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The Pregl Colloquium at the National Institute of Chemistry

The Pregl Colloquium was named after Friderik (Fritz) Pregl, a chemist and medical doctor of Slovenian origin. In 1923 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry “for his invention of the method of micro-analysis of organic substances”.

In this series of lectures we host distinguished scientists from all over the world, working in the field of chemistry and chemistry-related sciences. The lectures are open to a broad scientific communion and are advertised on our webpage, as well as at all research institutions in Ljubljana. The official language of the Pregl colloquium is English. The Colloquium takes place once a month in the Big Lecture Hall, usually on a third Thursday at 1 pm, if not stated otherwise. People interested in meeting the Pregl Lecturer are invited to contact the Pregl Colloquium coordinator, Prof. Dr. Nataša Novak Tušar (natasa.novak.tusar@ki.si).

Last ten Pregl colloquiums

Title of the lecture:  Empowering Synthesis: From Unique Methods to Complex Natural Products
Title of the lecture: Sustainable batteries and electrocatalysts: paving the path to net zero
Title of the lecture: Advanced Applications of Photopolymerization
Title of the lecture: From AI-Biosening to Precision Medicine and Health INVITATION
Title of the lecture: Regulation of Innate Immunity INVITATION
Title of the lecture:  Surface catalysis beyond the binding site  Online gallery Downloads: INVITATION CV
Title of the lecture:   Special Sites in Special Environment - How to identify active species in catalysis? Online…
Title of the lecture:  Molecular Insight into the poly(A) tail machinery Online gallery Downloads: INVITATION CV
Title of the lecture:  Deciphering the intricate role of intrinsically disordered regions in transcription factor…
Title of the lecture:  Computational methods and tools in support of chemical safety assessment Online gallery Down…
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