Program

Scientific program

September, 20-th	September, 21-th	September, 22-th	September, 23-th	September, 24-th
Arrival & Registration	9.30-11.30 Oral Session 1	9.30-11.30 Oral Session 5	9.30-11.30 Oral Session 9	9.00-20.00 Social Activity Excurssion
	11.30-11.50 Coffee Break	11.30-11.50 Coffee Break	11.30-11.50 Coffee Break
	11.50-12.50 Oral Session 2	11.50-12.50 Oral Session 6	11.50-12.55 Oral Session 10
18.00 Opening Ceremony Welcome Party	12.50-13.50 Lunch	12.50-13.50 Lunch	12.55-13.55 Lunch
	13.50-15.50 Oral Session 3	13.50-15.50 Oral Session 7	13.55-15.30 Oral Session 11
	15.50-16.10 Coffee Break	15.50-16.10 Coffee Break	15.30-16.00 Coffee Break
	15.50-16.10 Coffee Break	15.50-16.10 Coffee Break	16.00-17.30 Poster Session
	16.10-17.00 Oral Session 4	16.10-17.00 Oral Session 8	17.30-18.30 Closing Ceremony
	17.30-20.00 Visit to museum	17.30-20.00 City Tour	18.30-19.00 Free Time	Departure
			19.00-19.20 Transfer to Restaurant
			19.00- Conference banquet

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Social Programs

21 September, 2014

The Simon Janashia Museum of Georgia formerly known as the State Museum of History of Georgia, is one of the main history museums in Tbilisi, Georgia, which displays the country’s principal archaeological findings.

Dmanisi`s Hominid – First Europeans

The recently discovered Dmanisi hominid in the foothills of the lesser Caucasus provides a remarkable 1.8 million year old link with humankind`s first transition from Africa to Europe. It is no surprise to find numerous Stone Age settlements and archaeological sites spread through the Georgian Heartland. Recent excavations of Dmanisi have revealed an extraordinary record of the earliest hominid dispersal beyond Africa. Several hominid individuals (4skulls, 3 of them with maxillas, 4 mandibles, 16 isolated teeth and 24 post-cranial elements), along with abundant well-preserved remains of fossil animals and stone artifacts have been found. In 2003-04 field season another new hominid mandible, with fascinating pathologies having implications for the evolution of human disease and also social behavior has been discovered. This is the richest and most complete collection of indisputable early Homo remains outside of Africa with good stratigraphic context, now well dated to about 1.75 million years ago. Skulls found in the Dmanisi region of Georgia and thoroughly studied in France prove that the first Europeans came from this territory around 1.75 million years ago. This fact is accepted and acknowledged by scholars and scientists all over the world. After this discovery it is without any doubt that Georgia is a motherland of the first European.

22 September, 2014

Mtsketa – Town-museum. The ancient capital of Georgia. Known as “Hole Place”, is considered as the second” Jerusalem”. Situated on a plains to the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers, the ancient trade silk route run here;
Jvari - (6th c).Located on the top of the hill it provides an amazing view of the conjunction of two rivers. UNESCO World Heritage site;
Svetitskhoveli Cathedral - (11th c). - The biggest Christian temple in Georgia. A sacred place, where the Christ’s robe is kept . UNESCO World Heritage site;

23 September, 2014

Dinner in a traditional Georgian restaurant with folk songs and traditional dance;

24 September, 2014

Ananuri Fortress ( 13th c) situated on the Georgian Military Highway A picturesque view of on the shore of the azure blue Zhinvali reservoir. Ananuri was a castle and the seat of the (Dukes) of Aragvi, a feudal dynasty. The castle was the scene of numerous battles.
Kazbegi -- (146 km from Tbilisi ) – a small town nestled among the Great Caucasus Mountains (5047m). According to the legend Prometheus was chained on the mount Kazbek Arriving in Tbilisi
Lumch in Kazbegi the delicious local mountain cuisine;
Gergeti Trinity Church (14th c) located on an elevation of 2170 meters on Gergeti mountain. From here you have a chance to see the beauties view of the mountains and glaciers. Kazbegi (5033m) – one of the highest glaciers in the Caucasus;

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Invited Lectures

Selective Ligands for Actinide-Lanthanide Separations
Design, Synthesis, And Pharmacological Properties Of New Cb₂ Cannabinoid Receptor Ligands
Novel Rearrangements in Targeted Synthesis of Natural Compound Analogs
Nef-Isocyanide Adducts as key Intermediates for Synthesis of Heterocyclic Compounds
Multicomponent 1,3-Dipolar Cycloadditions of Stabilized Azomethine Ylides
Discovering new applications of chiral N-sulfinyl imines in heterocyclic chemistry
Aliphatic Nitrocompounds as Strategic Sources of Heterocycles
Synthetic Strategies for New Pyrazoles of Potential Biological Activities
Enaminones in the synthesis of heterocyclic systems. [2+2] Cycloadditions, ring expansion reactions and other transformations
Design, synthesis and pharmacological properties of new thiazole and thiadiazole derivatives
Cultivating over thirty years the passion to build heterocycles from 1,2-diaza-1,3-dienes
[1,4]Thiazino[3,4-c][1,2,4]oxadiazol-3-ones: an examination of their reactivity and of their biological profile
Effective Conversion of Carbohydrate Molecules to Nitrogen-containing Heterocyclic Derivatives
Recent Advances in Appel Salt Chemistry
Heterocyclic compounds in the design of biodegradable polymers
Synthesis and study of some triazolo Isoxazole heterocyclic Compounds
Three different approaches to target the T315I mutation: ATP-competitive, ATP-non-competitive and 14-3-3 inhibitors
Tetrapyrrolic macrocycles: Synthetic features and potential applications
Reactivity of alpha-halogen substituted pyridinium ylides.
Benzopyran building blocks: herald of hope for multitarget drug discovery
A new general 3CR leading to 1,4,5-trisubstituted-1,2,3-triazoless
Marine alkaloid nortopsentin analogues inhibitors of cyclin-dependent kinase 1 (CDK1)