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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).

Videolectures of Pregl's Colloquia: https://videolectures.net/events/preglov_kolokvij

Last ten Pregl colloquiums

Title of the lecture: From the Ends of Telomeres to the Start of Life: Investigations of Nucleic Acid Quadruplexes and…
Title of the lecture: Electrochemically Induced Asymmetry: from Molecules and Materials to Motion and Back INVITATION
Title of the lecture: From a Boiling Stone to the Applicable Minerals in Various Industrial Processes INVITATION
Title of the lecture: Synthetic Riboswitches: Promising Tools for Mammalian Synthetic Biology INVITATION
Title of the lecture: Multifunctional Materials Assembled from 2D MXenes and other Nanoscale Building Blocks INVITATI…
Title of the lecture: Translating the Precision Photochemistry Paradigm into Multi-Colour Multi-Material 3D Printing …
Title of the lecture: Mass Spectrometry for Oligonucleotide Analysis: from Sequencing to Biophysical Characterization …
Title of the lecture: The Cellular Behaviour of the Apoptotic Factor Apaf1 during Cell Death INVITATION
Title of the lecture: The Shape of Things to Come INVITATION
Title of the lecture:   Understanding surfaces using probe molecules and in situ spectroscopies INVITATION
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