53^rd North American Silicon Symposium

To be held June 10-12, 2024

At the Blackwell Inn

On the campus of The Ohio State University

Columbus, Ohio, USA

This 53^rd installment of the North American Silicon Symposium, will be jointly hosted by The Ohio State University and Bowling Green State University and will bring together academic, industrial, and government silicon scientists and engineers from around the world to share in the most recent advances surounding the element Silicon. For over half a century, this unaffiliated gathering has met in more than 25 different states and provinces in the USA, Mexico, and Canada. Please join us starting the evening of June 10 through June 12, 2024 for invited talks, insightful seminars, engaging poster sessions, and the traditional conference banquet. This year's symposium will also feature the biennial Frederic Stanley Kipping Award in Silicon Chemistry given by the American Chemical Society for outstanding research contributions and service to research in silicon. 

This year's symposum will be held in Columbus, OH, USA. Located at the confluence of the Scioto and Olentangy rivers, Columbus originated as multiple Native American settlements. Founded as the state capital of Ohio in 1816, Columbus has seen tremendous growth in recent years and is now the largest city in Ohio, the second largest city in the Midwest (after Chicago) and the 14th largest city in the USA. Columbus is home to the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), Battelle Memorial Institute, the world's largest private R&D foundation, and the headquarts of six Fortune 500 corporations including Nationwide, Cardinal Health, and Huntington Bank. This rustic city is also known for its nearly 400 recreational parks strewn on over 13,500 acres of land run by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department. 

Frederic Stanley Kipping Award Winner (2024)

Herbert W. Roesky of the University of Göttingen

Confirmed Invited Speakers

Anne Dussaud - Momentive

Dimi Katsoulis - Dow

Rick Laine - University of Michigan

Oleg Ozerov - Texas A&M

Anne Ladegaard Skov - Danish Technical University

Claudia Stauch - Fraunhofer ISC

Yusuke Sunada - University of Tokyo

Chloé Thieuleux - CNRS (France)

Don Watson - University of Deleware

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The Blackwell Inn and Pfahl Convention Center

The Blackwell is on the campus of The Ohio State University and will serve as accomodations and venue for the entire event.

Organizers

                            Prof. Christine Thomas, PhD                                   Assoc. Prof. Joseph Furgal, PhD

                            The Ohio State University                                      Bowling Green State University

                 Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry        Department of Chemistry and Photochemical Sciences

Logo Credit: Kyle Hallowell, BGSU