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To: chemistry-request at ccl.net<br />
Date: Tue Jun 17 05:58:00 2025<br />
Subject: 25.08.26 <span class="fancysmall">7th Qantum (Bio)Inorganic Chemistry Conference, HU Berlin, Berlin, Germany - Call for Abstracts</span><br />

<pre>Dear colleagues,
 
We are happy to invite you to you to join us for the 7th Quantum Bio-Inorganic Chemistry Conference (QBIC VII), 
taking place August 26-29, 2025 at Humboldt University Berlin

Secure your spot and submit your abstract by July 1st, 2025.
Registration: <a href="https://hu.berlin/qbic" target="_blank">https://hu.berlin/qbic</a>

QBIC VII will explore cutting-edge topics in inorganic and bioinorganic chemistry, 
highlighting advances in theoretical methods, innovative applications, 
and integrated computational-experimental strategies. 
It will take place at HU Berlin from August 26 to August 29, 2025.

The conference brings together experts in theoretical and computational chemistry 
as well as experimentalists in synthesis and spectroscopy, 
fostering interdisciplinary exchange. 
QBIC VII is an event of the QBIC Society (<a href="https://www.qbicsoc.org/" target="_blank">https://www.qbicsoc.org/</a>).

We are excited to welcome a distinguished lineup of international speakers:
 
Keynote Speakers
Leticia Gonzalez (Vienna)
Heather Kulik (MIT)
Wonwoo Nam (Seoul)
Kallol Ray (Berlin)

QBIC Award Winners
Anastassia Alexandrova (Los Angeles)
Mariusz Radon (Krakow)

Invited Speakers:
Helene Bolvin (Toulouse)
Michael Buehl (St. Andrews)
Miquel Costas (Girona)
Natalie Fey (Bristol)
Celia Fonseca Guerra (Amsterdam)
Erik Donovan Hedegard (Odense)
Max Holthausen (Frankfurt)
Adam Kubas (Warsaw)
Radek Marek (Brno)
Bhaskar Mondal (Mandi)
Ainara Nova (Oslo)
Shengfa Ye (Guangzhou)

We are looking forward to welcoming you in Berlin!

Best regards

The organizing committee:
Michael Roemelt
Martin Kaupp
Dimitrios Pantazis
Maren Podewitz
Matthias Stein</pre>
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