The conference is at the Convention Centre located in a prime area of Québec City, Canada, surrounded by world‐class hotels and tourist attractions. The historic district of Old Québec designated a world heritage treasure by UNESCO in 1985, is the only fortified city north of Mexico. Québec City is also renowned for its famous joie de vivre, and lively streets with numerous activities.
GOLD 2022 is the 9th edition of the International conference series, following GOLD 2018 in Paris. As a material, gold has experienced renewed interest from the scientific community during these last decades. It started with the field of catalysis by gold nanoparticles, and it is now expanding to booming scientific areas such as homogeneous catalysis, plasmonics, materials sciences, biotechnology, nanotechnology and therapeutic applications. The science of gold has thus become a highly multidisciplinary field.
To keep the scientific community informed and aware of the latest advances in the field of gold for high-technology applications, the Gold 2022 committee organized a series of Webinars on each one of the main scientific topics of the conference (see below). These Webinars have contributed to the organization of the conference and its structuring in the most optimal and dynamic manner.
We are very happy to welcoming you for your next conference in the beautiful City of Québec onsite or virtually!
13h00-19h00 |
Registration
Hall 310
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13h30-15h30 |
Walking Tour of Old Québec, World Heritage Site (Pre-registration necessary)
Departure from the Québec City Convention Centre
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16h00-16h30 |
Opening address
306B |
16h30-17h30 |
Plenary session 1 - Luis Liz-Marzan, CIC biomaGUNE, Spain - Virtual (Nanobio, plasmonics)
Marc-André Fortin, Université Laval, Canada Élodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
17h30-18h00 |
Plenary industry session 1 - Peter Johnston, Johnston Matthey, Billingham - Present
Marc-André Fortin, Université Laval, Canada Élodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
18h00-19h30 |
Welcome Reception, poster walk and exhibits (Confirmation of attendance required)
Québec City Convention Centre
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07h30-17h00 |
Registration
Hall 310
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08h30-09h30 |
Plenary session 2 - Conception Gimeno, ISQCH, CSIC-University of Zaragoza, Spain - Present (Supramolecular complexes)
Marc-André Fortin, Université Laval, Canada Élodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
09h30-10h00 |
Coffee Break, Exhibits
Espace Urbain
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10h00-10h30 |
Keynote speaker 1 - Nicholas Kotov, University of Michigan, United States - Virtual (Synthesis of nanoparticles and nanostuctures, and supramolecular complexes)
Daniel Leznoff, Simon Fraser University, Canada 306B |
10h00-10h30 |
Keynote speaker 2 - Trevor Keel, WorldGoldCouncil - Present (High-purity gold production, recycling, hydrometallurgy, computational approaches for processes)
Marc-André Fortin, Université Laval, Canada 306A |
10h30-11h45 |
Parallel session 1 - Synthesis of nanoparticles and nanostructures
Daniel Leznoff, Simon Fraser University, Canada 306B |
10h30-12h00 |
Parallel session 2 - High-purity gold synthesis, recycling, and hydrometallurgy
Marc-André Fortin, Université Laval, Canada 306A |
12h00-13h15 |
Lunch
309B
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12h15-13h15 |
Workshop 1: Novel Inline nanosizing method to support bottom-up process development and manufacturing - from InProcess LSP
309A
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13h15-13h45 |
Keynote speaker 3 - Laura Fabris, Rutgers University, United States - Virtual (Plasmonics)
Olivier Pluchery, SORBONNE UNIVERSITY, France 306B |
13h15-13h45 |
Keynote speaker 4 - Toru Murayama, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan - Present (Catalysis, including environment and energy aspects)
Liming Zhang, UCSB, United States 306A |
13h45-14h45 |
Parallel session 3 - Plasmonics (fundamentals, engineering and systems)
Olivier Pluchery, SORBONNE UNIVERSITY, France 306B |
13h45-14h30 |
Parallel session 4 - Energy and Environment, including photocatalysis
Liming Zhang, UCSB, United States 306A |
14h45-16h30 |
Coffee Break, Exhibits
Espace Urbain
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14h45-16h30 |
Poster Session 1
Espace Urbain |
16h30-17h30 |
Workshop 2: Good practices in DLS, NTA and zeta potential analysis - from Malvern Panalytical
306B
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17h30-20h00 |
Commented visit of 2 research centers (2h): COREM (gold extraction) and INO (Optics) (Pre-registration necessary)
Departure from the Québec City Convention Centre
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08h00-17h00 |
Registration
Hall 310
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08h45-09h45 |
Plenary session 3 - Olivier Pluchery, Sorbonne University, Institute of NanoSciences in Paris, France - Present (Plasmonics)
Marc-André Fortin, Université Laval, Canada Élodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
09h45-10h15 |
Coffee Break, Exhibits
Espace Urbain
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10h15-10h45 |
Keynote speaker 5 - Michel Meunier, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada - Present (Plasmonics)
Denis Boudreau, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
10h15-10h45 |
Keynote speaker 6 - Dipanjan Pan, University of Maryland, United States - Present ((Bio (sensors and devices))
Élodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306A |
10h45-12h00 |
Parallel session 5 - Plasmonics (fundamentals, engineering and systems)
Denis Boudreau, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
10h45-12h00 |
Parallel session 6 - Biomedical applications of gold: sensors and devices
Michel Meunier, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada 306A |
12h00-13h15 |
Lunch
309B
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12h00-13h00 |
Workshop 3: Electron microscopy analysis of gold nanostructures - from SFR - Thermo
309A
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13h15-13h45 |
Keynote speaker 7 - Mona Treguer-Delapierre, ICMCB-CNRS, U.Bordeaux, France - Present (Synthesis of nanoparticles and nanostuctures, and supramolecular complexes)
Anna Ritcey, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
13h15-13h45 |
Keynote speaker 8 - Jiri Homola, University in Prague, Czech Republic - Present ((Bio) (sensors and devices))
Denis Boudreau, Université Laval, Canada 306A |
13h45-14h45 |
Parallel session 7 - Synthesis of nanoparticles and nanostructures
Anna Ritcey, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
13h45-14h30 |
Parallel session 8 - Biomedical applications of gold: sensors and devices
Denis Boudreau, Université Laval, Canada 306A |
14h45-16h30 |
Coffee Break, Exhibits
Espace Urbain
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14h45-16h30 |
Poster Session 2
Espace Urbain |
18h00-00h00 |
Awards Banquet (Pre-registration necessary)
Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
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08h00-16h00 |
Registration
Hall 310
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08h30-09h30 |
Plenary session 4 - Liming Zhang, University of California, United States - Present (Catalysis)
Marc-André Fortin, Université Laval, Canada Élodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306B |
09h30-10h00 |
Coffee Break, Exhibits
Espace Urbain
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10h00-10h30 |
Keynote speaker 9 - Ken Tanaka, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan - Virtual (Catalysis)
Toru Murayama, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan 306B |
10h00-10h30 |
Keynote speaker 10 - Younan Xia, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States - Virtual (Synthesis of nanoparticles for biomedical applications)
Alexis Loiseau, CUO-Recherche, CRCHUQ-UL, Canada Élodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306A |
10h30-12h00 |
Parallel session 9 - Catalysis
Toru Murayama, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan 306B |
10h30-12h00 |
Parallel session 10 - Biomedical applications of gold: in vivo applications and technologies, injectable nanoparticles and pharmacology
Alexis Loiseau, CUO-Recherche, CRCHUQ-UL, Canada Elodie Boisselier, Université Laval, Canada 306A |
12h00-13h00 |
Lunch
309B
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12h00-13h00 |
Workshop 4: Democratizing Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR): how you can integrate SPR into your everyday lab - Affinité Instruments
309A
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13h00-13h30 |
Keynote speaker 11 - Tatsuya Tsukuda, University of Tokyo, Japan - Present (Catalysis)
Alexandre Brolo, University of Victoria, Canada 306B |
13h30-14h30 |
Parallel session 11 - Catalysis
Alexandre Brolo, University of Victoria, Canada 306B |
13h45-14h30 |
Parallel session 12 - Biomedical applications of gold: in vivo applications and technologies, injectable nanoparticles and pharmacology
Bruno Palpant, CentraleSupélec - Université Paris-Saclay, France 306A |
15h00-15h30 |
Coffee Break, Exhibits
Espace Urbain
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15h30-16h00 |
Honorary lecture
306B |
16h00-16h30 |
Closing Ceremony and awards
306B |