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Lecture List of Prof. Dr. Rainer Streubel (national and international)
1. Liebig-Stipendiaten-Treffen, Rüsselsheim/Deutschland, 19. Oktober 1993: „Synthese und
Reaktivität von Metallaheterobutadienen“
2. Anorganisch-Chemisches
Braunschweig/Deutschland,
Kolloquium
16.
der
Dezember
Technischen
1993:
Universität
„Synthese
und
Braunschweig,
Reaktivität
von
Metallaheterobutadienen“
3. Inorganic Rings International Symposia VII, Banff/Kanada, 11. August 1994: „Synthesis,
Structure and Reactions of 2H-Azaphosphirene Derivatives“, Beitrag-O29.
4. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Bielefeld, Bielefeld/Deutschland, 12.
Mai 1995: „Synthese und Reaktivität hochgespannter Phosphor-Heterocyclen - Neuere
Entwicklungen auf dem Gebiet kleiner Ringsysteme“
5. 13th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Jerusalem/Israel, ICPC 18. July
1995: „Recent Results on Synthesis and Ring Cleavage Reactions of 2H-azaphosphirene
Derivatives“.
6. Chemiedozententagung, Hannover/Deutschland, 6. März 1996: „Metallkomplex-kontrollierte Dreiring-Heterocyclensynthese“, Beitrag-C33.
7. Anorganisch-Chemisches
Kolloquium
der
Gesamthochschule
Wuppertal,
Wupper-
tal/Deutschland, 8. Juni 1996: „Umcyclisierungen in der Phosphor-Heterocyclenchemie Neues zum Austausch von Nitrilen gegen Alkine und Phosphaalkine in gespannten
Ringsystemen“
8. 31th International Conference on Coordination Chemistry, Vancouver/Kanada, 22. August
1996: „Metallaheterobutadienes as Unconventional Precursors for Complexed Threemembered Heterocycles“, Beitrag-8L4.
9. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern/
Deutschland, 15. Dezember 1996: „Synthese und Reaktionen von 2H-AzaphosphirenMetallkomplexen“
10. Inorganic Rings International Symposia VIII, Loughborough/England, 11. August 1997:
„Advances in 2H-azaphosphirene Complex Chemistry“, Beitrag-O12.
11. Inorganic Rings International Symposia VIII, Loughborough/England, 11. August 1997:
„Synthesis and Structures of the First 2H-1,3,2-Diazaphosphole Complexes“, Beitrag-O13.
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12. Chemiedozententagung, Essen/Deutschland, März 1998: „Ein neuartiges Nitriliumbetain als
Komplexligand“, Beitrag-B7.
13. 5th International Conference on Heteroatom Chemistry, London/Kanada, 6. Juli 1998:
„Coordinated Nitrilium Betaines with Phosphorus“, Beitrag-M-C-17-10.
14. 14th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Cincinnatti/USA, 15. Juli 1998:
„Generation and Reactions of Transient Nitrilium Phosphane-Ylid Complexes“, BeitragLW6-6.
15. Chemiedozententagung, Oldenburg/Deutschland, 15. März 1999: „Synthese neuartiger Esterfunktionalisierter P-Liganden“, Beitrag-B7.
16. 5th RSC/GDCh International Conference, Brighton/England, 22. Juli 1999: „Ringfunctionalized P-Heterocycle Complexes“.
17. 37th IUPAC Congress/27th GDCh General Meeting, Berlin/Deutschland, 16. August 1999: „A
New Concept for the Synthesis of Ester-functionalized P-Heterocycles“, Beitrag-L10.
18. 13th FECHEM International Conference, Lissabon/Portugal, 6. September 1999: „Synthesis
of Ester-functionalized P-Heterocycles“, Beitrag-O16.
19. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Göttingen, Göttingen/ Deutschland, 23.
November 1999: „Metallassistierte Reaktionen der Phosphorheterocyclenchemie“
20. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Tübingen, Tübingen/ Deutschland, 9.
Dezember 1999: „Neue Isomerisierungs- und Zerfallsprozesse metallorganischer und
koordinationschemischer Verbindungen - Vom Verdruß zum Synthesekonzept“
21. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Erlangen/Deutschland, 31. Januar
2000: „Mono- und polycyclische Phosphorheterocyclen-Komplexe durch Metall-assistierte
Reaktionen“
22. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Innsbruck, Innsbruck/Österreich, 13.
März 2000: „Effektive und effiziente Synthesemethoden Übergangsmetall-komplexierter
Phosphorheterocyclen“
23. Chemiedozententagung,
Regensburg/Deutschland,
21.
März
2000:
„Elektronen-
transferreaktionen an P-Heterocyclen-Komplexen“, Beitrag-B23.
24. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Bonn, Bonn/Deutschland, 18. Mai
2000: „Ungesättigte N,P-Heterocyclen als neue Ligandsysteme und biomimetische
Zielverbindungen“
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25. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Hannover, Hannover/ Deutschland, 15.
Juni 2000: „Ungewöhnliche ungesättigte P-Heterocyclen-Metallkomplexe - Synthese und
Strukturen“
26. Inorganic Rings International Symposia IX, Saarbrücken/Deutschland, 25. Juli 2000: „Novel
Selective Ring Expansion Reactions of the 2H-Azaphosphirene Ring System“, Beitrag-O21.
Einladung zu einer Vortragsreise in den USA durch Prof. Dr. A.J.Arduengo III (Nr. 27-30):
27. Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, Atlanta/USA, 3. Oktober 2000:
„Rearrangement of Metal Carbene Complexes as Organometallic Approach to Strained
Heterocycles and other Curiosities"
28. Auburn University, Auburn/USA, 5. Oktober 2000: „Rearrangement of Metal Carbene
Complexes as Organometallic Approach to Strained Heterocycles and other Curiosities"
29. University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa/USA, 9. Oktober 2000: „Rearrangement of Metal
Carbene Complexes as Organometallic Approach to Strained Heterocycles and other
Curiosities"
30. University of Texas, Austin/USA, 12. Oktober 2000: „Rearrangement of Metal Carbene
Complexes as Organometallic Approach to Strained Heterocycles and other Curiosities"
31. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Dortmund, Dortmund/ Deutschland, 5.
Dezember 2000: „Warum 2H-Azaphosphiren-Komplexchemie? – Ein wissenschaftlicher
Spaziergang rund um einen Dreiring“
32. Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination (CNRS), Toulouse/Frankreich, 8. Februar 2001:
„Chemistry of Unsaturated Phosphorus Heterocycles: New Developments“
33. Aventis Technology and Research, Frankfurt a. Main/Deutschland, 25. April 2001: „Neue
Synthesemethoden der Phosphororganischen Chemie“
34. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium
der Humboldt-Universität
zu Berlin, Berlin/
Deutschland, 7. Mai 2001: „Nitriliumphosphan-Ylid-Metallkomplexe? – Reaktive Intermediate mit Zukunft“
35. 15th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Sendai/Japan, 31. Juli 2001:
„Catalytic Reactions in Heterophosphole Chemistry“
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36. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster,
Münster/Deutschland, 21. August 2001: „Reaktive Intermediate der Phosphorchemie –
Herausforderung und Chance“
Einladung zu einer Vortragsreise in Kanada durch Prof. Dr. N. Burford (Nr. 37-41):
37. University of British Columbia, Vancouver/Kanada, 4. September 2001: „Nitrilium
Phosphanylide Complexes? - A quite unusual 1,3-Dipole system“.
38. University of Alberta, Edmonton/Kanada, 5. September 2001: „Nitrilium Phosphanylide
Complexes? - A quite unusual 1,3-Dipole system“.
39. Dalhousie University, Hallifax/Kanada, 7. September 2001: „Nitrilium Phosphanylide
Complexes? - A quite unusual 1,3-Dipole system“.
40. University of New Brunswick, Fredericton/Kanada, 10. September 2001: „Nitrilium
Phosphanylide Complexes? - A quite unusual 1,3-Dipole system“.
41. University of Windsor, Windsor/Kanada, 14. September 2001: „Nitrilium Phosphanylide
Complexes? - A quite unusual 1,3-Dipole system“.
42. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Köln, Köln/Deutschland, 24. Oktober
2001: „Phosphor in ungewöhnlichen Bindungssituationen in reaktiven Intermediaten und
stabilen Verbindungen“.
43. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Amsterdam, Amsterdam/Niederlande,
29. November 2001: „Adducts of Terminal Phosphinidene Complexes – Generation and
Perspectives“.
44. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf/Deutschland, 5.
Dezember 2001: „Neuartige Heterophosphole als Ziel und Ausgangspunkt interessanter
Entwicklungen“.
45. Kolloquium im Rahmen des Schwerpunktprogrammes „Molekularer Magnetismus“ (SSP
1137), Eltville/Deutschland, 11./12. Dezember 2001: „Magnetism in Molecular and
Supramolecular N,P-Heterophosphole Compounds“.
46. Anorganisch-Chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Würzburg, Würzburg/ Deutschland,
17. Dezember 2001: „Ungesättigte Heterocyclen mit einem dreifach koordinierten
Phosphoratom - Synthesen und mögliche Verwendungen".
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47. Chemiedozententagung, Köln/Deutschland, 11. März 2002: „Komplexe mit neuartigen
ungesättigten N,P-Heterocyclen“, Beitrag-B23.
Einladung zu einer Vortragsreise in Frankreich durch Prof. Dr. F. Mathey (Nr. 48-54):
48. Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Paris, Paris/Frankreich, 5. März 2002: „New
Synthetic methods in Organophosphorus Chemistry based on highly reactive intermediates“.
49. Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau/Frankreich, 6. März 2002: „New Synthetic methods in
Organophosphorus Chemistry based on highly reactive intermediates“.
50. Institut de Chimie, Université de Rennes 1, Rennes/Frankreich, 13. März 2002: „New
Synthetic methods in Organophosphorus Chemistry based on highly reactive intermediates“.
51. Institut de Chimie, Université de Strasbourg, Strasbourg/Frankreich, 20. März 2002: „New
Synthetic methods in Organophosphorus Chemistry based on highly reactive intermediates“.
52. Université de Bourgogne, Dijon/Frankreich, 22. März 2002: „New Synthetic methods in
Organophosphorus Chemistry based on highly reactive intermediates“.
53. Ecole de Chimie de Montpellier, Montpellier/Frankreich, 28. März 2002: „New Synthetic
methods in Organophosphorus Chemistry based on highly reactive intermediates“.
54. Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination (CNRS), Toulouse/Frankreich, 29. März 2002: „New
Synthetic methods in Organophosphorus Chemistry based on highly reactive intermediates“.
55. Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universtät Bonn, Bonn/Deutschland, 10. Juni 2002:
„Hochreaktiv, aber zähmbar - Phosphinidenkomplexe als Synthesebausteine für neue
Heterocyclen“.
56. Technische Universität Graz, Graz/Österreich, 24. Juni 2002: „Hochreaktiv, aber zähmbar Phosphinidenkomplexe als Synthesebausteine für neue Heterocyclen“.
57. XXth International Conference on Organometallic Chemistry, Korfu/Griechenland, 8. Juli
2002: "Investigating ferrocenium salt-catalyzed ligand expansions of 2H-azaphosphirene
complexes - A new approach to macromolecular Chemistry?".
58. XIIIth International Conference on Organosilicon Chemistry, Guanajuato/Mexico, 27. August
2002: "An unusual case of inverse silatropy".
59. Laboratoire de Chimie de Coordination (CNRS), Toulouse/Frankreich, 9. September 2002:
"Unusual ligands: Concepts, syntheses and perspectives".
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60. Dipartimento di Chimica Inorganica ed Analytica, Cagliari/Italien, 10. Oktober 2002: "New
synthetic concepts in heterocyclic chemistry".
61. Kolloquium
des
Instituts
für
Anorganische
Chemie
der
Universität
Bremen,
Bremen/Deutschland, 12. Dezember 2002: „Phosphinidenkomplexe als Synthesebausteine für
neue Heterocyclen".
62. Kolloquium des Instituts für Anorganische und Analytischen Chemie der PhillippsUniversität Marburg, Marburg/Deutschland, 16. Dezember 2002: „Lewis-Säure-/Lewis-BaseAddukte von terminalen Phosphinidenkomplexen - Neue hochreaktive Bausteine der
Synthesechemie".
63. Kolloquium des Instituts für Anorganische Chemie der Martin-Luther-Universität HalleWittenberg, Halle/Deutschland, 3. Juni 2003: „Erzeugung und Verwendung hochreaktiver
terminaler Phosphinidenkomplexe in der Heterocyclensynthese".
64. Kolloquium des Instituts für Anorganische und Analytischen Chemie der Technischen
Universität Braunschweig, Braunschweig/Deutschland, 2. Juli 2003: „Neue Beiträge zur
Chemie von Elektronenmangelverbindungen".
65. Xth International Symposium on Inorganic Ring Systems, Burlington/USA, 19. August 2003:
„Syntheses, structures and reactions of novel four-, five- and six-membered unsaturated N,Pheterocycle complexes" .
66. Anorganisch chemisches Kolloquium der Universität Stuttgart, Stuttgart/Deutschland, 10.
Februar 2004: „Elektrophile terminale Phosphiniden-Komplex-Lewis-Base Addukte“.
Einladung zu einer Vortragsreise in England durch Prof. Dr. D. Woollins (Nr. 67-69):
67. University of Bristol, Bristol/England, 9. März 2004: “Transition-metal-like chemistry of
phosphorus: the case of electrophilic terminal phosphinidene complexes”.
68. University of St Andrews, St Andrews/Schottland, 10. März 2004: “Transition-metal-like
chemistry of phosphorus: the case of electrophilic terminal phosphinidene complexes”.
69. University of Sussex, Brighton/England, 12. März 2004: “Transition-metal-like chemistry of
phosphorus: the case of electrophilic terminal phosphinidene complexes”.
70. 16th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Birmingham/England, 08. Juli 2004:
„C-X bond and C-H activation by electrophilic terminal phosphinidene complexes“, OP-22.
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71. XXIth International Conference on Organometallic Chemistry, Vancouver/Kanada, 26. Juli
2004: „Donor Adducts of Electrophilic Terminal Phosphinidene Complexes: The Quest for
C-H and C-X Bond Activation“, B-O5.
72. 31th Symposium on Heteroatom Chemistry (Japan), Wakayama/Japan, 09. Dezember 2004:
„Phosphorus: A Carbon or a Transition-metal Copy“, (plenary lecture, PL-02).
Einladung zu einer Vortragsreise in Japan durch Prof. Dr. M. Yoshifuji (Nr. 73-81):
73. Kyoto University, Kyoto/Japan, 06. Dezember 2004: “Electrophilic terminal phosphinidene
complexes: Coordination chemistry of a group 15 element”.
74. Hiroshima University, Hiroshima/Japan, 13. Dezember 2004: “Electrophilic terminal
phosphinidene complexes: Coordination chemistry of a group 15 element”.
75. Womens University at Nara, Nara/Japan, 15. Dezember 2004: “Phosphorus: A Carbon or a
Transition-metal Copy?”.
76. Mie University, Tsu/Japan, 16. Dezember 2004: “A new concept for the bottom-up synthesis
of functional P,N-containing macrocycles using SET-type reaction conditions”.
77. Tohoku
University,
Sendai/Japan,
17.
Dezember
2004:
“Electrophilic
terminal
phosphinidene complexes: Coordination chemistry of a group 15 element”.
78. University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba/Japan, 20. Dezember 2004: “Phosphorus: A Carbon or a
Transition-metal Copy”.
79. Japan Womens University, Tokyo/Japan, 21. Dezember 2004: “Electrophilic terminal
phosphinidene complexes: Coor-dination chemistry of a group 15 element”.
80. Waseda University, Tokyo/Japan, 22. Dezember 2004: “Phosphorus: A Carbon or a
Transition-metal Copy?”.
81. University of Tokyo, Tokyo/Japan, 24. Dezember 2004: “A new concept for the bottom-up
synthesis of functional P,N-containing macrocycles using SET-type reaction conditions”.
82. I.C.M.A.B. (C.S.I.C.), Campus U.A.B., Bellaterra/Spanien, 09. Mai 2005: “Phosphorus
chemistry with unusual reactive intermediates”.
83. Universität von Budapest, Budapest/Ungarn, 18. Mai 2005: „Phosphorus compounds with a
transition metal-like chemistry“.
84. Universität von Pécs, Pécs/Ungarn, 19. Mai. 2005: „Phosphorus compounds with a transition
metal-like chemistry“.
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85. Universität zu Köln, Köln/Deutschland, 22. Juni 2005: „Aktivierung kleiner Moleküle durch
Nichtmetallverbindungen“.
86. PacifiChem 2005, Honolulu/Hawai/USA, 19. Dezember 2005: „Phosphorus compounds that
activate small molecules“(invited lecture).
87. University of Murcia, Murcia/Spain, 22. März 2006: „New and efficient synthetic methods in
phosphorus heterocyclic chemistry“.
88. University of Alicante, Alicante/Spain, 23. März 2006: „New and efficient synthetic methods
in phosphorus heterocyclic chemistry“.
89. XIth International Symposium on Inorganic Ring Systems, Oulu/Finnland, 31. Juli 2006:
„Bond selective ring enlargements of inorganic rings“.
90. 2nd Core-to-Core Meeting, University of Tokyo, Tokyo/Japan, 27. August 2006: “New
syntheses and bond-selective ring-expansions of 2H-azaphosphirene and oxaphosphirane
complexes” (plenary lecture).
91. University of Almería, Almería/Spain, 26. Februar 2007: “Coordination chemistry of a group
15 element: bond activation from a new perspective“.
92. University of Murcia, Murcia/Spain, 27. Februar 2007: “Coordination chemistry of a group
15 element: bond activation from a new perspective“.
93. 8th Florida Heterocyclic Conference, Gainesville/Florida/USA, 13. März 2007: “Atom
efficient routes to P,N-heterocycles” (keynote lecture).
94. 17th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Xiamen/China, 19. April 2007:
“Recent advances in the chemistry of P,N-heterocycles” (invited lecture).
95. Contemporary Main Group Chemistry, Eastchem Mini Symposium, St. Andrews/UK, 5. June
2007: “Unusual donor-acceptor complexes of terminal phosphinidene complexes” (keynote
lecture).
96. 4th Heron Island Conference on Reactive Intermediates and Unusual Molecules, Heron
Island/Australien, 9. Juli 2007: “Phosphinidenoid complexes: generation and reactions”
(invited lecture).
97. 21h International Conference on Heterocyclic Chemistry, Sydney/Australien, 19. Juli 2007:
“Phosphorus Heterocyclic Chemistry: New Structures and Reactions” (invited lecture).
98. University of Tarragona/Spain, 2. April 2008: “Phosphinidenoid complexes – A recent
breakthrough in reactive intermediate chemistry”, (invited lecture).
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99. University of Murcia, Murcia/Spain, 3. April 2008: “Phosphinidenoid complexes – A recent
breakthrough in reactive intermediate chemistry”, (invited lecture).
Vortragsreise in USA (Nr. 100-104):
100.
University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley/San Francisco/USA, 10. April 2008:
“Phosphinidenoid complexes – A recent breakthrough in reactive intermediate chemistry”,
(invited lecture).
101.
Texas A&M University, College Station/USA, 14. April 2008: “Phosphinidenoid
complexes – A recent breakthrough in reactive intermediate chemistry”, (invited lecture).
102.
Rice University, Houston/USA, 15. April 2008: “Phosphinidenoid complexes – A recent
breakthrough in reactive intermediate chemistry”, (invited lecture).
103.
University of California at Riverside, Riverside/Los Angeles/USA, 18. April 2008:
“Phosphinidenoid complexes – A recent breakthrough in reactive intermediate chemistry”,
(invited lecture).
104.
University
of
Alabama
at
Tuscaloosa,
Tuscaloosa/USA,
23.
April
2008:
“Phosphinidenoid complexes – A recent breakthrough in reactive intermediate chemistry”,
(invited lecture).
105.
XV
International
conference
on
Chemistry
of
Phosphorus
Compounds,
St.
Petersburg/Russland, 28. Mai 2008: “Phosphinidenoid complexes: novel useful reactive
intermediates”, (invited lecture).
106.
Universität Rostock, Rostock/Deutschland, 19. Juni 2008: “Koordinationsverbindungen
von Phosphorverbindungen – aus einer anderen Perspektive”, (invited lecture).
107.
Universität von Murcia, Murcia/Spanien, 11. February 2009: “Stretching the boundaries
of phosphinidenoid complexes chemistry”, (invited lecture).
108.
University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa/USA, 17. February 2009: “Stretching
the boundaries of phosphinidenoid complexes chemistry”, (invited lecture).
109.
COST ACTION CM0802 “PhoSciNet”, University of Florence, Florence/Italy, 28. March
2009: “WG1: “Chemistry of phosphinidenoid complexes“ and WG4: “Strategies for Phosphorus-containing polymers derived from three-membered rings“, (invited lecture).
110.
Universität Regensburg, Regensburg/Germany, 15. May 2009: “Stretching the boun-
daries of phosphinidenoid complexes chemistry”, (invited lecture).
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111.
National Academy of Science of the Ukraine, Kiew/Ukraine, 2. June 2009:
“Phosphinidenoid complexes – or what do we know about 1,1,-elimination reactions”,
(invited lecture).
112.
Universität Graz, Graz/Austria, 1. July 2009: “Stretching the boundaries of phos-
phinidenoid complexes chemistry”, (invited lecture).
113.
Delhi University, New Delhi/India, 10. August 2009: “Designing click-type reactions in
phosphorus chemistry”, (invited lecture).
114.
Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi/India, 11. August 2009: “Designing click-type
reactions in phosphorus chemistry”, (invited lecture).
115.
Guru Gobin Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi/India, 12. August 2009:
“Designing click-type reactions in phosphorus chemistry”, (invited lecture).
116.
Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi/India, 13. August 2009: “Designing click-
type reactions in phosphorus chemistry”, (invited lecture).
117.
XIIth International Symposium on Inorganic Ring Systems, Goa/India, 18. August 2009:
“Designing a new “click-chemistry” based on strained inorganic rings with N,P or O,P
bonds”, (invited lecture).
118.
Universität Leipzig, Deutschland, 4. November 2009: “Phosphinidenoidkomplexe: Mehr
als nur Anstoß und Prüfstein für mechanistische Modelle?”, (invited lecture).
119.
Universität Würzburg, Deutschland, 14. December 2009: “Phosphinidenoidkomplexe:
Synthese, Struktur und Reaktionen”, (invited lecture).
120.
Technische Universität Braunschweig, Deutschland, 5. Februar 2010: “Phosphini-
denoidkomplexe und click-Reaktionen”, (invited lecture).
121.
University of Murcia, Spain, 12. February 2010: “M/X phosphinidenoidkomplexe and
click reactions of strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
122.
Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai/India, 1. March 2010: “M/X phosphinidenoid-
komplexes and click reactions of strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
123.
Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai/India, 17. March 2010: “M/X phosphinidenoid-
komplexes and click reactions of strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
124.
COST action “PhoSciNet”, Budapest/Hungary, 27. March 2010: “WG1: M/X
phosphinidenoid complexes and WG4: ring expansion of strained phosphorus heterocycles”,
(invited lecture).
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125.
University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa/USA, 26. May 2010: “New avenues in
oxaphosphirane complex chemistry”, (invited lecture).
126.
93rd Canadian Chemistry Conference, Toronto/Canada, 1. June 2010: “Click reactions of
strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
127.
5th Heron Island Conference on Reactive Intermediates and Unusual Molecules, Heron
Island/Australien, 12. July 2010: “Phosphinidenoid complex chemistry: experimental and
theoretical results” (invited lecture).
128.
18th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Xiamen/China, 14. July 2010:
“Phosphinidenoid complex chemistry: experimental and theoretical results” (invited lecture).
129.
University of Brisbane, Brisbane/Australia, 19. July 2010: “Click reactions of strained
phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
130.
University of Melbourne, Melbourne/Australia, 22. July 2010: “Click reactions of
strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
131.
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, 26. July 2010: “Click reactions of
strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
132.
International Workshop on Phosphorus Chemistry, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou/
China, 27. September 2010: “Click reactions of strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited
lecture).
133.
PacifiChem 2010, Honolulu/Hawai/USA, 15. December 2010: „Click reactions of
strained phosphorus heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
134.
University of Murcia, Murcia/Spain, 1. March 2011: “Oxaphosphiranes: 21st century
epoxides?”, (invited lecture).
135.
University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa/USA, 9. March 2011: “Oxaphos-
phiranes: 21st century epoxides?”, (invited lecture).
136.
COST action “PhoSciNet”, Münster/Germany, 30. March 2011: “WG1: Ring opening and
ring expansion of oxaphosphirane complexes”, (invited lecture).
137.
A. E. Arbuzov Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Kazan, Tartastan/Russia, 30. June
2011: “Phosphinidenoid complexes: Recent developments and applications”, (invited
lecture).
138.
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, München/Germany, 21. July 2011: “Phos-
phoranaloge Epoxide”, (invited lecture).
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139.
3rd Asian Conference on Coordination Chemistry, New Delhi/India, 18. October 2011:
“New Concepts and Applications using Coordination Chemistry of Unusual Ligands: The
Case of Phosphinidenoid and Oxaphosphirane Ligands”, (invited lecture).
140.
University of Murcia, Murcia/Spain, 7. March 2012: “What makes a substituent special?
A short story on unusual alkyl substituents”, (invited lecture).
141.
COST action “PhoSciNet”, Rennes/France, 21. March 2012: “Oxaphosphiranes with XXL
strain”, (invited lecture).
142.
BAYER, Leverkusen/Germany, 27. April 2012: “New concepts and applications using
coordination chemistry of unusual ligands - the case of phosphinidenoid and oxaphosphirane
ligands”, (invited lecture).
143.
10th International Conference on Heteroatom Chemistry, Kyoto/Japan, 24. May 2012:
“Addressing bond selective cleavage in oxaphosphirane complexes”, (invited lecture).
144.
Universität Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf/Germany, 4. June 2012: “Hochreaktive Intermediate:
Ärgerliches und Nützliches mit Li/X-Phosphinidenoidkomplexen”, (invited lecture).
145.
19th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Rotterdam/Netherlands, 7. July
2012: “Addressing bond selective cleavage in oxaphosphirane complexes”, (invited lecture).
146.
13th International Symposium on Inorganic Ring Systems, Victoria/Canada, July 30,
2012: “Bond selective cleavage in oxaphosphirane complexes”, (invited lecture).
147.
Universitat de les Illes Balears, Palma de Mallorca/Spain, 27. November 2012:
“Oxaphosphiranes: strange and strained analogues of epoxides?”, (invited lecture).
148.
University of Murcia, Murcia/Spain, 5. March 2013: “Combining phosphine and NHC
ligands: perspectives of a new Janus head system”, (invited lecture).
149.
University of St Andrews, St Andrews/UK, 28. March 2013: “Combining phosphine and
NHC ligands: perspectives of a new Janus head system”, (invited lecture).
150.
Universitat de les Illes Balears, Palma de Mallorca/Spain, 26. April 2013: “Combining
phosphine and NHC ligands: perspectives of a new Janus head system”, (invited lecture).
151.
96th Canadian Chemistry Conference, Quebec/Canada, 26.-30. Mai 2013: “Combining
phosphine and NHC ligands: perspectives of a new Janus head system”, (invited lecture).
152.
Universität Dortmund, Dortmund/Germany, 25. Juni 2013: “Phosphinidenoid complexes
or what we can learn from the diagonal relationship”, (invited lecture, postponed).
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153.
Technical University of Graz, Graz/Austria, 14. August 2013: “Phosphinidenoid
complexes: Filling the gap or opening new avenues for P 1 building blocks?”, (invited
lecture).
154.
University
of
British
Columbia,
Vancouver/Canada,
4.
September
2013:
“Phosphinidenoid complexes: Filling the gap or opening new avenues for P 1 building
blocks?”, (invited lecture).
155.
University of Victoria, Victoria/Canada, 5. September 2013: “Phosphinidenoid
complexes: Filling the gap or opening new avenues for P 1 building blocks?”, (invited
lecture).
156.
University of
Murcia,
Murcia/Spain, 4.
March
2014:
“New
adventures
in
phosphinidenoid complex chemistry”, (invited lecture).
157.
European Network Meeting on Smart
Inorganic
Polymers (SIPs,
CM1302),
Sofia/Bulgaria, 27. March 2014: “Strained O-containing phosphorus heterocycles as new
functional building blocks in polymer chemistry”, (invited lecture).
158.
20th International Conference on Phosphorus Chemistry, Dublin/Ireland, 29. June 2014:
Li/X Phosphinidenoid Complexes: A Powerful Tool in Phospha-organic Synthesis”, (invited
lecture).
159.
41th International Conference on Coordination Chemistry, Singapore, 24. July 2014:
“Coordination vs Covalent Bonding of Low-Coordinate Phosphorus – But where to Draw the
Line?”, (invited lecture).
160.
EurSIPs conference (cm 1302), Maribor/Slovenia, 23. September 2014: “Polymers from
functional heterocyclic thiones”, (invited lecture).
161.
Universitat de les Illes Balears, Palma de Mallorca/Spain, 3. October 2014: ”Phosphanyl
and phosphanoxyl complexes”, (invited lecture).
162.
BASF, Basel/Switzerland, 17. February 2015: “Phosphinidenoid Complexes: New
Powerful P1 Building Blocks”, (invited lecture).
163.
University of Almeria, Almeria/Spain, 9. March 2015: “Phosphinidenoid Complexes:
New Powerful P1 Building Blocks”, (invited lecture).
164.
10th Organoelement Chemistry Seminar, University of Kyoto, Kyoto/Japan, 8. June 2015:
“Phosphinidenoid And Terminal Phosphinidene Complexes. First Comparison Of A
Complementary Couple”, (plenary lecture).
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165.
11th International Conference on Heteroatom Chemistry, Caens/France, 16. June 2015:
“Phosphinidenoid Complexes: Powerful building blocks in O,P,C-heterocyclic chemistry”
(keynote lecture).
166.
14th International Symposium on Inorganic Rings Systems, Regensburg/Germany, 28.
July 2015: “Super-strained inorganic ligands: substrate-dependent reactivity”, (invited
lecture).
167.
PacifiChem 2015, Honolulu/Hawai/USA, 19. December 2015: “Superstrained threemembered P-ligands: synthesis and insights into substrate dependent reactivity”, (invited
lecture).
168.
University of Murcia, Murcia/Spain, 2. March 2016: “Chemistry of P-modified electronrich hetarenes”, (invited lecture).
169.
Saitama University, Tokyo/Japan, 15. March 2016: “Terminal Phosphinidene and
Phosphinidenoid Complexes: Differences, Similarities and new Opportunities”, (invited
lecture).
170.
Chuo University, Tokyo/Japan, 16. March 2016: “Terminal Phosphinidene and
Phosphinidenoid Complexes: Differences, Similarities and new Opportunities”, (invited
lecture).
171.
Tohoku University, Sendai/Japan, 18. March 2016: “Chemistry of P-functional Imidazole
Derivatives and Related Heterocycles”, (invited lecture).
172.
Fukuoka University, Hakata/Japan, 22. March 2016“Terminal Phosphinidene and
Phosphinidenoid Complexes: Differences, Similarities and new Opportunities”, (invited
lecture).
173.
96th CSJ Annual Meeting at Kyoto University, Kyoto/Japan, 25. March 2016: “Phosphinidenoid and Terminal Phosphinidene Complexes”, (invited special lecture).
174.
Hiroshima University, Hiroshima/Japan, 1. April 2016: “Reviewing the Chemistry of
Phosphinidenoid Complexes”, (invited lecture).
175.
SFB 813 Workshop Bonn/St Andrews, University of St Andrews, St Andrews/UK, 14.
April 2016: “Transition-metal complexes with redox-active phosphorus ligands”, (invited
lecture).
176.
99th CSC Annual Meeting, Halifax/Canada, 7. June 2016:“Phosphinidene and Phosphinidenoid Complexes – Friends or Foes?”, (invited lecture).
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177.
23rd IUPAC Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry, Sydney/Australia, 5. July 2016:
“3-Imino-azaphosphiridine complexes: strained rings, 1,3-dipoles, reactive intermediates
and unusual non-metal isonitrile adducts”, (invited lecture).
178.
7th Heron Island Conference, Heron/Australia, 12. July 2016: “Terminal phosphinidene
complexes – their chemistry in between P-adducts, oxidative addition and phosphinedenoids”, (invited lecture).