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Saeed Rayati

Payam Abdolalian

Heterogenization of a molybdenum Schiff base complex as a magnetic nanocatalyst: An eco-friendly, efficient, selective and recyclable nanocatalyst for the oxidation of alkenes

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Uday P. Lad

Uday V. Desai

Satish D. Mitragotri

Prakash P. Wadgaonkar

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Farhad Shirini

Jafar Abasi

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Tayebeh Motaharizadeh

A green, efficient and recyclable poly(4-vinylpyridine)-supported copper iodide catalyst for the synthesis of coumarin derivatives under solvent-free conditions

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Annabelle Varrot

Anne Imberty

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Laurent Mugherli

Sunita Darbe

Léa Darchy

Sylvain DiManno

Phong D. Tran

Fabrice Valentino

Marina Iannello

Anne Volbeda

Christine Cavazza

Vincent Artero

Hydrogenase enzymes: Application in biofuel cells and inspiration for the design of noble-metal free catalysts for H2 oxidation

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Renewing with a long tradition, this thematic issue of
R. Chimie highlights some cutting-edge chemistry
ussed during the 20th edition of the GECOM–
COORD conference held in Métabief, France, on 3–8
e 2012. This series of annual meetings was launched in
3 as the result of the merger of two French discussion
ups, entitled Groupe d’études en chimie organométallique
COM) and Concertation en chimie de coordination
NCOORD). Awaited since then on each spring by the
nch community of molecular chemists in particular,
 event, devoted to various aspects of organometallic
 coordination chemistry, continues to attract an
reasing number of speakers and participants from all
r the world.
Co-organized by scientists from the neighbouring
versities of Burgundy (E. Bodio, J.-C. Chambron,
Devillers, C. Goze, C. Lejault, R. Malacea, M. Meyer,
Picquet, L. Plasseraud; ICMUB–Dijon) and Franche-
té (F. Guyon, J. Husson, I. Jourdain, A. Khatyr, M. Knorr,
oux; UTINAM–Besançon), the 2012 edition moved to
the green slopes of the French Jura, a well-known skiing
resort and cheese-making area. While the very close
proximity of the Swiss border naturally attracted several
Helvetian colleagues, 32 delegates representing 13 other
countries (Belgium, Croatia, Germany, Latvia, Poland,
Romania, UK, Spain, Algeria, Egypt, Canada, India, and
Malaysia) took part among the 120 registered attendees
(Fig. 1).
Faithful with the GECOM–CONCOORD spirit that seeks
to bring together for a week young (PhDs and post-docs)
and more experienced researchers in the convivial atmo-
sphere of an out-of-town convention centre (half-day
cultural event – dedicated to the visit of a Comté cheese
ripening cellar – and banquet followed by a dancing party
belong to the tradition), the bucolic surroundings of
Métabief provided a most favorable environment for
promoting high-level scientific presentations and informal
exchanges. The discussion forum offered the participants
the opportunity to disclosure their most recent advances
and frontier research. This included 15 plenary lectures,
Fig. 1. The registered attendees of the 20th edition of the GECOM–CONCOORD.
Contents lists available at SciVerse ScienceDirect
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Foreword / C. R. Chimie 16 (2013) 507–50850840 oral communications, and 18 flash presentations, while
two poster sessions were scheduled over the week.
The strength and vitality of contemporary inorganic
chemistry was reflected by the diversity of topics
discussed, many of them being at the interface with other
disciplines, such as biology, health, material sciences. . .
Among others, they encompassed bio-inorganic coordi-
nation chemistry with an emphasis on enzyme mimics
and medicinal applications in therapy and molecular
imaging, fundamental and applied organometallic chem-
istry related to both homogeneous and heterogeneous
catalysis with highlights on carbenes, phosphorus-based
ligands and modern coupling reactions, and supramole-
cular architectures, regularly structured metal-organic
assemblies, as well as functional organometallic materials
possessing interesting electrochemical, optical or mag-
netic properties. This thematic issue is intended to
provide a flavour of the various subjects tackled during
the conference, the articles being ordered according to the
programme. All the submitted manuscripts have been
handled in the usual way with international and
independent peer reviewing. The organizing committee
thanks all the contributors to the meeting, the authors,
reviewers, and the editorial office of C. R. Chimie. Finally,
they wish to their colleagues of the University of
Montpellier all the success for the 21st edition of
GECOM–CONCOORD that will take place on 26–31 May
2013 in Cap d’Agde.
On behalf of the Organizing Committee
Michel Meyer*
Guest editor
Laurent Plasseraud
Chairman of GECOM–CONCOORD 2012
Jean-Claude Chambron
Co-editor
Institut de Chimie Moléculaire de l’Université de Bourgogne
(ICMUB), UMR CNRS 6302, 9, avenue Alain-Savary, 21078
Dijon cedex, France
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Heterogenization of a molybdenum Schiff base complex as a magnetic nanocatalyst: An eco-friendly, efficient, selective and recyclable nanocatalyst for the oxidation of alkenes

Editorial Board

Mechanistic approach for expeditious and solvent-free synthesis of α-hydroxy phosphonates using potassium phosphate as catalyst

Adsorption of nitrogen dioxide on C<sub>30</sub>B<sub>15</sub>N<sub>15</sub> heterofullerene: AIM and NBO study via DFT

A green, efficient and recyclable poly(4-vinylpyridine)-supported copper iodide catalyst for the synthesis of coumarin derivatives under solvent-free conditions

Carboxylic-supported copper complexes as catalyst for the green oxidative coupling of 2,6-dimethylphenol: Synthesis, characterization and structure

Bacteria love our sugars: Interaction between soluble lectins and human fucosylated glycans, structures, thermodynamics and design of competing glycocompounds

Hydrogenase enzymes: Application in biofuel cells and inspiration for the design of noble-metal free catalysts for H<sub>2</sub> oxidation

Foreword

Biocompatible nanoparticles and gadolinium complexes for MRI applications

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