Wednesday, May 28

12.00-13.30Registration & Lunch
13.30-13.40Opening remarks
13:40-14:25Plenary lecture 1
Timothy Noel, University of Amsterdam

From Batch to Flow: Advancing Synthetic Organic Chemistry Through Technological Innovation
14:25-15:00Lecture 2: Wu Jie, National University of Singapore
Towards On-Demand Synthesis of Organic Small Molecules via Advanced Flow Technologies
15:00-15:35Lecture 3: Haruro Ishitani, University of Tokyo
Flow Meets Plastic Upcycling: Low-temperature Methanolysis of PET and Its Application to Continuous System
15:35-16:05Coffee break
16:05-16:40Lecture 4: Dong-Pyo Kim, Postech, Korea
AI-assisted Auto-Manufacturing of Biopharmaceuticals in Flow
16:40-17:15Lecture 5: Toshikazu Hakogi, Shionogi Pharma Co., Ltd.
Technological Development and the Development of Continuous Production Processes Utilizing Taylor Vortex Flow
17:15-17:50Lecture 6: Takashi Ohshima, Kyushu University
Development of Solid-Supported Zinc Catalysts and Flow Synthesis of (–)-(α)-Kainic Acid
17.50-19.20

19:20-21:20
Poster session

Dinner


Thursday, May 29

07:00-08:30Breakfast
9.00-9.45Plenary lecture 2
Ken-Ichiro Sotowa, Kyoto University
Modular and Flexible IoT-Based Automated Experimental Systems
09:45-10:20Lecture 8: Takashi Ouchi, Takeda Pharmaceuticals International Co.
Can Continuous Process Contribute to Sustainability by Design?
10.20-10.55Lecture 9: Christian H. Hornung, CSIRO
Metal 3D Printing & Machine Learning – New Enabling Technologies for Flow Reactor Design and Reaction Optimisation
10:55-11:25Coffee break
11:25-11:50Lecture 10 – Young Researcher
Eisuke Sato, Okayama University
Electrochemical Organic Synthesis Using a Microflow Reactor through a (Semi-)Catalytic Amount of Electrical Input
11:50-12:15Lecture 11 – Young Researcher
Kai Wang, Tsinghua University
Modeling and Analysis of Microfluidic Droplets with Tree-Based Machine Learning Methods
12:15-12:40Lecture 12 – Young Researcher
Tomohiro Ichitsuka, AIST
Continuous-flow process utilizing heterogeneous catalysts and in-line extraction technology
12:40-14:10Lunch
14:30-16:30Poster session
16.30-17.30Industrial Flash Presentations

Fluitec mixing + reaction solutions AG – Alain Georg
Contiplant assemblies for API applications

Tacmina Corporation – Eric Trzeciak
Introducing Smoothflow Pumps: Safely Ensuring Continuous, Precise Flow in Reactor Systems

JAMSS – Naohiro Sato & Innostudio – Ferenc Darvas
Possibility of Flow Chemistry Using the Micro-gravity Environment

Flow ST (Flow Science and Technology) – Kazuhiko Sato

Paeonia Innovations Lennon Lee
Next-Gen Inline Measurement for Residence Time Distribution and Reaction Monitoring

18:00-20:30Gala Dinner & Poster Awards Ceremony
20:30 ~Interactive

Friday, May 30

07:00-08:30Breakfast
9.00-9.45Plenary lecture 3
C. Oliver Kappe, University of Graz
How to handle solids/slurries in flow?
09:45-10:15Lecture 14: FlowST
Yoshihiro Kon, AIST
Continuous-flow Oxidation Using Hydrogen Peroxide: Catalytic Reactions for Value-added Chemicals
10.15-10.45Lecture 15: FlowST
Joji Tsurumoto, iFactory
The reality and future vision of fully automated continuous production of pharmaceuticals created by iFactory
10:45-11:15Coffee break
11:15-11:50Lecture 16: Marcus Baumann, University College Dublin
Exploiting Flow Technology for the Discovery and Exploitation of New Chemical Reactions
11:50-12:25Lecture 17: Polona Žnidaršič Plazl, University of Ljubljana
Flow Biocatalysis – From Biocatalyst and Medium to Reactor and Process Design
12:25-13:00Lecture 18: Martin D. Johnson, Eli Lilly and Company
Flow Chemistry Concepts and Techniques Applied to Solid Phase Oligonucleotide Synthesis
13:00-14:30Lunch
14:30-15:05Lecture 19: Thomas Wirth, Cardiff University
Opportunities for Iodine Reagents in Flow Synthesis
15:05-15:40Lecture 20: Yuki Saito, University of Tokyo
Enantioselective Continuous-Flow Syntheses with Chiral Heterogeneous Catalysts
15:40-16:15Lecture 21: Fener Chen, Fudan University
Flow Chemistry-Enabled Asymmetric Synthesis of Cyproterone Acetate in a Chemo-Biocatalytic Approach
16:15-16:25Closing remarks