chemistry. He was a Science Research Council Senior Visiting Fellow at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1978. After spending a sabbatical (1978-81) at the ICI Corporate Laboratory in Runcorn, he returned to Sheffield where he was promoted to a Readership in 1982. He was awarded a DSc Degree by Edinburgh in 1980 for his research into “Stereochemistry Beyond the Molecule.” In 1990, he took up the Chair of Organic Chemistry at Birmingham University and was Head of the School of Chemistry there (1993-97) before moving to UCLA as the Saul Winstein Professor of Chemistry in 1997. In July 2002, he became Acting Co-Director of the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI). On May 1, 2003, he was appointed as Director of the CNSI and assumed the Fred Kavli Chair of NanoSystems Sciences. He stood down from the CNSI Directorship on July 31, 2007 and relinquished the Kavli Chair on December 31, 2007 in order to join the faculty at Northwestern University as a Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry on January 1, 2008. On March 1, 2008, he was appointed an Emeritus Professor of Chemistry at UCLA.

Stoddart is one of the few chemists of the past 35 years to have created a new field of chemistry — namely, one in which the mechanical bond is a pre-eminent feature of molecular compounds. He has pioneered the development of the use of molecular recognition and self-assembly processes in template-directed protocols for the syntheses of two-state mechanically interlocked molecules (MIMs), i.e., bistable catenanes and rotaxanes, that have been employed as molecular switches in the fabrication of molecular electronic devices (MEDs) and NanoElectroMechanical Systems (NEMS) and in the development of artificial molecular machines (AMMs). It was for this research that he was awarded, along with Jean-Pierre Sauvage (Strasbourg) and Ben Feringa (Groningen), the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for “The Design and Synthesis of Molecular Machines.”

His work has been recognized by many awards, including the Carbohydrate Chemistry Award of The Chemical Society (1978), the International Izatt-Christensen Award in Macrocyclic Chemistry (1993), the Cope Scholar Award of the American Chemical Society (1999), the Nagoya Gold Medal in Organic Chemistry (2004), the King Faisal International Prize in Science (2007), the Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity in Organic Chemistry (2007), the Albert Einstein World Award of Science (2007), the Foresight Nanotech Institute Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology (Experimental) (2007), the Cope Award of the American Chemical Society (2008), the Davy Medal of the Royal Society (2008) and the Science and Technology Cooperative Award of the Chinese Government (2019). He was one of ca. 20 research scientists to be invited by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences to participate in the Nobel Jubilee Symposium on “Frontiers of Molecular Sciences” in Stockholm in December 2001. In 2005, he received the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science from Birmingham University, as well as being the recipient of the University of Edinburgh Alumnus of the Year 2005 Award. He has also received Honorary Degrees of Doctor of Science from the University of Twente (2006), Sheffield University (2008), Trinity College Dublin (2009), the University of St Andrews (2010), Nottingham University (2017), the Universidad Autonoma Madrid (2018), the Yerevan State Medical University (2018), the University of Southern Denmark (2018) and the University of Brasilia (2019), and Hong Kong Baptist University (2019).

He is currently on the International Advisory Boards of numerous journals, including Chemistry World, ChemPlusChem, and Macromolecular Rapid Communications. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society (1994), the German Academy (Leopoldina) of Natural Sciences (1999), the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2005), the Science Division of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (2006), and the Royal Society of New South Wales (2018), and an Honorary Lifetime Fellow of the Indian Chemical Society (2020). He was named a 2018/2019 Chemistry Europe Fellow and a Fellow of the American Chemical Society in 2019, a Distinguished Fellow of the Royal Society of New South Wales in 2022, an Honorary Lifetime Fellow of the Indian Chemical Society, and a Corresponding Member of the Australian Academy of Science. He is a Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2012), the National Academy of Sciences (2014), the European Academy of Sciences and Arts (2018), and the National Academy of Inventors (2019). He is a Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (2018). He is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (2008) and the Royal Society of Chemistry (2011). He was appointed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as a Knight Bachelor in her 2007 New Year’s Honours List for his services to “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology.” In 2010 he was the recipient of a Royal Medal, granted by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and presented by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

In addition to being made an Honorary Professor at the East China University of Science and Technology (2005) in Shanghai, Jilin University (2012) in Changchun, as well as the Carnegie Centenary Visiting Professor at the Scottish Universities in 2005, he was made a World Class University (WCU) Faculty at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST, 2011-2012), a Thousand Talent Scholar at Tianjin University (2014-2020), an Honorary Professor at the University of Nottingham (2014-Present), and a Visiting Professor at the University of New South Wales (2018-Present). Stoddart has been awarded named lectureships by, inter alia, the following universities — Alberta, Alabama, SUNY Albany, Appalachian State, Arkansas, Australian National University, Baylor, Brigham Young, Berkeley, Bristol, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell, Dalhousie, Dartmouth, Dundee, Edinburgh, ETH Zurich, Georgia Institute of Technology, Indiana, Hebrew Jerusalem, Illinois Institute of Technology, Iowa, John Innes Center, Hamilton, Kaiserslautern, Kansas, Karlsruhe, Louvain La Neuve, Manitoba, Marquette, Meadville, McGill, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri-St Louis, Montreal, Nevada, New Orleans, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Purdue, Queen’s Kingston, Regensburg, Rochester, Saskatoon, Simon-Fraser, Song Sil, Strasbourg, Stony Brook, Sydney, Texas Austin, Texas A&M, Texas Christian, University of California, University of Colorado, University of Kansas, University of Louisville, US Naval Academy, Vanderbilt, Victoria, Washington University, Wesleyan, West Florida, Western Ontario, Wichita State, Wisconsin, and Yale. He has also been Middle Rhine (1982), Troisième Cycle en Chemie (1988), and Atlantic Coast (1993) Lecturer. He went on Royal Society Lecture Tours of the USSR and Japan in 1986 and 1987, respectively, and was the Centenary Lecturer of the Royal Society of Chemistry (2014).

Some measure of the influence and impact of Stoddart’s work may be drawn from citation statistics. Two of his >1250 publications has been cited over 2,000 times, 10 over 1,000, 15 over 750, 36 over 500, 85 over 264, 218 over 100, and more than 480 over 50. He has an h-index of 158. He has given >1,000 plenary/invited lectures. During 50 years, almost 500 PhD and postdoctoral students have passed through his laboratories and been inspired by his imagination and creativity, and close on 100 have embarked subsequently upon successful independent academic careers.

Career & Research

Academic Career

Research Chronicle

Contributions to Self-Assembly Processes and Molecular Nanotechnology

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2007. In collaboration with Jim Heath at Caltech, Stoddart describes a 160,000-bit molecular electronic memory circuit based on bistable [2]rotaxane and fabricated at a density of 100,000,000,000 bits per square centimeter – that is roughly analogous to the dimensions of a DRAM circuit projected to be available in 2020. The entire 160,000-bit cross-bar, described in a letter in Nature (#775) is approximately the size of a white blood cell.

2007. With a judicious choice of ions and solvents, it is possible to amplify a molecular Solomon link by kinetically controlled crystallization from a dynamic combinatorial library of molecular knots that includes the molecular Borromean rings. By incorporating mixed-metal ion templates into the usual protocol employed in the synthesis of the molecular Borromean rings, the Stoddart group has obtained a molecular Solomon link as the only crystalline product. Its crystal structure graces the inside front cover of Issue 1 for 2007 of Angewandte Chemie. See #773

2006. In collaboration with the Balzani group in Bologna, the Stoddart group has described an autonomous nanomotor powered by solar energy in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (#739). It is autonomous because it can work continuously without external interference: it is powered by an inexhaustible energy source (sunlight) and operates without consuming or generating chemical fuels or waste. The system operates according to a four-stroke cycle which is reminiscent of an internal combustion engine in a motor car. A full cycle is carried out in less than one thousandth of a second which means that the motor can operate at a frequency of 1000 Hertz – a speed that is equivalent, using the car engine analogy to 60,000 RPM.

2006. The Stoddart group reports on the kinetics and thermodynamics associated with electrochemically driven molecular mechanical switching of a bistable rotaxane perched in its lower-conducting ground-state on the brink between being ON and OFF, and after writing, in its fully conducting metastable state. The nuances of this indecisive molecular switch lend credence to the postulated mechanism of action of such switches. Science is so beautiful! The implications of these findings are displayed on the front cover of Issue 1 for 2006 of Chemistry – A European Journal. See #737.

2006. The Stoddart group describes structure control at the organic-solid interface in a review (#738) in the Journal of Materials Chemistry. The research is highlighted on the front cover of the first issue in 2006.

2005. The Stoddart group describes a rational design of molecular switches and sensors from a tool-kit of chemical building blocks in a review (#735) in Topics in Current Chemistry.

2005. The Stoddart group explores dynamics and stereochemistry in mechanically interlocked compounds in a lengthy review (#731) in the Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communications.

2005. In collaboration with Bjfrnholm, Goddard and Heath, the Stoddart group provides structural evidence for the mechanical switching of amphiphilic bistable rotaxanes in Langmuir monolayers at air water interfaces. The experimental results, which are described in a communication (#732) in Angewandte Chemie, are supported by monolayer dynamics simulation: see a full paper (#725) published in the Journal of theAmerican Chemical Society.

2005. The design of an electronic paper display, working in conjunction with Bill Goddard, is announced by the Stoddart group in a communication (#726) in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.

2005. In reflective mood, the Stoddart group traces, in an article published in Pure and Applied Chemistry (#722), the hurly-burly life of a scientific nomad through thick and thin from the Athens of the North to the City of Angels with brief and not so brief interludes on the edge of the Canadian Shield, in the Socialist Republic of South Yorkshire, on the plains of Cheshire beside the Wirrall, and in the Midlands in the heartland of Albion.

2005. The Stoddart group reviews the concepts of multivalency and cooperativity in supramolecular chemistry in Accounts of Chemical Research (#721).

2005. In collaboration with Jeff Zink, the Stoddart group reports on a reversible molecular valve using beads of mesoporous silica coated with a switchable [2]rotaxane. This nanovalve system, which can be recycled many times, was described in an article published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (#720).

2005. The Stoddart group has shown that borohydride reduction of the parent Borromean linked complex containing six zinc (II) ions and 12 imine bonds results in its demetallation producing a neutral Borromean link compound and also its free macrocycle. This intellectually satisfying proof of the chemical topology of the Borromean link compound is summarized in Chemical Communications (#719).

2005. By employing atom labels on one of the ligand precursors, the lability of at least some of the 30 dative and 12 imine bonds stabilizing and constituting the three rings of a metallo-Borromean (Borromeate) linked compound is demonstrated by the Stoddart group in acidic methanolic solution. The demonstration of dynamic nanoscale Borromean links is recorded in Chemical Communications (#718).

2005. The Stoddart group announces the making of donor-acceptor pretzelenes in Angewandte Chemie (#714). See also #727 and #733.

2005. The Stoddart group describes the powering of the 1993 supramolecular machine with a photoactive molecular triad in the first issue of the new journal Small (#705). See also #724.

2004. The Stoddart group (and Heath) publish a perspective in Science (#703) entitled “Whence Molecular Electronics?’ It transpires that the metastable to ground state relaxation times of the bistable molecular switches in solution (#702) are much shorter than they are in the polymer matrix (#699) and in the ‘half-device’ by an order of magnitude. By the same token, the relaxation times in the ‘full devices’ are longer than they are in the polymer matrices and in the ‘half-device’ by an order of magnitude. In terms of the activation barriers to get from the metastable back to the ground state, a value of around 16 kcal/mol in the polymer matrices and ‘half-device’ and finally up to around 22 kcal/mol in the ‘full-device’ have been noted. The metastable state of a switch in a ‘full-device’ decays back to the ground state during a period of 10-60 minutes.

2004. The Stoddart group describes in Applied Physics Letters (#697) the use of a donor-acceptor doubly bistable, palindromic [3]rotaxane, tethered through its two rings to gold-coated cantilevers in a series of experiments that demonstrate the transduction of chemical into mechanical energy. For a detailed description of these linear artificial molecular muscles, see the full paper in the Journal of the American Chemical Society (#723).

2004. The Stoddart group demonstrates that the relative mechanical movements between the components of bistable switchable catenanes and rotaxanes can be stimulated (i) chemically in condensed phases, e.g., Langmuir films and Langmuir-Blodgett monolayers (#686, #697, #711, and #725) and (ii) electrochemically in a highly viscous polymer matrix (#699), as well as (iii) electrochemically in a ‘half-device’ as a self-assembled monolayer on gold (#671 and #709) and (iv) electronically in a ‘full device’ within solid-state molecular switch tunnel junctions (#582, #618, and #631).

2004. In collaboration with Jeremy Sanders, the Stoddart group describes the template-directed synthesis of some neutral bistable rotaxanes in a communication in the Journal of the American Chemical Society (#689). Their switching behavior is discussed in the subsequent full paper published in Chemistry – A European Journal. See #701.

2004. The total synthesis of molecular Borromean rings employing dynamic covalent chemistry (DCC) is reported in an article in Science (#683). It represents the highest level of sophistication so far achieved in synthesis by templation methods in the Stoddart laboratories. Guided by intuition and an appropriate amount of molecular modeling, the Stoddart group combines the equilibrium-based methods of imine formation with the templation power of zinc (II) to effect a one-step total synthesis of a molecular Borromean link in over 90% yield for 18 precursors. The strategy uses a set of six endo- and six exo-oriented ligands designed to form an oriented trigonal bipyramidal unit around the zinc ions, six of which are incorporated into the Borromean link topology. In a recent review, Daryle Busch, the “father’ of templation in chemistry has commented – “The achievement was remarkable in a number of ways. It involved what is probably the most complicated template in the chemical literature, based on six zinc(II) ions and both convergent (or endo-directed) and divergent (or exo-directed) molecular turns. In contrast to the overall complexity of the templating system, the reactants were relatively simple. The divergent component was a dipyridyl while the convergent component was an a,a’-diiminopyridyl unit formed by a thermodynamic, or equilibrium, templating process. Top of the outstanding characteristics of the template is the fact that it involves both kinetic and thermodynamic template components, a combination that should become common. Both of these distinctive template types were used in their fully modern contexts. The combination is extremely powerful; the components of the kinetic template hold the subjugated components in place while the thermodynamic components find their final disposition at equilibrium. In the classic equilibrium template the reactants form their normal distribution of products and the anchoring/selecting factor (often a metal ion) selects the product that binds best, combines with it and shifts the equilibrium accordingly. Only the authors know the extent to which alternative components were selected and rejected in failure, but their final choices contain still another special feature. The choice of zinc as the template anchor provided a second opportunity for flexibility in the reacting system because zinc, being a spherical ion, is adaptable when it comes to coordination numbers and coordination geometries. So, this template system allowed the chemistry to determine critical features both in the Schiff base reaction steps and in the basic stereochemistry of the metal ion anchor. Further, the yield in this scientific triumph was 90%. The success over the enormous challenge of synthesizing the molecular embodiment of the Borromean link suggests that the science of using the molecular template has reached a level of maturity from which scientists may be expected to produce new molecular entanglements and interlocked structures of profound significance, despite the equally profound challenges they represent.”The all-in-one synthetic strategy (#729) for the making of nanoscale Borromean links combines (#707) all the virtues of reversibility, proof reading, and error checking that we associate with DCC (#623), together with the geometrical guidance and precision we entrust to coordination chemistry. It is the template-directed protocol (#629 and #717), working in chemical synthesis with such a vengeance, that tells us that much more is possible. The making of the Borromean links by supramolecular assistance to covalent synthesis (#454) heralds the beginning of a new era in topological chemistry.

2004. The Stoddart group, in collaboration with Vincenzo Balzani, describes the design, construction and operation of a molecular elevator, operated by changing pH, in an article in Science (#676). This mechanically interlocked molecule represents one of the most complex artificial molecular machines described in the literature to date. See also #726.

2004. The Stoddart group, in collaboration with Jeff Zink, reports an operational supramolecular nanovalve in a communication published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society (#675). It is operated by redox chemistry and is based on the attachment of the supramolecular machine described back in 1993 to beads of mesoporous silica.

2004. The metastable co-conformation (MSCC) of a bistable [2]rotaxane monolayer self-assembled onto a gold electrode is identified electrochemically by the Stoddart group. In an article published in ChemPhysChem (#671), an activation barrier of just under 18 kcal/mol is obtained for the spontaneous decay of the MSCC back to the ground-state co-conformation (GSCC) as a result of performing many experiments at different scan rates and temperatures. This research on a ‘half-device’ represents a compelling vindication of the proposed electromechanical switching mechanism between the MSCC and the GSCC in the self-assembled monolayer SAM of a surface-bond bistable [2]rotaxane.

2003. A semiconducting single-walled carbon nanotube (SWNT) based molecular switch tunnel junction (MSTJ) is shown by the Stoddart group, in an article published in ChemPhysChem (#668), to sustain a remnant molecular signature arising from within a bistable [2]catenane containing diazapyrenium units that are believed to complex to the sides of SWNTs.

2003. The concepts of displaying lactosides in a multivalent fashion by tethering them to cyclodextrins that are threaded onto polymer chains is announced by the Stoddart group in Organic Letters (#665). These self-assembled multivalent pseudopolyrotaxanes show considerably enhanced binding for galectin-1.

2003. The Stoddart group discovers that a collection of donor-acceptor [2]catenanes containing elements of axial, planar and helical chiralties, exhibit a keen selectivity for just one of up to eight diastereoisomers. The research is described in a full paper in Chemistry – A European Journal. See also #656 and #704.

2002. The Stoddart group reports solubilization of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) in an aqueous solution of the starch-iodine complex. These starched carbon nanotubes are a result of a ‘disproportionation reaction’ in which amylose in a helical conformation wraps itself around the SWNTs. The communication, reported in Angewandte Chemie (#634) and already cited 100 times, acts as an incentive to other scientists to use carbohydrates, proteins and nucleic acids to bind SWNTs in aqueous media, thus integrating an important nanoscopic material with the world of biology. See also #687.

2002. The Stoddart group describes two-dimensional molecular electronic circuits based on amphiphilic bistable [2]rotaxanes in an article (#631) published in ChemPhysChem and already cited over 130 times. This piece of research has been extended as far as the realization of a 64 K-bit memory with a density of 1011 bits per square centimeter which corresponds to 2028 on the semiconductor roadmap.

2002. An Angewandte Chemie review (#623) on ‘Dynamic Covalent Chemistry’ is published and is cited over 150 times. This review gives substance to the rapidly growing importance of thermodynamic control in the chemical synthesis of unnatural products.

2002. As part of a long-standing interest in making the molecular counterpart of the Borromean links, the Stoddart group reports a ring-in-ring complex in Angewandte Chemie (#622).

2001. In collaboration with Jeff Zink, the Stoddart group describes in Angewandte Chemie (#610) working supramolecular machines trapped in glass and mounted on a film surface. This work is important in as far as it shows, qualitatively at least that mechanical motion, observed in a [2]pseudorotaxane in solution (#305), is actually carried over into condensed phases and also remains true to form at interfaces. From the point of view of harnessing the potential of artificial molecular machines in devices, this is an important observation.

2001. The Stoddart group reports in Angewandte Chemie (#599) the preparation and properties of single-walled carbon nanotubes wrapped with conducting polymers. This communication is cited almost 200 times. See also #624, #635, and #651.

2001. The extremely efficient (near quantitative) template-directed synthesis of a [2]rotaxane by clipping under thermodynamic control of a crown ether-like macrocycle incorporating two imine bonds around a dialkylammonium ion center is described (#604; see also #661). This observation is used subsequently to make multiply mechanically interlocked molecules under thermodynamic control (#713 and #716).

2000. The Stoddart group reports the template-directed synthesis of the first of several generations of amphiphilic bistable [2]rotaxanes incorporating tetrathiafulvalene and dioxynaphthalene recognition sites for the cyclobis(paraquat-p-phenylene) ring (#590; see also #598, #603, #627, #659, #662). Many of these amphiphilic bistable [2]rotaxanes are subsequently incorporated into crossbar memory devices and also become the focus of in-depth quantitative studies (kinetic and thermodynamic) in condensed phases as well as in solutions. Vide infra.

2000. The Stoddart group describes the first-steps towards synthesizing mechanically interlocked molecules beyond catenanes and rotaxanes (#583). In, as yet, unpublished work, interlocked molecules, for which Stoddart has coined the name suitanes, have been synthesized by a combination of templation and dynamic covalent chemistry that relies on the formation of multiple imine bonds, cf. #580 where the formation of dynamic hemicarcerands and hemicarceplexes involving multiple imine bond formation is described.

2000. In collaboration with Jim Heath, the Stoddart group reports a bistable [2]catenane-based solid-state electronically reconfigurable switch in Science (#582). The article, which presents the experimental evidence of an electromechanical mechanism of switching by the bistable [2]catenanes molecules between open (OFF) and closed (ON) states that are, respectively, of lower (ground-state) and higher (metastable-state) conductivities, is cited almost 400 times. See also #601, #604, #606, and #618. The proposed mechanism is subsequently supported by first-principles modeling of the switching in the device by the Goddard Group at Caltech. See Phys. Rev. Lett.2005. 94, 156-801.

2000. The Stoddart group reports an extremely stable interwoven supramolecular bundle (#570) formed between a tris-crown ether and a tris-ammonium trication. On further elaboration (#674, #678, and #685), the concepts of multivalency and cooperativity in binding are exposed and discussed subsequently in a review (#721) on ‘Multivalency and Cooperativity in Supramolecular Chemistry’ published in Accounts of Chemical Research.

2000. The post-assembly covalent modification of triphenylphosphonium-stoppered [2]rotaxanes using the Wittig reaction allows surrogate stoppers to be exchanged in [2]rotaxanes (#560; see also #566 and #640) This rare example of the subsequent chemical modification of rotaxanes makes possible the highly controlled synthesis of higher order rotaxanes, molecular shuttles, dendritic rotaxanes, and polyrotaxanes.

2000. The Stoddart group reports a strategy in Langmuir for molecular information storage materials by introducing [2]catenanes into Langmuir monolayers and Langmuir-Blodgett films (#555). This piece of research anticipated the need to self-assemble molecular switches on solid substrates (electrodes) and becomes increasingly important in the subsequent fabrication of crossbar devices. See also #581.

1999. Both hydrogen-bond based and donor-acceptor rotaxanes are formed under thermodynamic control using imine formation and exchange in relation to functional groups present in their dumbbell components ( #552 and #553 ).

1999. By employing amphiphilic molecules (rotaxanes and dumbbells) containing bipyridinium units, electronically configurable molecular-based logic gates were constructed in collaboration with Jim Heath. This Science article has been cited almost 500 times. See also #575.

1999. The template-directed synthesis of the first rotacatenane is reported (#539).

1998. The Stoddart group reports the self-assembly of supramolecular daisy chains in Angewandte Chemie ( #484 and #499; see also #613 ). This first publication, relating to this particular recognition motif, is cited more than 70 times.

1998. A chemically and electrochemically switchable [2]catenane incorporating tetrathiafulvalene and dioxynaphthalene units is reported in Angewandte Chemie ( #472; see also #563 ). This approximately one nanometer cube switch is subsequently employed in solid-state devices as a molecular switch.

1997. The template-directed synthesis of the first donor-acceptor molecular trefoil knot is reported by the Stoddart group (#463).

1997. A review on synthetic supramolecular chemistry appears in Accounts of Chemical Research (#454) and is subsequently cited over 270 times.

1997. The Stoddart group announces the template-directed synthesis of an acid-base switchable [2]rotaxane (#453) which is employed subsequently to construct a nanoscale elevator (#676; see also #726) This research describes the first quantitatively switchable rotaxane based on orthogonal recognition motifs – namely, hydrogen bonding and donor-acceptor interactions.

1996. As a result of a collaboration with Helmut Ringsdorf, the Stoddart group describes the first Langmuir monolayers and Langmuir Blodgett multilayers incorporating mechanically threaded molecules (#417).

1996. The Stoddart group describes his first synthesis of carbohydrate containing dendrimers (#403; see also #429, #435, #441, #488, #496, #504, #578, #595, #632, #638, #639, #664, #665, and #690). This research represents yet another set of remarkable feats in chemical synthesis by the Stoddart group. It has been exploited subsequently in the context of carbohydrate recognition in biological systems and has led to some fundamental questions being asked about the nature of cooperativity and multivalency. See also #685 and #721.

1996. The first cyclo-oligomerizations of disaccharides which crystallize to form carbohydrate nanotubes are announced ( #381; see also #442, #444, #449, #488, and #497 ). This research represents a remarkable feat in chemical synthesis by the Stoddart group. It awaits development and exploitation.

1996. Numerous articles describing the prototypes of molecular machines, switches and devices in solution are published ( #379 and #380; see also #426, #464, #500, #509, #519, #522, #533, #569, #587, #588, #614, #625, #643, and #653 ). In this remarkable series of publications, many of them carrying the name of Vincenzo Balzani as a co-author, the Stoddart group introduces the concept of molecular machinery in the context of the relative movements, both circumrotational and linear, undergone by the component parts of bistable catenanes and rotaxanes when stimulated either (i) chemically (e.g., pH change), (ii) electrochemically, or (iii) photochemically. In so doing, he gives the concept of translational isomerism, introduced by Schill, real practical expression and finds it necessary to introduce the term co-conformation (and co-conformer) to describe the relative movements of the components in interlocked molecules. This substantial body of research identifies Stoddart as one of the very first chemists to see the potential applications for mechanically interlocked molecules. Essentially, he recognizes their importance in addressing memory and logic in molecular electronics, as well as the central role they can play in the fabrication of nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS).

1996. The Stoddart group writes an authoritive review which receives over 260 citations, on self-assembly in natural and unnatural systems for Angewandte Chemie (#383).

1995. The Stoddart group publishes a review of interlocked and intertwined structures in Chemical Reviews (#365) which is cited over 720 times during the following decade. Presently, it is the Stoddart’ group’s most highly cited publication.

1995. The Stoddart group describes the forerunners to a new family of interlocked molecules templated by the hydrogen bonding of dialkylammonium ions within crown ether macrocycles containing at least 24 ring atoms ( #355 and #356; see also #392, #523, and #592 ). This discovery – which is made coincidentally at around the same time by Daryle Busch in Kansas – leads to a blossoming of research on catenanes and rotaxanes (also polyrotaxanes) in many laboratories around the world, employing this easy-to-use recognition motif.

1995. The Stoddart group reports the first branched [n]rotaxanes (#343) and bis[2]catenanes (#347), respectively the building blocks for dendrimers and mechanically linked polymer chains (#356; see also #368).

1994. The synthesis of the [5]catenane, olympiadane, which can be achieved in two successive template-directed steps via a [3]catenane intermediate, is reported with full characterization, including a solid-state structure, in Angewandte Chemie by the Stoddart group ( #323; see also #314, #460, and #485 ). This synthesis is epoch-making as well as symbolic. The very fact that these compounds can be made in good quantities demonstrates the remarkable power of supramolecular assistance to covalent synthesis in the making of mechanical bonds. Between them, these four articles are cited more than 220 times.

1994. The first chemically and electrochemically switchable [2]rotaxane is described in Nature by the Stoddart group and Kaifer (see #322). This article, which is cited nearly 400 times, marks the beginning of research into bistable rotaxanes (and catenanes) as molecular switches and motors, using a range of different structural types including the metal-based rotaxanes and catenanes (catenates) reported earlier by Sauvage.

1994. The template-directed synthesis of the first optically-active donor-acceptor catenane is described by the Stoddart group (#319).

1993. The Stoddart group, in collaboration with Balzani, describes the first photochemically driven supramolecular machine in Angewandte Chemie ( #305; see also #473 ). This particular supramolecular machine becomes a favorite one to probe the movements of components of molecular machinery in condensed phases. This communication is cited over 140 times.

1993. The control of translational isomerism in non-degenerate donor-acceptor [2]catenanes is discussed by the Stoddart group for the first time in a full paper published in the New Journal of Chemistry (#306; see also #304, #311, #329, and #340 ).

1993. The practice of slippage is popularized by the Stoddart group as an alternative method to clipping or threading-followed-by-stoppering for the self-assembly of rotaxanes under thermodynamic control ( #301 and #302; see also #478, #495, #506 , and #589). The procedure allows many rotaxanes to be accessed that would otherwise be difficult to synthesize: it finds wide applicability in many other research laboratories.

1993. The first template-directed synthesis of catenated cyclodextrins is announced in Angewandte Chemie (#293; see also #341). Since the first reported (and failed) attempt in the literature to make a [2]catenane away back in 1958 involved a cyclodextrin as one of the two interlocked rings, this research is of considerable historical significance.

1992. In a series of three back-to-back communications ( #278, #279, and #280 ) published in Synlett , the design and synthesis of the first non-degenerate molecular shuttles are described by the Stoddart group. They are the forerunners to the first molecular switch based on a bistable [2]rotaxane published two years later.

1992. The Stoddart group publishes the first (#264) of a long series of full papers on “Molecular Meccano” in the Journal of the American Chemical Society and also discusses, in Chemistry in Australia, the prospect of ‘Whither and Thither Molecular Machines’ for the first time in the context of mechanically interlocked molecules. This series of scholarly papers does much to establish the nature of the mechanical bond in chemistry. The first full paper in the series is cited over 500 times.

1991. The Stoddart group coins the term [2]pseudorotaxane (#247 and #253) to describe the self-assembly of the ring and rod components that precede either catenation or the formation of a rotaxane (see also #260 and #261).

1991. The use of molecular recognition, self-assembly, and template-directed synthesis in the making of mechanically interlocked molecular compounds is outlined by the Stoddart Group in a review (#250) and two communications (#251 and #252) published in Synlett. The review is cited over 240 times.

1991. The first degenerate donor-acceptor [2]rotaxane – dubbed a molecular shuttle by the Stoddart –group is described in a communication (#249) in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. This publication marks the beginning of the development of artificial linear molecular motors based on the [2]rotaxane constitution. It captures the imaginations of many other researchers, stimulating an enormous amount of activity along conceptually similar lines in countless other research laboratories around the world. It is illustrated and discussed at length in the Fourth Edition of Jerry March’s Advanced Organic Chemistry published in 1992. The advent of the molecular shuttle opens up the possibility of constructing controllable molecular switches that can be employed as memory and logic in electronic devices. There is every reason to believe that these molecular switches will have a profound impact on the new communications-based technologies of the next few decades. The communication is cited over 210 times.

1991. The Stoddart group announces the synthesis and characterization of the per-3,6-anhydrocyclodextrins ( #240; see also #262 ) as receptors for cationic substrates in organic solvents.

1989. In a seminal contribution published in Angewandte Chemie (#218), the Stoddart group announces the template-directed synthesis, under kinetic control, of a degenerate donor-acceptor [2]catenane in an impressive 70% yield. The work describes the prototype for the subsequent design and development of bistable molecular switches. Also, as the first all-organic catenane to be made in gram quantities, it opens up the search for more examples, e.g., the Hunter-Vögtle-Leigh amide-based catenanes (and rotaxanes) where hydrogen bonding is the molecular recognition motif that is exploited. This class of mechanically interlocked molecular compounds is now being studied in a highly creative manner by David Leigh in Edinburgh. The communication is cited over 180 times.

1988. The Stoddart group reports, in two back-to-back Angewandte Chemie communications ( #201 and #202 ), the synthesis of cyclobis(paraquat- p -phenylene), a tetracationic cyclophane which subsequently gains notoriety as ‘the little blue box’ because of its voracious appetite to complex with π-electron rich guests (see also #248, #259, and #413 ). This one compound is to dominate research in the Stoddart group right up to the present day and undoubtedly beyond into the future! The two communications are cited over 250 times.

1987. The Stoddart group announces the structure-directed synthesis of molecular belts and collars in Angewandte Chemie using tandem Diels-Alder reactions ( #169; see also #196, #214, #215, #216, #289, and #291 ), leading to the development of the concept of ‘Molecular Lego’ ( #203; see also #271, #284, #287, and #298 ).

1987. A series of six back-to-back communications is published in Chemical Communications , describing the complexation of paraquat (and diquat) by bisparaphenylene[34]crown-10. This work is important since it demonstrates for the first time that organic dications can be threaded through crown ethers: the stage is now set from here on to develop the chemistry of the mechanical bond in all-organic systems based on the self-assembly of donor macrocycles and threaded acceptor dications ( #160, #161, #162, #163, #164, and #165 ). The fourth of the six communications, which points the way forward to the first synthesis of the first (degenerate) donor-acceptor [2]catenane, is reported ( #218 ) in Angewandte Chemie two years later and is cited over 125 times.

1986. A seminal review on second-sphere coordination, which has been highly cited, is published in Angewandte Chemie (#151; for subsequent reviews, see #200 and #406). At this stage, the Stoddart group essentially leaves the field after five years for other researchers to develop further. The review is cited over 200 times.

1985. The isolation of an adduct between the anti-cancer drug cisplatin and [18]crown-6 is described ( #129 ) and the concept of second-sphere coordination is extended to the use of cyclodextrins as second sphere ligands for transition metal ammines including the anti-cancer drug carboplatin ( #139, #140, and #141; see also #221 ). The work becomes the subject of a patent with Johnson-Matthey who supports the research at Sheffield.

1983. Donor-acceptor interactions are extended beyond second-sphere coordination to their complex formation between dibenzo crown ethers and the diquat dication in a seminal paper published in Chemical Communications (#111; see also #131 and #136) This communication draws attention to the importance of [C–H···O] interactions, in addition to the donor-acceptor interactions, in stabilizing 1:1 complexes of this type.

1981. The Stoddart group describes the use of donor-acceptor interactions between a cationic platinum complex carrying a bipyridyl ligand and dibenzo[30]crown-10 in a seminal communication published in Angewandte Chemie (#94, see also #130, #184, and #212) The X-ray crystal structure solved by David Williams at Imperial College graces the front cover of the journal and heralds the beginning of the establishment of self-assembly processes for making donor-acceptor complexes.

1981. The Stoddart group reports on the investigation of the second-sphere coordination of neutral and cationic transition metal ammines by crown ethers (#90, #91, #92, and #93; see also #109 and #152) This research represents the first really successful attempt to illustrate a phenomenon about which Werner had speculated over half a century ago.

1979. The Stoddart group writes a much-cited review “From Carbohydrate to Enzyme Analogues” for Chemical Society Reviews (#73). This article, which coincides with Stoddart’s leaving Sheffield for the first time to join the Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) Corporate Laboratory, marks the end of an era where the research goals had included supramolecular catalysis. It is cited over 180 times.

1979. The Stoddart group describes the complexation of primary alkylammonium salts by asymmetric [18]crown-6 derivatives incorporating the 4,6- O-benzylidene unit in some methyl D-glycopyranosides for the first time (#67, #68, and #69) This research line is subsequently pursued vigorously by researchers in Eastern Europe and Japan.

1977. The complexation of secondary dialkylammonium salts by 1,7-diaza[12]crown-4 is reported (#58) Some 18 years later many of the same salts are found to thread through [24]crown-8 derivatives. See #354

1975. The chiral recognition by configurationally chiral cryptands synthesized from carbohydrate precursors is described (#40 and #41)

1974. The Stoddart group describes the first synthesis of macrobicyclic polyethers with carbon bridgeheads (#30; see also #52)

1969. Stoddart describes the synthesis and characterization of medium and large heterocyclic rings from cyclic carbohydrate precursors (#11 and #17).

Administrative Responsibilities

Northwestern University:

2016-	Member of the Chemistry Faculty Honors Committee
2014-2016	Member of Chair’s Advisory Committee
2012-2016	Chair of the Chemistry Faculty Honors Committee
2011-2013	Member of the Chemistry Faculty Vision Committee
2011-2012	Member of the Chemistry Faculty Space Committee
2010-2020	Director of the Center for the Chemistry of Integrated Systems (CCIS)
2008-2011	Member of Materials Research Science and Engineering Center
2008-2012	Member of Robert H Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center
2008-2012	Member of Institute for Bionanotechnology in Medicine
2008-2012	Member of the Department of Chemistry Awards Committee
2008-2010	Member of the Integrated Molecular Structure Education and Research Center Planning Committee

University of California at Los Angeles:

2004-2007	Member of the Materials Creation Training Program
2004-2007	Member of the Research Advisory Council for UCLA
2003-2007	Director of the California NanoSystems Institute
2002-2005	Member of the Postdoctoral Advisory Committee
2002-2003	Acting Co-Director of the California NanoSystems Institute
2000-2002	Member of the Board of the California NanoSystems Institute
1998-1999	Member of the Departmental Library Committee
1997-1999	Member of Departmental Awards Committee

Birmingham University:

1995	Future Vice-Chancellor Selection Panel
1992	Postgraduate Prospectus Production – Vice-Chancellor’s Special Advisor
1992-1993	Chairman of Chemistry Futures Group
1991-1997	Member of Science Faculty Research Committee
1991-1994	Chairman of Science Faculty Industrial Liaison Panel

Sheffield University:

1988-1989	Departmental Research Committee
1982-1986	Organic Chemistry Representative on Departmental Standing Group on Computing Facilities
1981-1984	Departmental Reprentative on the Science Faculty Board
1978-1981	Organiser of the Organic Discussion group Meetings at ICI Corporate Laboratory
1978-1990	Organic Chemistry Representative on NMR Committee
1974-1977	Organic Chemistry Representative on Staff-Student Committee
1973-1975	Organic Chemistry Representative on Departmental Saftey Committee
1972-1973	Organic Chemistry Representative on Departmental Academic Development Committee

Professional Activities

Professional Societies

Lectures & Seminars

1108	19 January 2023 Global Young Scientists Symposium Keynote Lecture : “Recent Advances in the Design and Synthesis of Molecular Motors and Pumps”
1107	20 December 2022 Loyola University / New Orleans LA : First North American Supramolecular Chemistry Meeting Invited Lecture : “Artificial Molecular Machines”
1106	29 November 2022 University of Coimbra / Coimbra / Portugal / World Cultural Council Keynote Presentation : “Around the World in 80 Years”
1105	17 November 2022 Fudan University / China : ACS Central Science Summit : Modular Assembly Toward Materials Chemistry Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines”
1104	17 November 2022 Omaha NE / Inaugural Student Invited Speaker / Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry / Creighton University Invited Lecture : “Around the World in 80 Years”
1103	21–25 August 2022 Chicago IL / Fall ACS National Meeting (1) ACS Award in Applied Polymer Science : Symposium in Honor of Richard Kaner Invited Lecture : “Artificial Molecular Machines : Going from Solution to Surfaces” (2) Fifth CME NASA Symposium : Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Invited Lecture : “Sustainability Through Chemistry Away-From-Equilibrium”
1102	18 July 2022 Hamilton Hotel / Washington DC : Lasting Encounters Between Aspiring and Distinguished Scientists / ACS LEADS Conference Keynote Lecture : “Around the World in 80 Years”

1101	17 July 2022 Palmer House Hotel / Chicago : CHIRALITY 2022 Plenary Lecture : “Some Brushes with Chirality During the Past Half-Century”
1100	13–17 June 2022 Giardini Naxos / Taormina / Sicily / Italy : 20^th International Symposium on Cyclodextrins Plenary Lecture : “An Odyssey of Discovery and Invention in Cyclodextrin Chemistry”
1099	1 June 2022 Nanjing / China : 120^th Anniversary of Southeast University : Institute of Advanced Materials and School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1098	19 May 2022 Anniversary Seminar / Wiley VCH / 100 Years of Growing Knowledge Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1097	8–12 May 2022 Qatar Chapter of the American Chemical Society / Doha / Qatar : ACS Research Conference : Chemistry and Chemical Engineering in MENA (1) Invited Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines : Going from Solution to Surfaces” (2) Invited Talk : “The One and Only Bob Grubbs”
1096	30 April 2022 54^th Top Talk Seminar / Tsinghua University Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1095	23 April 2022 HIC-ZJU Distinguished Lectureship : Global Innovation Center / Zhejiang University / Hangzhou / China : Symposium on Supramolecular Materials Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1094	8–10 April 2022 Encontro Nacional de Estudiantes de Química / University of Coimbra / Portugal Institute for Electronic Science (1) Lecture : “Artificial Molecular Machines : Going from Solution to Surfaces” (2) Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1093	20–24 March 2022 San Diego CA / Spring ACS National Meeting (1) From Staudinger Macromolecules to Genome Macromolecules : Molecular Machines and Ionic Systems Invited Talk : “Artificial Molecular Machines : Going from Solution to Surfaces” (2) Ralph M Hirschmann Award in Peptide Chemistry in Honor of Samuel Stupp Invited Talk : “Photodimerization in a Cyclodextrin Metal-Organic Framework” (3) ACS Award in Colloid Chemistry in Honor of Molly Stevens Invited Talk : “Supramolecular Metallurgical Technology”
1092	3 March 2022 The COINS 2022 Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”

1091	4 January 2022 13^th US-China Green Energy Summit Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1090	14 December 2021 Hangzhou / China : Zhehjiang University / Tiangong Plan / New Matter Discovery and Fabrication based on a Research Paradigm Virtual Talk : “Here and Now : There and Then”
1089	30 November 2021 Boston / MA : Materials Research Society : Fred Kavli Distinguished Lectureship in Materials Science Lecture : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1088	12 November 2021 Milan / Italy : Politecnico di Milano / Natta Lectures Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1087	8 November 2021 UAE : Berkeley Global Science Institute / 21st Century Materials / Emerging Scholars at Frontiers Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”

1086	25 August 2021 ACS Henkel Award Symposium : In Honor of Austin Evans Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1085	25 June 2021 ACS Webinar : ACS President N. N. Cheng Frontier Friday Series Virtual Presentation : “Artificial Molecular Machines: Going from Solutions to Surfaces”
1084	20 September 2020 Seoul / Korea : Seoul National University / School of Chemistry and Biological Engineering Virtual Seminar : “Artificial Nanopumps”
1083	1 July 2020 Seoul / Korea : Nano Korea 2020 Virtual Talk : “Nanopumps and Nanomotors”
1082	30 January 2020 Copenhagen / Denmark: Torkil Holm Symposium 2020 Invited Lecture : “Artificial Pumps and their Potential Uses”
1081	18 December 2019 Wollongong / Australia: Royal Australian Institute (RACI) / Biannual Inorganic Division Meeting Plenary Lecture : “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place”
1080	6 December 2019 University Lecture / National Taiwan University / Taipei / Taiwan Public Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1079	5 December 2019 Chemistry Department Lecture / National Chiao-Tung University / Taiwan Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1078	1–3 December 2019 Hokkaido University / Sapporo / Japan: 20th International Symposium of the Research Institute for Electronic Science Plenary Lecture : “Chemically and Electrically Driven Pumps and Motors”
1077	29 November 2019 Beijing Institute of Technology / Beijing / China: Conference Promoting New Chemistry Invited Lecture : “Chemically and Electrically Driven Pumps and Motors”
1076	21–22 November 2019 Prague / Czech Republic / Institute of Chemistry and Biochemistry / Czech Academy of Sciences: Visit to ICAB and Workshop on Molecular Rotors ICAB Invited Lecture: “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place” Workshop Lecture : “Chemically and Electrically Driven Pumps and Motors”

1075	16–19 November 2019 Hong Kong University / Hong Kong (All the planned events were cancelled because of the unrest in Hong Kong)
1074	12–14 November 2019 Niederwald / Germany: New Directions for Nanoporous Materials / Hotel Jaadschloss Invited Lecture : “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place”
1073	29–31 October 2019 Yale University / New Haven / CT: Dodge Lectureship : Department of Chemical & Environmental Engineering Named Lectureship : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1072	16–18 October 2019 Wichita / KS: 2019 Midwest Regional ACS Meeting / 2019 Watkins Professorship Plenary Lecture : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1071	14–15 October 2019 Denver / CO: Robert Damrauer Lectureship / University of Colorado Public Lecture : “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place” Departmental Seminar : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”

1070	12 October 2019 Schaumburg / IL: Association of Chinese-American Scientists and Engineers (ASCE) Keynote Lecture : “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place”
1069	9–10 October 2019 Wuhan / China: World University Forum on Materials Science & Engineering Leadership Conference Presentation : “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place” University Presentation : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1068	5–8 October 2019 Kyoto / Japan: 16th Annual Meeting of the Science and Technology Society (STS) Forum Talk : “Mentorship in Tomorrow’s World”
1067	29 September – 1 October 2019 University of Puebla / Puebla / Mexico: LIV Mexican Congress of Chemistry Plenary Lecture : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1066	24–28 September 2019 ICI Distinguished Lecture Series / University of Calgary / Calgary / Canada Public Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm” Research Lecture 1 : “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place” Research Lecture 2 : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”

1065	15–18 September 2019 Lanzhou / China: 110th Anniversary Celebration of Lanzhou University Invited Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1064	5–6 September 2019 State University of New York / Buffalo / NY: OVPRED University Wide Distinguished Lectureship Distinguished Lecture : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1063	20–24 August 2019 Sanya / China: World Laureates Association Sanya Marine and Life Science Invited Presentation : “Taking Cyclodextrin Metal–Organic Frameworks from the Research Laboratory to the Market Place”
1062	4–9 August 2019 Durban / South Africa: Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry Opening Plenary Lecture : “Radical Chemistry” Master Class : “Electrochemistry on the Hoof”
1061	1–2 August 2019 Berkeley Global Science Institute / Laboratory Research Experience (LRE) Program / UC Berkeley College of Chemistry / Berkeley / CA Invited Lecture : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”

1060	14–18 July 2019 Vienna / Austria: 21st European Symposium on Organic Chemistry (ESOC 2019) Invited Lecture : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”
1059	11–13 July 2019 University of Rennes / Brittany / France: General Lecture on My History Invited Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1058	9–11 July 2019 Paris Convention Center / Paris / France: IUPAC 47th World Chemistry Congress and 50th General Assembly of IUPAC Joint Plenary Lecture with Jean-Pierre Sauvage and Ben Feringa : “Three Tenors for an Ode to Soft Machines”
1057	7–8 July 2019 Aston University / Birmingham / UK: 14th International Conference on Materials (MC14) Invited Lecture : “The Growing Influence of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1056	3–5 July 2019 Hong Kong: International Conference on Electrical Engineering Keynote Presentation : “Precision Production of Polyrotaxanes Enabled by Artificial Molecular Pumps”

1060	14–18 July 2019 Vienna / Austria: 21st European Symposium on Organic Chemistry (ESOC 2019) Invited Lecture : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”
1059	11–13 July 2019 University of Rennes / Brittany / France: General Lecture on My History Invited Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1058	9–11 July 2019 Paris Convention Center / Paris / France: IUPAC 47th World Chemistry Congress and 50th General Assembly of IUPAC Joint Plenary Lecture with Jean-Pierre Sauvage and Ben Feringa : “Three Tenors for an Ode to Soft Machines”
1057	7–8 July 2019 Aston University / Birmingham / UK: 14th International Conference on Materials (MC14) Invited Lecture : “The Growing Influence of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1056	3–5 July 2019 Hong Kong: International Conference on Electrical Engineering Keynote Presentation : “Precision Production of Polyrotaxanes Enabled by Artificial Molecular Pumps”

1055	28 June–1 July 2019 Corfu / Greece: Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (6th ICAN) Opening Plenary Lecture : “Radical Molecular Technology”
1054	23–27 June 2019 Singapore: ICMAT 2019: Materials Research Society of Singapore Public Lecture : “Research Excellence Through Innovation : Doing One’s Own Thing” Plenary Lecture : “The Growing Influence of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”
1053	19–20 June 2019 Naval Research Laboratory / Washington, DC: 2019 Sigma Xi – Edison Memorial Lecture Named Lecture : “Engines Through the Ages”
1052	2–6 June 2019 Leece / Italy: XIV International Symposium on Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry (ISMSC-2019) Invited Lecture : “A Decade of Radical Chemistry by the Trabolsi School” High School Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1051	30 May–1 June 2019 Politecnico di Milano / Milan / Italy: Natta Lecture Named Lecture : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”

1050	29–30 May 2019 Milan / Italy: Bracco Invited Lecture : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”
1049	20–21 May 2019 Ghent University / Ghent / Belgium: Seminar on Science for Peace and Sustainability Seminar : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”
1048	19–21 May 2019 Ghent University / Ghent / Belgium: 2019 IUPAC Conference on Crop Protection Keynote Lecture : “Research Excellence Through Innovation : Doing One’s Own Thing”
1047	15–16 May 2019 Augustinian Abbey / Brno / Czech Republic: Mendel Lecture Invited Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1046	5–8 May 2019 Budapest / Hungary: Frontiers in Polymer Science Invited Lecture : “The Growing Impact of the Mechanical Bond on Polymer and Materials Sciences”

1045	2–5 May 2019 University of Louisville / Louisville / KY: Kentucky Derby Lectureship Derby Lecture : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines” General Audience Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1044	1 May 2019 Sheraton Lisle / Naperville / IL: Great Lakes Regional ACS Meeting / “Chemistry Connections – Careers – Education – Sustainability” Plenary Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1043	28–30 April 2019 Clemson University / Clemson / SC: Special University Seminar Seminar: “My Journey to Stockholm”
1042	23–24 April 2019 Indiana University / Bloomington / IN: Frank C Mathers Lectureship Named Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1041	17–19 April 2019 Andrews University / Berrienen Springs / MI: 2019 Dwan L Ford Guest Lecture Series / Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar Program Seminar : “Engines Through the Ages”

1040	14–15 April 2019 United States Naval Academy / Annapolis / MD: 2019 Michelson Lecture Lecture : “Engines Through the Ages”
1039	12 April 2019 Department of Chemistry / Marquette University / Milwaukee / WI: Distinguished Habbermann Lecture Invited Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1038	10 April 2019 Universidad Federal Fluminese / Niteróil / Brazil: NPII Invited Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1037	9 April 2019 Universidad de Brasilia / Brasilia / Brazil: NPII Invited Lecture : “Engines Through the Ages”
1036	8 April 2019 Universidad de São Paulo / São Paulo / Brazil: Nobel Prize Inspiration Initiative (NPII) Invited Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”

1035	31 March–4 April 2019 Orlando / FL Spring 2019 ACS National Meeting / Graduate Student Symposium on “Artificial Molecular Machines and the Next Generation of Molecular Control” Invited Presentation : “Precision Synthesis of Polyrotaxanes Enabled by Artificial Molecular Machines” Orlando / FL : Spring ACS National Meeting / ACS Chemistry of Materials Award Invited Talk : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”
1034	26–28 March 2018 Helsinki / Finland: Centenary Celebration of the Finnish Chemical Society Invited Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1033	24–25 March 2019 Palace of the Academies in Brussels / Belgium: Symposium on Building and Probing Small Plenary Lecture : “Radical Chemistry”
1032	23 March 2019 University of Tokyo / Tokyo / Japan: Special Seminar Seminar : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”
1031	16–19 March 2019 Pennsylvania Convention Center / Philadelphia / PA: 2019 Wallace H Coulter Lecture Named Lecture : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”

1030	11 March 2019 Auckland University of Technology / Auckland / New Zealand: New Zealand Institute of Chemistry Semimar : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1029	23–25 February 2019 Würtzburg / Germany: SuperChem 2019 Invited Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1028	25–26 January 2019 University of Chicago: Burns Symposium Presentation / 30 min : “Radical Chemistry”
1027	20–25 January 2019 NTU / Singapore: Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS) 2019 Plenary Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Doors” Small Group Discussion : “Doing One’s Own Thing”
1026	9–11 January 2019 Wuhan University / Wuhan / China: College of Chemistry and Molecular Science General Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm” Research Lecture : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”

1025	2 January 2019 Boston / MA: ACERA / The Massachusetts School of Science Creativity and Leadership Middle School Talk : “Doing One’s Own Thing”
1024	14 December 2018 Lyon / France: Université Claude Bernard Lyon Public Lecture : “Doing One’s Own Thing”
1023	12–14 December 2018 Lyon / France: Two-Day Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry Invited Lecture : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”
1022	2–7 December 2018 International Convention Center / CSIR / Pretoria / South Africa: 43rd National Convention / South African Chemical Institute Plenary Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1021	26–29 November 2018 UCLA / Los Angeles / CA: Mautner Memorial Lecture Series Public Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm” Research Lecture : “Engines Through the Ages”

1020	19–23 November 2018 University of Bologna / Bologna / Italy: Molecular Machine Days Invited Lecture : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”
1019	4–7 November 2018 Othon Palace Hotel / Copacabana Beach / Rio de Janiero / Brazil: 2018 Sustainable Industry Processing Summit (SIPS) Plenary Lecture : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”
1018	31 October–2 November 2018 Princeton University / Princeton / NJ: Mislow Symposium / Department of Chemistry Invited Lecture : “Radical Chemistry in the Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”
1017	28–30 October 2018 Vanderbilt University / Nashville / TN 2018 Mitchum E Warren Jr Lecture in Chemistry Named Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1016	25–27 October 2018 Odense / Denmark: University of Southern Denmark Invited Lecture : “Farmer’s Boy Turned Scientist Meets Queen of Scotland and King of Sweden”

1015	21–25 October 2018 Ani Plaza Hotel / Yerevan / Armenia:Symposium ArmChemFront 2018 Plenary Lecture : “Engines Through the Ages” TUMO Creative Center Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1014	18–21 October 2018 Westlake University / Hangzhou / China: Symposium on the Frontiers of Sciences and Transformation / WE Forum Invited Speech : “The Wisdom of Supporting Creative People to do Transformative Research”
1013	15–17 October 2018 Emory University / Atlanta / GA: 2018 Emerson Center Award Keynote Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1012	11 October 2018 Rugby School / Rugby / UK : Science Society Talk : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1011	7–8 October 2018 St Andrews University / UK: Irvine Memorial Lecture General Interest Lecture : “Sweet Reflections : Tracing my Academic Lineage Back to Sir James Irvine”

1010	4–5 October 2018 Department of Chemistry / Washington University / St Louis: 2018 Samuel Weissman Lectures Public Lecture : “Engines Through the Ages” Seminar : “Life After a Nobel Prize”
1009	24–25 September 2018 La Fonda on the Plaza / Santa Fe / NM: Annual Center for Integrated Technologies (CINT) Users Meeting Keynote Address : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1008	9–17 September 2018 Tour de China : Several Venues 11 September 2018 Zhejiang University: One-Day British-Chinese Symposium Invited Lecture : “Life After a Nobel Prize” 12–14 September 2018 Tianjin University: Visionary Trends in Molecular Sciences Program : “Engines Through the Ages” 15 September 2018 Beijing University of Chemical Technology: Celebration of 60th Anniversary Invited Lecture : “Mingling Art with Science” 16 September 2018 Beijing Institute of Technology: Conference on Promoting New Chemistry Invited Lecture : “Research Excellence Through Innovation : Doing Your Own Thing” 17 September 2018 Beijing China Association for Science and Technology: World Conference on Science Literacy / Promoting Science Literacy Invited Lecture : “The American Chemical Society Project SEED Program : A 50-Year-Long Experiment in Promoting Science Literacy in the United States” Invited Lecture : “Research Excellence Through Innovation : Doing Your Own Thing”
1007	1–5 September 2018 2018 Makhlouf Haddadin Lectureship / Department of Chemistry American University of Beirut / Beirut / Lebanon Research Talk : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond” Mentoring Talk : “Research Excellence Through Innovation : Doing Your Own Thing”
1006	19–23 August 2018 ACS Meeting / Boston / MA: Nanoscience, Nanotechnology and Beyond Presentation to ACS Board of Directors : “Research Experience Through Innovation : Doing Your Own Thing” Patterson-Crane Award Symposium / Multidisciplinary Program Group (Award to Paul Weiss / ULCA) Invited Lecture : “Treating Molecular Nanotechnology to Show and Tell” Materials Genome Approach to Structure and Function / Division of Polymer Chemistry Invited Lecture : “Harnessing Artificial Molecular Machines in Slide-Ring Polymer Synthesis”

1005	12–17 August 2018 University of New South Wales / Sydney / Australia: Howard Nobel Lectureship Named Lecture : “Engines Through the Ages” First-Year Undergraduate Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
1004	6–10 August 2018 International Nanoscale Student Conference (INASCON 2018) Norwegian University of Science and Technology / Trondheim / Norway Lecture : “Life After a Nobel Prize”
1003	3–5 August 2018 Northwestern University / Evanston IL : 10th Anniversary of the Dichtel Group Presentation : “Engines Through the Ages”
1002	14–18 July 2018 Merck 350 Anniversary Scientific Conference / Curious 2018 Future Insight Frankfurt / Germany Keynote Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
1001	8–13 July 2018 Québec City / Québec / Canada: 13th International Symposium on Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry (ISMSC-2018) Nobel Lecture : “Life After a Nobel Prize”

1000	26–30 June 2018 Telluride / CO: 3rd Telluride Conference on Molecular Rotors, Motors and Switches Town Talk : “Engines Through the Ages” Invited Lecture : “Making Mechanical Bonds with Electricity”
999	20 June 2018 Nankai University / Tianjin / China: Yang Shixian Forum Named Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
998	19 June 2018 Tsinghua University / Beijing / China: Top Talk Talk : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”
997	16–18 June 2018 Seoul / South Korea: Panel Discussions in Asia Pacific Region : Wiley Impact Forums Presentation : “Transformative Research : Doing Your Own Thing”
996	9–12 June 2018 Frankfurt / Germany: ACHEMA – World Forum for Processing Industries Opening Ceremony Plenary Lecture : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”

995	3–7 June 2018 Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities / Jerusalem / Israel: Grand Challenges in the Chemical Sciences Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
994	30 May 2018 Technion / Israel Institute of Technology / Haifa / Israel: Wolf Prize Symposium Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World of Wonders”
993	19–22 May 2018 Department of Chemistry / University of Nottingham / UK: Sir Jesse Boot Foundation Lectureship Lecture : “Serendipity Stokes Discovery : Disrupting Established Industries”
992	14–18 May 2018 Universidad Autonoma Madrid / Spain Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
991	10 May 2018 Science Museum / South Kensington / London / UK: Science Museum Annual Dinner Speech : “Engines Through the Ages”

990	22–24 April 2018 University of Montana / Missoula / MT: President’s Lecture Series Seminar : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond” Lecture : “Mingling Art with Science”
989	15 April 2018 DePaul University / Chicago: Chicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium (CAURS) Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
988	12–14 April 2018 Queen’s University / Kingston / Ontario / Canada: Inaugural Walter A Szarek Lecture Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World of Wonders”
987	4–6 April 2018 Wageningen / The Netherlands: Royal Netherlands Chemical Society, Organic Division, Wageningen International Symposium Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World of Wonders”
986	3 April 2018 Department of Chemistry / University of Warwick / UK: Supporing the Next Generation of Scientists / First Warwick Postdoctoral Science Symposium Keynote Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”

985	19–23 March 2018 Technion / Israel Institute of Technology / Haifa / Israel: Apeloig Lecture Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
984	16 March 2018 University of Tokyo / Tokyo / Japan: Special Lecture Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
983	11–15 March 2018 Yokohama / Tokyo / Japan: 10th HOPE Meetin Esteemed Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
982	13–16 February 2018 Doha / Qatar: 10th Anniversary of TAMU in Qatar and QAFCD Symposium Keynote Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
981	12 February 2018 Mahidol University / Bangkok / Thaila: Faculty of Science Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”

980	9 February 2018 Bangkok / Thailand: Chulalongkorn University Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
979	9 February 2018 Hat Yai / Songhla / Thailand: Prince of Songhla University Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
978	6–10 February 2018 Hat Yai / Songkhla / Thailand: Pure and Applied Chemistry International Conference 2018 (PACCON 2018) :Chemistry Towards a Sustainable Future Plenary Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World of Wonders”
977	5 February 2018 Colorado School of Mines / Golden / CO: Chemistry Department’s Student-Invited Seminar Committe Seminar : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World of Wonders”
976	1 February 2018 University of Texas / El Paso / TX: Centennial Lectureship Centennial Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”

975	28–31 January 2018 University of Wollongong / Australia: International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Public Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm” Plenary Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
974	23 January 2018 National University of Singapore / Singapore: Public Lecture Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
973	21–25 January 2018 National Research Foundation / Singapore: Sixth Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS 2018) Masterclass : “My Journey to Stockholm” Small Group Presentation : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond” Plenary Lecture : “Going for Gold”
972	16–18 January 2018 Stanford University / Palo Alto / CA: Global Frontiers in Science and Technology Program for Chinese Business Leaders Presentation : “The Power of Serendipity in Producing Emergent NanoSystems with Profound Nanotechnological Implications”
971	19 December 2017 University of Padova / Italy: Department of Chemical Sciences Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”

970	18–20 December 2017 University of Padova / Italy: Galileo School of Higher Education : Galileo Lecture Lectio Magistralis : “My Journey to Stockholm”
969	12 December 2017 Berlin / Germany: Technische Universität Institute of Chemistry Seminar : “The Rise and Promise of Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
968	10 December 2017 Berlin / Germany: Alexander von Humboldt Foundation International Advisory Board Dinner Speech : “Trust in Science and Scholarship”
967	5 December 2017 University of Sharjah / Sharjah / UAE : Public Presentations in front of the Ruler Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm” Lecture : “Emergent Applications in NanoScience and Supramolecular Chemistry”
966	1 December 2017 Hong Kong Baptist University / Hong Kong / China : General Lecture Symposium on Nanomachines : Powering Molecules Keynote Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Artificial Molecular Machines”

965	28 November – 2 December 2017 Hong Kong Baptist University / Hong Kong / China : General Lecture Public Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
964	20 November 2017 University of Groningen / The Netherlands: Molecular Machines Nobel Prize Conference Plenary Lecture : “Emergent Applications in NanoScience and Supramolecular Chemistry”
963	17 November 2017 Wageningen University / The Netherlands: Netherlands Award for Supramolecular Chemistry Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”
962	16 November 2017 University of Twente / Enschede / The Netherlands: Netherlands Award for Supramolecular Chemistry Invited Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins as We Know Them : Emergence Opens up a Whole New World of Wonders”
961	15 November 2017 Radboud University Nijmegen / Nijmegen / The Netherlands: Netherlands Award for Supramolecular Chemistry Invited Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

960	14 November 2017 Technical University of Eindhoven / The Netherlands: Netherlands Award for Supramolecular Chemistry Invited Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
959	13 November 2017 Technical University of Eindhoven / The Netherlands: Netherlands Award for Supramolecular Chemistry Invited Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”
958	5–8 November 2017 Jeju / South Korea: ACS Asia-Pacific International Chapters Conference Plenary Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
957	3 November 2017 Virginia Tech / Blacksburg / VA: Highlands in Chemistry Lecture Series, The Friends of Larry Taylor Lectureship Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
956	29 October 2017 China World Hotel / Beijing / China: Future Forum Annual Conference Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”

955	26 October 2017 Science Café / Beijing / China: Understanding Science Beijing Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm” Informal Talk : “Meet a Nobel Knight and a Tsinghua Adventurer Face-to-Face”
954	25 October 2017 Tsinghua University / Beijing / China: Tsinghua Xuetang Lecture Lecture : “My Journey to Stockholm”
953	24 October 2017 Shanghai: Organic Letters / Journal of Organic Chemistry Two-Day Symposium sponsored by ACS on “Innovation in Molecular Synthesis” Lecture : “The Design and Synthesis of Artificial Molecular Machines”
952	21 October 2017 ECUST / Shanghai / China: Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of ECUST Keynote Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”
951	9 October 2017 University of Glasgow / Glasgow / Scotland: Engineering Scotland Autumn Lecture Invited Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

950	30 September 2017 Chicago Organic Symposium / University of Illinois at Chicago Keynote Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”
949	23–27 September 2017 Alexandria / Egypt: International Conference on Chemistry Progress for Sustainable Development / Bibliotheca Alexandria Invited Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World” Invited Lecture : “A Global Strategy for Conducting Research and Mentoring Young Researchers in the 21st Century”
948	9 September 2017 Rothesay / Bute / Scotland: Scottish Innovation Award / Baird of Bute Society Invited Talk : “My Road to Stockholm”
947	20–22 August 2017 Washington / DC: 254th American Chemical Society National Meeting :Tetrahedron Symposium in Honor of Ben Feringa Invited Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

946	25–28 July 2017 Pittsburgh Marriott City Center / Pittsburgh / PA: 17th IEEE International Conference on Nanotechnology (IEEE–NANO 2017) Plenary Talk : “A Case History in Designing and Constructing Artificial Molecular Machines”
945	24 July 2017 Portland State University / Portland / OR: Portland State Women in STEM Group Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens up a Whole New World of Wonders”
944	20–23 July 2017 Portland State University / Portland / OR: 2017 Graduate Research Symposium 45 Minute Seminar : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”
943	9–14 July 2017 Sao Paulo / Brazil : 46th IUPAC World Chemistry Congress (IUPAC-2017) Special Plenary Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

942	27 June 2017 University of Nottingham / UK : Seminar on Serendipity Talk : “Serendipity Strikes Twice : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World of Wonders”
941	19 June 2017 Nanyang Technical University / Singapore: Nanyang Chemistry Distinguished Lectureship Lecture : “The Rise and Potential of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”
940	18–23 June 2017 Pan Pacific Hotel / Singapore: 9th International Symposium on Materials and Advanced Technologies (ICMAT 2017) Plenary Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : A Double Round of Serendipity” Nobel Laureate Public Lecture : “The Mechanical Bond : Mingling Art with Science”
939	11–16 June 2017 Holderness School / Holderness / NH: Gordon Research Conference on “Artificial Molecular Switches and Machines” Invited Lecture : “Probing Ways of Getting Molecular Machines to (Do) Work”

938	7 June 2017 Shenzhen / China: Sun Yat-Sen University Invited Lecture : “Serendipity Strikes Twice : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World of Wonders”
937	6 June 2017 Hong Kong / China: Hong Kong Baptist University Invited Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond : Mingling Art with Science”
936	26–29 May 2017 Orleans / LA: 2017 American Crystallographic Association (ACA) Meeting Opening Ceremony Lecture : “How Crystallography Helped to Create a New Bond in Chemistry”
935	24 May 2017 Northwestern / Evanston: Slivka Fireside Chat Talk : “The Road to Stockholm”

934	20–21 May 2017 Les Diablerets / Switzerland: 2017 Gordon Research Seminar on “Self-Assembly and Supramolecular Chemistry” with the subtitle, “Kinetic and Thermodynamic Understanding of Applied Supramolecular Systems” Keynote Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World”
933	16 May 2017 Kobe / Japan : Kobe Women’s Club Talk : “The Mechanical Bond : The Road to Stockholm”
932	15 May 2017 Canadian Academy / Rokko Island / Kobe / Japan : High School Talk : “The Mechanical Bond : Mingling Art with Science”
931	13 May 2017 Peking University / Beijing / China : SAFEA Award Ceremony : International Teacher of the Year Keynote Lecture : “The Road to Stockholm and Beyond”

930	12 May 2017 NICE / Beijing / China : 2017 International Forum on Clean Energy Technology and Engineering Management Lecture : “Going for Gold”
929	11 May 2017 Sichuan University / Chengdu / China : Chemistry Department Lecture Lecture : “The Mechanical Bond : Mingling Art with Science”
928	10 May 2017 Chengdu / China : 2017 Chengdu Global Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fair Keynote Speech : “The Road to Stockholm and Beyond” Keynote Speech : “Serendipity Strikes Twice : Emergence Opens up a Whole New World of Wonders”
927	7–9 May 2017 Zhejiang University / Shanghai / China : Zhu Kezhan Distinguished Lectures General Lecture : “The Mechanical Bond : Mingling Art with Science” Second Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World”
926	5 May 2017 Royal Sonesta Hotel / Cambridge / MA : 6th Advances in Chemical Sciences Symposium Keynote Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

925	2–3 May 2017 KACST / Riyadh / Kingdom of Saudi Arabia : Workshop Lecture 1 : “The Rise and Promise of Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond” Lecture 2 : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World”
924	11–13 April 2017 University of Warwick / UK : Faraday Conference General Public Lecture : “The Mechanical Bond : Mingling Art with Science”
923	4–5 April 2017 San Francisco / CA : 253rd American Chemical Society National Meeting : Division of Polymer Chemistry : “Smart Molecules and Materials from Cyclodextrins” Invited Lecture : “Concurrent Covalent and Supramolecular Polymerization”
922	31 March 2017 / UC Berkeley / CA : Forum on Materials Beyond IV Presentation : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : A Double Round of Serendipity”
921	28–30 March 2017 Munich / Germany : Wacker Biosolutions Annual Meeting Presentation : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins : Emergence Opens Up a Whole New World”

920

14 March 2017 University of Sheffield / Sheffield / UK : Public Lecture incorporating the Krebs Lecture

Public / Krebs Lecture : “The Mechanical Bond : Mingling Art with Science”

919

7 March 2017 French Academy of Sciences / Institut de France / Quai Conti / Paris : Presentation on Molecular Machines

Seminar : “Probing Ways of Getting Molecular Machines to (Do) Work”

918

6 March 2017 Strasbourg / France : Nobel Day in Strasbourg

Seminar : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

917

2 March 2017 China Normal University (ECNU) / Shanghai / China : Presentation

Seminar : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

916

1 March 2017 University / Shanghai / China : Wu Zhengkai Lectureship

Lecture : “Materials Beyond Cyclodextrins. A Double Round of Serendipity”

915

28 February 2017 East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST) / Shanghai / China: Presentation

Seminar : “Probing Ways of Getting Molecular Machines to (Do) Work”

914

20–26 February 2017 Tianjin University / Tianjin / China: Peiyang Symposium and International Symposium on Visionary Trends in Molecular Science

Symposium Lecture : “The Rise and Promise of the Mechanical Bond in Chemistry and Beyond”

Presentation to Undergraduate and High School Students : “Reflections on Meeting the Queen of England

and the King of Sweden”

913

17–21 January 2017 Experts Symposium: Great Hall of the People / Beijing / China : National Government – Foreign Expersts Symposium

SAFEA Speech : “The Creation and Exploration of Possible Other Worlds”

912

16 December 2016 University of Edinburgh / Scotland / UK: Swan Lecture Theatre / King’s Buildings

Invited Lecture : “Design and Synthesis of Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”

911

15 December 2016 Edinburgh / Scotland / UK MASC 2016 University of Edinburgh

Plenary Lecture : “A Look at Life Before and After the Age of 64”

910

15 December 2016 Edinburgh / Scotland / UK: Erskine Stewart’s Melville Schools

Talk : “Reflections on Meeting the Queen of Scotland and the King of Sweden”

909

14 December 2015 Gothenburg / Sweden Chalmers University of Technology & Gothenburg University

Invited Lecture : “Design and Synthesis of Molecular Machines based on the Mechanical Bond”

908

13 December 2016 Uppsala / Sweden: Department of Chemistry Uppsala University

Invited Lecture : “Design and Synthesis of Molecular Machines based on the Mechanical Bond”

907

9 December 2016 Rålambshovsskolan / Stockholm / Sweden: Meeting with High School Students

Lecture : “Introducing a New Bond in Chemistry : The Mechanical Bond”

906

9 December 2016 Bromvac Gymnasium / Stockholm / Sweden: Meeting with High School Students

Lecture : “Introducing a New Bond in Chemistry : The Mechanical Bond”

905

8 December 2016 Stockholm / Sweden: Nobel Committee for Chemistry Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

Nobel Lecture : “Design and Synthesis of Molecular Machines Based on the Mechanical Bond”

904

11 November 2016 New York University / New York / NY: Symposium in Honor of Andrew Hamilton

Invited Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond : From Molecules to Machines”

903

10 November 2016 Philadelphia / PA: 2016 Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture Chemical Heritage Foundation

Public Lecture : “Mingling Art with Science”

902

1 November 2016 School of Chemistry / The University of Birmingham: Special Nobel Lecture

Special Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond : From Molecules to Machines”

901

31 October 2016 University of Warwick / UK: Royal Society of Chemistry Carbohydrate Group Meeting :

Haworth Memorial Lecture

Haworth Memorial Lecture : “Serendipity at Work”

900

25–26 October 2016 KFUMP / Dhahran Campus: 4th Saudi International Nanotechnology Conference / SINC 2016

Invited Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond : From Molecules to Machines”

899

21–25 August 2016 Philadelphia / PA: 252nd American Chemical Society Meeting : Division of Polymer Chemistry :

“A Materials Genomic Approach to Materials Structure and Function”

Invited Lecture : “Making Sliding Ring Polymers Using a Dual Molecular Pump”

898

2–5 August 2016 Enschede / The Netherlands: INASCON 2016. International Nanoscience Student Conference

Keynote Lecture : “Serendipity at Work”

897

26–29 July 2016 Salve Regina / Newport / RI: GRC Conference on “Stereochemistry”

Invited Lecture : “Stereochemistry of the Mechanical Bond”

896

26 July 2016 University of Bath / Bath / UK: 5th International Conference on “Molecular Sensors and Molecular

Logic Gates” (MSMLG 2016)

Conceptual Lecture : “Serendipity at Work”

895

17–23 July 2016 Telluride / CO: Workshop on “Molecular Rotors, Machines and Switches”

Talk : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond: From Molecules to Machines”

894

10–16 July 2016 The K-Hotel Seoul / Korea: ISMSC 2016

Plenary Lecture : “Artificial Molecular Pumps”

893

29 June – 1 July 2016 Herrenhausen Palace / Hannover / Germany: Third International Symposium on Micro- and Nanomachines

Keynote Talk : “Design and Synthesis of Non-Equilibrium Systems”

892

20–24 June 2016 University of Durham / Durham / UK: The Durham Lectures 2016

Lecture 1 “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

Lecture 2 “Cooperative Capture in Rotaxane Synthesis”

Lecture 3 “Serendipity at Work”

891

1–4 May 2016 Rockville Hilton / MD: DOE BES 2016 BRN Workshop for “Synthesis Science for Energy Relevant Technology”

Short Talk : “Non-Equilibrium Systems”

890

21–22 April 2016 2016 Department of Chemistry / Duke University / Durham / NC: Douglas G Hill Memorial Lecture

Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

889

20 April 2016 University of Nottingham / UK: Opening Event of the Nanoscale and Microscale Research Centre (NMRC)

Invited Talk : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

888

20–24 March 2016 Texas A&M University / College Station / TX: “Frontiers in Chemical Research Lecture Series”

Three Invited Lectures in the Department of Chemistry under the theme : “Emergent and Integrated

Systems Chemistry”

Talk 1 “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

Talk 2 “Design and Synthesis of Non-Equilibrium Systems”

Talk 3 “Three Tales of Serendipity”

887

14–17 March 2016 San Diego / CA: 251st ACS National Meeting on “Supramolecular Chemistry : A Crown and Anchor Approach”

Invited Lecture : “Cation Dependent Gold Recovery with α–Cyclodextrin facilitated by Second-Sphere Coordination”

886

23–25 January 2016 UT Austin / Austin / TX: Scottish Supramolecular Symposium

Invited Lecture : “To a Tale or Two of Serendipity”

885

15–20 December 2015 PACIFICHEM 2015 / Honolulu / HI

(i) Symposium on “Practical Applications of Basic Research on Molecular Recognition”

(Tran / Kano / Easton)

Talk : “Tunable Solid State Fluorescent Materials for Supramolecular Encryption”

(ii) Symposium on “Frontiers of Organic Porous Materials”

(Jang / Wang / Zhang)

Talk : “Separation Science with Cyclodextrin Metal-Organic Frameworks”

(iii) Symposium on “Organic Solid-State Chemistry, Properties, and Reactivity”

(Sakamoto / MacGillivray Vittal)

Talk : “The Solid State Properties of CBPQT4+, CBPQT2(•+), CBPQT0 and Catenanes Containing

these Different Redox States of CBPQT4+”

884

22 November 2015 St Andrews / Dundee / Scotland: Departmental Program

Invited Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

883

25 September 2015 Peking University / Beijing / China: Departmental Program

Xinda Forum : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

882

16 August 2015 Boston / MA : 250th ACS National Meeting: Mark Scholar Award in Honor of Stuart Rowan / POLY DIV

Invited Lecture : “A New Approach for Constructing Two-Dimensional Monolayers”

881

31 July 2015 Institute of Chemistry / Chinese Academy of Sciences / Beijing / China: Institute Program

Molecular Science Frontier Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

880

6–9 July 2015 Taormina / Sicily / Italy: CALIX 2015

Plenary Lecture : “ExBox and ExCage”

879

3–5 July 2015 Strasbourg / France: 50th Anniversary of the Lehn Laboratory

Invited Lecture : “From Supramolecular to Emergent and Integrated Systems Chemistry”

878

7–12 June 2015 Stonehill College / Easton / MA: GRC on “Artificial Molecular Switches and Motors”

Invited Lecture : “Artificial Molecular Machines and Switches”

877

22 March 2015 Denver / CO: 249th ACS National Meeting / POLY Division Symposium on “Next Generation Smart Materials” (One Day Only)

Invited Lecture : “Tunable Solid-State Fluorescent Materials for Supramolecular Encryption”

876

1–13 February 2015 London–Nottingham–Reading–Leeds / UK: RSC Centenary Lectures

(i) 4 February 2015 RSC Southeast Regional Meeting Organic Division

Imperial College London :

Centenary Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

(ii) 6 February 2015 Department of Chemistry

Nottingham University

Centenary Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

(iii) 9 February 2015 RSC Centenary Lecture Symposium

Reading University

Centenary Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

(iv) 11 February 2015 Department of Chemistry

Leeds University

Centenary Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

875

24–29 January 2015 Bordeaux / France: Bordeaux 2015 Symposium on Foldamers

Lecture : “Viologen-Based Foldamers” Plenary

874

1–4 December 2014 KACST / Riyadh/ KSA: 3rd Saudi International Nanotechnology Conference

Invited Lecture : “Extended Nanoporous Carbohydrate Frameworks”

873

26–30 November 2014 CeNTech Münster / Germany: IRTG Symposium

Invited Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

872

20 November 2014 University of Pennsylvania / Philadelphia / PA: Alan G. /MacDiarmid Medal

Lecture : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

871

2–11 November 2014 Delhi / Hyderabad / Chennai / India: RSC Workshop Event

Three Plenary Lectures : “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”

Three Schools Lectures : “Mingling Art with Science”

870

25–30 September 2014 Peking University / China: 7th PKU–Eli Lilly Symposium of Organic Chemistry

Invited Lecture : “Artificial Molecular Motors”

869	10-14 August 2014 San Francisco/CA: 248^th American Chemical Society Meeting Talk: “Development of Supramolecular Nano-Gating on Mesoporous Silica for In Vivo Therapeutic Applications” Talk: “Controlled Π-Π Assemblies by Dynamic Covalent Chemistry” Talk: “Artificial Molecular Motors” Talk: “Extended Metal-Carbohydrate Frameworks”
868	29 June-4 July 2014 Telluride Science Research Center (TRSC)/Telluride/CO: Workshop on Molecular Rotors, Motors, and SwitchesInvited Lecture: “From Molecular Switches to Molecular Motors”
867	7-11 June 2014 Conference Center/SIOC/Shanghai/China: 9^th International Symposium on Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry (9ISMSC)Plenary Lecture: “Extended Metal-Carbohydrate Frameworks”
866	1-5 June 2014 Waterville Valley Resort/Waterville Valley/NH: Gordon Research Conferene on Crystal Engineering Talk: “Three Tales of Serendipity”
865	29-31 May 2014 Saarland University/Saarbrücken/Germany: 17^th International Cyclodextrin Symposium (ICS17)Keynote Lecture: “Extended Metal-Carbohydrate Frameworks”
864	16 April 2014 Firehouse Grill/Evanston/IL: Science Café Talk: “Serendipity: Making Gold Green”
863	22-26 March 2014 Lectures in Whitehorse and Dawson City/Yukon/Canada: Yukon Science Institute Lectures: “Making Gold Green”
862	16-20 March 2014 Dallas/TX: PMSE Symposium on “Dynamic Covalent Chemistry in Polymer Science” 247^th American Chemical Society MeetingTalk: “Dynamic Naphthalene Diimide-Based Oligorotaxanes”
861	28 February-2 March 2014 Kendal Cram Hall/Lavin-Bernick Center/Tulane University/New Orleans/LA Invited Lecture: “Three Tales of Serendipity”
860	27 February 2014 UT Austin/TX: Vista Lectureship Lecture: “Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
859	17-18 February 2014 UC Berkeley/CA: William G Dauben Lectureship in Organic Chemistry Lecture: “Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
858	15 January 2014 Indian Institute of Science/Bangalore/India: 2014 Centenary Lecture Centenary Lecture: “Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
857	12-17 January 2014 Indian Institute of Science/Bangalore/India: 27^th International Carbohydrates Symposium (ICS27)Plenary Lecture: “Extended Metal-Carbohydrate Frameworks”
856	16-17 December 2013 School of Chemistry/University of Glasgow/Scotland: RSC Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Conference (MASC 2013)Plenary Lecture: “Radical Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry”
855	20-25 November 2013 University of Zürich/Zürich/Switzerland: Alfred Werner Symposium Talk: “Second Sphere Coordination Revisited”
854	23-25 October 2013 University of Jyväskylä/Jyväskylä/Finland: 10^th Anniversary Nanoscience Days Special Anniversary Lecture: “Three Tales of Serendipity at Work in the Nano Foundry”
853	10-18 October 2013 Canberra/Australia: Birch Lectureship at Australian National University Public Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science” Lecture 1: “New Twists and Turns in Radical Organic Chemistry” Lecture 2: “Three Chemical Tales of Serendipity at Work in the Nano Foundry”
852	13 September 2013 Princeton/NJ: 35^th Princeton ACS Fall Organic Chemistry Symposium Seminar: “Three Tales of Serendipity”
851	9 September 2013 Indianapolis Convention Center/Indianapolis/IN: 246^th ACS Meeting: Symposium on Supramolecular Nanomaterials (COLL Division)Invited Lecture: “From Molecular Switches to Molecular Motors”
850	31 August-5 September 2013 Prague/Czech Republic: European Symposium on Organic Reactivity (ESOR 2013) Plenary Lecture: “New Twists and Turns in Radical Organic Chemistry”
849	7-11 July 2013 Crystal City/Arlington/VA: International Symposium on Macrocyclic and Supramolecular ChemistryPublic Lecture: “Artificial Molecular Motors”
848	30 June-3 July 2013 Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre/Singapore: International Conference on Materials and Advanced Technologies (ICMAT 2013)Plenary Lecture: “From Molecular Switches to Molecular Machines”
847	25-29 June 2013 University of Edinburgh/Edinburgh/Scotland: Scotland Chemistry Tercentenary Public Lecture: “Chemistry’s Place in Today’s World”
846	15-20 May 2013 University of Bonn/Bonn/Germany: International Symposium on Templates in Chemistry-Present and FuturePlenary Lecture: “Radical Templation”
845	28 April-2 May 2013 Pott Shrigley/Cheshire/UK: High Polymer Research Group (HPRG) Conference on Supramolecular Self-AssemblyInvited Lecture: “Making Stuff and Directing Things”
844	26 April 2013 University of Iowa/Iowa City/IA: Wawzonek Lectureship Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
843	19-21 April 2013 Department of Chemistry/University of South Florida/FL: 11^th Raymond Castle Research ConferencePlenary Lecture: “Mingling Art and Science”
842	3-7 March 2013 Sorrento/Italy: Third International Conference on Multifunctional, Hybrid and Nanomaterials Plenary Lecture: “From Molecular Switches to Molecular Machines”
841	14-15 February 2013 Department of Chemistry/University of Alabama/AL: Cava Lectureship General Lecture: “Mingling Art and Science” Technical Lecture: “Structure and Mechanism in Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
840	3-5 February 2013 Department of Chemistry/University of Miami/FL: Departmental Seminar Students’ Choice Seminar: “New Twists and Turns in Radical Organic Chemistry”
839	16-17 January 2013 Dartmouth College/NH: Henry Dreyfus Chemistry Lectureship General Lecture: “Mingling Art and Science” Technical Lecture: “New Twists and Turns in Radical Organic Chemistry”
838	11-13 January 2013 Crowne Plaza Hotel/Palo Alto/CA: Foresight Technical Conference: Session on Molecular Machines and Non-Equilibrium ProcessesLecture: “Autonomous Artificial Molecular Transport”
837	3-7 November 2012 NYU Abu Dhabi Institute/Abu Dhabi: General Talk to NYUAD Institute Talk: “Scientific Research on a Global Scale”
836	24-28 October 2012 DYNAMOL: European Commission-Sponsored Research Training Network Invited Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Polymers: Materials for Tomorrow’s World”
835	30 September-3 October 2012 Allegheny College/Meadville/PA: Lord Lectureship Technical Seminar: “From Molecular Switches to Molecular Machines” Public Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”
834	15-20 September 2012 Riyadh/Saudi Arabia: International Conference on Frontiers in Biomedical Nanotechnology Plenary Lecture: “Mechanized Nanoparticles for the Treatment of Breast Cancer: Towards Low Dosage and Highly Targeted Drug Delivery”
833	31 August-3 September 2012 Xiamen/China: 9^th International Conference on Advancing the Chemical Sciences: Challenges in NanosciencePlenary Lecture: “Molecular Switches on Surfaces and in Devices”
832	26-30 August 2012 Prague/Czech Republic: X^th European Chemical Societies (EuCheMS) Congress Invited Lecture: “From Molecular Switches to Molecular Machines”
831	23 August 2012 Springhouse/PA: Dow Chemical Company Seminar: “Introducing Host-Guest Chemistry and (Mechano)Stereochemistry into Nanoporous Carbohydrate Polymers”
830	22 August 2012 Philadelphia/PA: Fall National ACS Meeting PMSE Symposium on Novel Organic and Metal-Organic Porous MaterialsInvited Lecture: “Stereochemical Expression of Molecular Recognition during the Formation of Extended Structures”Invited Lecture: “One-Dimensional Single-Cyrstalline Coordinated Carbohydrate Architectures”
829	6-13 July 2012 Warwick/UK: Macro Group UK International Conference on Polymer Synthesis & UKPCF International Conference on Polymer ColloidsPlenary Lecture: “Positive Cooperativity in the Template-Directed Synthesis of Monodisperse Macromolecules”
828	25 May 2012 NU/Chicago Campus: Northwestern University Library Board of Governors Invited Talk: “Mingling Art with Science”
827	9-11 May 2012 Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology/McMaster University/Hamilton/ON: MacLean LectureshipMacLean Lecture: “Structure and Mechanism in Radical Mechanostereochemistry”Public Lecture: “The Beauty and Promise of Molecular Nanotechnology”
826	4-7 May 2012 Tianjin/China: 16^th International Cyclodextrin Symposium 2012 Plenary Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
825	6 May 2012 Changchun/China: State Key Laboratory of Supramolecular Structure and Materials Invited Talk: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”
824	23 April 2012 San Francisco/CA: Intel URO Offsite Meeting Invited Talk: “A Lifetime at the Academic Industrial Interface”
823	24-26 March 2012 243^rd ACS National Meeting: Symposium on Chemistry of Materials Honoring Ric KanerInvited Talk: “Noncovalent Functionalization of Graphene Oxide Layers with Tetracationic Cyclophanes”
822	21-23 March 2012 Queen’s University/Kingston/ON: Jones Lectureship in Department of Chemistry Public Lecture: “The Beauty and Promise of Molecular Nanotechnology” Jones Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
821	10-18 March 2012 Newcastle University/Newcastle/UK: RSC Chemical Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Meeting Invited Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
820	22-24 February 2012 State University of New York/Stony Brook/NY: 2012 Bigeleisen Lecture Named Lecture: “The Beauty and Promise of Molecular Nanotechnology”
819	21 February 2012 College of Lake County/Vernon Hills/IL Invited Lecture: “The Beauty and Promise of Molecular Nanotechnology”
818	3-11 February 2012 Department of Chemistry/National University of Singapore/Singapore Seminar: “Structure and Mechanism in Radical Mechanostereochemistry” Public Lecture: “The Beauty and Promise of Molecular Nanotechnology”
817	29 January-2 February 2012 University of Otago/Dunedin/NZ: ISMSC-7 2012 Public Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”
816	24-26 January 2012 Victoria University/Wellington/NZ: Seminar in the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences Seminar: “Structure and Mechanism in Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
815	9 January 2012 Pittsburgh/PA: Society for Analytical Chemists of Pittsburgh (SACP) and Spectroscopic Society of Pittsburgh (SSP)Invited Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
814	6 January 2012 Washington, DC: Philosophical Society of Washington — Spring 2012 Lecture Series Invited Lecture: “The Beauty and Promise of Molecular Nanotechnology”
813	25-26 November 2011 Royal Castle/Warsaw/Poland: International Symposium on Chemistry in the XXI^stCentury Invited Lecture: “Structure and Mechanism in Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
812	30 July-7 August 2011 San Juan/Puerto Rico: 43^rd IUPAC World Chemistry Congress: 60 Years and 60 Carbons — A Symposium on Fullerenes and Supramolecular Chemistry in Honor of Luis Echegoyen (Angel Kaifer)Invited Lecture: “Structure and Mechanism in Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
811	24-28 July 2011 Mount Holyoke College/South Hadley/MA: 2011 GRC on Clusters, Nanocrystals and Nanostructures Invited Talk: “Molecular Switches on Nanoparticles”
810	18-20 July 2011 Stanford School of Medicine/Stanford/CA: Nanobiotechnology Series Guest Lecture: “Mechanized Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles as Potential Drug Delivery Systems”
809	1-2 July 2011 Cambridge/UK: Second International Conference on Cucurbiturils (ICCB 2011) Invited Lecture: “Mechanised Silica Nanoparticles: A New Frontier in Theranostic Medicine”
808	26-30 June 2011 Holderness School/NH: 2011 GRC on Physical Organic Chemistry Invited Talk: “Structure and Mechanism in Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
807	24-26 June 2011 Google Mountain View Headquarters/Silicon Valley/CA: Foresight’s 25th Anniversary Conference Celebration and Reunion Weekend Talk: “Robust Dynamics in Integrated Chemical Systems”
806	2 June 2011 Weizmann Institute/Rohovat/Israel: Frontiers in Biomimetic and Coordination Chemistry: A Symposium in Honor of Abraham Shanzer Talk: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
805	26 May-2 June 2011 Dracula’s Country/Romania: Symposium on Frontiers in Macromolecular and Supramolecular Science Invited Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
804	16-17 May 2011 University of Cardiff/Wales: Cardiff Spring Conference 2011 Plenary Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
803	9 May 2011 Boston/MA: FENA Annual Review Presentation: “Functional Atomic and Molecular Materials”
802	26 April 2011 San Francisco/CA: 2011 MRS Meeting/Symposium on Artificial Muscles Invited Talk: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
801	5 April 2011 Department of Chemistry/NU: Faculty Lunch Seminar Seminar: “Radical Mechanostereochemistry”
800	19-22 March 2011 Sheraton Hotel/Ho Chi Minh City/Vietnam: Joint Vietnam-USA Symposium on the Chemistry of MOFs Invited Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Metal-Organic Frameworks”
799	10-11 March 2011 University of Maine/Orono/ME: Sigma Xi Colloquium General Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science” Research Lecture: “Robust Dynamics in Metal-Organic Frameworks”
798	10 March 2011 INRS/Varennes/Canada: CSACS Lecturer Seminar: “An Integrated Mechanostereochemical Approach to Molecular Electronics”
797	8-9 March 2011 University of Sherbrooke/Canada: CSACS Lecturer Seminar: “Robust Dynamics in Metal-Organic Frameworks”
796	7-8 March 2011 McGill University/Montreal/Canada: CSACS Lecturer Seminar: “Robust Dynamics in Metal-Organic Frameworks”
795	20 February 2011 AAAS 2011 Meeting: Symposium on Molecular Self-Assembly and Artificial Molecular Machines Invited Talk: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
794	31 Jan-2 Feb 2011 Bath/UK: Symposium on Catalysis and Sensing for Health (CASH) Invited Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Frameworks”
793	27-28 January 2011 Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort/Avila Beach/CA: FENA Retreat Presentation: “Functional Atomic/Molecular Materials”
792	26-27 January 2011 Pennsylvania State University/State College/PA: Chemistry Colloquium Speaker Colloquium: “An Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems Approach to Molecular Electronics”
791	17-20 December 2010 Honolulu/Hawaii: PACIFICHEM Invited Talk 1: “Polycatenation under Kinetic and Thermodynamic Control” Invited Talk 2: “Edible MOFs in the Making”
790	1-2 December 2010 Nara/Japan: JSPS Second International Symposium on Molecular Nanotechnology Plenary Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
789	29-30 November 2010 KACST Headquarters/Riyadh/KSA: Saudi International Nanotechnology Conference 2010 Opening Lecture: “Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
788	10-12 November 2010 Hotel Shilla/Seoul/Korea: Samsung Technical Conference 2010 Keynote Speech: “An Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems Approach to Molecular Electronics”
787	17-20 October 2010 Taromina/Sicily: Supramolecular Chemistry Quo Vadis Invited Lecture: “Radically Enhanced Molecular Recognition”
786	9-10 September 2010 Case Western Reserve University Cleveland/OH: Frontiers in Chemistry Lecture Series Seminar: “Beyond Open Reticulated Geometries”
785	31 August 2010 Congress Center/Basel/Switzerland: Seeing at the Nanoscale VIII Keynote Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
784	24-26 August 2010 Villars/Montreux/Switzerland: Summer School on Nanotechnology – From Architecture to FunctionAfter Dinner Talk: “Mingling Art with Science”Talk 1: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”Talk 2: “Beyond Open Reticulated Geometries”Talk 3: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Frameworks”
783	22 August 2010 Boston/MA: 2010 ACS Meeting POLY/PMSE Symposium Toward Self–Assembling Materials Invited Talk: “Polycatenation under Kinetic and Thermodynamic Control”
782	11 August 2010 Manor/Sonderborg/Denmark: INANO–NCNST Summer School Sandbjerg Invited Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
781	6–9 August 2010 Royal Society of Edinburgh/Scotland Award: “Royal Medal from Duke of Edinburgh”
780	23 July 2010 Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies/Saig/Germany: Black Forest Focus on Soft Matter 4 Invited Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
779	15 June 2010 Yonsei University/S Korea: International Symposium on Nano-Bio Molecular Assembly 2010 Invited Lecture: “Nanoporous Carbohydrate Frameworks”
778	14 June 2010 INAMORI International Hall/Kyushu University/Fukuoka/Japan: Global COE International Symposium on Future Molecular Systems – Beyond Supramolecular Chemistry 2010 Invited Lecture: “Beyond Organic Reticulated Geometries
777	12 June 2010 International House/Osaka/Japan: Joint Symposium of Post 5th ISMSC and the 6th Symposium on Host-Guest Chemistry Invited Lecture: “Kinetic and Thermodynamic Polycatenations”
776	10 June 2010 Nara/Japan: ISMSC 2010 Invited Lecture: “Dynamic Stereochemistry”
775	7 June 2010 Humboldt University/Berlin/Germany: GDCH Summer Term Lecture Series Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
774	17-21 May 2010 Hotel Schloss/Korb/Germany: Beilstein Bozen Symposium 2010 on Molecular Interactions and Systems ChemistryInvited Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
773	27-28 April 2010 Snowbird/Utah: ISNSCE Award at FNANO 2010 Award Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
772	4-7 April 2010 Montagne Saint-Genevieve/Paris/France: Foundation Pierre-Gilles de Gennes for Research Invited Lecture: “Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
771	25-26 February 2010 Cornell University/Ithaca/NY: Aggarwal Lectures in Polymer Science Lecture 1: “Polyrotaxanes” Lecture 2: “Polycatenanes”
770	19 February 2010 INTEL/Santa Clara/CA Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
769	16 February 2010 Molecular Foundry/LBNL/Berkeley/CA: Distinguished Lecture Series Lecture: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
768	2 February 2010 UCLA/CA: CNSI Seminar Series Lecture: “Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
767	12 January 2010 Northwestern University/Evanston/IL: Material Science and Engineering Department Research Colloquium: “Fashioning Functional Materials with Integrated Mechanostereochemical Systems”
766	26-27 November 2009 Strasbourg/France: Symposium in Honor of Jean-Pierre Sauvage Invited Lecture: “Radically Enhanced Molecular Recognition”
765	19-20 November 2009 John Innes Center/Norwich/UK: 2009 Chatt Lectureship Named Lecture: “Radically Enhanced Molecular Recognition”
764	3 November 2009 Argonne National Laboratory/Chicago/IL: Chemical Science and Engineering Division Colloquium: “Mechanostereochemistry”
763	29-31 October 2009 University of Alberta/Banff/Alberta/Canada: 4^th Banff Symposium on Organic ChemistryInvited Lecture: “Mechanostereochemistry”
762	3 August 2009 Glasgow/Scotland: 42^nd IUPAC Congress on Chemistry Solutions Plenary Lecture: “Mechanostereochemistry”
761	5 July 2009 Bryant University/Providence/Rhode Island: Gordon Research Conference on Photochemistry Invited Lecture: “Mechanostereochemistry”
760	28 June 2009 Colby College/Waterville/ME: Gordon Research Conference on Chemistry of Supramolecules and AssembliesInvited Talk: “Mechanostereochemistry”
759	26-30 March 2009 Barcelona/Spain: Nanotech Insight Keynote Lecture: “Mechanostereochemistry”
758	18-23 March 2009 University of Namur/Namur/Belgium: Professor Alain Krief’s Retirement Celebration Presentation: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
757	5-6 March 2009 University of New Orleans/LA: 28^th Donald G Davis Memorial Lectureship Presentation: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
756	3 March 2009 University of Michigan/Ann Arbor/MI: Moses Gomberg Lecture Series Named Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
755	25-27 February 2009 University of Manitoba/Winnipeg/Canada: Armes Lectureship Technical Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World” General Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”
754	22 January 2009 Chicago/IL: Northwestern Memorial Healthcare (NMHC) Board Meeting Invited Presentation: “Mechanized Nanoparticles”
753	16 December 2008 Birmingham/UK: Supra-Nano 2008 Invited Lecture: “Mechanized Nanoparticles”
752	9-13 December 2008 Nijmegen/Netherlands: SIMMposium in Honor of Roeland Nolte Lecture: “Functionalized and Mechanized Nanoparticles”
751	20 November 2008: Grand Ballroom/Hotel Orrington/Evanston/IL: International Institute of NanotechnologyPresentation: “Mechanized Nanoparticles”
750	11-12 November 2008 Wichita State University/Wichita/KS: The Watkins Lectures General Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”
749	23-24 October 2008 University of West Florida/Pensacola/FL: William Smart Endowed Lectureship in ChemistryGeneral Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”Scientific Presentation: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
748	19-22 October 2008 University of Missouri/Columbia/MD: International Institute of Nano and Molecular Medicine Grand Opening Lecture: “Mechanostereochemistry”
747	1-4 September 2008 Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center/Hyogo/Japan: LXII Yamada Conference 2008: “Topological Molecules”Invited Lecture: “Mechanostereochemistry”
746	16-20 August 2008 Philadelphia/PA: ACS Fall National Meeting Tetrahedron Prize Lecture: “Big and Little Meccano” Cope Award Lecture: “Accentuating the Abstract in Contemporary Chemistry”
745	25-29 June 2008 Reading/UK: Symposium on “Molecular Nanoscience 2008: The State of the Art”Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
744	17-19 June 2008 Jeddah/Saudi Arabia: International Conference on Nanotechnology Keynote Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
743	8-12 June 2008 Santa Barbara/CA: 12^th French American Chemical Society SymposiumLecture: “Folding Polyrotaxanes Using Secondary Supramolecular Interactions”
742	20 May 2008 Bethesda/MD: NIH/NIGMS Workshop: Future Directions of Multivalent Agents in Therapeutic DevelopmentLecture: “Concept Transfer between Materials Science and the Life Sciences”
741	14 May 2008 Los Angeles/CA: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Lecture: “Mechanized Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery”
740	13 May 2008 Northwestern University/Evanston/IL: NU Town Hall Meeting Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”
739	28 April 2008 Uppsala/Sweden: One-Day Symposium on Trends in Organic Chemistry: Organic Chemistry for Functional Molecular MaterialsLecture: “Molecular and Supramolecular Nanovalves”
738	21-22 April 2008 Georgia Institute of Technology/Atlanta/GA: 20^th Peter B Sherry Memorial LecturesSeminar: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”Seminar: “Mingling Art with Science”
737	19 April 2008 Northwestern University/Evanston/IL: A Day With Northwestern in Evanston Invited Lecture: “Mingling Art and Everyday Things with Nanoscience and Nanotechnology”
736	6-10 April 2008 New Orleans/LA: ACS Spring National Meeting: Symposium on Stimuli-Responsive PolymersInvited Lecture: “Polymers with Noncovalent Bonding on the Side”
735	2 April 2008 Kent State University/Cleveland/OH: Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
734	1 April 2008 Boston College/Chestnut Hill/Boston: Organic Seminar Seminar: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
733	17-20 March 2008 Appalachian State University/Boone/NC: 2008 Morgan Science Lectureship(1) Public Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”(2) Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
732	6-7 March 2008 Baylor University/Waco/Texas: 2008 Gooch-Stephens Lectureship General Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science” Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
731	1-5 March 2008 University of Kuwait/Kuwait City/Kuwait: 5^th Eurasian Meeting on Heterocyclic ChemistryPlenary Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”
730	22 February 2008 McCormick Tribune Campus Center/IIT/Chicago: Kilpatrick Lecture Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
729	29-30 January 2008 Luxe Hotel/Los Angeles: Fourth Annual FENA Review Presentation: “Atomic and Molecular Functional Materials”
728	18-19 December 2007 University of Manchester/UK: RSC UK Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry Group Meeting Keynote Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
727	3 December 2007 Arlington/VA: Nanoscale Science and Engineering 2007 NSF Grantees Conference Keynote Lecture: “What can Mechanical Bonds bring to Synthetic NanoSystems and Nanomachinery?”
726	28 Nov-1 Dec 2007 Hotel Métropole/Brussels/Belgium: 21^st Solvay Conference on Chemistry on “From Noncovalent Assembles to Molecular Machines” Invited Lecture: “Template Synthesis of Catenanes and Rotaxanes”
725	23-26 November 2007 Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Monterrey, Mexico: Albert Einstein World Award of Science Award Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow’s World”
724	19 November 2007 University of Arkansas/Fayetteville/AR: 2007/2008 Arthur Fry Lectureship Fry Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow’s World”
723	15-16 November 2007 Brigham Young University/Provo/UT: Izatt-Christensen Lectureship Public Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science” Research Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
722	29 October 2007 University of Chicago/Chicago/IL: Closs Lecture Series Seminar: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow’s World”
721	9-10 October 2007 Arlington/VA: Conference on “Productive Nanosystems: Launching the Technology Roadmap” Feynman Prize Award Address: “Feynamn Revisited”
720	24 September 2007 Northwestern University/Evanston/IL Presentation to the New Graduate Students Presentation: “Some Great Graduate Students and Research Themes Old and New” MURI Kick-Off Meeting on “Bioinspired Supramolecular Enzymatic Systems” Presentation: “Sliding Bars and Doors”
719	22 September 2007 Guadalajara/Mexico: 42^nd Meeting of the Mexican Chemical Society Opening Plenary Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”
718	14 September 2007 Oxford University/Oxford/UK: Seminar to the Oxford Bionanotechnology Group Lecture: “Molecular and Supramolecular Nanovalves”
717	13 September 2007 Institute of Physics/London/UK: Evening Lecture Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow’s World”
716	12 September 2007 Enschede/The Netherlands: David Reinhoudt Farewell Symposium Plenary Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow’s World”
715	10 September 2007 Ankara/Turkey: Academy Conference of the Turkish Academy of Science at the Cultural and Conventional Center of the Middle East Technical University Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow’s World”
714	5-8 September 2007 Annapolis/MD: MoleApps PI Review Meeting Presentation: “Molecular and Supramolecular Nanovalves”
713	19-23 August 2007 Boston: Fall 2007 ACS Meeting (1) Symposium on “Bold Predictions in Theoretical Chemistry: A Symposium in Honor of One of the Boldest, Bill Goddard on the Occasion of his 70^thBirthday Invited Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology in Tomorrow’s World”Symposium on “Chemistry of the Mechanical Bond and Beyond” (2)Lecture: “Thermodynamically and Kinetically Controlled Template-Directed Synthesis”
712	6-9 August 2007 College Park/MD: 9^th International Conference on Calixarenes Plenary Lecture: “Mingling Art with Science”
711	5-7 August 2007 Northwestern/Evanston/IL: 13^th International Conference on Unconventional Photoactive Systems Invited Lecture: “Molecular and Supramolecular Nanovalves”
710	22-27 July 2007 Awaji Island/Kobe/Japan: 12th International Symposium on Novel Aromatic Compounds (ISNA-12) Plenary Lecture: “The Art and Practice of Molecular Electronic Device Design and Construction”
709	10-13 July 2007 Tsukuba/Japan: 1st NIMS Conference on Recent Breakthroughs in Materials Science and Technology Invited Lecture: “Chemistry and Molecular Nanotechnology for Tomorrow’s World”
708	24-30 June 2007 Salice Terine (Pavia)/Italy: 32nd International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry Plenary Lecture: “Covalent and Coordinative Dynamic Chemistry”
707	16-19 June 2007 Nottingham/UK: Opening of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Center Lecture: “Molecular Memories”
706	11 June 2007 University Chemical Laboratory/Cambridge/UK: Departmental Seminar Seminar: “Molecular Memories”
705	6-10 June 2007 Edinburgh/Scotland: The Young Giants in Chemistry: A Scientific Meeting in Celebration of the 65th Birthday of JFS Final Lecture: “Walking in the Footsteps of Young(-ish) Giants”
704	3-7 June 2007 Duke University/Durham/NC: 40th National Organic Chemistry Symposium Invited Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
703	30 May 2007 Santa Barbara CA: CNID PI Meeting Lecture: “Stimuli-Responsive Molecular Nanovalves”
702	7-9 May 2007 ECUST Shanghai/China: International Conference on Molecular Machines and Sensors Invited Lecture: “The Art and Practice of Molecular Electronic Device Design and Construction”
701	30 April 2007 Hong Kong: HKU Department of Chemistry Seminar Seminar: “Molecular and Supramolecular Nanovalves”
700	27 April 2007 Hong Kong: “14th Annual Symposium on Chemistry Postgraduate Research in Hong Kong”Keynote Lecture: “Covalent and Coordinative Dynamic Chemistry”
699	19-22 April 2007 Purdue/West Lafayette IN: HC Brown Lectures in Organic Chemistry Invited Lecture: “The Art and Practice of Molecular Electronic Device Design and Construction”
698	10-11 April 2007 Penn State University: Materials Day Plenary Lecture: “The Art and Practice of Molecular Electronic Device Design and Construction”
697	24-29 March 2007 Chicago: Spring 2007 ACS Meeting/Peter Stang Award Symposium Lecture: “Iodide-Catalyzed Magic Ring Opening as an Efficient Route to Donor-Acceptor [2]Catenanes”
696	15-16 March 2007 University of Florida/Gainesville: Center for Research at the Bio/Nano Interface Lecture: “The Art and Practice of Molecular Electronic Device Design and Construction”
695	11-14 March 2007 University of Florida/Gainesville: 8th Florida Heterocyclic Conference Plenary Lecture: “Thermodynamically and Kinetically Controlled Template-Directed Synthesis”
694	26-27 January 2007 Stockholm/Sweden: Berzelius Days Event Invited Lecture: “Knots Galore”
693	25 January 2007 Stockholm University/Sweden: Lecture Lecture: “The Art and Practice of Molecular Electronic Device Design and Construction”
692	16-17 January 2007 Los Angeles: Third Annual FENA Review Meeting Presentation: “Atomic and Molecular Functional Materials”
691	12 December 2006 Riverside CA: CNID PI Meeting Lecture: “Using Bistable [2]Rotaxanes in Memory Devices”
690	4 December 2006 Bologna/Italy: From Coordination Molecules to Supramolecules and Celebrating the First 70 Years of Vicenzo Balzani Seminar: “Sixty-Four is What?”
689	30 Nov – 2 Dec 2006 Enschede/The Netherlands: Honorary Doctorate from the University of Twente Seminar: “The Art and Practice of Molecular Electronic Device Design and Construction”
688	27 November 2006 Amsterdam/The Netherlands: Meeting of the Science Division of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
687	16-17 November 2006 UMass-Amherst: Department of Chemistry Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
686	6 November 2006 UCLA: Monday Luncheon Seminar Seminar: “Knots Galore”
685	31 October 2006 San Jose Marriott San Jose CA: SEMI Nano U 2006 Presentation: “Overview of the California NanoSystems Institute”
684	27 October 2006 Caltech: MoleApps Meeting Presentation: “HP & UCLA CALTECH Science”
683	29 September 2006 Washington DC: Visit to NSF Chemistry Division Presentation: “Chemistry for all Seasons”
682	19-14 September 2006 San Francisco: Fall 2006 ACS Meeting Symposium on “Organic Approaches to Nanotechnology” (1) Invited Lecture: “Molecular Architectonics and Electronics” Award Symposium in Honor of Jiaxing Huang (2) Invited Lecture: “Some Great Graduate Students: Achievements Then and Since”
681	30 July – 4 August 2006 Basel/Switzerland: International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Invited Lecture: “Wither Molecular Electronics”
680	9 July 2006 Karlsruhe: Center for Functional Nanostructures Lecture: “Organic Molecular Electronics”
679	12 July 2006 UPL/Strasbourg/France: Invited Professorship at UPL Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
678	8 July 2006 University of Karlsruhe: Criegee Lecture 2006 Lecture: “Links and Knots”
677	27-28 June 2006 Sparks/Nevada: 2006 Northwest Regional ACS Meeting Prominent Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics” Fuson Award Lecture: “Links and Knots”
676	26 June 2006 Santa Monica CA: CNID PI Meeting Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
675	5-6 June 2006 London/UK: Royal Society Discussion Meeting on “Supramolecular Nanotechnology for Organic Electronics” Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
674	1-2 June 2006 Glasgow/Scotland: Carnegie Trust Centenary Professorship Lecture: “Links and Knots”
673	31 May 2006 Halifax/Nova Scotia: CSC Conference in Halifax – Symposium on “Macromolecular and Supramolecular Chemistry” Lecture: “Nano Toys and Nano Art. How Fun and Beauty Inspire Chemical Creativity”
672	30 May 2006 UCLA:NanoSystems Seminar Series (with D Philp) Lecture: “Engineering Big Time. There’s Plenty of Room at the Top”
671	15-20 May 2006 Osaka/Japan: Seventh International Symposium on Functional π Electron SystemsPlenary Lecture: “Molecular Electronics”
670	10 May 2006 Kodak/Rochester: Symposium in Honor of Samir Farid Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
669	4 May 2006 UCLA: Science Faculty Research Colloquium Lecture: “Science Engineered by Art”
668	14 April 2006 Ames/Iowa: Iowa State University – Seminar in Department of Chemistry Seminar: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
667	3-4 April 2006 Ohio State University/Columbus OH: 2006 Mack Memorial Award Seminar: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
666	10 March 2006 University of Fribourg/Switzerland: Swiss Chemical Society (Spring Meeting on “Functional Molecular Materials”Lecture: “Nano Meccano”
665	9 March 2006 University of Basel/Switzerland: Basel Chemical Society Meeting Lecture: “Wither Molecular Electronics”
664	2 March 2006 MCTP/UCLA: Seminar Lecture: “Molecular Meccano and Molecular Electronics”
663	16 February 2006 Oklahoma University: Karchar Lecture Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
662	17-18 January 2006 Luxe Hotel/Los Angeles: FENA Year 2 Annual Review Presentation: “Atomic and Molecular Functional Materials”
661	12 January 2006 Covel Commons/UCLA: Canada-California Strategic Innovative Partnership Summit Presentation: “Blue Ribbon Task Force on Nanotechnology”
660	15-20 December 2005 Honolulu/Hawaii: PACIFICHEM 20051. Materials Chemistry and Nanotechnology: Session on “Supramolecular Materials, Thin Films and Devices” (1) Lecture: “A Multicomponent Redox-Driven Molecular Shuttle” Materials Chemistry and Nanotechnology: Session on “Design of Nanomaterials and Devices” (2) Lecture: “Ground-State Equilibrium Thermodynamics and Switching Kinetics of Bistable Catenanes and Rotaxanes” Molecular Materials and Nanotechnology: Session on “Molecular Switching” (3) Lecture: “Nano Meccano”
659	5-6 December 2005 Tsukuba/Japan: International Symposium on Molecular Scale Electronics at AISTInvited Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
658	1 December 2005 Santa Barbara: DMEA CNID PI Review Presentation: “Molecular Electronics”
657	27 Nov – 3 Dec 2005 Edinburgh/Scotland: Carnegie Trust Centenary Professorship for 2005Program: Half-Day Symposium: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond” St Andrews/ScotlandLecture: “Nano Meccano”
656	22 November 2005 Zurich/Switzerland: Organic Colloquium at the University of Zurich Lecture: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
655	21 November 2005 ETH Zurich/Switzerland: First Novartis Lecture Lecture: “Borromeates and Borromeands”
654	16-18 November 2005 Twin Cities of Minneapolis & St Pauls: 2005-2006 Gassman Lecturer at University of MinnesotaLecture 1: “Nano Art and Nano Toys. How Beauty and Fun Inspire Creativity”Lecture 2: “Whither Molecular Electronics”
653	11 November 2005 UCSB/Santa Barbara: November 2005 Biannual Canadian Institute of Advanced Research (CIAR) “Nanoelectronics” Meeting Friday: Molecules as Circuit ElementsPresentation: “Molecular Electronics”
652	8 November 2005 IPAM (FENA/UCLA): Self-Assembly of Nanoscale StructuresLecture: “Nano Meccano. An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
651	5-6 November 2005 Northwestern University: International Institute for Nanotechnology SymposiumLecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
650	30 Oct – 4 Nov 2005 Edinburgh/Scotland: Carnegie Trust Centenary Professorship for 2005 Program: Departmental Seminar: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”Public Chair Lecture: “Nano Art and Nano Toys. How Beauty and Fun Inspire Creativity”
649	24-25 October 2005 Charlotte NC: Symposium on “Nanoscale Science & Engineering: Convergence of the Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approaches” at the University of North Carolina & Charlotte Research Institute Invited Keynote Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
648	21 October 2005 Aarhus/Denmark: iNANO Seminar Series Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
647	16-19 October 2005 Obernai/France: EURESCO Conference on “Supramolecular Chemistry: Molecular Architectures and Systems” Plenary Lecture: “Nano Meccano”
646	6-7 October 2005 Pittsburgh PA: The University of Pittsburgh Science 2005 Event Plenary Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
645	20-23 September 2005 Centro Stefano Franscini/Monte Verità/Ascona: From Molecular Switches to Molecular Motors Lecture: “Nano Meccano”
644	17-19 September 2005 Lugo/Galicia/Spain: XXX Biannual Meeting of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry Plenary Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
643	15-16 September 2005 Madrid/Spain: Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Seminar: “Nano Art and Nano Toys: How Fun and Beauty Inspire Creativity”
642	7-9 September 2005 Salzburg/Austria: Second World Congress on Synthetic Receptors
641	1-2 September 2005 Arlington VA: MURI Meeting Presentation: “Templated Self-Assembled Materials”
640	27-29 August 2005 Washington DC: 230th ACS Meeting: Division of Polymer Chemistry: Molecular Recognition Using Polymers Invited Lecture: “Template-Directed Synthesis of Mechanically Interlocked Dendrimers”
639	18-19 August 2005 Park City UT: Mole Apps PI Review Presentation: “Recent Advances in Molecular Electronics”
638	13-17 July 2005 Beijing/China: 40th IUPAC Congress: Innovation in Chemistry Plenary Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
637	28 July 2005 Clemson University/SC: Summer Undergraduate Research Program Presentation: “Nano Art and Nano Toys: How Fun and Beauty Inspire Creativity”
636	25 July 2005 UCLA: Syllabus 2005 Conference Day at UCLA Plenary Lecture: “Nano Toys and Nano Art: How Fun and Beauty Inspire Creativity”
635	15 July 2005 University of Birmingham/UK: Conferment of Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science Acceptance Speech: “Changing Places” Question & Answer: “Academic Life on Opposite Sides of the Pond”
634	20 June 2005 Tilton/NH: Gordon Research Conference on Carbohydrates: Glyconanotechnology Invited Lecture: “Cooperativity and Multivalency”
633	13-17 June 2005 Palazzo Feltrinelli/Gargnano/Lake Garda/Italy: Three lectures on “The Mechanical Bond” at the XXX Attilo Corbella Summer School in Organic Synthesis, Organic Chemistry Division, Italian Chemical Society Lecture 1: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics” Lecture 2: “Nano Meccano: The Magnificent Young Chemists and their Working Molecular Machines “ Lecture 3: “Nano Toys and Nano Art: How Fun and Beauty Inspire Creativity”
632	3 June 2005 Nano-Science Center/University of Copenhagen/Denmark: Nanoscience SeminarLecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
631	2 June 2005 Materials Science Centre/University of Groningen/The Netherlands: Colloquium Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
630	26 May 2005 Department of Chemistry/Tel Aviv University/Israel: Seminar Lecture: “Borromeates and Borromeands”
629	25 May 2005 Weizmann Institute/Rehovot/Israel
	Seminar Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
628	24 May 2005 Department of Chemistry/Technion/Haifa/Israel: One-Day Symposium in Honor of the 2005 Chemistry Wolf Prize Laureate, Richard N Zare Invited Lecture: “Nano Meccano in Action”
627	23 May 2005 Hebrew University/Jerusalem/Israel: Seminar Lecture: “Borromeates and Borromeands”
626	13 May 2005 College of Chemistry/Peking University/Beijing/China Seminar Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
625	11 May 2005 Nankai University/Tianjin/China: The 3rd Asian Cyclodextrin Conference (ACC 2005) Invited Lecture: “Ringing and Stringing Cyclodextrins”
624	10 May 2005 Institute of Chemistry/Chinese Academy of Sciences/Beijing/China Seminar Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
623	8 May 2005 Shanghai Jiao Tong University/China SeminarLecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
622	7 May 2005 East China University of Science and Technology/Shanghai/China Seminar Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
621	6 May 2005 Tongji University/Shanghai/China Seminar Lecture: “Nano Meccano: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
620	5 May 2005 Fudan University/ Shanghai/China Seminar Lecture: “Nano Meccano in Action”
619	28 April 2005 American Philosophical Society/Benjamin Franklin Hall/Philadelphia: Annual General Meeting Lecture: “Nano Toys and Nano Art: How Fun and Beauty Inspire Creativity”
618	22 April 2005 Materials Science Institute/University of Oregon/Eugene/Oregon Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
617	21 April 2005 UCLA: Materials Creation Training Program Seminar: “MolecularMeccano and Molecular Electronics”
616	16 April 2005 ULP/ Strasbourg/France: Informal Mini-Symposium with the Sauvage Group Lecture: “Borromeates and Borromeands”
615	15 April 2005 ISIS/Strasbourg/France: Chemistry – A European Conference – Stimulating Concepts in Chemistry Lecture: “A Decade of Matching Chemistry with Chemistry”
614	14 April 2005 BASF-AG/Ludwigshagen/Germany Visit Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
613	25 March 2005 QSR/HP Labs/Palo Alto: Nanotechnology Symposium Lecture: “NanoMeccano – Putting Artificial Machines to Work”
612	23 March 2005 Nottingham University/UK: RSC Materials Chemistry Form – Chemical NanoScience and Nanotechnology Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
611	21 March 2005 Birmingham University/UK: Collaborative Research Network in Nanotechnology Lecture: “Nano Toys and Nano Art: How Fun and Beauty Inspire Creativity”
610	16-17 March 2005 AIST/Tsukuba/Japan: International Symposium on Molecular Smart Materials Lecture: “Nano Meccano in Action”
609	16 March 2005 Tsukuba/Japan: 9th NIMS Lecture Lecture: “Nanoelectronics and the California NanoSystems Institute”
608	23-25 February 2005 Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa/Kona/Hawaii: New Frontiers in NanoScience Sponsored by the CNSI Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
607	15-16 February 2005 David International Continental Hotel/Tel Aviv: Israel Chemical Society Meeting (ICS 2005) Plenary Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
606	28-29 January 2005 CNSI Business Advisory Board Meeting: University of California, Santa Barbara Presentation: “RGB in One Molecule”
605	18 January 2005 UCLA: FENA Annual Review Presentation: “Novel Materials from Atomic and Molecular Levels”
604	12 January 2005 Kellogg School of Science and Technology/The Scripps Research Institute/La Jolla/CA: Distinguished Lecture Series Lecture: “Nano Meccano in Action”
603	7-10 December 2004 Tsukuba/Japan: 12th International Symposium on Advanced Materials (12th ISAM) Lecture: “Nano Meccano”
602	7 December 2004 Meiji Memorial Hall/Tokyo/JapanPresentation: “CNSI: Self-Assembly of an Institute from the Bottom-Up”
601	26-27 November 2004 Universität Ulm/Germany: SFB Workshop on “Towards Molecular Electronics” Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
600	25 November 2004 Universität Ulm/Germany: GDCh-Kolloquium Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”
599	16 November 2004 Corning Science & Technology: Self-Assembly Workshop Lecture: “An Integrated Systems Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
598	10-14 November 2004 Research Triangle Park/NC: Symposium in Honor of Ernest Eliel Invited Lecture: “Dynamic Topology”
597	9 November 2004 CALTECH: Molectronics Review Presentation: “Molecular Switching in Mechanically Interlocked Molecules”
596	1 November 2004 UCLA/Grand Horizon: CNID Review Lecture: “NanoMechanics in Action”
595	22-23 October 2004 Stanford/California: 19th Annual WS Johnson Symposium in Organic Chemistry Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”
594	19-20 October 2004 University of Jyväskyla/Finland: VIP Invitation to the Opening of the Jyväskyla NanoScience Center Lecture: “Nano Meccano in Action”
593	15 October 2004 Milwaukee/Wisconsin: Nanoscience Symposium in Honor of the Late Dean Keulks at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Presentation: “Nano Mecanno”
592	4 October 2004 Portland/Oregon: 31st Annual Meeting of the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS): Second Symposium on Carbon Nanotube SeparationsInvited Lecture: “Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Under the Influence of Dynamic Coordination and Supramolecular Chemistry”
591	11-16 September 2004 Tomar/Portugal: European Science Foundation Conference on “From Clever Molecules to Smart Materials” Invited Lecture: “The Role of Physical Environment on Molecular Electrochemical Switching”
590	8-9 September 2004 Cambridge/UK: Nanoforum Summer School on “Molecular Self-Assembly” at the Nanoscience Centre in Cambridge Lecture 1: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond” Lecture 2: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics” Lecture 3: “Molecular Meccano in Action”
589	25 August 2004 DuPont CR&D/Wilmington/Delaware Lecture: “Nano Meccano – Putting Molecular Machines to Work in More Ways than One”
588	21-26 August 2004 Fall 2004 ACS National Meeting/Philadelphia Symposium in Honor of Daryle Busch entitled “From the Template Effect to Spontaneous Intermolecular Organization” on Tuesday 24 August Lecture: “Template-Directed Synthesis of Mechanically Interlocked Molecular Compounds” International Symposium entitled “Functional Polymers and Dendrimers – From Synthesis to Applications” on Monday 23 August Lecture: “Towards Daisy Chain Polymers by Dynamic Chemistry” Organic Division Session on “Materials, Devices, and Switches on Tuesday 24 August Lecture: “Controlling the Helical Chiralty of Donor-Acceptor [2]Catenanes”
587	19 August 2004 MURI Meeting/Harvard University Lecture: “Recognition Elements for Self-Assembly”
586	6 August 2004 Yokkaichi/Japan: JSR Corporation Lecture: “Molecular Meccano and Molecular Electronics”
585	1-6 August 2004 Nagoya/Japan: 15th International Congress of Organic Synthesis – ICOS15 Gold Medal Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”
584	27-30 July 2004 Notre Dame University/Indiana: International Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry – ISSC-XIII Plenary Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”
583	25-27 July 2004 Mount Holyoke College/South Hadley MA: Gordon Research Conference on Electronic Processes in Organic Materials (EPOM’04) Invited Lecture:“Molecular Meccano and Molecular Electronics”
582	5-9 July 2004 Singapore: First Nanoengineering and Nanoscience Congress Keynote Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Nanoelectronics” Singapore National Institute of Chemists Public Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”
581	20-21 June 2004 Salve Regina University/Newport Rhode Island: Gordon Research Conference on Stereochemistry Invited Lecture:“Dynamic Chirality and Topology”
580	11 June 2004 Milan/Italy: Symposium on Nanotechnology and DNA Computing: Reaching the Ultimate Control of Structure and Computation on the NanoscaleLecture: “Meccano on the NanoScale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines”
579	10 June 2004 Padua/Italy: Public Lecture at the University of Padua Lecture: “Nano Meccano: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines”
578	8-9 June 2004 Venice/Italy: Master Classes in Nanotechnology on Molecular Recognition and Self-AssemblyLecture 1: “Dynamic Chemistry”Lecture 2: “Anion Templation in the Solid State”Lecture 3: “Donor-Acceptor Recognition”Lecture 4: “First Generation Bistable [2]Rotaxanes”Lecture 5: “Second Generation Bistable [2]Rotaxanes”Lecture 6: “Metastability Across Environments”Lecture 7: “Multivalency”Lecture 8: “Molecular Machines”
577	23-26 May 2004 Rockville/Washington DC: DOE Contractors’ Meeting Overview Lecture: “Nano Meccano”
576	6-7 May 2004 University of Pennsylvania/Philadelphia: Wyeth Research LectureshipSeminar (at Wyeth): “Template-Directed Synthesis of Mechanically Interlocked Molecular Compounds”Lecture (at Penn): “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond”
575	28-29 April 2004 Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel: 2004 Musher Memorial LectureMemorial Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical BondSeminar Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
574	26 April 2004 Durham/New Hampshire: Frontiers Seminar in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) at the University of New Hampshire Broad Interest Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond” Special Interest Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
573	21-23 April 2004 Snowbird/Utah: Foundations of Nanoscience: Self-Assembled Architectures and Devices Lecture: “Molecular Meccano and Molecular Electronics”
572	15 April 2004 Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry/UCLA: Materials Creation Training ProgramLecture: “Molecular Meccano and Molecular Electronics”
571	6 April 2004 Exeter/UK: Departmental Seminar Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
570	5 April 2004 Bristol/UK: Bristol Synthesis Meeting Invited Lecture: “Template-Directed Synthesis of Interlocked Molecular Compounds”
569	27 March – 1 April 2004 227th ACS National Meeting/Anaheim: Symposium in Honor of Virgil Percec on Monday 29 March: “Harnessing Multivalency in Unnatural Systems” Symposium on “Polymers in Micro- and Nano-Electronics” on Wednesday 31 March:“Molecular Meccano and Nanoelectronics”
568	9 March 2004 Hotel Del Coronado/San Diego: Second Annual Accelrys World Meeting Nanotechnology Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
567	8 March 2004 UCLA: MARCO Focus Center – FENA Kick-Off Meeting Presentation: “Novel Materials from Atomic and Molecular Levels”
566	4 March 2004 Four Seasons Biltmore Hotel/Santa Barbara: Center for NanoScale Innovation for Defense Review Meeting Lecture: “Molectronics”
565	23 February 2004 Faculty Club/UCLA: NEC Delegation from Japan Presentation: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
564	19-20 February 2004 POSTECH/Pohang/Korea: International Symposium in Bionanotechnology Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
563	12 February 2004 Seattle/Washington: AAAS Annual Meeting – 2004 Nanotechnology Seminar: Nanoscience and Nanoengineering Lecture: “From Molecular Recognition to an Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
562	1-5 December 2003 Boston/Mass: Fall 2003 Materials Research Society: Symposium on “Nanostructured Organic Materials” Plenary Lecture: “From NanoElectronics to NanoElectroMechanical Systems (NEMS)”
561	19-21 November 2003 Victoria/Canada: Lansdowne Lecture Series at the University of Victoria Public Lectures: “The Self-Assembly of a NanoSystems Institute from the Bottom-Up” Departmental Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
560	7-8 November 2003 Faculty Club UCLA: Frontiers of SciencePresentation: The CNSI – Where the Top-Down Meets the Bottom-Up
559	26-28 October 2003 Bonn/Germany: Symposium on From Design of Chemical Templates to Reaction Control Plenary Lecture: “Template-Directed Synthesis of Interlocked Molecular Compounds”
558	22-24 October 2003 Saskatoon/Canada: Spinks Lectures at the University of Saskatchewan General Lecture: “The Nature of the Mechanical Bond” Specialist Lecture: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
557	17 October 2003 Hilton Hotel/Long Beach: 38th Western Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society: Symposium on “Nanomaterials and Applications”Talk: “Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube-Based Molecular Switch Tunnel Junctions”
556	9-10 October 2003 San Francisco: 11th Foresight Conference on Molecular Nanotechnology Keynote Lecture: “Meccano on the Nanoscale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines” Tutorial Presentation: “An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics”
555	3 October 2003 Georgia Tech/Atlanta GA: Harold Nations Symposium on Frontiers in Polymeric Architectures Plenary Lecture: “Toward Daisy Chain-Like Polymers”
554	30 September 2003 US Department of Commerce/Washington DC: Workshop on Regional, State, and Local Initiatives in NanotechnologyPresentation: “California NanoSystems Institute”
553	19-20 September 2003 Berlin/Germany: International Dendrimer Symposium – IDS-3 Invited Lecture: Multivalent Interactions – Transferring a Natural Phenomenon into a Unnatural Setting
552	6-11 September 2003 226th ACS National Meeting/New York: One-Day Symposium on “Supramolecular Chemistry and Molecular Recognition” (Bradley Smith and Vince Rotello) Invited Lecture: Interlocked Molecules Beyond Catenanes and Rotaxanes Polymer Chemistry Division Symposium on “Organic and Polymeric Materials for Plastic and Molecular Electronics” (Zhenan Bao, Cherie Kagan & Bert de Boer) Invited Lecture: Molecular Electronics Based on Mechanically Interlocked Molecules Two-Day Symposium on “Molecular Recognition using Polymeric Materials (S Thayumanavan and Vince Rotello) Invited Lecture: Supramolecular Chemistry of Carbon Nanotubes
551	26 August 2003 Mission Inn/Riverside: DARPA/DMEA – CNID PI Review Presentation: The Mechanical Bond in Molecular Electronics
550	19-20 August 2003 San Francisco: BMM 2003 PI Conference Presentation: Linear Motor-Molecule Based Biomimetic Muscles
549	10-15 August 2003 Ottawa/Canada: 39th IUPAC Congress and 86th Conference of the Canadian Society for Chemistry: Symposium on “Supramolecular Chemistry and Self-Assembly Keynote Lecture: Toward Supramolecular Daisy Chainlike Polymers
548	7 August 2003 IBM Almaden Research Center: CPIMA/CNSI Technical Form on “Nanostructures and Nanoscience Keynote Presentation: Self-Assembly of a NanoSystems Institute from the Bottom-Up
547	29 July – 1 August 2003 Sheffield/UK: RSC Materials Chemistry 6 Plenary Lecture: Meccano on the Nanoscale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines
546	27-29 July 2003 McLean/Virginia: DARPA Molelectronics Review Meeting Presentation: The Latest Designs and Demonstrations of Bistable Switches
545	21-24 July 2003 Cambridge/UK: RSC Synthesis Meeting: Synthetic Organic Chemistry Lecture: Synthetic Organic Chemistry Responding to the Opportunities Provided by Nanotechnology
544	16 July 2003 Sydney University Chemical Society/Sydney/Australia: 2003 Liversidge Lecture Lecture: Synthetic Organic Chemistry Responding to the Opportunities Provided by Nanotechnology
543	14 July 2003 ICCOSS XVI Meeting/Sydney/Australia Invited Lecture: From Molecular Recognition via Molectronics to NanoElectroMechanical Systems (NEMS)
542	6-11 July 2003 Cumberland Conference and Leisure Resort in Lorne/Victoria/Australia: 19 Royal Australian Chemical Institute Organic Conference (19 RACIOC) Plenary Lecture: Meccano on the Nanoscale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines
541	15-18 June 2003 Georgia Institute of Technology: 77th Colloid & Surface Science Symposium Plenary Lecture: Mechanically Interlocked Polymers
540	18-21 May 2003 Groningen/The Netherlands: Royal Netherlands Academy of Science International Meeting on “Nanoscience and Technology” Invited Lecture: Meccano on the Nanoscale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines
539	18 April 2003 Columbus/Ohio: Materials Science and Engineering Department Colloquium Series Seminar: Meccano on the Nanoscale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines
538	10-13 April 2003 Gothenburg/Sweden: CERC3 Young Chemists Workshop 2003: “NanoScience – From Chemistry and Molecular Microscopy to Design of Functional Nano-Structures” Plenary Lecture: Meccano on the Nanoscale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines
537	3 April 2003 NSF – IGERT – MCTP Seminar/UCLA Lecture: From NanoElectronics to NanoElectroMechanical Systems (NEMS)
536	26 March 2003 225th ACS National Meeting/New Orleans: Interdisciplinary Symposium on “Polymer Design Using Non-Covalent Methods” Lecture: Toward Supramolecular Daisy-Chainlike Polymers
535	6 February 2003 NBIC Convergence 2003/UCLA Keynote Address: Converging Physical and Human Dimensions
534	13 January 2003 Encino – Tarzana Regional Medical Center Lecture: Meccano on the Nanoscale: A Blueprint for Making Some of the World’s Tiniest Machines
533	13-15 November 2002 Notre Dame University/Indiana: Nieuwland Lectures Lecture 1: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics Lecture 2: Molecular Meccano Lecture 3: Dynamic Chirality
532	8 November 2002 IBM/Almaden Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
531	26 October 2002 UCLA: Seaborg Symposium Lecture: Supramolecular Chemistry of Carbon Nanotubes
530	4 October 2002 University of Amsterdam/The Netherlands: Seminar Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
529	2-4 October 2002 University of Twente/Enschede/The Netherlands: MESA+ Symposium Plenary Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
528	1 October 2002 Ångstrom Laboratory/Uppsala University/Sweden: Seminar Lecture: Building a Molecular Meccano Kit
527	30 September 2002 Stockholm/Sweden: Department of Chemistry, KTH Seminar Lecture: An IntegratedSystems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
526	26-28 September 2002Vienna/Austria: Cost Action D19 Workshop on “Nanochemistry” Invited Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
525	22-24 September 2002 Cancun/Mexico: Mexican Chemical Society Congress on “New and Exciting Results in the Chemical Sciences” Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
524	4 September 2002 Columbia University/NY: Seminar Program Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
523	17-22 August 2002 Boston/Massachusetts: ACS Fall Meeting Symposium on “Chemistry at a Supramolecular Level” Lecture 1: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular ElectronicsACS Donald J Cram Memorial Symposium Lecture 2: A Molecular Meccano Kit in the Making”
522	11-16 August 2002 Salve Regina/Newport RI: Gordon Research Conference on Electron Donor-Acceptor Interactions Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
521	7 August 2002 Nanomix/Oakland: Invited Lecture Lecture: From Molecular Recognition via Molectronics to NanoElectroMechanicalSystems (NEMS)
520	14-18 July 2002 UC San Diego: Tenth International Conference on Polymers and Organic Chemistry 2002 Lecture: Supramolecular Polymers
519	23-27 June 2002 Park City/Utah: XXVII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry Plenary Lecture: Molecular Meccano Kit
518	30 May – 4 June 2002 Neu-Ulm/Germany: Fifth International Symposium on Functional p-Electron Systems Plenary Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
517	3 May 2002 New York University/New York: Seminar Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
516	14-19 April 2002 Centro Stefano Franseiniat Monte Veritá, Switzerland: Molecular Nanosystems – From Single Molecules to Supramolecular AssembliesLecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
515	5 April 2002 University of Chicago: Closs Lecture Series Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
514	28-30 March 2002 UCLA: Symposium – 50 Years of Cram’s Rule: The Golden Age of Stereochemistry Lecture: (Title to be decided)
513	22 March 2002 UC Berkeley: Inorganic Seminar Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
512	18 March 2002 University of Missouri-St Louis: Robert B Murray Lectureship Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
511	14-15 March 2002 University of Southern California/Los Angeles: Trends in Hydrocarbon Chemistry Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
510	4-5 March 2002 Valencia/Spain: International Symposium on Nanotechnology Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Electronic Devices
509	23-26 February 2002 Taipei/Taiwan: ICCT 2002 International Chemical Conference Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Electronic Devices
508	20 February 2002 CALTECH: Organic Chemistry Seminar Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
507	29-30 January 2002 Jerusalem: 67th Annual Meeting of the Israel Chemical Society Plenary Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
506	4-7 December 2001 Frösundavik in Stockholm/Sweden: Nobel Jubilee Symposium in Chemistry – “Frontiers in Molecular Sciences” Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
505	29 Nov – 3 Dec 2001 Boston: MRS Symposium on “Organic Optoelectronic Materials, Processing and Devices” Lecture: Toward Molecular Electronic Devices
504	19 November 2001 University of California/Santa Cruz: Seminar Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
503	14-15 November 2001 Université de Montréal/Canada: Barré Lectures Lecture 1: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond Lecture 2: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Electronic Devices
502	4-7 November 2001 Osaka/Japan: International Conference on Macromolecular Complexes Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
501	29 October 2001 Santa Barbara: Nobel Symposium at the ACS Western Division MeetingLecture: An Integrated Systems-Oriented Approach to Molecular Electronics
500	10-12 October 2001 University of Münster/Germany: Frontiers in Chemistry Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
499	1-2 October 2001 University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie-Mellon Institute: The Pittsburgh Symposium on Frontiers in Condensed Matter Science Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical BondCarnegie-Mellon Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Approach to Molecular Electronics
498	28-30 September 2001 University of Pennsylvania/Philadelphia: Symposium on Life Sciences and Materials Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
497	2-7 September 2001 Lisbon/Portugal: European Symposium on Carbohydrate Chemistry Plenary Lecture: A New Approach to the Synthesis of Glycodendrimers and Glycopolymers
496	20-25 August 2001 Il Ciocco/Tuscany/Italy: Assembly and Self-Assembly at the Interface Between Biology, Chemistry and Physics Lecture: Self-Assembly: An Abstract Art Form Toward Supramolecular Polymers
495	28 July – 2 August 2001 Connecticut College/NH: Gordon Research Conference on “Chemistry of Supermolecules and Assemblies” Invited Lecture: An Integrated Systems-Approach to Molecular Electronics
494	15-19 July 2001 Fukuoka/Japan: ISMC 26 Opening Plenary Lecture: From Motor-Molecules to Molecular Machines and Electronic Devices
493	13-14 July 2001 Hiroshima/Japan: Dreaming Chemistry for the New Millennium Lecture: Interlocked Molecules Beyond Catenanes and Rotaxanes
492	17 May 2001 Würzburg/Germany: Hünig’s 80th Birthday Lecture: A Tour of the Mechanical Bond – From the Quixotic via the Exotic to the Electronic
491	7 May 2001 University of Pennsylvania: Bayer Lecture Lecture: Artificial Molecular Machines
490	18 April 2001 Habana/Cuba: Fourth International Chemical Congress Lecture: Artificial Molecular Machines and Switches
489	1-6 April 2001: San Diego: ACS Spring 2001 National MeetingPMSE Lecture: Molecular-Level Machines and Devices IEC Lecture: MotorMolecules CARB Lecture: Glycodendrimers: Tools for Studying Lectin-Carbohydrate Interactions
488	20 March 2001: University of Colorado at Boulder Lecture: Molecular-Level Devices and Machines
487	5-7 March 2001: Bishop’s Lodge in Santa Fe/New Mexico: DARPA Molectronics II Program Kick-Off Meeting Presentation: Molecular Switches
486	18-23 February 2001: Mauterndorf/Austria: Winterschool on Sensing and Manipulating the Nanoworld Lecture 1: Artificial Molecular Machines Lecture 2: Devices Based on Interlocked Molecules
485	6 February 2001: Hewlett Packard/Palo Alto: Molectronics I & II Presentation: Molecular Switches
484	25 January 2001: University of California, Los Angeles/Herbert Newby McCoy Lecture Lecture: A Tour of the Mechanical Bond – From the Quixotic via the Exotic to the Electronic
483	14-19 December 2000: Honolulu/Hawaii: PACIFICHEM 2000 Plenary Lecture: A Molecular Meccano Kit Invited Lecture: Toward Supramolecular Polymers with Interpenetrating Building Blocks Invited Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machinery
482	27 November 2000: Vanderbilt University: Department of Chemistry/Mitchum Warren Lectureship Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines
481	20-21 November 2000: Simon Fraser University: Department of Chemistry/Merck Frosst Lecturer General Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines Specialized Lecture: Glycodendrimers as Multivalent Probes
480	13-15 November 2000: Texas Christian University: Department of Chemistry/Green Lectureship Lecture 1: A Molecular Meccano Kit – alias a Tinkertoy Construction Set Lecture 2: Can a Molecular Computer be Built?
479	7-9 November 2000: Juniata College/Huntington PA: Distinguished Visiting Scientists Series Lecture 1: A Molecular Meccano Kit – alias a Tinkertoy Construction Set Lecture 2: Another Molecular Meccano Kit – alias another Tinkertoy Construction Set Lecture 3: Artificial Molecular Machines Lecture 4: Can a Molecular Computer be Built?
478	6 November 2000: Columbia University/New York: One-Day Symposium Lecture: Concept Transfer from the Life Sciences into Materials Science
477	30 October 2000: Argonne National Laboratory: Chemistry and Materials Science Division Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines
476	26-29 October 2000: Vienna/Austria: Third COST Workshop on Supramolecular Chemistry Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines
475	17 October 2000: University of Washington Seattle: Nanotechnology Seminar Series Lecture: Molecular-Level Devices and Machines
474	12-15 October 2000: Timberline Lodge/Mount Hood/Portland/Oregon: Eighth Annual NSF-Sponsored Materials Chemistry Workshop Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines
473	29 September 2000: State University of Milano-Bicocca/Italy: Department of Materials Science Lecture: Molecular-Level Devices and Machines
472	23-28 September 2000: Ischia/Italy: IASOC-2000: New Challenges for Organic Synthesis in the 21st Century Lecture: Template-Directed Organic Synthesis
471	9-11 September 2000: Bologna/Italy: Dalton Discussion Group Meeting on Inorganic Crystal Engineering Keynote Lecture: A Molecular Meccano Kit
470	20-24 August 2000: Washington DC: ACS National Meeting – Symposium on Functional Nanostructures Plenary Lecture: Interlocked Nanosystems
469	15 August 2000: Livermore: LLNL Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines
468	9-11 August 2000: South Lake Tahoe: DARPA and ONR Molectronics Annual PI’s Meeting Presentation and Poster
467	30 July – 4 Aug 2000: Fukuoka/Japan: International Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry – XIOpening Lecture:Molecular-Level Devices and Machines
466	2-7 July 2000: St Andrews/Scotland: Macrocycles 2000 Plenary Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines
465	18-23 June 2000: New Hampshire: Bioorganic Gordon Conference Lecture: Concept Transfer from Biology via Chemistry to Electronic Devices
464	29 May-1 June 2000: Calgary: Canadian Society of Chemistry: Challenges for the New Century Keynote Address: The Age of Chemical Nanosystems
463	18-19 May 2000: Washington DC: NSF Meeting Presentation: State-of-the-Art and Challenges in Constructing Molecular Machines
462	22-24 March 2000: University of Wisconsin at Madison: 1999-2000 Samuel M McElvain lectureship in Organic Chemistry Lecture: Toward Artificial Molecular Machines
461	3 December 1999: Arizona State University: Departmental Seminar Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
460	23 November 1999: Bell Labs. Lucent Technologies/Murray Hill NJ Physics and Materials Sciences Colloquium Lecture: Molecular-Level Devices and Machines
459	15-17 November 1999: Washington DC: NSF Career Panal Meeting
458	21-24 October 1999: Carbondale/Illinois: Second Annual Southern Illinois Materials Chemistry Conference Lecture: Molecular-Level Devices and Machines
457	11-14 October 1999: Basel/Switzerland: Swiss Chemical Society Session on Supramolecular Chemistry and Molecular Recognition Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
456	22-25 August 1999: New Orleans: ACS Award Address Lecture: Molecular-Level Devices and Machines
455	13-16 July 1999: Trinity College Dublin: Fourth International Conference on Materials ChemistryClosing Plenary Lecture: Molecular Machines
454	17-19 May 1999: University of Western Ontario/Fred Pattison Senior Lectureship Lecture 1: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond Lecture 2: Chemistry Between Molecules and Supermolecules Lecture 3: MolecularMotors and Machines
453	21-25 March 1999: ACS Symposium on “Synthesis of Novel Polymeric Materials/Anaheim Lecture: Interlocked Molecules
452	26 February 1999: Northwestern University: Departmental Colloquium Lecture: Chemistry Between Molecules and Supermolecules
451	12 February 1999: The Scripps Research Institute: Tenth Annual Symposium on Frontiers in Chemistry Lecture: Molecular Motors and Machines
450	21-26 January 1999: Anaheim/California AAAS Symposium: Frontiers in the Physical Sciences Lecture: Molecular Machines
449	23 November 1998: University of San Diego: Seminar Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
448	11 November 1998: University of California at Riverside: Seminar Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond Evening Presentation: Dynamic Interlocked Molecules
447	2 November 1998: University of Alberta: 1998 Bio-Mega Lectureship Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
446	16 October 1998: Brigham Young University: Castle Lectureship Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
445	7-12 June 1998: Hawaii: XXIII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry Invited Lecture: Molecular Machines
444	30 May – 3 June 1998: Whistler BC: Canadian Society for Chemistry Conference. Symposium on Theoretically-Interesting Molecules Invited Lecture: Rotacatenanes and Elusive Molecular Necklaces
443	4-10 May 1998: Sitges (Barcelona/Spain: NATO ARW on Applications of NMR to the Study of Structure And Dynamics of Supramolecular Complexes Invited Lecture: Probing Self-Assembly Processes by NMR Spectroscopy
442	30 April 1998: University of Southern California: Symposium in Honor of Jim Dye Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
441	16 April 1998: University of Utah: Departmental Seminar Lecture: Synthetic Supramolecular Chemistry
440	13 –14 April 1998: University of Miami: Review of Graduate Program
439	29 Mar – 1 Apr 1998: University of Birmingham: RSC Carbohydrate Group Spring Meeting Posters only: Several
438	18 February 1998: University of California, Irvine: Departmental Seminar Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
437	10 – 11 February 1998: Dupont/Wilmington: 1998 Discovery Chemistry Seminar Series Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
436	6 February 1998: University of Nevada: Departmental Seminar Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
435	18 December 1997: Rohm and Hass/Pennsylvania: Research Seminar Lecture: Carbohydrate Cycles and Clusters
434	31 Oct-4 Nov 1997: Merck/Raway/New Jersey: One-Day Symposium on Molecular Recognition Invited Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
433	8 October 1997: Merck/Raway/New Jersey: One-Day Symposium on Molecular Recognition Lecture: Controlling Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
432	1 October 1997: Raychem Corporation/Menlo Park/California: Research Seminar Lecture: The New Chemistry
431	18 – 22 August 1997: 36th IUPAC Congress on Frontiers in Chemistry: New Perspectives for the 2000s/Geneva Keynote Lecture: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
430	3 – 8 August 1997: XXII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry/Seoul Lecture: Carbohydrate Nanotubes
429	2 August 1997: Soong Sil University/Seoul Lecture 1: Self-Assembly of Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures and Nanomachines Lecture 2: The New Chemistry
428	26 – 27 June 1997: Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s Conference on Nanotechnology/San Francisco Lecture: Self-Assembly of Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures and Nanomachines
427	22 – 24 June 1997: Gordon Research Conference on Carbohydrates/Tilton, New Hampshire Lecture: Constructing Carbohydrates on the Nanoscale
426	22 April 1997: Prague Institute of Chemical Technology Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanosystems and Nanomachines
425	21 April 1997: Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic/Prague Lecture: Adventures in Modular Chemistry
424	7 – 10 April 1997: 1997 Hutchison Memorial Lectures/University of Rochester Lecture 1: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures and Nanomachines Lecture 2: Constructing Carbohydrates on the Nanoscale Lecture 3: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
423	25 – 28 March 1997: Leo H Sternbach Lectures/Yale University Lecture 1: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes Lecture 2: The Nature of the Mechanical Bond
422	24 March 1997: Swarthmore College/Pennsylvania Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
421	5 March 1997: Université Laval/Quebec Seminar: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
420	3 – 4 March 1997: Bernard Belleau Memorial Lectures in Chemistry McGill University and Bio-Chem Pharma/Montreal Lecture at Bio-Chem Pharma: Constructing Carbohydrates on the Nanoscale Lecture at McGill: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures and Nanomachines
419	21 – 22 February 1997: Symposium on Nanochemistry/University of Southern California/Los Angeles Lecture: Whither and Thither Self-Assembling Molecular and Supramolecular Machines
418	13 January 1997: Organic Colloquium/Cambridge University Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
417	17 December 1996: 30th Annual Meeting on Modern Aspects of Stereochemistry/Sheffield University Lecture: Self-Assembly in Action and at Work
416	9 December 1996: 2nd Schloessmann Seminar on Nanostructures in Biology, Chemistry and Physics/Garmisch Lecture: Self-Assembly in Action and at Work
415	7 December 1996 Symposium to celebrate 60th birthday of V Balzani/Bologna Lecture: Self-Assembly in Action and at Work
414	23 – 24 November 1996: Bio-MaDe Workshop on Bio-Organic Materials and Devices/Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences/Amsterdam Lecture: The Self-Assembly of Molecular and Supramolecular Switches
413	1 Oct – 1 Nov 1996: 6th Symposium of the NSR Research School/Dalfsen/The Netherlands Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
412	4 October 1996: 24th Biennial Philadelphia Organic Chemists’ Club Symposium Lecture: Self-Assembly in Action and at Work
411	4 – 28 September 1996: Gordon Research Conference or Organic Structures and Properties/Fukuoka/Japan Main Talk: Self-Assembly in Action and at Work
410	9 – 21 September 1996: Gulf Coast Chemistry Conference/Pensacola Beach/Florida Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Action and at Work
409	15 – 19 September 1996: 20th Symposium on the Chemistry of Natural Products/Chicago/USA Plenary Lecture: Concept Transfer from the Life Sciences into Materials Science
408	9 – 13 September 1996: British Association Meeting Chemistry Section/Birmingham Presidential Address: Learning to Read and Write in Chemistry
407	30 August 1996: Pohang University/Korea Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures and Nanomachines
406	27 – 30 August 1996: 13th IUPAC Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry/Seoul/Korea Lecture: Nanoscale Construction on the Molecular Level
405	25 – 26 August 1996: 1996 Fall ACS Meeting: Symposium on Supramolecular Systems/Orlando/Florida Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
404	6 June 1996: Royal Society/Ciba Foundation Meeting/LondonInvited Lecture: The Self-Assembly of Molecular and Supramolecular Switches
403	28 – 31 May 1996: Wichita/Kansas Seminar 1: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures and Nanomachines Seminar 2: The Genesis of a New Family of Interlocked Molecules Seminar 3: Constructing Carbohydrates on the Nanoscale
402	16 – 22 May 1996: NATO ARW/Quebec Lecture: Combining Different Recognition Motifs to Self-Assemble Multicomponent Superstructures
401	15 – 16 April 1996: European Physical Society Industrial Workshop on Nanoscale Science and Technology/Birmingham Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures
400	4 April 1996: University of Houston/Texas Seminar: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanomachines
399	1 – 3 April 1996: Vista Chemical Company-Regents Endowed Memorial Lecture Series/University of Texas at Austin Lecture 1: Self-Assembly in Chemical Synthesis Lecture 2: The Genesis of a New Family of Interlocked Molecules Lecture 3: Constructing Carbohydrates on the Nanoscale
398	28 – 29 March 1996: UNC/Chapel Hill Lecture 1: Self-Assembly in Chemical Synthesis Lecture 2: The Genesis of a New Family of Interlocked Molecules
397	27 March 1996: Wilen Memorial Symposium, ACS Spring Meeting at New Orleans Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Synthesis
396	25 March 1996: RSC Carbohydrate Group Spring Meeting, St Andrews Lecture: Constructing Carbohydrates on the Nanoscale
395	17 February 1996: Birmingham Lunar Society Lecture: Learning to Read and Write in Chemistry
394	30 January 1996: University of California at Los Angeles Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanostructures and Nanomachines
393	16 January 1996: Kyushu University Faculties of Engineering and Science/Fukuoka/Japan Joint Seminar: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
392	8 – 12 January 1996: National Institute of Materials and Chemical Research/AIST/MITI/Tsukuba/Japan Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems Seminar 1: Molecular and Supramolecular Nanomachines Seminar 2: The Genesis of a New Family of Interlocked Molecules
391	10 – 11 December 1995: Universität Heidelberg/Germany: Graduiertenkolleg Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
390	8 December 1995: Universität Mainz/Germany Lecture: Towards a New Family of Interlocked Molecules
389	7 December 1995: Bayer AG/Leverkusen/Germany Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
388	30 November 1995: ZENECA Agrochemicals/Jealott’s Hill/Bracknell: Chemistry Department Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
387	18 -22 November 1995: Kuwait University: Visiting Professorship Lecture 1: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems Lecture 2: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines Lecture 3: Supramolecular Polymers
386	17 November 1995: Tel-Aviv/Israel: Departmental Seminar Lecture: New Modules – A New Family of Interlocked Molecules
385	12 – 16 November 1995: Jerusalem/Israel: Seventh International Symposium on Chiral Discrimination Plenary Lecture: Chiral Catenanes
384	9 – 11 November 1995: Palo Alto/California: The Fourth Foresight Technology Conference on Molecular Nanotechnology Lecture: The Art and Science of Self-Assembling Molecular Machines
383	25 October 1995: Rice/Houston/Texas: Chemical Engineering Department Seminar Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
382	23 – 24 October 1995: Houston/Texas: Welch Foundation Conference on Nanophase Chemistry Invited Lecture: Molecular Nanostructures
381	16 October 1995: Bristol University: Wilson Baker Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
380	2 October 1995: ETH/Zürich/Switzerland: COST Workshop on Interdisciplinary Aspects of Nanoscience Presentation: Self-Assembly at the Nanoscale Level with Chemical Systems
379	20 – 23 September 1995:Il Ciocco/Nr Pisa/Italy: NATO ASI on New Trends in Materials Chemistry Lecture 1: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems Lecture 2: Molecular Machines
378	16 – 17 September 1995: Bordeaux/France: NATO ARW on Magnetism: A Supramolecular Function Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
377	8 – 12 September 1995: Aspen Lodge in Estes Park, Boulder: NATO ARW on Modular Chemistry Poster/Lecture: New Modules – New Families of Interlocked Molecules
376	31 July – 4 Aug 1995: Braunschweig/Germany: 8th International Symposium on Novel Aromatic Compounds Main Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
375	23 – 28 July 1995: New England College in Henniker/New Hampshire: 1995 Gordon Research Conference on Chemistry of Supermolecules and Assemblies Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
374	16 – 21 July 1995: Salve Regina University/Newport/RI: 1995 Organic Photochemistry Gordon Conference Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
373	2-7 July 1995: Jerusalem/Israel: XXth International Symposium on Macrocyclic Compounds Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
372	21 – 24 June 1995: Vulcano Island/Italy: EUCHEM Conference on Cycloadditions and Related Reactions: Theory and Practice Plenary Lecture: Structure-Directed Synthesis
371	11 – 15 June 1995: College of William and Mary/Williamsburg/ Virginia: Division of Organic Chemistry of the American Chemical Society: 34th National Organic Symposium Plenary Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
370	18 – 21 May 1995: University of Zaragoza/Spain Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
369	8 – 11 May 1995: Rolduc Abbey/The Netherlands: Rolduc Polymer Meeting Plenary Lecture: Towards Supramolecular Polymers
368	27-28 May 1995: Paris/France: Nature Conference on the Science of Complex Molecular Systems Lecture: Molecular Nanostructures
367	20 – 25 April 1995: University of Chicago/Abbott Laboratories/University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee Lecture: Making Molecules to Order: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
366	10 – 12 April 1995: Cornell University: 1995 Miles Lectures Lecture 1: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems Lecture 2: Nanotechnology: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines Lecture 3: Towards Supramolecular Polymers
365	7 April 1995: Naval Research Laboratory/Washington: Chemistry Colloquium Lecture: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
364	2-7 April 1995: Anaheim/California: ACS National Meeting. International Symposium on Well-Defined Macromolecules for Function and Assembly Invited Lecture: The Self-Assembly of Two Bis[2]catenanes and a Bis[2]rotaxane – Model compounds for Mechanically-Linked Polymers
363	17 March 1995: ZENECA Specialties/Blackley: Seminar Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
362	20 February 1995: University of Regensburg/Germany: Sandoz Foundation Lecture Series Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
361	17 February 1995: University of Kaiserslautern/Germany: Adolf Steinhofer Foundation Award Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
360	16 February 1995: Warwick/UK: RSC Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
359	3 December 1994: Kyoto/Japan: Division of Molecular Engineering at Kyoto University Departmental Seminar: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
358	2 December 1994: Tokyo/Japan: Mini-Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Synthesis
357	11 November 1994: State University of New York at Albany: Sixth Henry G Kuiliva Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
356	6-9 November 1994: Ohtsu/Kyoto/Japan: The Taniguchi Conference on “Working Molecular Systems – Design and Synthesis” Lecture: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
355	30 September 1994: Princeton/New Jersey: Princeton ACS Fall Symposium Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
354	30 September 1994: Princeton University/New Jersey Seminar: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
353	29 September 1994: Johnson Matthey Biomedical Research/West Chester/PA Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
352	15-19 September 1994: Reykjavik/Iceland: NATO ARW on Supramolecular Stereochemistry Lecture: Template Directed Synthesis [Presented by Dr D B Amabilino]
351	11-16 August 1994: Mainz/Germany: European Research Conference on Supramolecular Chemistry [Attending as a Discussion Leader]
350	31 July-5 August 1994: Ottawa/Canada: Eighth International Symposium on Molecular Recognition and Inclusion Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
349	24-29 July 1994: Birmingham University: RSC Perkin Division Symposium on Recognition Processes Host and Joint-Organizer
348	13-15 July 1994: Akron/Ohio: IUPAC International Symposium on Macromolecules Invited Lecture: Towards Supramolecular Polymers
347	11-13 July 1994: Namur/Belgium: Fifth Belgian Organic Synthesis Symposium Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
346	13-19 May 1994: Ravello/Italy: NATO ASI Workshop on Chemical Synthesis: Gnosis to Prognosis Two Main Lectures: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems Making Unnatural Products by Natural Means
345	7-11 May 1994: Hindsgavl/Denmark: NATO ARW on Molecular Engineering for Advanced Materials Lecture: The Self-Assembly of Redox-Active and Photo-Active Catenanes and Rotaxanes
344	29 April 1994: University of Louvain/Belgium: Chaire Bruylants Award Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Synthesis
343	27 April 1994: ZENECA Pharmaceuticals/Mereside: Research Colloquium Lecture: Self-Assembly: A New Concept in Organic Synthesis
342	23 April 1994: Bristol/UK: One Day Symposium by the British Computer Society Cybernetics Machine Group on One Day will all Supercomputers be Wet? Hardware versus Software! Invited Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly
341	19-21 April 1994: Birmingham University: Macro Group UK 4th Family Meeting on Making and Breaking and Using Chains Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Polymer Synthesis
340	5-8 April 1994: NATO ARW on The Ultimate Limits of Fabrication and Measurement Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
339	30 March 1994: Royal Society/London: Press Briefing on Nanoscience: The Fore-Runner to Nanotechnology Lecture: Nanoscience: At a Molecular Level
338	29 March 1994: Fisons/Loughborough: Research Seminar Lecture: Self-Assembly: A New Concept in Organic Synthesis
337	11-13 March 1994: UCLA/CA: Symposium Honoring Donald J Cram Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
336	3 March 1994: Edinburgh University: Walker Memorial Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly in Chemical Systems
335	28 January 1994: Unilever Research/Port Sunlight: Research Seminar Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
334	13-16 January 1994: Norwegian Organic Chemistry Meeting: Fefor/ Norway: Two Invited Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis Catenated Cyclodextrins
333	29 November-3 December 1993: GE/Corporate Research and Development/Schenectady/NY: Research Seminar Lecture: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
332	29 November-3 December 1993: Kodak/Rochester/NY: Research Seminar Lecture: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
331	29 November-3 December 1993: Boston/MA: Symposium on Biomolecular Materials by Design Invited Lecture: Chemical Synthesis of Nanostructures
330	7 September 1993: Hamburg/Germany: GDCh Meeting Plenary Lecture: Self-Assembly in Unnatural Product Synthesis
329	2-5 September 1993: Strasbourg/France: NATO ARW on Computational Approaches in Supramolecular Chemistry Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Synthesis
328	29 August-3 September 1993: Barcelona/Spain: Eighth European Symposium on Organic Chemistry (ESOC-8) Plenary Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
327	26-28 July 1993: Bielefeld/Germany: Workshop on Important Phenomena in Chemistry: Towards the Understanding of Some Basic Principles in Biology and the Use of Molecules in Technology Invited Lecture: From Dyes and Drugs – to Devices. Is the Vehicle Molecular Self-Assembly Processes?
326	11-16 July 1993: University of Newcastle: 4 ESOR & 2MMBP Section Plenary Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes in Chemical Systems
325	29 June-2 July 1993: Twente University/Enschede/The Netherlands: 18th International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry Izatt-Christensen Award Lecture: Self-Assembly in Unnatural Product Synthesis
324	7-8 June 1993: Odense/Denmark: Annual Meeting of the Danish Chemical Society Main Plenary Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
323	2 June 1993: Minnesota 3M Research Limited: Technical Forum Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
322	12 May 1993: London: SCI Carbohydrate Meeting Invited Lecture: Cyclodextrins: Linking Lampshades
321	26 -30 April 1993: High Polymer Research Conference/Moretonhampstead/Devon Invited Lecture: Self-Assembling Catenanes, Rotaxanes, and Double Helicates: New Approaches to Novel Polymer Systems
320	20 April 1993: Heriot-Watt University: RSC Edinburgh and South East Scotland Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
319	12 -14 April 1993: Palma de Mallorca/Spain: XIV Biennial Spanish Organic Chemistry Society Meeting Plenary Lecture: Molecular Recognition and Self-Assembly
318	5-8 April 1993: Southampton University: RSC Annual Chemical Congress: Symposium on Design Synthesis and Characterisation of New Materials Plenary Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
317	2 April 1993: Abbott Laboratories/North Chicago Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
316	28 March-1 April 1993: ACS National Meeting in Denver/Colorado: International Symposium on New Macromolecular Architectures and Supramolecular Polymers Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly and Shuttling Properties of Some Multisite [2]Rotaxanes
315	22 March 1993: Wolverhampton Polytechnic: RSC Lecture to West Midlands Section Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
314	18 March 1993: Strasbourg University/France: First Janssen Lecture Lecture: Self-Assembly in Unnatural Product Synthesis
313	11 March 1993: Pfizer Central Research Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
312	1-5 March 1993: Atlantic Coast Lectureship: University of Maryland ,Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Duke University, University of South Carolina, University of Miami Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
311	26 February 1993: University of Dundee Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
310	29 January 1993: Shrewsbury School Science Department: Sixth Form Talk Lecture: Molecular Meccano
309	26 January 1993: King’s College London: RSC Chilterns and Middlesex Section Lecture Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
308	20 January 1993: Roche Research Centre/Welwyn Garden City Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
307	2 December 1992: Brunel University Research Seminar: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
306	19-21 November 1992: Dalhousie University/Halifax/Canada Walter J Chute Distinguished Lecture: Self-Assembly: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines Research Seminar: Structure-Directed Synthesis
305	5 November 1992: RSC Local Lecture/University of Exeter Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
304	19 October 1992: RSC Local Lecture/University of Keele Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
303	13-16 October 1992: NATO ARW on Computations for the Nanoscale/ Aspet/France Invited Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes (Presented by Mr D Philp)
302	9-10 October 1992: 7th Annual WS Johnson Symposium in Organic Chemistry/Stanford University/California Invited Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
301	23 September 1992: RSC Symposium for Schoolteachers/University of Birmingham Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Molecules to Order
300	16-18 September 1992: RSC Perkin Division Symposium on Working Molecules/TCD/Ireland Invited Lecture: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
299	10 September 1992: BASF Summer School on Supramolecular Chemistry at St Johanns/Germany Series of Lectures: Self-Assembly Processes
298	30 August – 1 September 1992: Seminar on Molecular Recognition and Communication at Champéry/Switzerland Series of Lectures: Supramolecular Chemistry
297	24 July 1992: Simon Fraser University/Vancouver/Canada Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
296	19-23 July 1992: 7th International Symposium on Novel Aromatic Compounds/Victoria BC/Canada Plenary Lecture: Structure-Directed Synthesis of Cyclacene and Polyacene Derivatives
295	16 July 1992: University of New England/Armidale/Australia Research Seminar: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
294	15 July 1992: ANU/Canberra/Australia Research Seminar: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
293	13 July 1992: University of Melbourne/Australia Departmental Seminar: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
292	10-11 July 1992: Second Australian Symposium on Molecular Engineering/University of Sydney/Australia Invited Lecture: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines
291	9 July 1992: University of New South Wales/Sydney/Australia Research Seminar: Structure-Directed Synthesis of Cyclacene and Polyacene Derivatives
290	8 July 1992: University of Sydney Chemical Society/Australia Ernest Richie Memorial Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
289	22-26 June 1992: GordonResearch Conference on Bioorganic Chemistry/Plymouth/New Hampshire Invited Lecture: Molecular and Supramolecular Self-Assembly Processes
288	10-16 May 1992: 5th Cyprus Conference on New Methods in Drug Research/Larnica/Cyprus Invited Lecture: Molecular Recognition and Self-Assembly Processes (Presented by Prof W D Ollis)
287	6-10 April 1992: RSC Second International Symposium on Chemical and Biochemical Problems in Molecular Recognition/University of Exeter Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
286	30 March-1 April 1992:RSC Fine Chemicals Group Meeting on Chemical Opportunity Sensor Research/University of Liverpool Lecture: From Molecular Receptors to Molecular Sensors (Presented by Dr R A Bissell)
285	19 March 1992: Dyson Perrins/University of Oxford Research Colloquium: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
284	12 March 1992: Birmingham University Open Day Lecture: Molecular Meccano
283	27 February 1992: Imperial College London Chemical Society Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
282	17 February 1992: Birmingham University Inaugural Lecture: Whither and Thither Molecular Machines: A Vision of Chemistry and a Mission for Chemists in the 21st Century
281	8 January 1992: GDCh Lecture/BASF/Ludwigshafen/Germany Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
280	15-19 December 1991: II NATO Science Forum on Supramolecular Chemistry/Taormina/Sicily Opening Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
279	22 November 1991: University of Nevada/Reno Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
278	18-21 November 1991: Dupont Lectures at Berkeley/California First Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis Second Lecture: Substrate-Directed Synthesis
277	31 October 1991: ICI Science Strategy Group/ICI Specialities/Blackley/Manchester Presentation: Chemistry in the 21st Century
276	16 October 1991: RSC Heterocyclic Group Autumn Meeting/ICI Specialities/Blackley/Manchester Plenary Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
275	30 Sept-2 Oct 1991: Conference on Supramolecular Aspects of Polymer Synthesis and Polymer Structure/Mainz/Germany Lecture: Towards Synthetic Supramolecular Polymers
274	25-27 September 1991: 11 Regio Symposium on Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry/Sornetan/Swiss Jura Lecture: Molecular LEGO: Substrate Directed Synthesis Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
273	20-21 September 1991: Symposium on Organic Chemistry/Akademia Leopoldina/Halle/Germany Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
272	11-13 September 1991: Euchem Conference on Supramolecular Reactivity and Catalysis/Padova/Italy Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
271	8-10 September 1991: EUROCARB VI/Heriot-Watt University/Edinburgh Invited Lecture: Chemically-Modified Cyclodextrins
270	30-31 August 1991: Rank Prize Funds Workshop on Cages, Crowns, and Coulombs/Wordsworth Hotel/Grasmere Lecture: Tethering Compounds: Ordering Molecules Around
269	5-8 July 1991: European Research Conference on Supramolecular Chemistry/Le Bischenberg/Strasbourg Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
268	13 June 1991: Bath Research Colloquium: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
267	3 June 1991: Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories/Harlow Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
266	22 May 1991: Greater Manchester Symposium/Salford Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis Symposium at ACS Meeting on Design of Metal Specific Ligands/Atlanta/USA Lecture: Second Sphere Coordination and Beyond
265	14-19 April 1991: Symposium at ACS Meeting on New Polymerization Reactions and Reaction Mechanisms/Atlanta/USA Lecture: Structure-Directed Synthesis of Polyacene Derivatives Template-Directed Synthesis of Polymolecular Assemblies
264	25 March 1991: Molecular Recognition Centre/School of Medical Sciences/University of Bristol Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
263	20 March 1991: University of Southampton Research Seminar: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
262	13 March 1991: Glaxo/Greenford Research Colloquium: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
261	8 March 1991: Chemical Society’s Inaugural Lecture/University College/Dublin Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
260	1 March 1991: Clifton College Scientific Society/Clifton College/Bristol Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
259	27 February 1991: RSC Local Section/Aberdeen Lecture: Molecular Meccano
258	8 February 1991: Pfizer Lecture/Pfizer Laboratories/Gorton/Connecticut/USA Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
257	7 February 1991: Pfizer Lecture/Ohio State/Columbus/USA Lecture: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
256	6 February 1991: University of Illinois/Chicago/USA Research Seminar: Self-Assembly in Organic Synthesis
255	4 & 5 February 1991: Named Lecture and Chemistry Department Colloquium/Washington University/St Louis/USA Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order Substrate-Directed Synthesis
254	16 January 1991: RSC Local Section/Huddersfield Polytechnic Lecture: Structure-Directed Synthesis
253	10 January 1991: Visiting Speaker Programme at Courtaulds Research/Coventry Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
252	7 & 8 January 1991: UK Macrocyclic Group/University of Manchester Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Rotaxanes and Catenanes Made to Order
251	7 December 1990: Tohoku University/Sendai/Japan Research Seminar: Making Molecules to Order by Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
250	3-5 December 1990: SERC/Japan Meeting on Molecular Electronics & Bioelectronics/Tokyo Lecture: Making Molecules to Order by Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
249	13 November 1990: University of Kent Research Seminar: Molecular Meccano: Rotaxanes and Catenanes Made to Order
248	12 November 1990: Rhone-Poulenc Rorer Ltd/Dagenham Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
247	18 October 1990: Birmingham/Special Lecture Programme Lecture: Molecular Meccano: Making Molecules to Order
246	17 October 1990: ICI/Runcorn Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
245	27-29 September 1990: ORCHEM ’90/Bad Nauheim/Germany Invited Lecture: Molecular LEGO: Substrate-Directed Synthesis
244	26 September 1990: Hamburg/Germany Research Seminar: Molecular Meccano: Catenanes and Rotaxanes Made to Order
243	16-19 September 1990: First International Summer School on Supramolecular Compounds/Strasbourg/France Invited Lecture: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
242	10-15 September 1990: VI Inclusion Phenomena Symposium/Berlin/Germany Invited Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
241	3-8 September 1990: XV International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry/Odessa/USSR Invited Lecture: Molecular LEGO: Rotaxanes and Catenanes Made to Order
240	13-18 August 1990: XXVIII International Conference on Co-ordination Chemistry/Gera/Germany Plenary Lecture: Second Sphere Coordination
239	15-20 July 1990: CIC Lecture: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
238	12-13 July 1990: Roussel Scientific Institute/First Table Ronde/Oxford Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
237	2-5 July 1990: Ciba Foundation Symposium/London Lecture: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
236	25-29 June 1990: Gordon Conference on Biocatalysis/Plymouth State College/NH Lecture: From Enzyme Mimics to Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
235	15 May 1990: Leermakers Symposium/Wesleyan University/Connecticut Lecture: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
234	14 May 1990: Columbia University/New York Research Seminar: Molecular LEGO: Substrate-Directed Synthesis
233	10 May 1990: UCLA/Los Angeles Research Seminar: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
232	9 May 1990: Caltech/California Research Seminar: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
231	7 May 1990: UC San Diego/California Research Seminar: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
230	5 May 1990: David Gutsche Symposium/Washington University/St Louis Lecture: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
229	2 April 1990: Utrecht/The Netherlands Research Seminar: Molecular LEGO: Template-Directed Synthesis of New Organic Materials
228	27 March 1990: SKF Symposium/Cambridge Lecture: From Enzyme Mimics to Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
227	7 March 1990: RSC Local Section/Leicester Lecture: Molecular LEGO: Substrate-Directed Synthesis
226	1 March 1990: Student Chemical Society/University of Durham Invited Lecture: Molecular LEGO
225	28 February 1990: Beecham Pharmaceuticals/Brockham Park Research Colloquium: Making Molecules to Order by Structure-Directed Synthesis
224	3-27 February 1990: Hüttenseminar on Molecular Amplification and Reinforcement/ Fachschafthaus am Shausinsland Lecture: Molecular Recognition: Facts and Future
223	3 February 1990: Ecole Polytechnique/Paris Research Seminar: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes: Rotaxanes and Catenanes Made to Order
222	February 1990: Hoffman La Roche/Basel Research Seminar: Molecular Self-Assembly Processes: Rotaxanes and Catenanes Made to Order
221	February 1990: ETH Zürich Invited Colloquium: Rotaxanes and Catenanes Made to Order
220	9 January 1990: Half-Day Symposium on Novel Molecules/Bristol Invited Lecture: Rotaxanes and Catenanes Made to Order
219	2 January 1990: SERC Molecular Electronics Town Meeting/London Short Lecture: Modular Chemical Approaches to Molecular Self-Processes
218	8 December 1989: Rhône Poulenc/Lyon Research Seminar: The Template-Directed Synthesis of New Organic Materials
217	15 December 1989: CSIC Madrid Invited Lecture: Molecular Cybernetics: Template-Directed Synthesis of Molecular Assemblies
216	12 December 1989: Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker/Universität Bonn Invited Lecture: Molecular LEGO: Template-Directed Synthesis of New Organic Materials
215	11 December 1989: Universität Mainz Research Seminar: Recognition in Molecular Self-Assembly Processes
214	7 December 1989: Fisons Pharmaceuticals/Loughborough Research Seminar: Structure-Directed Synthesis
213	28 November 1989: RSC Local Section/South Wales/University College Swansea Invited Lecture: Molecular Abacuses and Chains Made to Order
212	16 November 1989: Royal Holloway and Bedford College London Student Chemical Society Lecture: Molecular LEGO
211	29 September 1989: Symposium on Organized Molecular Systems in Chemical and Physical Processes/Parma/Italy Invited Lecture: Molecular LEGO: The Template-Directed Synthesis of New Organic Materials
210	21 September 1989: Kodak Ltd/Harrow Research Seminar: The Template-Directed Synthesis of New Organic Materials
209	14 September 1989: Joint Symposium: Biochemical Society/DTI Invited Lecture: Design and Synthesis of Enzyme Analogues
208	11-15 September 1989: Symposium on Molecular Recognition at BA Advancement of Science Meeting/Sheffield Invited Lecture: Molecular LEGO
207	27 Aug-1 Sept 1989: Workshop on Supramolecular Organic Chemistry and Photochemistry/Saarbrücken/Germany Plenary Lecture: Template-Directed Synthesis of Polymolecular Assemblies
206	22 August 1989: Ciba-Geigy/Basel/Switzerland Open Lecture: Structure-Directed Synthesis: A New Approach to Novel Materials
205	11 July 1989: BP Sunbury Research Seminar: Molecular Recognition in Chemical Systems
204	2-6 July 1989: International Meeting on Storage and Transfer of Molecular Information/Strasbourg/France Invited Lecture: Molecular Recognition in Chemical Systems
203	12 June 1989: ICI Agrochemicals Research Seminar: Structure-Directed Synthesis
202	18 May 1989: University of Messina Research Seminar: Molecular Recognition and Unnatural Product Synthesis
201	15-17 May 1989: First Stanislao Cannizzaro Workshop on Molecular Recognition/Enna/Italy Plenary Lecture: Molecular Recognition and Unnatural Product Synthesis
200	17-21 April 1989: International Symposium on Chemical and Biochemical Problems in Molecular Recognition/Exeter Invited Lecture: Structure-Directed Synthesis
199	10 April 1989: 197th ACS National Meeting/Hudson Symposium/Carbohydrate Division/Dallas/USA Plenary Lecture: Chemically-Modifying Cyclodextrins
198	5-7 April 1989: University of Miami/USA Research Seminar: Structure-Directed Synthesis
197	13 February 1989: University College Cardiff Local RSC Lecture: Stereoelectronically-Controlled Molecular ‘LEGO’ Sets
196	8 February 1989: University College London/Birkbeck College Research Colloquium: Substrate-Directed Synthesis
195	23 January 1989: University of Sussex General Seminar: Molecular ‘LEGO’
194	19 January 1989: University of Strathclyde Local RSC Lecture: Molecular Belts and Collars in the Making
193	30 November 1988: UMIST Research Colloquium: Stereoelectronically-Controlled Molecular ‘LEGO’ Sets
192	26 October 1988: University of Edinburgh Inorganic Chemistry Colloquium: Second Sphere Coordination as a Supramolecular Phenomenon
191	26-28 September 1988: XIII European Colloquium on Heterocyclic Chemistry/University of Fribourg/Switzerland Plenary Lecture: Molecular Belts and Collars
190	18-23 September 1988: Fifth International Symposium on Inclusion Phenomena and Molecular Recognition/Orange Beach/Alabama/USA Invited Lecture: Shaping Molecular Receptors Inside-out and Shaking Them All About
189	4-8 September 1988: 13th International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry/Hamburg/Germany Plenary Lecture: Evolution of Molecular Belts and Collars
188	20-23 May 1988: European Symposium on Bioorganic Chemistry/ Gregynog Invited Lecture: Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Phosphines with Cyclodextrins
187	19-22 April 1988: Fourth International Symposium on Cyclodextrins/Munich Invited Lecture: Chemically-modified Cyclodextrins as Second Sphere Ligands
186	12-15 April 1988: RSC Annual Congress/Perkin Division/Symposium on Stereochemistry and Reactivity in Organic Chemistry/University of Kent Invited Lecture: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
185	5-8 April 1988: Convention Intercantonale Romande d’Enseignement du 3e Cycle en Chemie/Switzerland Lecture Course on Supramolecular Chemistry:Fribourg: The Fascination and Scope of Supramolecular ChemistryLausanne: Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Complexes by Crown Ethers Berne: The Supramolecular Chemical Approach to Enzyme Analogues Fribourg: Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Complexes by Cyclodextrins Fribourg: The Future of Supramolecular Chemistry: A Personal View
184	28-30 March 1988: RSC Carbohydrate Meeting/Oxford Invited Lecture: Conformational Desymmetrisation in Chemically-Modified Cyclodextrins
183	7 March 1988: University of Bristol Organic Chemistry Colloquium: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
182	2 March 1988: University of Nottingham Organic Chemistry Colloquium: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
181	22 February 1988: University of Oxford Inorganic Chemistry Colloquium: Second Sphere Coordination as a Supramolecular Phenomenon
180	25 January 1988: University of Cambridge Organic Chemistry Colloquium: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
179	15 December 1987: School of Pharmacy/University of London Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
178	20 November 1987: University of Warwick Organic Chemistry Seminar: Natural and Unnatural Molecular Receptors
177	13 November 1987: University of Utah/Salt Lake City/USA Research Seminar: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
176	2 November 1987: State University of New York/Stony Brook/USA Research Seminar: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
175	10 November 1987: Kodak/Rochester/USA Research Seminar: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
174	9 November 1987: Michigan State University/East Lansing/USA Research Seminar: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
173	7 November 1987: Queen’s University/Kingston/Canada Research Seminar: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
172	3-6 November 1987: Joint Japan-US Seminar/Miami Invited Lecture: The Making of Molecular Belts and Collars
171	2 November 1987: MIT/Boston/USA Research Seminar: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
170	28 October 1987: King’s College London Research Colloquium: In Search of New Synthetic Molecular Materials and Receptors
169	16 September 1987: Joint RSC/SOMER Industrial Forum on Chemistry/Industrial and Academic/Sheffield Invited Lecture: Knowledge Transfer in the Chemical Sciences at the Academic-Industrial Interface: Lifeline and Lifeblood
168	30 Aug-4 Sept 1987: 194th ACS National Meeting/Symposium on Stereoselective Synthesis of Carbohydrates from Acyclic Precursors/New Orleans Plenary Lecture: Stereoselective Synthesis of Non-Carbohydrates from Cyclic Precursors
167	18 August 1987: ICI Chemicals & Polymers/Runcorn Research Seminar: The Making of Molecular Belts
166	30 July 1987: Teijin Institute for Biomedical Research/Tokyo Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
165	30 July 1987: Tokyo University Research Seminar: Molecular Belts in the Making
164	29 July 1987: Tokyo Institute of Technology Research Seminar: Chemically-modified Cyclodextrins: Complex is Understanding and Understanding is Complex
163	28 July 1987: Tohoku University/Sendai Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
162	27 July 1987: Osaka University Research Seminar: Chemically-modified Cyclodextrins: Complex is Understanding and Understanding is Complex
161	24 July 1987: Nagasaki University Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
160	19-23 July 1987: XII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry/Hiroshima Invited Lecture: Molecular Belts in the Making
159	18-19 July 1987: Macrocyclic Symposium on Bioorganic and Bioinorganic Chemistry/Kyoto University Invited Lecture: Chemically-Modified Cyclodextrins: Complex is Understanding and Understanding is Complex
158	13-17 July 1987: RSC Dalton Division/III International Conference on the Chemistry of Platinum Group Metals/Sheffield Invited Lecture: Second Sphere Coordination of Platinum Group Metal Complexes
157	24 June 1987: University of Milan Research Seminar: Molecular Belts in the Making
156	23 June 1987: University of Bologna Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
155	17 June 1987: University of Strasbourg Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
154	9 June 1987: Imperial College London Organic Chemistry Research Colloquium: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
153	5 June 1987: Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Organic Chemistry Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
152	4 June 1987: Instituto de Quimica Organica General/CSIC/Madrid Research Seminar: Chemically-Modified Cyclodextrins: Complex is Understanding and Understanding is Complex
151	29 May 1987: University of Konstanz Research Seminar: Molecular Belts in the Making
150	11-15 May 1987: University of Messina/Italy Lecture Course (10 Lectures): Chiral Crown Ethers Research Seminar: Chemically-Modified Cyclodextrins: Complex is Understanding and Understanding is Complex
149	29 March-1 April 1987: RSC Carbohydrate Meeting/Cambridge Plenary Lecture: Chemically-Modified Cyclodextrins: Complex is Understanding and Understanding is Complex
148	1 March-30 June 1987: Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chemie de Mulhouse Lecture Course (20 Lectures): Molecular Recognition and Reaction Selectivity Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
147	24 February 1987: Ministry of Defence/CDE/Porton Down Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
146	13 February 1987: Royal Dutch Shell Group/Amsterdam Research Seminar: The Scope and Fascination of Extramolecular Chemistry
145	2-7 February 1987: University of Messina/Italy Lecture Course (6 Lectures): Crown Ethers Research Seminar: Looking beyond the Molecule into Extramolecular Chemistry
144	29 January 1987: University of Ulster/Coleraine Invited Lecture: A Lesson in Molecular Recognition: Designing Synthetic Molecular Receptors for Diquat and Paraquat
143	28 January 1987: Queen’s University/Belfast Invited Lecture to the Andrews Club: Looking beyond the Molecule into Extramolecular Chemistry
142	19 December 1986: Beechams Pharmaceuticals Research Division/Great Burgh Invited Lecture: A Lesson in Molecular Recognition: Designing Synthetic Molecular Receptors for Diquat and Paraquat
141	18 December 1986: Biochemical Society Symposium on Enzyme Mimetic Systems/University College London Plenary Lecture: The Extramolecular Chemical Approach to Enzyme Analogues
140	9 December 1986: University of Loughborough Research Colloquium: A Lesson in Molecular Recognition: Designing Synthetic Molecular Receptors for Diquat and Paraquat
139	19 November 1986: University of Liverpool Organic Chemistry Colloquium: A Lesson in Molecular Recognition: Designing Synthetic Molecular Receptors for Diquat and Paraquat
138	10-15 November 1986: University of Messina/Italy Lecture Course (6 Lectures): Contemporary Carbohydrate Chemistry Research Colloquium: Stereoselective Synthesis: Enzyme Models
137	29-31 October 1986: Sheffield Industrial Forum Research Theme Lecture: Design and Synthesis of Novel Organic ZeolitesAlso contributions to the Refresher Course on Asymmetric Synthesis: Fundamentals and Practice Lectures: (a) Introduction to the Course (b) Enzyme Models
136	1-4 September 1986: XI International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry/Florence/Italy Lecture: Enantioselective Synthesis and Catalysis
135	20 June 1986: Smith Kline & French Ltd/R & D/Tonbridge Lecture: Enantioselective Synthesis and Catalysis
134	5-10 May 1986: University of Messina/Italy Lecture Course (6 Lectures): Contemporary Carbohydrate Chemistry
133	25-28 May 1986: Fourth International Symposium on Bio-organic Heterocycles/Hengelhoef/Belgium Plenary Lecture: Design and Synthesis of Molecular Receptors for Bipyridinium Herbicides
132	22-23 May 1986: Table Ronde Roussel UCLAF/Paris Invited Lecture: Extramolecular Chemistry: Art as well as Science
131	24-25 April 1986: Organic Division of the Royal Netherlands Chemical Society Symposium on Molecular Recognition/Wageningen Plenary Lecture: Second Sphere Coordination: New Horizons for Molecular Receptors
130	10 April 1986: RSC Annual Chemical Congress/Warwick/Symposium on Chemistry and the Media Lecture: Academic Chemistry in Britain: Towards a Brighter Future
129	23 March-6 April 1986: Lecture Tour at invitation of USSR Academy of Sciences/Moscow/Odessa Lectures: Chemistry of the Noncovalent Bond: Molecular Receptors for Bipyridinium Herbicides
128	14 March 1986: ICI Plant Protection Division/Bracknell Lecture: Complexing Paraquat and Diquat
127	27 February 1986: Birmingham University Inorganic Chemistry Research Colloquium: Extramolecular Chemistry
126	26 February 1986: Manchester University Organic Chemistry Research Colloquium: Making Molecular Receptors for Diquat and Paraquat: A Tale in Symbiotic Research
125	20 February 1986: RSC Local Section/Manchester University Schools Lecture: Chemical Holes and Catalysis
124	4 February 1986: ICI Organics Division Two Day Seminar After-Dinner Introductory Lecture: What Future Chemical Science and Technology?
123	10 December 1985: Smith Kline & French Research Ltd Two Invited Lectures:(a) Enantioselective Synthesis with Chiral Reagent Complexes (b) Designing and Synthesising Molecular Receptors for Diquat and Paraquat: A Lesson in the Interdisciplinary Approach to Chemical Research
122	15 November 1985: Wyeth Research (UK) Ltd Invited Lecture: Chemistry goes Extramolecular: Natural and Synthetic Molecular Receptors
121	8-13 September 1985: 30th IUPAC Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry/Manchester Invited Lecture: Enantioselective Synthesis with Chiral Reagent Complexes
120	27-31 May 1985: Lecture Tour in Italy/Messina/Catania/Bologna Four Lectures:(a) Stereoselective Synthesis (b) Cyclodextrins as Second Sphere Ligands for Transition Metal Complexes (c) Crown Ethers as Receptors and Reagents (d) Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Complexes
119	1 April 1985: RSC Carbohydrate Group Spring Meeting/Bristol Contributed Paper (given by Mr D R Alston): Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Complexes by Cyclodextrins
118	7 March 1985: Dyson Perrins Laboratory/University of Oxford Research Colloquium: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors and Reagents
117	22 January 1985: Symposium on Progress in Heterocyclic Chemistry/Scientific Societies Lecture Theatre/Saville Row Invited Lecture: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors and Reagents
116	13 December 1984: Newcastle University Schools Lecture: Chemical Holes
115	12 December 1984: Macrocyclic Mini-symposium/Cambridge Short Lecture (presented by Dr H Shahriari-Zavareh): Enantioselective Reductions of Aromatic Ketones with Ammonia-Borane Complexes of Chiral Tetraphenyl-18-crown-6 Derivatives
114	9 November 1984: Symposium on Supermolecules: Biological and Chemical Aspects/Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei/Rome/Italy Plenary Lecture: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors and Reagents
113	6-8 November 1984: University of Messina/Sicily/Italy Visiting Lectureship to give two Lectures:(a) Crown Ether Adducts of Organometallic and Inorganic Complexes (b) The Design and Synthesis of Molecular Receptors for Bipyridinium Herbicides
112	27-30 August 1984: Fifth International Conference on Organic Synthesis/(IUPAC)/Freiburg/Germany Invited Lecture: The Stereospecific Synthesis of Macrobicyclic and Macropolycyclic Polyethers from Carbohydrate Precursors
111	24 August 1984: University of Bonn/Germany Research Seminar: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors and Reagents
110	23 August 1984: University of Munster/GermanyResearch Seminar: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors and Reagents
109	22 August 1984: University of Oldenburg/GermanyResearch Seminar: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors and Reagents
108	21 August 1984: University of Groningen/The Netherlands Research Seminar: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors and Reagents
107	30 May 1984: New Process Technology Symposium/ICI Organics Division/Blackley Invited Lecture: Stereoselective Synthesis
106	18-21 May 1984: Gregynog Symposium/Wales Lecture: Enantioselective Reductions with Chiral Borane-Ammonium Crown Ether Complexes
105	9-11 April 1984: RSC Carbohydrate Group Meeting/Queen Elizabeth College London Lecture: A Stereospecific Synthesis of out-out Isomers of Macrobicyclic Polyethers with Carbon Bridgeheads from D-mannitol
104	25 Sept-2 Oct 1983: Lecture Tour of Poland at Invitation of Polish Academy of Science/Warsaw/Gdansk/Lodz Lecture: Crown Ethers as Molecular Hosts for Transition Metal Complexes and Related Guests
103	21 September 1983: RSC Autumn Meeting/Perkin Division Symposium on Chemistry of Oxygen Heterocycles/University College SwanseaInvited Lecture: The Design and Synthesis of Receptor Molecules of the Crown Ether Type
102	13 September 1983: International Symposium on Models of Enzyme Action/University of Sussex Invited Lecture: Crown Ethers as Molecular Receptors for Transition Metal Complexes
101	11 August 1983: Second European Symposium on Carbohydrates and Glycoconjugates/BudapestPlenary Lecture: Supramolecular Chemistry with Crown Ethers and Carbohydrates
100	30 March 1982: University of Sheffield/Sheffield-Leeds Organometallic Symposium Poster (with H M Colquhoun, S M Doughty, and D J Williams): Second Sphere Coordination – A New Role for Crown Ethers
99	29 March 1982: Heriot-Watt University/Royal Society of Edinburgh Hirst Symposium Invited Lecture: Supramolecular Chemistry with Crown Ethers and Carbohydrates
98	10 December 1982: University of Lancaster/NW England Section of the RSC Invited Lecture: Coronated Transition Metal Complexes
97	9 December 1982: University of Leiden/Holland Research Seminar: Whence and Whither Supramolecular Chemistry with Crown Ether Receptor Molecules
96	8 December 1982: Twente University of Technology/Enschede/Holland Research Seminar: Whence and Whither Supramolecular Chemistry with Crown Ether Receptor Molecules
95	7 December 1982: Shell Research/Amsterdam Invited Lecture: Whence and Whither Supramolecular Chemistry
94	22-29 October 1982: Middle Rhine Lecture Tour / Basel / Freiburg / Karlsruhe / Mulhausen / Strasbourg Lecture: Whence and Whither Supramolecular Chemistry
93	6-8 September 1982: University of Messina/Italy Visiting Lectureship to give two Lectures:(a) Supramolecular Chemistry with Crown Ethers and Carbohydrates (b) Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Complexes by Crown Ethers
92	2 September 1982: Second International Symposium on Clathrate Compounds and Molecular Inclusion Phenomena/ParmaPlenary Lecture: Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Complexes by Crown Ethers
91	19 July 1982: Smith, Kline & French Research Labs/The Frythe/Welwyn Invited Lecture: Whence and Whither Supramolecular Chemistry
90	3 December 1981: Fine Chemical Group of the Society of Chemical Industry at Belgrave Square/London Evening Lecture: Stereochemical Principles in the Function and Synthesis of Molecular Receptors based on Crown Ethers
89	21 October 1981: University of Sheffield Inorganic Chemistry Research Seminar: Second Sphere Coordination of Transition Metal Complexes by Crown Ethers
88	19-24 July 1981: University of Bristol/International Symposium on the Chemistry of the Platinum Group Metals Lecture: Second Sphere Coordination of Neutral and Cationic Metal Complexes of the Platinum Group by Crown Ethers
87	7 May 1981: ICI Corporate Laboratory/Runcorn Discussion Group Meeting Lecture: Coronated Transition Metal Complexes
86	30 April 1981: University College/Dublin/Eire Research Colloquium: Stereochemical Principles in the Function and Synthesis of Synthetic Molecular Receptors
85	29 April 1981: University College/Cork/Eire Research Colloquium: Stereochemical Principles in the Function and Synthesis of Synthetic Molecular Receptors
84	7-9 April 1981: University of Surrey/Annual Chemical Congress/Faraday Society Symposium on Thermodynamics of Metal Ion Complexing with Crown Ethers and Cryptands Invited Lecture: Stereochemical Principles in the Function and Synthesis of Crown Ethers
83	22-25 March 1981: 26 OHOLO Biological Conference/Israe Plenary Lecture (presented by Dr D A Laidler): Stereochemical Principles in the Function and Synthesis of Crown Ethers
82	19 March 1981: Sheffield University Two Schools Lectures: Chemical Holes
81	12 March 1981: University College London/RSC Symposium on Molecular Association and Reactivity Invited Lecture: Coronated Transition Metal Complexes
80	11 March 1981: University of Durham Organic Chemistry Colloquium: Stereochemical Principles in the Function and Synthesis of Crown Ethers
79	29 February 1981: Glaxo Group Research Ltd/Ware Research Seminar: Coronated Transition Metal Complexes
78	12 February 1981: University of Keele/North Staffordshire Section of the RSC Invited Lecture: Old Crown (Ethers) and New Chemistry
77	11 February 1981: University of East Anglia/Norwich Research Colloquium: Coronated Transition Metal Complexes
76	17 December 1980: Sheffield Stereochemistry Symposium Invited Lecture: Coronated Transition Metal Complexes
75	1-5 December 1980: Texas A & M UniversityVisiting Professorship contributing a Graduate Course on Frontiers in Chemical Research. Five Lectures entitled:(a) Crown Ethers I. Coronated Transition Metal Complexes (b) Synthesis and Conformational Behaviour of Trianthranilide Derivatives (c) Crown Ethers II. Towards a Stereochemical Understanding of the Nature of Noncovalent Bonds in Crown Ether Complexes (d) Progress towards the Stereoselective Synthesis of the Pentitols (e) Crown Ethers III. Enzyme Analogues to Order?
74	26 September 1980: Symposium on Recent Progress in Anion Activation/Paris/France Invited Lecture: Chiral Crown Ethers
73	22 September 1980: International Symposium on Clathrate Compounds and Molecular Inclusion Phenomena/Warsaw/PolandPlenary Lecture: Crown Ether Inclusion Complexes
72	23 July 1980: Gordon Conference on Stereochemistry/Plymouth/NH Lecture: Stereochemistry of Crown Ether Complexes
71	17 July 1980: Stuart Pharmaceuticals/ICI Americas Research Seminar: Crown Ether Receptors: Chemistry beyond the Molecule
70	26 June 1980: Royal Society Conversazione (with W D Ollis, D Rogers and D J Williams) Presentation: Macrocyclic Molecules – Fact and Fantasy
69	8-9 May 1980: Royal Society Conversazione (with W D Ollis, D Rogers and D J Williams) Presentation: Macrocyclic Molecules – Fact and Fantasy
68	17 May 1980: Gregynog Conference/Wales Lecture: Conformational Studies on Crown Ether Complexes
67	30 April 1980: University of Birmingham Research Colloquium: Towards a Stereochemical Understanding of Intermolecular Interactions and Reactions with Synthetic Receptor Molecules
66	13 February 1980: University of Sheffield Research Colloquium: Towards a Stereochemical Understanding of Intermolecular Interactions and Reactions with Synthetic Receptor Molecules
65	7 February 1980: University of Southampton Chemical Society Lecture: Old Crown (ethers) and New Chemistry
64	23 October 1979: Corporate Laboratory/ICI Lecture: Stereoselective Synthesis
63	18 October 1979: University College of Swansea Research Colloquium: Old Crowns and New Chemistry: Molecular Receptors and Intermolecular Conformational Analysis
62	13 August 1979: Seventh International Congress of Heterocyclic Chemistry/Tampa/Florida Plenary Lecture: Old Crowns and New Chemistry: Molecular Receptors and Intermolecular Conformational Analysis
61	10 August 1979: University of Toronto Research Seminar: Old Crowns and New Chemistry: Stereochemical Principles in the Design and Function of Synthetic Molecular Receptors
60	8 August 1979: Ciba-Geigy Corporation/Summitt/NJ Research Seminar: Old Crowns and New Chemistry: Stereochemical Principles in the Design and Function of Synthetic Molecular Receptors
59	6 August 1979: Third Symposium on Macrocyclic Compounds/Brigham Young University Plenary Lecture: Synthetic Chiral Receptor Molecules from Natural Products
58	26 June 1979: Gordon Conference on Carbohydrates/Tilton/NH Main Lecture: Ups and Downs on the Way from Carbohydrates to Enzyme Analogues
57	20 June 1979: University of Liverpool Research Colloquium: Old Crowns and New Chemistry: Stereochemical Principles in the Design and Function of Synthetic Molecular Receptors
56	22 May 1979: NATO Advanced Study Institute/Parma ItalyTwo Lectures at Summer School on Bioenergetics and Thermodynamics: Model Systems: Holes and Handedness: Meeting the Requirements of Primary Binding and Chirality in Enzyme Analogues Handles and Hopes: Meeting the Requirements of Secondary Binding and Functionality in Enzyme Analogues
55	19 May 1979: Gregynog Conference/Wales Lecture: On the Stereochemistry of Noncovalent Interactions in Complexes of Synthetic Receptor Molecules
54	3 May 1979: Bürgenstock Stereochemistry Conference/Switzerland Plenary Lecture: Old Crowns and New Chemistry: Stereochemical Principles in the Design and Function of Synthetic Molecular Receptors
53	6 April 1979: Mond Division/ICI Research Seminar: Old Crowns and New Chemistry: Stereochemical Principles in the Design and Function of Synthetic Molecular Receptors
52	15 March 1979: University College of North Wales/Bangor North Wales Section of the CS/RIC and the UCNW Students’ Chemical SocietyLecture: Old Crowns and New Chemistry
51	29 January 1979: Plant Protection Division/ICI Research Seminar: Molecular Receptors
50	26 April 1978: University of Newcastle Research Colloquium: From Carbohydrates to Enzyme Analogues
49	13 April 1978: International Conference on Enzymic and Non-Enzymic Catalysis/City University LondonInvited Lecture: The Design and Development of Enzyme Analogues
48	12 April 1978: Ninth International Symposium on Carbohydrate Chemistry/London Tate and Lyle Lecture: From Carbohydrates to Enzyme Analogues
47	6 April 1978: University of Waterloo/Ontario Research Seminar: Carbohydrates, Crown Ethers and Enzyme Analogues
46	4 April 1978: University of Alberta/Edmonton Research Seminar: Carbohydrates, Crown Ethers and Enzyme Analogues
45	3 April 1978: University of Calgary/Alberta Research Seminar: Carbohydrates, Crown Ethers and Enzyme Analogues
44	31 March 1978: University of British Columbia/Vancouver Research Seminar: Carbohydrates, Crown Ethers and Enzyme Analogues
43	2 March 1978: University of California at Los Angeles Research Seminar: Bringing Crowns from Sheffield or Carrying Coals to Newcastle
42	6 February 1978: Brigham Young University/Utah Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
41	3 February 1978: University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
40	1 February 1978: Duke University/North Carolina Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
39	30 January 1978: University of Georgia/Athens Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
38	27 January 1978: Union Carbide Corporation/South Charleston Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
37	25 January 1978: ICI Americas/WilmingtonResearch Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
36	24 January 1978: Central Research Department/Dupont/Wilmington Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
35	20 January 1978: Dalhousie University/Halifax Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
34	18 January 1978: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
33	17 January 1978: Dow Chemical USA/Wayland Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
32	16 January 1978: Allied Chemical Corporation/Morristown/New Jersey Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
31	14 December 1977: Allen & Hanburys Research/Ware Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
30	7 December 1977: UMIST/Manchester Research Colloquium: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
29	27 October 1977: University of Hull Local Chemical Society Lecture: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
28	2 July 1977: Organics Division/ICI Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
27	19 April 1977: Chemical Society Carbohydrate Discussion Group Spring Meeting/University of East Anglia Plenary Lecture: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
26	15 April 1977: Pharmaceuticals Division/ICI Research Seminar: To Enzyme Analogues by Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Compounds
25	1 April 1977: Annual Chemical Congress of The Chemical Society/London Plenary Lecture at Symposium on Stereochemistry: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
24	18 November 1976: University of Oxford Research Colloquium: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crowns
23	17 November 1976: University of Salford/Manchester Research Colloquium: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crowns
22	12 November 1976: University of Glasgow Research Colloquium: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crowns
21	13 October 1976: University of Edinburgh Research Colloquium: A Decade of Crowns
20	12 October 1976: Imperial College London Research Colloquium: Conformational Assignments of Trianthranilide Derivatives: Fast Reactions and Slow Conformational Changes
19	21 September 1976: Autumn Meeting of the Chemical Society/University of Sheffield Lecture: The Synthesis and Properties of Some Chiral Diaza-Crowns
18	13 May 1976: Symposium on Crown Ethers and Selective Molecular Complexation/University College London Supporting Lecture to Prof D J Cram’s Centenary Lecture: Configurationally Chiral Cryptands and their Cryptates
17	11 May 1976: Symposium on Host-Guest Chemistry/University of Manchester Supporting Lecture to Prof D J Cram’s Centenary Lecture: Configurationally Chiral Cryptands and their Cryptates
16	20 April 1976: York University/Toronto Research Seminar: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
15	14 April 1976: Queen’s University/Kingston/Ontario Research Seminars: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers, Conformational Isomerism among Trianthranilide Derivatives
14	13 April 1976: National Research Council of Canada/Ottawa Research Seminar: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
13	12 April 1976: McGill University/Montreal Research Seminar: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
12	9 April 1976: Syracuse University/New York State Research Seminar: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
11	8 April 1976: Centennial American Chemical Society Meeting/New York Main Lecture at Symposium on Asymmetry in Carbohydrates: The Use of Symmetry and Carbohydrates in the Design of Cryptands
10	2 April 1976: Columbia University/New York Research Seminar: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
9	31 March 1976: Central Research Laboratory/Dupont/Wilmington Research Seminar: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
8	30 March 1976: Princeton University/New Jersey Research Seminar: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
7	15 March 1976: University of Sheffield Research Colloquium: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
6	17 December 1975: University of Nottingham Research Colloquium: Lock and Key Chemistry with Crown Ethers
5	15 July 1975: Fourth International Symposium on Synthetic Organic Chemistry/University of Cambridge Lecture: The Synthesis and Isolation of Conformational Diastereo-isomers of N,N,N-Trisubstituted Trianthranilides
4	30 October 1974: Huddersfield Polytechnic Research Colloquium: Crowns and Footballs
3	24 September 1974: Autumn Meeting of the Chemical Society/University of Leicester Lecture: Synthesis of Football Ligands
2	9 April 1974: H M Powell Symposium/Oxford Lecture: The Conformational Behaviour of Some Twelve-Membered Ring Compounds
1	17 October 1973: University of Sheffield Research Colloquium: Crown Ethers and Cryptates

Research Interests

Organization of Conferences

Organization of National and International Conferences

September 2019	Foresight Annual Workshop on Molecular Machines at Northwestern University
January 2017	Scottish Symposium at Northwestern
June 2014	TSRC Workshop on Molecular Rotors, Motors, and Switches (Co-Chair) in Telluride
July 2012	CCIS Victoria Day Weekend Symposium 70th Birthday Event at Northwestern
May 2010	CCIS Memorial Day Weekend Symposium: Chemistry for the Next Generation by the Next Generation at Northwestern University
July 2005	XVII International Conference on Organic Solid State (Co-Organizer) at UCLA
May 2005	Fifth International Dendrimer Symposium (IDS-5) (Co-Organizer) in Michigan
June 2004	Norma Stoddart Memorial Symposium (Chairman) at UCLA
December 2003	CNSI First International NanoSystems Symposium at UCLA
September 2003	CNSI One-Day NanoSystems Symposium (First Cram Debate) at UCLA
September 2002	CNSI One-Day NanoSystems Symposium at UCLA
July 2002	CNSI Nanotriangle Meeting
September 1996	British Association Meeting — Chemistry Section
March 1996	Joint RSC Dalton/Perkin Discussion Meeting on Contemporary Aspects of Photochemistry
July 1994	RSC Perkin Division Symposium on Recognition Processes in Birmingham
December 1993	Third Birmingham Supramolecular Symposium
December 1992	Second Birmingham Supramolecular Symposium
September 1992	RSC Fine Chemicals and Medicinal Group Symposium for School Teachers in Birmingham
December 1991	First Birmingham Supramolecular Symposium
September 1991	Sixteenth International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry in Sheffield
June 1989	SERC Workshop on Glycoconjugates in Cambridge
September 1988	RSC Carbohydrate Group Autumn Meeting in Sheffield
December 1987	Half-Day Meeting on Molecular Recognition with Macrocycles in Sheffield
December 1987	One-Day Meeting of the UK Macrocycle Group in Sheffield
October 1986	Sheffield Industrial Forum
July 1986	Fourth International Symposium on Inclusion Phenomena in Lancaster
April 1986	RSC Carbohydrate Group Spring Meeting in Sheffield

Recognition

2021	Corresponding Membership of the Australian Academy of Science
2020	Honorary Lifetime Fellowship of the Indian Chemical Society
2020	Distinguished Fellowship of the Royal Society of New South Wales
2019	Science and Technology Award (Chinese Government)
2019	Honorary Doctor Degree (Hong Kong Baptist University)
2018 / 2019	Chemistry Europe Fellowship
2019	Fellowship of the American Chemical Society
2019	Fellowship of the National Academy of Inventors
2019	Honorary Doctor Degree (University of Brasilia)
2018	Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Southern Denmark)
2018	Yang Shixian Honorary Professorship (Nankai University)
2018	Honorary Doctor of Medicine Degree (Yerevan State Medical University)
2018	Honorary Professorship (Beijing Institute of Technology)
2018	Doctor Degree Honoris Causa (University Autonoma Madrid)
2018	Honorary Membership of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts
2018	Honorary Professorship (Fudan University)
2018	Foreign Membership of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
2017	Honorary Professorship (East China University of Science & Technology)
2017	Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Nottingham)
2014	Membership of the National Academy of Sciences
2013	Honorary Professorship (Jilin University)
2012	Fellowship of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
2011	Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Society of Chemistry
2010	Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (St Andrews University)
2009	Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (Trinity College Dublin)
2008	Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Sheffield)
2008	Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
2007	Appointed Knight Bachelor by HM Queen Elizabeth II
2006	Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Twente)
2006	Foreign Membership of the Science Division of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
2005	Fellowship of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
2005	Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Birmingham)
2005	Honorary Professor (East China University of Science and Technology)
2005	Carnegie Centenary Professorship at the Universities of Scotland
1999	Fellowship of the Germany Academy of Natural Sciences, (Leopoldina)
1998	Humboldt Fellowship
1994	Fellowship of the Royal Society of London
1988-1989	Leverhulme Research Fellowship
1986-1987	Leverhulme Research Fellowship
1978	Fellowship of The Royal Society of Chemistry
1971	Membership of the American Chemical Society
1965	Membership of The Chemical Society

2022-	Co-Founder and Board Member of H2MOF
2019-	Founder and Chairman of the Board of Noble Panacea
2018-	Visiting Professor of Chemistry / University of New South Wales / Australia
2015-	Visiting Professor of Chemistry / University of Nottingham / UK
2014-	Thousand Talent Scholar / Tianjin University / China
2014-2019	Chief Technology Officer / PanaceaNano
2014-	Chief Technical Officer / Cycladex
2010-2019	Director of the Center for the Chemistry of Integrated Systems (CCIS)
2008-	Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University
2003-2008	Fred Kavli Chair in NanoSystems Sciences at University of California at Los Angeles
2002-2007	Director of the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI)
1997-2003	Saul Winstein Chair of Organic Chemistry at the University of California at Los Angeles
1993-1997	Head of School of Chemistry at the University of Birmingham
1990-1997	Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Birmingham
1981-1990	Reader in Chemistry at the University of Sheffield
1978-1981	On Secondment to the ICI Corporate Laboratory in Runcorn
1970-1978	Lecturer in Chemistry at the University of Sheffield
1970	ICI Research Fellowship at the University of Sheffield
1967-1970	NRC Postdoctoral Fellowship at Queens’ University/Kingston/Ontario
1964-1966	DSIR Postgraduate Studentship at the University of Edinburgh

2022	STEM Leadership Award for Propelling Science (CME / NASA)
2019	UST Honorary Chair Professor at the University System of Taiwan
2019	Science and Technology Cooperative Award (Chinese Government)
2017	Second Netherlands Award in Supramolecular Chemistry
2017	Scottish Innovation Award (Baird of Bute Society)
2017	Great Immigrants for 2017 (Carnegie Corporation of New York)
2017	SAFEA International Teacher of the Year (Peking University)
2016	Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences)
2016	Alan G MacDiarmid Medal (University of Pennsylvania)
2014	Centenary Prize (Royal Society of Chemistry)
2013	IChemE North America Chemical Engineering Project of the Year Award
2012	Distinguished Citizen Award (Illinois St Andrews Society)
2010	Undergraduate Chemistry Council Teacher of the Year (Northwestern University)
2010	Royal Medal of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
2010	ISNSCE Award (FNANO2010)
2008	Davy Medal of the Royal Society of London
2008	Arthur C Cope Award (American Chemical Society)
2007	Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology (Experimental)
2007	Albert Einstein World Prize in Science (World Cultural Council)
2007	Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity in Organic Chemistry
2007	Jabir Ibn Hyyan (Geber) Medal (Saudi Chemical Society)
2007	King Faisal International Prize in Science
2006	Fuson Award (University of Nevada)
2006	Mack Memorial Award (Ohio State University)
2005	University of Edinburgh Alumnus of the Year 2005 Award
2005	American Chemical Society PMSE Division Arthur K Doolittle Award
2004	Nagoya Gold Medal in Organic Chemistry
2001	Herbert Newby McCoy Award (UCLA)
1999	Arthur C Cope Scholar Award (American Chemical Society)
1995	Adolf Steinhofer Foundation Award (University of Kaiserslautern/Germany)
1994	Chaire Bruylants Award (University of Louvaine-La-Neuve /Belgium)
1993	International Izatt-Christensen Award in Macrocyclic Chemistry
1982	RSC Perkin Division Career Award
1981	RSC Perkin Division Career Award
1980	RSC Perkin Division Career Award
1978	Carbohydrate Chemistry Award of The Chemical Society
1978	SRC Senior Visiting Fellowship (UCLA/USA)
1964	Hope Prize in Chemistry (Edinburgh University)

2021	Fred Kavli Distinghished Lectureship in Materials Science (Materials Research Society)
2019	Distinguished Lectureship (Hong Kong Baptist University)
2019	Dodge Lectureship (Yale University)
2019	Watkins Lectureship (Wichita State University)
2019	Robert Damrauer Lectureship (University of Colorado Denver)
2019	ICI Distinguished Lectureship (University of Calgary)
2019	OVPRED Distingunished Lectureship (SUNY Buffalo)
2019	Thomas A Edison Memorial Lectureship (Naval Research Laboratory)
2019	Giulio Natta Lectureship (Milan Polytechnic)
2019	Mendel Lectureship (Augustinian Abbey Brno)
2019	Kentucky Derby Lectureship (University of Louisville)
2019	Frank C Mathers Lectureship (Indiana University)
2019	Dawn L Ford Lectureship (Andrews University)
2019	Albert A Michelson Lectureship (United States Naval Academy)
2019	Rathore Lectureship (Marquette University)
2019	Wallace H Coulter Lectureship (Pittcon)
2018	Mautner Memorial Lectureship (University of California / Los Angeles)
2018	Mitchum E Warren Jr Lectureship (Vanderbilt University)
2018	Emerson Center Award Lectureship (Emory University)
2018	Sir James Irvine Memorial Lectureship (St Andrews University)
2018	Samuel Weissman Lectureship (Washington University)
2018	Makhlouf Haddadin Lectureship (American University of Beirut)
2018	Howard Nobel Lectureship (University of New South Wales)
2018	Yang Shixian Forum Lectureship (Nankai University)
2018	Sir Jesse Boot Foundation Lectureship (University of Nottingham)
2018	President’s Lectureship (University of Montana)
2018	Inagural Walter A Szarek Lectureship (Queen’s University / Canada)
2018	Centennial Lectureship (University of Texas / El Paso)
2017	Galileo Lectureship (University of Padova)
2017	Friends of Larry Taylor Lectureship (Virginia Polytechnic & State University)
2017	Tsinghua Forum & Xuetang Lectureship (Tsinghua University)
2017	Nanyang Chemistry Distinguished Lectureship (Nanyang Technical University / Singapore)
2017	Zhu Kezhen Distinguished Lectureship (Zhejiang University)
2017	Krebs Lectureship (University of Sheffield)
2017	Wu Zheng Kai Lectureship (Fudan University)
2016	Chemistry Nobel Lecture (University of Stockholm)
2016	Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture (Chemical Heritage Foundation / Philadelphia)
2016	Haworth Memorial Lectureship (University of Warwick)
2016	The Durham Lectures (University of Durham)
2016	Douglas G Hill Memorial Lectureship (Duke University)
2016	Frontiers in Chemistry Lectures (Texas A&M University)
2015	Xindu Forum Lectureship (Peking University)
2015	RSC Centenary Lectures (Imperial College / Nottingham / Reading / Leeds)
2014	Centenary Lectureship (Indian Institute of Science / Bangalore)
2014	Vista Lectureship (University of Texas, Austin)
2014	Dauben Lectureship (University of California, Berkeley)
2013	Birch Lectureship (Australian National University/Australia)
2013	Wawzonek Lectureship (University of Iowa/US)
2013	Cava Lectureship (University of Alabama/US)
2013	Henry Dreyfus Lectureship (Dartmouth/US)
2012	Lord Lectureship (Allegheny College/Meadville/US)
2012	MacLean Lectureship (McMaster University/Hamilton/ON/Canada)
2012	Jones Lectureship (Queen’s University/Kingston/ON/Canada)
2012	Bigeleisen Lectureship (Stony Brook University/US)
2011	CSAS Lectureship (McGill University/QE/Canada)
2011	CSACS Lectureship (University of Sherbrooke/QE/Canada)
2010	Aggarwal Lectureship (Cornell University/US)
2009	Chatt Lectureship (John Innes Centre/Norwich/UK)
2009	Donald Davis Memorial Lectureship (University of New Orleans/US)
2009	Armes Lectureship (University of Manitoba/MB/Canada)
2008	William D Smart Lectureship in Chemistry (University of West Florida/US)
2008	Peter B Sherry Memorial Lectureship (Georgia Institute of Technology/US)
2008	Morgan Science Lectureship (Appalachian State University/US)
2008	Gooch-Stephens Lectureship (Baylor University/US)
2008	Kilpatrick Lectureship (Illinois Institute of Technology/US)
2007	Arthur Fry Lectureship (University of Arkansas/US)
2007	Izatt-Christensen Lectureship (Brigham Young University/US)
2007	HC Brown Lectureship (Purdue University/US)
2007	Mathers Lectureship (University of Indiana/US)
2006	Criegee Lectureship (University of Karlsruhe/Germany)
2006	Karcher Lectureship (University of Oklahoma/US)
2005	First Novartis Lectureship (ETH Zürich/Germany)
2005	Paul Gassman Lectureship (University of Minnesota/US)
2004	Wyeth Research Lectureship (University of Pennsylvania/US)
2003	Landsdowne Lectureship (University of Victoria/BC/Canada)
2003	Spinks Lectureship (University of Saskatoon/SK/Canada)
2003	Liversidge Lectureship (University of Sydney/Australia)
2002	Nieuwland Lectureship (University of Notre Dame/US)
2002	Dains Lectureship (University of Kansas/US)
2002	Closs Lectureship (University of Chicago/US)
2002	Robert B Murray Lectureship (University of Missouri-St Louis/US)
2001	Barré Lectureship (University of Montréal/QC/Canada)
2000	Mitchum Warren Lectureship (Vanderbilt University/US)
2000	Merck Frosst Lectureship (Simon Fraser University/BC/Canada)
2000	Green Lectureship (Texas Christian University/US)
2000	Distinguished Visiting Scientist Series (Juniata College/US)
2000	Industrial Associates Program Lecturer (Columbia University/US)
2000	Samuel M McElvain Lecturer (University of Wisconsin at Madison/US)
1999	Fred Pattison Senior Lecturer (University of Western Ontario/ON/Canada)
1998	Bio-Mega Lecturer (University of Alberta/AB/Canada)
1998	Castle Lecturer (Bringham Young University/US)
1997	First Soong Sil Lecturer (Soong Sil University/Seoul/Korea)
1997	Hutchison Memorial Lecturer (University of Rochester/US)
1997	Leo H Sternbach Lecturer (Yale University/US)
1997	Bernard Belleau Memorial Lecturer (McGill University/QC/Canada)
1996	Regents Endowed Memorial Lecturer (University of Texas at Austin/US)
1995	Wilson Baker Lecturer (University of Bristol/UK)
1995	Abbott Lecturer (University of Chicago/US)
1995	Miles (Bayer) Lecturer (University of Cornell/US)
1995	Sandoz Foundation Lecturer (University of Regensburg/Germany)
1994	Sixth Henry G Kuivila Lecturer (State University of New York at Albany/US)
1994	Walker Memorial Lecture (Edinburgh University/Scotland)
1993	First Janssen Lecturer (Strasbourg University/France)
1993	Atlantic Coast Lecturer (University of Maryland/Virginia Polytechnic/Duke University/ University of South Carolina/University of Miami/US)
1993	Walsh Lecturer (University of Dundee/UK)
1992	Walter J Chute Lecturer (Dalhousie University/NS/Canada)
1992	Ernest Ritchie Memorial Lecturer (Sydney University Chemical Society/Australia)
1991	Dupont Lecturer (Berkeley/US)
1991	Lauderman Memorial Lecturer (Washington University/US)
1991	Pfizer Lecturer (Ohio State University/US)
1990	Distinguished Lecturer (18th Leermakers Symposium/Wesleyan/US)
1988	Troisième Cycle en Chemie (Switzerland)
1987	Royal Society Lecture Tour (Japan)
1987	Emilio-Noelting-Visiting Professor (Mulhouse/France)
1985-1987	Visiting Professorship (Messina University/Italy)
1986	Royal Society Lecture Tour (USSR)
1982	Middle Rhine Lecturer (Germany & Switzerland & France)
1980	Visiting Professorship (Texas A & M University/US)
1972	Visiting Lecturer (Parana University/Brazil)

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