CBOSS 2021 is a virtual symposium
Thursday, May 13 and Friday, May 14

CBOSS is a re-envisioned combination of the Connecticut Organic Chemistry Symposium and the Yale Chemical Biology Symposium. The goal of the symposium is to celebrate scientific discovery in all areas of chemical biology and synthetic chemistry, and stimulate discussions and interactions between researchers across fields.

The Connecticut Organic Chemistry Symposium and the Yale Chemical Biology Symposium each had an over 20-year history in the department, and we hope to carry this tradition forward through CBOSS for many years to come. Prior events attracted over 300 scientists yearly, including researchers from up and down the East Coast, the rest of the US, and abroad.

This year, we are excited to attract a high caliber, eclectic group of speakers that are certain to capture the attention of a broad audience. The panel of speakers include:

Stephen Buchwald (MIT)
Matthew Disney (TSRI)
Véronique Gouverneur (Oxford)
Paul Hergenrother (UIUC)
Kami Hull (UT Austin)
Elizabeth Sattely (Stanford)