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1. 720 Almadidy A 68 Alper H Alper H Alper H Alves GB C 658 Amblard FA 1217 Amoroso D 437 Amoroso D 582 Ampleman G 894 Amundson L 293 Anctil E J G 226 Andersen D L 1208 Anderson A 779 Anderson A B 1120 Anderson C 128 Anderson M E 1128 Andreas H A 958 Andreyev D 95 Anema J 1199 INQ MAS MA4 MA4 MAS BM3 ING IN9 CE6 AN2 OR4 OR4 OR12 AN1 MA3 MA2 OR3 OR11 MA2 BM7 BM10 AN11 OR3 MA4 MA3 MA2 ENG BM10 OR12 INQ AN10 MA1 OR12 MA3 BM4 OR13 IN7 ING IN8 MA4 IN8 AN11 OR12 OR12 ING OR3 PT2 IN9 ING EN6 OR12 OR12 OR11 AN3 AN3 AN10 AN6 PT5 AN11 OR9 Anselmetti D A 1006 Antonelli D 594 Antonelli David 379 Antunes P A 113 Aparna K aaa 167 Apeloig Y 1183 Appel G 1109 Aquino M A S 438 Aranda Rodriguez R Ee EA 132 Aranda Rodriguez R W dee dE 690 Arboleda P A 763 Archibald F S 427 Ariya PA 363 Ariya P A 365 Ariya P A 887 Ariya P A 2 0 22 888 Armour M A 874 Armstrong D 1143 Armstrong D A 826 Armstrong D A 1093 Armstrong GD 313 Armstrong M R 960 Armstrong M R 961 Arndt K M 19 Arndtsen B A 300 Arndtsen B A 301 Arndtsen B A 655 Arndtsen B A 1210 Arnold A 844 Aroca R ne 103 Aroca R 113 Aroca
2. Figure 2 1 The Conference Data Screen within Charon 3 Name of HRM file This will be used for distribution to authors and should be eight letters or less e g 51CSChE 6 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler 4 Conference Starting Date This corresponds to the first day of the scientific program on which abstracts can be scheduled Although it is displayed with only two year digits the year must be entered using 4 digits e g 02 Jun 1997 10 Oct 2001 12 May 01 is WRONG 5 Default Durations These are for submitted oral and invited papers e g oral 20 invited 40 Note that the length of any presentation can be overridden later within Charon or Tartarus CSC Award lectures are 60 minutes but it is convenient to specify early on the standard time slots to be used 6 List of Divisions In recent CSC meetings this would correspond to Analytical Chemistry Biological and Medicinal Chemistry Chemical Education Environmental Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Macromolecular Chemistry Organic Chemistry Physical and Theoretical Chemistry CIC CSC Award Lecture Note that for CSC meetings scheduling award lectures is best handled by creating a virtual Division called CIC CSC For non CSC meetings the Division can be thought of as a major topic area or field area Small conferences which really don t need a two tier classification sche
3. E VE E ae rn Lest moded on ite Eo e DR of brominated oligonucleotides a rapid and straightforward eto of See determination e HR Department of Chemisty University of Cambridge Unted Kingdom C J Cardin and AK Todd c Deparment of Chemisty University of Reading United Kingdom A Adams Department af Biochemistry Trinity Eo College Dubin Ere Until recently structure determination of oligonucleotides has been a difficult and unreliable process which has gt reied on the availablity of good molecular replacement models which in themselves do not guarantee success cs Convertional Mutiple Isomiorphous Replacernert MIR is usualy unsuccesful due to the large number of similar tinding sites and fhe gross distortion of these molecules which onten occurs on heavy metal binding However E bromonucleotides are available which are structurally innocert and which have an X ray absorption edge which iS 5 conveniently accessible at most synchrotron radiation sources so are sultable for anomalous dispersion studies E e Several oligonucleotides synthesized with S bromo 2 deo y Uridine in the place of selected 7 deoxy thymidine E residues have been crystallized and studied using the Multiple wavelength Anomalous Dispersior Density cs Modification MAD DM method Data were collected at the new smchrotron Eiettra in Trieste Italy on these ec samples and have been used to determine the
4. 550 Baird M C 553 Baird M C 568 Baird M C 597 Baird M C 1106 Baird M C 1150 Baird MC 576 Bajorek T 227 Baker D R 1110 Baker R T 445 Baker R T 702 Baker S 784 Balakrishnan V K E EATS A 280 Balakrishnan V K EE 893 Balasubramanian M el E LE 718 Balasubramanian N GENEE Ee 140 Baldo C 641 Baldridge K K 1100 Ball J M 308 Ball J M ow 1159 Ballard T M 138 Bancroft G M 758 Bancroft G M 760 Bandilla D 101 Bandrauk A D 398 Bandrauk A D 750 Bandyopadhyay S EE 282 Banfield S C 258 Bangar Raju B 643 Banu D 180 Barbier J 515 Barbosa C 669 Barclay L R C 1032 Barclay T 447 Barclay T M 450 Barclay T M 1053 Bard AJ 1012 Barra M 196 Barraoui D B 698 Barraoui D B 1018 Barrett CJ 603 Barrett CJ 631 Barrett C J 917 Barrett CJ 922 Barriault L 204 Barriault L 205 Barriault L 1081 Barrios F 1104 Bartels C 184 Bartfai T 134 Bartlett PA 863 Bartole A 593 Baryla N E 1013 Basak A 675 Basilevsky M V 755 Batchelor R J 44 Batchelor R J 497 Batchelor R J 538 Batchelor R J 1054 Bateman K 11
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6. 802 Bellman K 235 Belzer W 359 Belzile N 695 Benahmed A 1064 Benakli K 268 Bendell Young L I EEN ENEE 761 Bendiak G N 11 Bendikov M 1183 Benjamin D N 75 Benkovic S J 23 Bennett A 224 Bennett B M 817 Bennett S M 192 Bennett S M 682 Bennett S M 879 Berces A 275 Berenbaum A 1059 Berg D 0 634 Berg DJ 152 Bergens SH 439 Bergens SH 923 Bergeron P 1181 Berglund Baudin H EE 436 Bernazzani P 1065 Bernier L 414 Bernier S 787 Berry D E 689 Berry D E 1040 Bertrand G 711 Beshara C 1096 AN3 OR3 OR12 CE5 BM2 IN9 MA5 BM6 IN8 MA5 MA3 MA3 IN7 BM10 BM10 IN9 IN9 IN8 IN9 EN6 AN9 EN2 IN9 OR12 BM9 AN5 BM6 IN2 BM10 BM10 BM9 IN9 IN9 MA4 EN6 PT5 AN6 INQ BM3 OR3 MA3 BM3 OR4 BM10 OR12 EN1 EN7 MA1 OR12 PT4 AN7 OR13 AN11 BM4 OR12 BM10 OR12 CE2 CE7 OR12 IN8 MA5 IN5 IN9 OR3 OR13 IN9 MA1 BM2 BM10 CE2 CE5 IN3 OR11 43 09 40 Sunday INS Outremont Condensation and Characterization of Metal Chalcogenolate Clusters inside Mesoporous MCM 41 C M Kowalchuk J F Corrigan and Y Huang Department of Chemistry The University of Western Ontario London Ontario N6A 5B7 The impregnation of MCM 41 with metal chalcogenolate clusters has re
7. Luneau D Belorizky E Fries P Guillot M Rey P Inorg Chem 1999 38 5472 2 Lescop C Luneau D Bussi re G Triest M Reber C Inorg Chem 2000 39 17 3740 3741 46 11 00 Sunday INS Outremont Properties of Metastable States of Ruthenium Nitrosyl Complexes DFT and TD DFT Study S l Gorelsky and A B P Lever Department of Chemistry York University 4700 Keele St Toronto ON M3J1P3 Recently much attention has been focused on studies of the metastable states of transition metal nitrosyl complexes and predominantly on the Ms nitroprusside ion We studied the properties of the R NH3 sNO and Ru CN sNO ions using 44 density functional theory DFT The electronic ground state potential surface of these nitrosyl complexes has two local minima metastable states with oxygen MS bonded NO i e inverted from the usual N bonded species HOMO gt LUMO 3 4 d Ru gt z NO Zi GS and with NO which is bound sideways MS2 While thermochemical and lt gt Gs spectroscopic properties of the Ru CN sNO ion resemble closely those of 2 Sg the nitroprusside ion the corresponding properties of the Ru NH3 sNO ion 22 4 somm are rather different In Ru CN s NO and Fe CN sNO ions the M state IN we 1 lies 1 1 1 4 eV above the GS state and 0 3 0 6 eV below the MS state but in the Ru NHs3 sNO ion the MSz state is slightly above the MS In the visible Pe ZS region
8. R 120 Aroca R 164 Arriaga E A 95 Arriaga E A 779 Arriaga E A 1120 Arrowsmith C 342 Arseneault M 1214 Arteca G A 341 Artz J D Artz J D Asano T Ashenhurst J 289 Ashick D 874 Asmus K D 1093 Aspiotis R 347 Astinov VM 393 Atfani M 305 Attiya S Au B H Aubke F Auclair K Auer B M Auger M Auger M Austin D Autschbach J 328 Autschbach J 757 Autschbach J 983 Autschbach J 991 Avila DM 154 Avoce D _ 610 Avzianova E V 365 Ayotte C 1114 Aziz H Babij Ce 483 Bachand C 140 Back M H 397 Back T G 318 Back T G 1208 Badarau C 624 Bader R Badia A Badia A Badia A PT3 IN7 MA3 AN11 INS OR13 PT2 INQ AN10 EN7 PT4 EN2 EN1 EN1 ENG ENG CE6 BM3 BM10 OR9 OR8 PT5 PT5 BM4 OR12 OR12 OR3 OR11 BM10 AN11 AN11 AN INS AN11 AN3 AN3 BM1 PT2 BM1 BM10 BM10 PT1 OR12 CE6 ORO BM6 PT6 OR12 AN4 OR12 IN9 OR12 IN9 BM10 BM10 OR4 PT1 PT1 PT5 PT5 INS MA5 EN1 AN3 IN9 BM9 PT6 OR11 OR11 MA5 Badia A 949 Badia A 950 Baer A J 39 Baerlocher M O 445 Baille W E 607 Baille W E 734 Baille W E 910 Baird M C 161 Baird M C 486 Baird M C 511 Baird M C 548 Baird M C
9. e Topic Area Information The information in this folder identifies the type of Correspondence Symposium Authors Affiliations Abstract Title Abstract Submission Preferred Division sl Preferred Symposium sl Invited Presentation Submitted Presentation Poster Presentation C Oral Presentation e Award T Media Interest I Sec amer Figure 3 3 The Symposium Folder within Hermes showing typical CSC data 20 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Folder 3 Authors Affiliations This screen has caused some minor interpretational problems nearly all of which are easily repaired upon receipt by Charon In Hermes V2 6 additional error checking has been added to catch many of the common mistakes a 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference untitled document File Edit Help Enter the affiliations i e mailing addresses of the current author DO Use more than one box if several different affiliations must be specified An affiliation may have multiple authors linked to it Similarly an author may be linked to multiple affiliations 4 include the postal code BUT only include the country if itis NOT Canada Correspondence Symposium Authors Affiliations Abstract Title Abstract Submission Presenting Author Family Name Initials E Mail Affiliations double click to link affiliation to 201 Silvercreek Pkwy N Guelph ON M1H 3T
10. 562 563 705 711 759 808 1004 1129 12 17 1228 1234 List of Abstract s whose symposium or division is unassigned 97 104 271 300 364 470 507 707 904 984 1065 1066 fe LOTZ BIRS a ds OF e 1525 0 Abstract Counts By Symposium empty symposia omitted Total Sched UnSched Unassigned Division 16 H 16 Unassigned Symposium Analytical 23 9 14 Spectroscopy and Imaging of Surfaces Including Electrodes 18 t3 5 Advances in Engineering of Biosensors for Biomedical Applications 40 26 14 Analysis of Biomolecules Drugs and Metabolites 8 4 4 Higher Throughput Analytical Techniques 11 10 1 Use of Lasers in Analytical Chemistry 15 8 7 Electrochemistry 7 7 0 NEWs in Analytical Chemistry 2 0 2 Sensor Development for Environmental Analysis Joint with Environmental 11 11 0 Combinatorial Chemistry Synthesis and Analysis Joint with Organic 10 9 1 New Methods for Analysis of Persistent Organic Pollutants Joint with Environ Biological amp Medicinal KR H 0 Advances in the Analysis amp Structure Determination of Biomolecules 4 4 0 Intellectual Property amp Chemistry 22 22 0 Bioorganic Chemistry D 6 0 Protein Engineering 11 EL 0 Molecular Diversity Joint with Organic EC 13 0 Recent Advances in Drug Discovery 11 TI 0 Medicinal Chemistry of Nucleosides amp Nucleic Acids in Honour of Professor Ke Hz 8 0 General Session Chemical Edu
11. Abstract Book standard CSC 6 4 2 or 1 abstract s per page format World Wide Web Material Full Conference Program organized by different criteria like author day and Division as HTML files Full Abstract Book abstracts embedded as GIF images in HTML files CD version of abstract book available at cost through O Zone Software However the power of Tartarus lies not so much in its formatted output as in the fast simple and highly interactive way it allows the scheduling of presentations to be carried out 4 2 Operation Upon loading Tartarus by double clicking on the appropriate Windows 95 icon a series of folders appears on the screen 1 Order of Divisions 2 Order of Symposia 3 Symposium Schedule 4 Print Reports 4 2 1 Order of Divisions Tartarus opens to the Order of Divisions folder and displays a list of tiles each one of which represents a societal Division These can be reordered in desired manner by dragging the tiles with the mouse The typical ordering of Divisions in the Program of a CSC Conference is CIC CSC Award Analytical Chemistry 25 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Biological and Medicinal Chemistry Chemical Education Environmental Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Macromolecular Chemistry Organic Chemistry Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Essentially the Divisions are typically listed alphabetically with all CIC CS
12. Chauret N Ouellet M Percival M D 0024 Sunday AM 10 00 0015 New Strategies Involving Mass Spectrometry for the Determination of Composition and Structure of Oligosaccharides Derived from Glycoproteins Perreault H Saba J A Kunkel J Williams T T L Jamieson J C 10 20 Coffee Break 10 40 0016 Single Molecule Enzymology Craig D B 11 00 0017 Small is Beautiful Analytical Chemistry in Microfluidic Devices Skinner C D 11 20 End of Session Biological amp Medicinal BM4 Protein Engineering Organizer J Keillor Chair J W Keillor La Salle 08 15 Introductory Remarks 08 20 0018 Directed Evolution to Enhance Enantioselectivity of a Pseudomonas fluorescens Esterase Using a Fast Accurate Screening Method Horsman G P Liu A M F Kazlauskas R J 08 40 0019 Novel Heterodimeric Coiled Coil Peptide Pairs Selected in Vivo from a designed Library vs Library Ensemble Pelletier J N Arndt K M Mueller K M Pluckthun A Michnick S W Alber T 09 00 0020 Photo control of Peptides and Coiled Coils by a Modified Azobenzene Conformational Switch Kumita J R Flint D G Smart O S Woolley G A 09 20 0021 Quantitative mapping of biochemical pathways in living cells Michnick S 09 40 0022 Design of Protein Catalysts Hilvert D 10 20 Coffee Break 10 40 0023 4 Perspective On Biological Catalysis Benkovic S J 11 20 End of Session BM6 Recent Advances in Drug Discovery Organ
13. Hermes Web Upload Site Use a Web browser Netscape 2 or higher or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 support this feature to connect to the Hermes Web e Figure 3 6 The Submission Details Folder within Hermes showing sample information 3 4 Electronic vs Hardcopy For conference organizers the strength of the Hermes Suite lies not so much in the electronic abstract itself as in the way in which the abstract couples with the processing and scheduling software Charon and Tartarus Abstracts prepared via Hermes require in most cases no editing by conference organizers They 23 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler import smoothly into the system and organizers can concentrate on scheduling issues Once the scheduling is done hardcopy and web pages flow out of the system with no further user intervention required The use of an electronic abstract system such as the Hermes Suite can save conference organizers a great deal of time and effort By no means will all of the contributors to a conference agree with the approach Others may like the idea but not the reality of Hermes either because the software does not run on a MAC or because it is perceived to be too difficult or too inconvenient to download and or operate Perhaps within a short time more flexible and interactive software will be available for use on the World Wide Web thereby offsetting the need for a P
14. LaserJet 4 Typically there is no need to change this setting as differences in letter spacing while finite are typically small The small differences in letter spacing caused by using the Master Printer s metrics as opposed to those of the actual printer used to print are not normally visible If a test print shows no problems then this setting should be left at it s default If a test print shows objectionable anomalies in letter spacing the Master Printer should be set to the actual output printer If the organizers wish to specify a different printer a fast high resolution min 600 dpi printer is recommended the decision to change must be made before the HRM file is generated Invoking the option to change the printer will require that the appropriate Windows driver be loaded Name of Conference This should be self explanatory e g Charon The Boatman ll Tools Help Conference Data Hemes Help Hemes Options FormData Abstract Title Abstract Body Build a Conference Fom HP Lasedet 4 Select Master Printer for use with Hermes Build HRM File HRM Name Starting Date Oral Invited 20 Defaut reren 51CSChE EES ect D Update List of Organizers _Add Organizer Delete Ouer TBA Add Symposium Delete Symposium EI Ce Applications Symp Code Organized By Sponsoring Division Maz Materials
15. Netherworld Poster Session H Molecular Diversity Joint with Biological Medicinal Organic Reactions ani d Processes Organic Synthesis using Organometallic Reagents alelols LS Heterocycles 6 Combinatorial Chemistry Synthesis and Analysis Joint with Ani Multifunctional Lewis Acids Joint with Inorganic Si 8 Fluorine Chemistry Joint with Inorganic 9 Synthesis and Recognition in Carbohydrate Chemistry A Symposi 10 Mechanistic Aspects of Electron Transfer in Organic Chemistry 11 Ruthenium Chemistry and Catalysis a Symposium Honorin g the Ri Figure 4 2 The Order of Symposia Folder within Tartarus showing a sample listing Note For CSC Conferences General Sessions and Posters in that order are placed at the end of the list of symposia Outside of that convention the ordering of symposia in the program is at the discretion of the organizers Bear in mind that this order simply establishes the sequence of printing for a given half day session in the event that all symposia are running For example if only two symposia are running on the last afternoon of the conference their ordering will be as established here Note CSC Award Lectures do not appear in this sequence Those lectures which preempt all others can be slated within the CIC CSC Award Division Others such as the Alcan Award only preempt other lectures within the Inorganic Division S
16. Park M Knoll W 11 00 0006 Second harmonic generation spectroscopy of chemically modified Si 111 surfaces Mitchell S A Mehendale M Villeneuve D M Boukherroub R Flueraru C P 11 20 End of Session AN4 Higher Throughput Analytical Techniques Organizer J Visentini Chair J Visentini Lachine Microchip Technologies 08 35 Introductory Remarks 08 40 0007 Increasing LC MS Sample Analysis Throughput From Columns to Microchips Kapron J T 09 20 0008 4 novel approach to DNA Transfection of E Coli DH5a cells using a microchip Majid E Attiya S Harrison J 09 40 0009 Working Towards a Simple Immunoassay on a Micro Fluidic Chip Roos K P Skinner C D 10 00 Coffee Break 10 20 0010 Microfabricated Electrophoretic Devices for Rapid DNA and Protein Analysis of Molecular Diagnostic Importance Landers J P 11 00 End of Session AN7 Cote St Luc NEWs in Analytical Chemistry Organizer C Lucy Chair C Lucy 08 35 Introductory Remarks 08 40 0011 Expanding the Utility of Sol Gel Entrapped Proteins for Bioanalytical Applications Flora K K Bendiak G N Keeling Tucker T Brennan J D 09 00 0012 Surface Interactions at Ultrathin Organic Film Interfaces Badia A 09 20 0013 Comprehensive Multidimensional Gas Chromatography Gorecki T Harynuk J 09 40 0014 Analysis of Cytochrome P450 s using LC MS and MALDI TOF Tools for the Identification of Covalent Adducts Bateman K P Wilke M
17. The decision on style vs substance is in the hands of the organizer If there appears to be a missing or truncated abstract a bad graphic the organizer should as noted earlier leave the Damaged on Receipt flag ON but can still continue to process the abstract into the database The operator always has the choice of saving an abstract into the database of clearing it completely from the screen and the database Any abstract can always be overwritten later see Delete Current and Change ID SES The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler De Tools Help Conferens Commands e Import an Abstract Clear Form Update Dr Beicha Abdellah Name Member I Mem Num Voice Fax 6085617500 60 85617600 Postal Address Dr Beicha Curtin University of Technology Sarawak Eet KE E Mail Auto Launch k Change ID gt Delete Curent Abstracts to View ID zje Abdellah opus Riam road 98000 Miri Sarawak Malaysia EMail beicha hitmail com eeeeeeeeeeve Sued E SE medh 7 Duration I Award Candidate T Media Interest ha RI Withdrawn M on Date __12Apr 01 Processed _ 12 Apr 01 ABSTRACT ABS Notified On 12 Apr 01 By E
18. Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler section 4 2 2 at the top of the list of symposia in that Division so that its scheduling takes precedence over all other sessions It is then up to the organizer to ensure that all other sessions in that Division start after the Award lecture has finished 3 For Award lectures where there is no special exclusivity the paper can be assigned to any symposium which the organizer feels is appropriate on the basis of content Suitable Notes can be used to introduce this presentation e Tartarus The Netherworld Master Printer HP Lasewet 4 Abstract Book Print from page 1 to f1000 it the author s name He Bate ice number and ing authors names are in in bold Print six abstracts to a page in landscape mode Binding Olfset Starting Side E inding Offset Starting Side inches inches Print 0 Stat Pint Ko Pat Full Conference Program Room Signs oz SE EE divisions Print Print signs showing a room s and sy Eier a atoa P 1 E 1 Show ies and author Print Signs for Room s Fa lect Time Period HeaderText Binding Offset Starting Side Le Salle a aturday PM a CSC 2001 finches Westmount Seay aM Ste ICAO 1C wf Sunday PR e Print 0 0 e I Don t Print Poster Session Signs Web Pag
19. abstract preparation program and the organizer s abstract receipt program map onto the same database Tartarus Tartarus also operates under Windows 95 or 98 Its function is to provide the program organizers with a means of scheduling papers into Divisions and Symposia It also generates hardcopy versions of the Conference Program fully formatted and indexed the Abstract Book and all the necessary signage for rooms Web versions of the program schedule and abstract book are also prepared as HTML and GIF files 1 2 System Requirements Hermes Minimum author requirements are a 486 66 with 8 MB RAM operating under 3 1 with WIN 32S extensions installed or Windows 95 3 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Charon and Tartarus Conference organizers should minimally employ a fast Pentium III or Athlon system running Windows 95 or 98 with 64MB of RAM and a gigabyte of free hard drive space The computer should have a reliable back up device such as an lomega Zip drive or a CDR or CDRW drive Printer The recommended default printer is an HP LaserJet 5P Any high quality 600 dpi printer will however suffice Subsequent duplication of hardcopy material is the responsibility of the conference organizers Users may experience some minor format margin and offset problems with other printers in which case contact O Zone software E Mail and Internet Connection
20. here Send E Mail mett Retun Address your E Mail return address here LH Preview E Mail Insert Field Ps TI Autoset Notified Flag 0 op zm Ss Ss S Ss z M Test Send to Self l l EE Set Notification Template oF Receipt Notification EMail x c i ance Your abstract was received and has been processed A summary of the E Mail Template received abstract is show below Due to limitations of E Mail only the Title of your abstract is show If you contact us regarding this S Select Submitter Only abstract please reference the RECEIPT NUMBER New Edit Delete Select All Once the conference program is finalized it will be made available via the World Wide Web and you will be notified of the presentation s time Send To and location IV beicha hotmail com Dear lt name gt filename gt receiptnum gt name gt memberno gt phone gt lt fax gt division gt Cancel Done File Name Receipt Number Name for Correspondence Membership Number Voice FAX lt lt lt lt lt Preferred Division lt Figure 2 5 The E Mail Dialog within Charon left and the E Mail Template editor right The E Mail system uses templates that can be populated with information taken from the conference database A standard Receipt Notification E Mail template already exists although you might choose
21. re M Triestre and C Reber Equipe FCAR de Chimie Inorganique Universit de Montr al Montr al QC H3C 3J7 CANADA Outremont In this contribution we will report the syntheses crystal structures magnetic behaviours and e optical properties of a family of rare earth metal ions M M Lal Eu and Gd coordination me A complexes with nitronyl nitroxyde radicals L substituted with benzimidazolyl moities OL Sg Additionnally the first complexes of rare earth metal ions with imino nitroxyde radicals L vi Ny benzimidazolyl substituted and L 2 pyridinyl substitted are presented Complexes with L stoechiometries ML4 ML2 MA ML and ML have been characterised Unprecedented antiferromagnetic interactions between rare earth ion and radical are observed for MA ML2 ML ML while ML1 exhibits a classical ferromagnetic interaction In order to get information about the magnetic interaction pathway that could explain such unexpected results the optical properties of this family of complexes have been investigated down to 5 K A ligand centred luminescence phenomenon has been observed for the complexes of nitronyl nitroxyde radicals while with the Eu complexes a competition occurs between this ligand centered luminescence and the classical Eu centered luminescence On the basis of these experiments a new model to explain the magnetic pathway interaction between rare earth metal ions and radical ions is presented Lescop C
22. session 2 pages Sample 5 Database Statistics 2 pages AT Saturday PM 0001 Saturday PM Plenary Lecture ICAO 1A Plenary Lecture Chair Y Tsantrizos 20 00 Opening of Conference R Andersson 20 05 Opening Remarks Y Tsantrizos 20 10 Public Acknowledgement of Award Winners T Chivers 20 15 Introduction of C Walsh M Bos 20 20 0001 Nonribosomal Peptide Antibiotics Enzymatic Strategies for Assembly Walsh CT 21 15 End of Session 21 15 Opening Mixer Sunday AM CIC CSC Awards CIC Medal Chair V Smith Introduced by V Smith 11 20 0002 Race for the Photonic Chip Ozin GA 12 00 End of Session Analytical AN1 Spectroscopy and Imaging of Surfaces Including Electrodes Organizer D B langer amp B Lennox Chair B Lennox Hampstead 08 55 Introductory Remarks 09 00 0003 SPECTROSCOPIC AND ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDIES OF MONOLAYERS AND BILAYERS OF AMPHIPHILIC SURFACTANTS AT A GOLD ELECTRODE SURFACE Zamlynny_ V Burgess l Li HO Horswell S Lachenwitzer A Szymanski G Lipkowski J Majewski J Satija S Ivkov R 09 40 0004 Probing Electronic Properties of Adsorbed Molecules with Surface Plasmon Resonance Spectroscopy Wang S Boussaad S Wong S Tao N J 10 20 Coffee Break CSC 2001 10 40 0005 In situ Investigation of Adsorption Properties of Block Copolymer Amphiphiles by Surface Plasmon Spectroscopy SPS Advincula R
23. structures Anomalous A F Direct Methods were used to find the bromine atoms and compared wih both automatic and manual Patterson Map interpretationfor heavy atom o location Heavy atom refinement according to almos standard MIR techniques followed by Density Modification c glowed te calcutation of good phases whch leg to high qually electron density maps The method is decussed in rms of the data collection strategy quality of crystals and ease of structure solution c E E VE ec Se it P al Document Done a7 Figure 4 6 Sample abstract page default GIF files for World Wide Web Version of a conference program as viewed within Netscape 3 0 36 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Appendix Sample Printouts Attached are samples of the formatted output from the Hermes Suite using a partial database provided by the organizers of a CSC Conference No attempt has been made to edit the abstracts for consistency style or typographical errors Note that the fonts and styles correspond specifically to those used by the Canadian Society for Chemistry Other organizers may wish to pursue alternative formats in which case they should contact O Zone Software Sample 1 Full Conference Program single page 3 columns Sample 2 Author list single page 3 columns Sample 3 Abstract Book single page landscape 6 per page Sample A Room Sign single
24. 21 Bateman K P 14 PT5 PT5 IN8 IN9 MA5 MA1 MA1 IN8 IN9 IN9 IN9 IN9 IN9 IN2 MA5 OR11 IN8 IN4 OR12 PT2 IN9 IN2 AN3 OR12 EN6 IN7 BM9 MA3 OR11 OR12 IN8 BM6 PT4 PT4 AN11 PT6 PT1 OR12 OR12 MA4 MA4 IN9 AN2 BM3 IN9 IN9 IN8 PT3 OR12 EN7 AN3 MA5 MA5 MA3 MA3 OR12 OR12 OR2 OR11 MA4 BM6 BM5 IN7 AN3 BM5 PT1 IN8 IN9 IN9 IN8 AN3 AN7 Bateman K P 785 Batey R A 746 Batey RA 201 Bauer C F 1036 Bauer Moore A 412 Baumgartner T 504 Bavarian N 597 Bayly Cen 347 Bazinet P 727 Bazuin CG 628 Bazuin C G 740 Bazzi H 175 Bean A C 714 Bearne S L 835 Bearne S L 841 Beauchamp A L 541 Beauchamp A L 564 Beauchamp A L 728 Beauchamp D A 501 Beauchemin D 884 Beaudry F 1027 Beaugeard M 432 Beaulac R 561 Beaulieu C 265 Beaulieu F 140 B chard S 403 Becker Je 347 Beckwith J D 571 Bedard LL 827 Bedard P 820 Bedingfield K 140 B eraks adnate 450 Beer E tere 451 Beingessner R 181 B langer D 896 B langer D 956 B langer D 1131 Belanger Gariepy F ege eege iat 563 B lec L 860 Belelie J L 656 Bell RB 48 Bellemare D 855 Belley M 937 Bellier P
25. 4 eeeeeeeeeveeevevee Figure 3 4 The Author Affiliations Folder within Hermes showing sample input Folder 4 Title This should be easy enough although authors seem to take delight in using CAPs which is perhaps a throw back to the old days Error checks warn authors when titles appear to be all caps Additionally commands in Charon make converting to mixed case fairly easy 21 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler SC 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference untitled document File Edit Help SS Enter ONLY the TITLE of the abstract Names and their affiliations and WW g also the main body of the abstract are entered in other folders Use CAPS A only for the first letter of the each word i e New Results from my Research Laboratory Correspondence Symposium Authors Affiliations Abstract Title Abstract Submission Zoom pax d a ee ee eles fe ere This is the Title of my Abstract Figure 3 5 The Title Folder within Hermes showing sample input Folder 5 Abstract Authors are prompted to fill out the Authors Affiliations and Title screens first as information on these screens reduces the space available for the abstract This prompt disappears when they have complied All normal editing features bold subs TT italics cut and paste are available for preparing the abstr
26. C award lectures leading the way This latter feature is critical so that the exclusivity of these presentations can be properly handled Clicking on Save Current Order does just that Plenary Lecture S CIC CSC Awards Analytical ical Medicinal 1 Education College Chemistry Canada Figure 4 1 The Order of Divisions Folder within Tartarus showing a sample listing 4 2 2 Order of Symposia A white text box appears at the top of the screen when this window is opened If the operator clicks on this box and scrolls down the list of Divisions he she can select any one of the societal Divisions Clicking on any Division produces a slate of tiles corresponding to the symposia within that Division As with the Divisions the order of the symposia in the program can be adjusted simply by moving the tiles with the mouse The order of symposia which can be modified at any time up to the final printing can be saved by clicking on the Save Current Order key If the preliminary construction of the HRM file was done judiciously there should be no need for any adjustment at this time Note that the codes for Symposia are built into the HRM file at the early stages of conference planning Organizers are urged to decide early on these codes and be prepared to live with them 26 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Jj Tartarus The
27. C based program Non Hermes abstracts should not be widely encouraged as some transcription will be necessary Nonetheless the whole idea behind Hermes is to provide authors with a choice At the present time it appears that most delegates to a CSC Conference will use Hermes if encouraged to prepare and submit an electronic submission It is important for organizers to remember the sensibilities and the rights of those who elect not to use Hermes Allowing abstracts to be submitted in other formats by these select few should be considered 24 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Chapter 4 Tartarus 4 1 Introduction As the name Tartarus suggests the scheduling of a conference along with the preparation of the program and abstract book makes Hades seem like an attractive location for a post conference vacation The purpose of the Tartarus program is to make this scheduling and publishing process as simple and stress free as possible Tartarus was designed with the format of a standard CSC Conference in mind and while variations are possible this version of the Hermes Suite remains restricted to meet specifically the objectives of such a Conference Tartarus provides the following output Hardcopy Material Complete Conference Program standard CSC 3 column format Full author index standard CSC format All signs for meeting rooms on a per half day basis Full
28. Font Size Body Font Size 12 E Figure 2 3 The Hermes Options Folder within Charon The field Select a Preset Abstract Style sets the abstract options to the standard values for the type of conference selected 2 2 4 Generation of the HRM file Once the above database has been prepared the corresponding HRM file can be generated by pressing the Build HRM File key on the Conference Data screen Changes to the HRM file can be made at any time before distribution by pressing the key again This procedure simply overwrites the existing file with the new version If the organizer wishes to update the HRM file e g add a new symposium and distribute a new version this can be done Upon receipt of abstracts built using the old HRM file Charon will flag the abstract and updates and modifications of the abstract can be made within Charon 2 3 Distribution of the HRM file The HRM file is actually saved in two forms Thus for example when the HRM file is CSC80CAE HRM is prepared the corresponding file CSC80CAE EXE file will also be generated The latter is a self extracting compressed version and is much safer for distribution purposes by e mail ftp or on diskette Information on the distribution installation and loading of the HRM file is provided in Chapter 3 Note that in the event that an author does not have access to the correct HRM file an abstract can be submitted using the SAM
29. M Oehler Print Abstract Book This option prints the abstract book Here there is control over which pages of the abstract book are printed Remember that abstracts are numbered according to their sequence in the program not their ID Print Room Signs This option prints all the rooms signs for any and all of the rooms assigned to the Conference This printout is by room on a per half day basis You can highlight the rooms and periods for which signs should be printed Web Pages Web pages consist of both HTML pages and GIF files The GIF files are used to display a WYSIWYG view of the submitted abstracts This section allows the organizer to generate web pages searchable by several criteria The abstract GIF files can be generated by one of several ways By ID Range By Symposium By Division Do All a at Ee Initially option 4 can be invoked This is a slow process as it requires that a GIF file be generated for each and every abstract Later on repairs or additions of groups of abstracts or specific abstracts can be made by selecting one of options 1 2 or 3 Yet again option 4 can always be invoked Once the option has been invoked clicking on the Make Abstract Images key starts the replication process When this is complete clicking on the Create HTML key builds all the necessary HTML files for the entire Web version of the program Ay The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated b
30. Mail Special A V Equipment Damaged FM Figure 2 4 The Form Data Folder within Charon showing sample input Process and Save Once the decision has been made to proceed with saving the abstract into the database the operator presses the Process and Save key This invokes several functions 1 The full Hermes abstract is moved from the ABS NEW directory to the ABS PROC directory At the end of the day and the conference all abstracts should have been moved from ABS MEN to ABS PROC 2 All the data contained in the Hermes abstract file is distributed to the appropriate locations in the database in the DATABASE directory The abstract is also assigned a permanent ID number not to be confused with the abstract sequence number in the abstract book and schedule that comes later Notification of Receipt Not necessarily but usually at this time a notification of receipt can be shipped out Any abstract with a valid e mail will display an E Mail option If the E Mail Auto Launch check box is marked the E Mail dialog will open as soon as you Process and Save an abstract Otherwise the dialog can be invoked by clicking the E Mail button 14 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler te Edit E Mail Template E Mail Client Description Receipt Notification EMail SMTP Server pour SMTP server
31. PLE HRM file built into Hermes Abstracts submitted using this latter format will be missing some information e g on Divisions Symposia but this data can be incorporated by the organizer at the receipt stage Note When O Zone Software performs the initialization which is the normal case the conference HRM file will be bundled with the Hermes authoring software that abstract authors download from the O Zone web site Ais The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler 2 4 Abstract Receipt Abstract receipt is a stressful time Hundreds of abstracts will be arriving during a very short period About one third of all abstracts could arrive the last day All of these must be carefully handled so as to avoid loss Duplicate submissions are a common feature of the electronic option but this can usually be picked up later 2 4 1 Hardcopy Abstracts If possible hardcopy abstracts should be forbidden The protocol for the handling of hardcopy abstracts is clearly at the discretion of the organizers If they are accepted we recommend assigning personnel to the task of transcribing hardcopy abstracts into an onsite version of Hermes rather than entering the data directly into Charon The on site use of Hermes allows Charon to be dedicated to the importation of already prepared electronic abstracts 2 4 2 Non Hermes Abstracts Despite all instructions some authors will submit non Herm
32. The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler User s Manual Contents Page Chapter 1 Overview of the Hermes Suite 1 1 Introduction 2 1 2 System Requirements 3 1 3 Installation of the Hermes Suite 4 1 4 On line Help 4 Chapter 2 Charon 2 1 Introduction 5 2 2 Initialization of Charon 5 2 3 Distribution of the HRM file 11 2 4 Abstract Receipt 12 Chapter 3 Hermes 3 1 Distribution 18 3 2 Installation of Hermes 18 3 3 Operation of Hermes 19 3 4 Electronic vs Hardcopy 23 Chapter 4 Tartarus 4 1 Introduction 25 4 2 Operation 25 4 3 Print Reports 32 Appendix Sample Printouts The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Chapter 1 Overview of the Hermes Suite 1 1 Introduction Windows 95 based word processors are large and powerful with any number of options for formatting and printing both text and graphical material As such they serve as excellent vehicles for desk top publishing They can in conjunction with a variety of database programs also provide excellent platforms for the preparation of program schedules and abstract books for conferences of all types However the flexibility of most word processors comes at a cost If a very specific task is to be performed on a regular basis then the many options within most commercial word processing packages are at least redundant and can even create pr
33. act as well as zoom and preview There is however no font control and users who write the abstract in another word processor and cut and paste it into Hermes will lose their font and formatting selections This approach is vital to the WYSIWYG concept If the abstract fits the screen it is acceptable and will appear exactly as written in the abstract book Abstracts received at CSC95 and CSC96 prepared by conventional word processors were subject to every conceivable manipulation of font and font size not to mention abstract length These all required careful editing to ensure that they were within the space limitations of the final abstract book A single graphic can be incorporated via cut and paste from any Windows drawing or modeling software e g ChemWindows ChemDraw Corel Draw Presentations 22 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler s 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference untitled document File Edit Help Enter ONLY the ABSTRACT of the presentation Blue text authors and affiliations is generated from fields located in previous folders Fill those sections in first Then enter your abstract text one graphic image can also be inserted in the white area after the blue text The entire abstract MUST FIT into the visible area Anything outside the margins will not be Correspondence Symposium Authors Atfiliations Abstract Title Abstract Submi
34. ates a New Class of Host Materials Soldatov D V 14 40 15 00 15 20 15 40 0649 0650 0651 Intrazeolite Organometallic Kinetics Annealing A Decarbonylation Studies of Mo CO g in NaseY and Temperature Dependence of Reactions of Mo CO with Chemisorbed PMe in NasgY Fernandez A L ere J Poe A J Teeple R L Vichi Coffee Break Polyferrocenylsilane and Magnetic Ceramic Microspheres Kulbaba K Resendes R Cheng A Bartole A Safa Sefat A Coombs N Stover D H Greedan J E Ozin G A Manners l Synthesis and Electronic Properties of Potassium Fulleride Nanowires in a Mesoporous Niobium Oxide Host Ye B Trudeau M Antonelli D 16 00 0652 16 20 0653 17 00 Mapping out the Connectivities in Intermediate Gel Phases of Molecular Sieve Synthesis by Solid State NMR Huang Y Machado D Richer R Solid State NMR Studies of Battery Materials and lonic Conductors Lee Y J Paik Y Kim N Chaudhuri S Grey C P End of Session Database Statistics 9 14 2001 General Statistics 1224 Number of Abstracts 1027 Number of Scheduled Abstracts 197 Number of Unscheduled Abstracts 1250 Highest Abstract Number a FH Fh D Number of Withdrawn Abstracts 22 Number of Unnotified Abstracts 18 Number of Damaged Abstracts 335 Number of Abstracts with Graphics List of Unused Abstract ID s 2 53 58 67 83 106 127 200 225 297 315 432 463 489 545
35. bstracts by Symposium Designed for viewing by symposium organizers The view shows abstracts numbered with their receipt numbers and includes both scheduled and unscheduled abstracts Abstracts by Author ALL Scheduled Abstracts by Receipt Number Designed for viewing by symposium organizers ALL Unscheduled Abstracts by Receipt Number Designed for viewing by symposium organizers Temporarily Change Printer Early on in the program planning process the choice of the Master printer is made This determines the reference set of font metrics that will be 34 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler used throughout in order to control the appearance and pagination of the abstracts and schedule Using this option allows the organizer to print the various reports on any printer but using the font metrics of the Master Printer For most 600dpi or better printers the text will look fine On some printers which differ markedly from the Master Printer letter spacing may appear a bit off Some letters may seem too close together while others will appear too far apart This can occur because the widths of corresponding letters on the two printers differ significantly If the final prints are done on the Master Printer or to a PDF file these oddities will not occur Database Statistics By clicking on the Tools key top left one can access and print a full statistical review of the con
36. cation College Chemistry Canada 3 EN 0 History of the Pharmaceutical Industry in Canada Joint with Biological amp Med 10 rO g 0 Chemistry Teaching Laboratories for the New Millenium Changes and Challenges 9 SR 0 How do I do it Experiments and Demonstrations for Introductory Chemistry 5 EC 0 Teaching Chemistry to Non Chemistry Students and Explaining it to the General 10 vorz 0 Role of the TA in Chemistry Teaching 8 8 0 General Session 8 8 0 Poster Session and Exam Question Exchange Environmental des 2 3 0O Air Quality Issues S Effluent Treatment and Solids Management ks 0 1 Sensor Development for Environmental Analysis Joint with Analytical foe foo jo Inorganic a Symposium Honoring Ee 0 5 Materials for Use in Electronics and Photonics Joint with Macromolcular RECH 11 2 Multifunctional Lewis Acids Joint with Organic 14 14 0 Unusual Structure and Bonding for the p Block Elements JS L5 0 Bioinorganic and Inorganic Medicinal Chemistry 20 Lt 3 Fluorine Chemistry Joint with Organic Tg 16 2 Ruthenium Chemistry in Catalysis and Organic Synthesis 24 24 0 Solid State Chemistry 66 48 18 General Session Macromolecular Sciences amp Engineering 20 20 0 Polymers for Pharmaceutical Applications dt Ly 0 Functional and Controlled Architecture Polymers 40 40 0 Materials for Use in Electronics and Photonics Joint with Ino
37. cation and places it in ABS PROC name collisions are handled by changing the file extension This feature was specifically introduced to avoid the otherwise distressing tendency of overworked organizers to import the same abstract several times Thus if ABS NEW is empty there are no more abstracts to import 2 4 5 The Form Data Screen Import Abstract To import an abstract from ABS NEW into the database the operator presses the Import Abstracts button which displays the default import directory 12 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler ABS NEW Abstracts can only be imported singly by design This restriction was made to ensure that each and every abstract can be checked individually for format and content A badly corrupted abstract file can be cleared from the screen click on Clear and reviewed or re imported later When an abstract is selected for import all the data provided by Hermes is drawn into the appropriate location on the Form Data screen Charon contains a check routine that can pick up inconsistencies omissions or missing information in an abstract in which case the Damaged on Receipt flag will appear Regardless the operator can and should check the data on the Form Data screen and also move to the Abstract Title and Abstract screens to search for any problems Minor problems of format or omission can be fixed on the fly and the Damaged on Receipt flag sw
38. cently been demonstrated 1 2 The structural integrity of these clusters once inside the mesopores has been investigated through 2716 MAS NMR UV vis and Raman spectroscopies Loss of the phosphine ligands provides a unique opportunity for examining modified cluster molecules in a stable mesoporous environment Cluster modification may be promoted through thermal or photochemical means Controlled thermolysis of Cug TePh g PEtPh2 s proceeds through ejection of five PEtPh2 and six TePhz moieties with copper telluride remaining in the MCM 41 pores which is described through PXRD and TEM measurements Photochemical irradiation results in loss of TePhz and condensation in one dimension of larger cluster species due to the spatial confinement of MCM 41 as examined by TEM and UV vis spectroscopy Our recent results in these areas will be presented 1 C M Kowalchuk Y Huang J F Corrigan Chem Commun 2000 1811 1812 2 C M Kowalchuk Y Huang J F Corrigan Stud Surf Sci Catal 2000 129 Nanoporous Materials II Proceedings of the Conference on Access in nanoproous Materials 2000 44 10 00 Sunday INS Outremont Spin Admixed and Intermediate Spin Iron Diamidoether Complexes G Mund P H Bhatia R J Batchelor and D B Leznoff Simon Fraser University Department of Chemistry Burnaby B C V5A 1S6 The majority of rond compounds are found to be in either the high spin n 5 unpaired electrons or low spin state n 1 A small number of ma
39. cific HRM file Authors will install Hermes on their Windows computer by running HSETUP EXE 2 submit their completed abstracts via web upload Web upload is the preferred submission method because it is easy for authors very reliable allows the collection of redundant contact information and allows the authors to be given meaningful error messages in the event that something does go wrong Conference organizers should link from their conference web site to www ozonesoftware com On this site there will be a links to various conferences Authors should be instructed to follow the link for the conference to which they wish to submit an abstract 3 2 Installation of Hermes The name of the file authors retrieve is HSETUP EXE This is a self extracting file Suggested installation instructions for the user are 1 From Windows Explorer locate the downloaded copy of HSETUP EXE and double click on it This will extract all the contained files to a temporary directory which will be deleted on completion and by default will install the Hermes program plus templates to c hermes 2 Authors can run Hermes by clicking in sequence Start Program Files Hermes Hermes 2 x WIN 32S Extensions WIN 32S extensions are available from the HERMES World Wide Web site These are only necessary for computers using Windows 3 1 Past experience has led us to conclude that the success rate for unassisted installation by users is gt 95 Most proble
40. crocyclic complexes show intermediate spin n 3 or quantum spin admixed magnetic behaviour We are investigating these unusual spin states of iron IIl in non macrocyclic systems The reaction of FeX3 X Cl Br with Li BuN SiMe2 20 NON gives a compound of empirical formula 8 NON FeCl The X ray crystal structure reveals this compound to be a dimer with chloride bridges see figure Bu and Me groups removed for clarity This compound displays spin admixed S 5 2 3 2 behaviour rare for a non macrocyclic Fe III compound Replacement of the t butyl groups with 2 4 6 Me3Ph moieties generates a complex with a pure S 3 2 state Introduction of the highly steric 2 6 iPr2Ph groups further influences the magnetic properties of the system These unusual Fe III spin states have been explored using variable temperature magnetic susceptibility ESR and Mossbauer spectroscopies and their UV vis data which shifts as a function of spin state will also be reviewed The analogous bromide complexes have also been prepared in order to examine the effect of changing halide on the magnetic properites of this system 45 10 40 Sunday INS Unprecedented Magnetic and Optical Properties of New Nitroxyde Coordination Complexes with Rare Earth lons C Lescop D Luneau and P Rey Laboratoire de Reconnaissance lonique et Mat riaux Mol culaires C E A Grenoble DRFMC SCIB RI2M UMR 5046 17 Rue des Martyrs F38054 Grenoble Cedex 09 FRANCE G Bussi
41. drawn both in the Final Program and the Abstract Book This is useful late in the scheduling process once the schedule has been made public When the schedule is published each abstract is assigned a sequence number based on its order of appearance Readers associate the sequence number with a specific abstract Removing even one abstract will throw off the sequence numbers of all the abstracts that follow the it Therefore once the schedule is public its better to withdraw abstracts 30 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler If the schedule has not yet been made public then the paper can be eliminated entirely from the database by deleting it 4 2 3 5 Save Current Order Clicking on the Save Current Order key at any time during a scheduling session saves the current schedule to disk Remember to make regular back ups 4 2 3 6 Print Schedule Clicking on the Print Schedule key opens a control box with three print options 1 A printout of the symposium program as it will appear in the final program In this format there is no delineation between sessions and delays are specifically highlighted Papers are identified by their ID rather their final sequence in the program This printout is mainly designed to allow the organizer an opportunity to review format 2 A text printout of current status of the symposium broken down by sessions This format is convenient fo
42. e detail in Chapter 4 2 2 2 Hermes Help All the Hermes Help messages can be edited or modified to accommodate the needs of a particular conference The default messages are those suitable for a CSC Conference and should not need adjustment The Submission Instruction area is extremely important and obviously unique to every conference Very clear and specific details on the way in which an electronic abstract can be submitted e g web upload ftp must be placed in this notepad Deadlines for submission addresses web URLs and any telephone help lines can also be placed here A suggested format is provided in Chapter 3 Check this information very carefully Press Update when complete Abstract Title Abstract Body Build a Conference Form for use with Hermes pie Help Text for Form Fields Build HRM File pa ane Prey New Enter the name of the person to whom all correspondence should be sent Please format the name as it would appear in an address e Dr mith lt lt HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR HERMES ABSTRACT FILE gt gt ve successfully used HERMES to prepare your abstract you with a name such as NAME003 ABS You should act to ensure that the information abstract file via Web upload PLEASE do NOT send sions If for any reason you need to resubnit the conf ore erence or Hernes on line HELP Figure 2 1 The Help Messages Folder within Charon 2 2 3 Hermes Options The He
43. e following operations EN INTRO DELAY Session Start Moving this tile into the left panel and double clicking on it opens a control box into which the operator types the following data Session Chairperson s Starting time Duration if poster session Starting Day Room Note The Starting Day for the Conference as opposed to the symposium is defined within Charon Conference Data screen Also times are entered using a 24 hour clock Right clicking on the tile will remove it Introductory Remarks This icon provides a slot for the symposium organizer to open the first session with a few well chosen words The duration can be modified from the default value of 5 min by double clicking the tile Right clicking on the tile will remove it Coffee Break This is a generic coffee or nutrition break the duration of which can be modified from the default value of 20 min by double clicking the tile Right clicking on the tile will remove it Note This icon allows organizers to insert a special comment plus if desired a time slot for some special event e g a vote of thanks a small presentation etc A few words can be inserted directly into the program to announce this event Optionally one can also have the time displayed as for abstracts and a header as appears for Symposia can be turned on Delay A delay is inserted when the organizers wish to incorporate a pause in the program perhaps because of a plenary lecture el
44. es Make Abstract Images converts abstracts into e bes r display vi yia the WWW This takes G by Abstract ID to about 10 minutes 100 abstract I by Symposium Z Greste HTML buide HTM fiee which index the C by Division SIS E F doALL Make Abstract Images Create HTML HTML Options Figure 4 5 The Print Reports Folder in Tartarus 4 3 Print Reports Once all previous stages in the scheduling have been completed the publishing of the program in hardcopy and electronic format becomes a relatively routine matter Opening the Print Report Folder reveals a screen with the following options Print Conference Program This option builds and prints the full conference program from start to finish Partial printouts are not possible as the program would have to be built every time in any case This print process requires 2 3 min per page depending on the speed of the computer In the final program papers are now numbered according to their sequence in the program rather than their ID If this print operation is invoked with only a partially scheduled program only those papers that are scheduled will appear This nonetheless may be a useful exercise in order to ensure that the desired sequencing is being achieved Print Author List This option prints the full author index for the program at whatever stage the scheduling has reached 32 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U
45. es abstracts These would typically be Word or Word Perfect files What should be done with these abstracts is at the discretion of the organizers Consider however that dealing with one non Hermes abstract takes as long as importing 10 or 20 Hermes abstracts Still there are a few cases where it might be politically advantages to accept a few non Hermes abstracts Some authors who do not use Windows for whatever reason may complain bitterly If possible it is most efficient to assign the task of transcribing the non Hermes abstracts into Hermes to the Symposium organizer 2 4 3 Hermes Abstracts The development of a failsafe protocol for the importation of Hermes abstracts into Charon is critical to the success of the scheduling process Whatever method is selected it must provide a mechanism for protecting the original abstract as received so that in the event of a system failure the database can always be repaired or even rebuilt O Zone Software will always maintain the original submitted abstracts on its web server as well as an off site location Still the importance of regular and reliable backups cannot be overstressed 2 4 4 Importing from ABS_NEW Upon installation of the Hermes Suite a directory ABS NEW Is created All abstracts generated by Hermes and destined for importation into Charon should be moved into this directory Charon can import new abstracts from any directory or disk but as it does so it removes the file from that lo
46. ey July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Folder 1 Correspondence This data should be simple but many authors wonder about the significance of the name at the top This name is for correspondence only and will never appear in the conference program A secretary or friend of the author will do fine It is to this person and to this address that all correspondence will normally be sent e 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference untitled document File Edit Help Correspondence Information This folder identifies the name and address of the person to whom all correspondence regarding this abstract will be sent Abstract Submission Correspondence Symposium Authors Affiliations Abstract Title Name Member T Membership Number Mailing Address Telephone FAX Number E Mail Address Figure 3 2 The Correspondence Folder within Hermes showing sample data Folder 2 Symposium Data This screen allows users to select the Division and Symposium under which they prefer their abstract to appear Presentation formats oral versus poster media interest audio visual needs can also be specified a 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference untitled document File Edit Help presentation and the general area of chemistry to which it belongs The organizers will endeavour to schedule oral presentations by topic area All posters will be presented in the same session
47. folder In atypical CSC like Conference all papers must be categorized by Division and Symposium The default duration of oral presentations must be also specified as well as the names of the symposium organizers To this end enter the following information into the appropriate screen locations Note that this data will be used as entered at later points in the elaboration of the conference Spelling mistakes and format features made here will reemerge later 1 Select Master Printer When composing a document in your favourite word processor changing the destination printer can change the points at which lines of text break This occurs even though the same TrueType font is used in each case When TrueType fonts are downloaded to different printers the widths for any given letter font metrics can vary This is what causes lines of text to break at different points 5 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Since the appearance of an abstract should be constant regardless of the destination printer the Hermes Suite uses the concept of a Master Printer The letter widths of each font are recorded for one specific printer the Master Printer These letter widths are then used to override any given printers natural letter spacing This guarantees that text lines will break at reproducible points The default master printer for the conference program and abstracts is an HP
48. hip By Award Division Name By A V Equipment Division Name Contain Graphics Damaged on Receipt 16 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler These options allow the operator to assess the status and content of the abstracts by major groups By clicking on any one of these group options all abstracts in that category are shown in the menu below Clicking on the Print List of Abstracts button on the main File tile top left of main menu bar opens a menu box which allows the operator to print as hardcopy or as an RTF file a listing of any set of papers within a particular category Options for what information is to be provided are user selected Database Statistics By clicking on the Tools key top left one can access and print a full statistical review of the contents of the conference database This information is vital and routine and regular checks of the entire system should be made throughout the abstract receipt scheduling process 17 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Chapter 3 Hermes 3 1 Distribution Typically once the call for papers has been announced O Zone Software will prepare a set of pages for the conference on their web site These pages located at http www ozonesoftware com will allow authors to 1 download HSETUP EXE the Hermes authoring software plus the conference spe
49. hors The other two Charon and Tartarus are used exclusively by the conference organizers for the receipt and scheduling of presentations The current version of the Hermes Suite provides the following output for conference organizers 1 The full conference program formatted and indexed 2 An complete abstract book with either 6 4 2 or 1 abstract s per page according to the preferences of the conference organizers 3 Fully formatted room signs 4 Electronic HTML versions of the full conference program along with downloadable versions via Adobe Acrobat of all conference abstracts text and graphics The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler The three components of the Hermes Suite are summarized below Details of the function and operation of each are the subjects of subsequent chapters Hermes is a stand alone word processor form filler for the creation of scientific abstracts It runs under Windows 2K NT4 98 95 and Windows 3 1 Win32S extension installed there is no MAC version In many ways Hermes resembles a typical Windows based word processor program e g WORD WordPerfect For example Hermes allows the author to see via preview mode or by printing hardcopy exactly how his her abstract will appear in the final abstract book and on the World Wide Web However in contrast to a normal word processor in which a wide range of font and format control ex
50. is no User Manual for Hermes There is however extensive on line HELP built into the program and every effort has been made to make the program as simple as possible to use Nevertheless the organizers should be prepared to make themselves available either by phone or e mail during the critical abstract submission period to assist any author who is experiencing difficulties Based on the kind of problems curiosities present in the abstracts submitted using Hermes V1 we have tried further to simplify and clarify the new version To this end the ou file generated by Charon contains a variety of messages which the organizers may wish to expand or replace Critical of course is the information on submission how when and where This must be prepared carefully so as to avoid any misinterpretation A new feature of Hermes V2 is the opening screen which allows the user to select the conference for which abstracts are to be generated If the HRM file for your conference has been loaded correctly the user can click on the desired form and continue The main screen of Hermes consists of a series of folders 1 Correspondence Data 2 Symposia 3 Authors Addresses 4 Title 5 Abstract 6 Submission These areas correspond to what one would find on any conventional hardcopy abstract Upon opening any one of these folders the user is prompted for specific information 19 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakl
51. ists the font and page size is predetermined by the conference organizers so that the length of the abstract cannot be changed by the user Thus both the author and the organizer will know exactly what the final abstract will look like There is little or no need for later editing by conference organizers Hermes is also designed so that all the information necessary for the generation of the conference program and abstract book i e author names addresses symposium details presentation format poster oral are entered easily and quickly in a manner which allows automatic retrieval by the conference organizers from the electronic abstract Graphical inserts a common feature of many scientific abstracts can also be incorporated from virtually any other Windows application via clipboard cut and paste Once saved to disk Hermes abstract files can be submitted by web upload Charon Charon operates under Windows 95 or 98 It is a program for the receipt and processing of electronic abstracts prepared by Hermes Charon is also used to define the conference structure e g the Divisions Symposia names of organizers which are specific to any conference Details on abstract submission how when and where must also incorporated This initialization procedure creates the database to be used during the abstract receipt stage It also generates a blueprint or template the so called HRM file which must be distributed to users of Hermes so that the
52. itched OFF More serious problems can be left to a later time in which case leave the flag switched ON The Division Symposium areas bottom left contain the choices provided by the submitter The organizer can override these choices if necessary while still retaining a record of the original selection Oral poster choices can also be reassigned and the duration of a talk can be set to any special value if desired Student Awards are confirmed in a similar way Author names and addresses sometimes need editing The format should be consistent i e family name followed by initials Jones P A There should be a link from every name to at least one address often single authors fail to make this link More and more error checking is being placed into Hermes the authoring application but invariably authors are creative By moving to the Title and Abstract screens the operator can check for format as well as other problems Many authors break into CAPS for Titles Two functions on the Tool menu can be used to convert the Title letter case In each case the converted title is placed after the original title This allows the original title to be used as a reference to ensure that the conversion is correct The original title should then be blocked and deleted In the abstract some editorial work may be necessary For example some authors fail to leave a space between the address section and the abstract such is their desire to fill the space
53. ity of Technology Riam road 98000 Miri Sarawak Malaysia M Z Sulaiman and N M Sulaiman Chemical engineering Department University Malaya 50603 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia CSChE Header Style 2 A simulation study on the coupling between concentration polarisation and adsorption in tubular ultrafiltration membrane A Beicha M Z Sulaiman N M Sulaiman Curtin University of Technology Riam road 98000 Miri Sarawak Malaysia Chemical engineering Department University Malaya 50603 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 10 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Form Data Abstract Title Abstract Body Build a Conference Form for use with Hermes e ptior I Show Member Check Box C Show vited Submitted Buttons Membet Capion Member E Submitted is default Build HRM File I Show Membership Number Field E Show Dral Poster Buttons Number Caption Membership Number F Oral is default F hiv Division Caption SE i Sie ma Profoned Sess C Show Media Interest Check Box EE e Session E Show Affiliation E Mail Fields H I Show Award Check Box Preferred Field Award Caption Award Abstract Options Abstract Dimensions Select a Preset Abstract Style 2 ni authors then affiliations CSChE Style 2 7 F Include E Mail addresses in the header Title
54. izer M Bos amp C Yoakim Chair C Yoakim Westmount Antivirals 08 55 Introductory Remarks 09 00 0024 4 Structural Basis for Understanding Drug Resistance Mutations in HIV Reverse Transcriptase Huang H Chopra R Harrison S Verdine G L INDEX of Authors The name of each author is followed by the Abstract Number and the Symposium Code As in the Main Program presenting authors are designated in bold text Abd El Aziz A S 487 Abd El Aziz A S 616 Abd El Aziz A S 646 Abd El Aziz A S 649 Abdallah D 623 Abdullah K 1139 Abdur Rashid K 157 Abeysekera D 462 Abhyankar S 871 Abu Irhayem E M 772 Abu Yousef 1088 Abu Yousef LA 1087 Acton A 0 201 Adachi C Adams J Adams T A Ade H Adronov A Adronov A Advincula R 5 Advincula R 380 Advincula R 1072 Affleck K M 927 Affleck K M 1207 Aggarwal S 1068 Agha K ee Agha K A Aguiar N 105 Aguirre A 930 Ahmad N M 650 Ahmad N M 922 Ahmad S R 1170 Aiello M 892 Aitken S M 842 Ajamian A 212 kermark B 436 Akhtar P 131 Akiyoshi J 1066 Al Mughaid H 296 Al mutlag F 52 Albers Te ndiri 19 Alberico D 1177 Albrecht Schmitt T E E E 714 Alexiou C 588 Alexiou C 724 Ali M M 57 Allen D P
55. me should still create at least one Division The Division name should be the name of the Conference e g 34 SOUSCC T List of Organizers Information on symposium organizers is important to authors especially invited speakers as they may know little about their invitation save that Jane Doe invited them This information will also appear as a header for every symposium in the final program so be careful of your spelling At this stage names can be entered in any sequence as long as the format is the same e g Se The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Goddard J Other A N Codding P W and Patterson J Patterson J etc If the names of the organizers are not known ahead of time you should still create at least one organizer called TBA or something similar 8 List of Symposia When the Add Symposium key is pressed the operator is prompted for the name of the Symposium When the Symposium is selected from the list of Symposia its code the name s of its organizer s and the sponsoring Division can be specified The optional symposium code is a short helpful mnemonic used in the generated program abstract book and web pages to reference a specific symposium These codes should be no more than 4 letters long due to printing restrictions In principle these codes can be any meaningful sequence Optionally despite the symposium code s true useful
56. ms encountered thus far seem to have stemmed from users failing to close all other applications before running setup exe A warning to this effect has now been included in the setup procedure Also a more intelligent version of setup exe has recently 2001 been substituted that avoids many of these problems A very few configurations have remained totally resistant to installation For these cases we recommend that authors try another computer 18 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Hermes the Messenger Welcome to Hermes the Messenger Hermes lets you fill in electronic abstract forms for conferences adhering to the Hermes format Each conference is distributed as a HRM file To Create or To Add a New To Remove an Edit an Abstract Conference Old Conference Selectthe conference for which Press the ADD CONFERENCE Selectthe conference you wish the abstract is being created button Locate and selectthe to remove and press the and press the SELECT CONF new HRM file distributed by DELETE CONFERENCE ERENCE button the conference organizers button Conferences for which forms are available HHN 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference u CSC Style Select Gonterence Add Conference Delete Conterence Quit Hermes Figure 3 1 Opening screen of Hermes V2 6 showing selection of Conference forms 3 3 Operation of Hermes There
57. ness this field can be left blank There is for example an accepted set of abbreviations for the different Divisions of the CSC These can be found in any past conference program Symposia codes within the Organic Division for example are generally OR followed by a one or two digit number e g Organic Chemistry of Organometallics OR3 Codding P W Patterson J Organic There is a strong argument for avoiding the use of numbers in these codes The order of appearance of symposia within the conference program may not always jibe with their assigned number This results in the appearance of the symposia being out of order even though they are not Note The General and Poster Sessions must be included as Symposia at this time Each award lecture is also added here as a symposium under a virtual Division called for example Awards They carry the internal code Award but are not assigned an organizer They are simply specified as being sponsored by the conference e g CSC Hence Alcan Award Lecture Award CIC CSC 8 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Remember to use the full citation for this award eg Merck Frosst Centre for Therapeutic Research Award as this is how it will appear in the final program Note The scheduling of Award Lectures may require the later generation of some extra virtual symposia This issue is described in mor
58. oblems These difficulties are most apparent when conference organizers turn their minds to the idea of electronic submission of abstracts a concept which in principle should considerably reduce the burden of processing the abstracts themselves and all the other data required for the generation of a conference program In essence the flexibility afforded by most word processors can inhibit rather than facilitate the preparation of documents where strict format and size control are vital If a very specific task is to be performed all that is needed is a simple highly formatted word and data processor with full text and graphical editing capabilities The Hermes Suite is a software package designed to meet these requirements Its sole function is to facilitate the preparation submission scheduling and publication of papers and abstracts submitted to scientific conferences The idea for such software was spawned from the experiences of the organizing committee of the 78 Canadian Society for Chemistry Conference held at the University of Guelph in June 1995 The Hermes Suite was initially designed to meet the organizational needs and format requirements of the Canadian Society for Chemistry CSC Any conference operating with guidelines similar to those used by the CSC can in principle take advantage of this software The Suite consists of three main components only one of which Hermes the electronic abstract is distributed to the presenting aut
59. ons representing oral vs poster presentations In essence the act of moving a tile from the right to left panel builds the sequence of presentations It is entirely possible if not probable that the list of papers in the symposium is incomplete or incorrect because e Invited speakers have failed to submit an abstract e Authors have inappropriately submitted their paper to the current symposium e Authors have inappropriately submitted their paper to a different symposium The first problem is beyond the control of software the organizers must be alert for delinquent speakers and track them down The second problem can be rectified by clicking on the tile corresponding to a misplaced paper and then clicking the Set Abstract Symposium key This opens a small screen and scroll bar which may be used to reassign the paper to the correct symposium The third problem can be fixed by using the Get Abstract by ID key Clicking on this key opens a prompt for the ID number of the paper which should be relocated to the currently active symposium 28 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler 4 2 3 2 Building a Session The construction of a symposium begins with a slate of unscheduled papers which can be updated as late arrivals show up Shifting and shuffling the tiles on the left panel creates the order of presentation The following control icons on the extreme left of the screen effect th
60. quent files read into Charon and stored in the database It is also possible to prepare an abstract within Charon from the keyboard and then store the abstract in the database Abstracts entered into the database by either mechanism can be edited at any time for style or content Charon also contains an option for automatic notification of receipt by e mail to the submitting author However before any abstract can be received and processed the conference database into which all abstracts and related information will eventually be deposited must be assembled This information which is unique to the conference will subsequently be transmitted to submitting authors in the form of a HRM file Once this file is loaded into Hermes authors can enter the appropriate information as requested and return the abstract in the manner prescribed 2 2 Initialization of Charon The initialization process will typically be performed by O Zone Software using your call for papers and other related information The customized files will be packaged as a CHANGES EXE program which will be used by the conference organizers to convert their generic Hermes Suite installation into one specific to their conference In principle however the initialization could also be done by the conference organizers 2 2 1 Conference Data When Charon is loaded by double clicking on the Charon ICON within Windows the default screen presents the operator with the Conference Data
61. r hardcopy transmission to symposium organizers 3 An ASCII file containing the current status of the symposium broken down by sessions This file is also convenient for e mail or ftp transmission to symposium organizers 4 2 4 Award Lectures The scheduling of Award Lectures can be handled in one of three ways 1 As described in Chapter 2 we recommend that all Award lectures initially be assigned to a virtual Division named CIC CSC Award winners may not specify this Division in their abstracts they tend not to notice such details but the Division should exist so that the organizers can assign to that Division any lecture they wish Typically those awards presented on the Sunday of a CSC Conference first day and which are not part of any symposium can be allocated to this Division The Symposium CIC CSC Award lecture can then be scheduled like any other with suitable annotations Notes 2 For Award lectures that run at the same time as other symposia but that are meant to be exclusive across a Division we recommend the generation by using Charon of a new uncoded symposium e g the Alcan Lecture This generation need not be done until well into the scheduling period February March for a CSC meeting indeed early on in the development of the conference it may not be known which Award lectures are to be handled in this way Once generated this new symposium can be located see 3 The Hermes Suite
62. ranch Galveston TX 77555 A new class of exogenous marker based on polyazamacrocycic chelates of Tb Ill or Eu Ill that are non toxic have good water solubility and exhibit attractive spectral properties will be shown to be useful for biomedical fluorescence imaging Synthesis as well as the physical chemical spectroscopic and physiological properties for these unique chemical markers will be discussed It will also be shown that their use for quantitative minimally invasive tissue imaging is possible at endoscopy Furthermore it will be shown that one of these chelates Tb PCTMB Tb 3 6 9 tris methylene phosphonic acid n butyl ester 3 6 9 15 tetraaza bicyclo 9 3 1 pentadeca 1 15 11 13 triene shows a preference to bind abnormal tissue allowing the potential for enhanced disease detection For example DMH induced colon cancer in the Sprague Dawley Rat can be detected specificity of 86 and sensitivity of 94 using low concentration topical doses of Tb PCTMB low power excitation and visual detection Enhanced detection of the polyazamacrocycic lanthanide chelates using time resolved imaging has been possible and will be discussed as an alternate in vivo imaging modality Monday PM La Salle Inorganic IN7 Solid State Chemistry Organizer A Mar Chair Davidson 13 35 Introductory Remarks 13 40 0647 Rationalizing and Predicting Simple Crystal Topologies Lee S 14 20 0648 Extended Metal Dibenzoylmethan
63. rganic SS t 33 0 General Session Organic 28 19 9 Organic Reactions and Processes 24 24 0 Organic Synthesis using Organometallic Reagents 18 16 2 Heterocycles Se 0 2 Combinatorial Chemistry Synthesis and Analysis Joint with Analytical Os 8 0 Synthesis and Recognition in Carbohydrate Chemistry A Symposium in Memory of Jee 14 T Mechanistic Aspects of Electron Transfer in Organic Chemistry SH E s 10 General session Physical amp Theoretical SPER 0 39 History and Applications of Theoretical Chemistry Joint with Chemical Lose ES 0 Advances in Spectromicroscopy Oss 9 0 Scanning Probe Microscopy of Biosurfaces 11 1 0 Materials Research Using Synchrotron Radiation Joint with Materials Analytical e 5 D 13 Poster Session Biological amp Medicinal ZE S PO 1 Poster Session Environmental JS 13 3 0 Poster Session Inorganic 103 DI 16 Poster Session Macromolecular Sciences amp Engineering 40 40 0 Poster Session Organic LEOS e TGs 0 Poster Session Physical amp Theoretical 45 SC 6 Poster Session CIC CSC Awards CIC Medal Montr al Medal Union Carbide Award Macromolecular Science and Engineering Award oroo eorr Plenary Lecture 1 0 Plenary Lecture Educat Analytical e SR 0 Award Lectures Environmental oe 9 0 General Session
64. rmes Options screen is designed to allow organizers of smaller mini conferences or discussion groups to simplify or modify the information requested of submitting authors Membership numbers may be unnecessary or there may be no award lectures The default settings are those typical of a CSC Conference Click on the Update key when complete In version 2 6 support for new styles of abstracts has been added This was done to support the needs of the CSChE conferences Organizers can now choose the traditional 9 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler 6 abstracts per page layout or the new 4 2 or even 1 abstract per page Further new header formats Title authors and affiliations are available Also the font size of the abstract header and body can be selected These selections must be made prior to distributing the HRM file and must not be altered after that point CSC Header Style A simulation study on the coupling between concentration polarisation and adsorption in tubular ultrafiltration membrane A Beicha Curtin University of Technology Riam road 98000 Miri Sarawak Malaysia M Z Sulaiman and N M Sulaiman Chemical engineering Department University Malaya 50603 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia CSChE Header Style 1 A simulation study on the coupling between concentration polarisation and adsorption in tubular ultrafiltration membrane A Beicha Curtin Univers
65. s The computer system used for Charon and Tartarus must be WINSOCK compliant and have access to an SMTP system The World Wide Web documents and pages can be copied or FTP d to any web server for distribution 1 3 Installation of the Hermes Suite The Hermes Suite will typically be supplied to you by O Zone Software electronically via FTP There will be two components A file called HSUITE EXE installs a generic version of the Hermes Suite This will create a directory c HSUITE this default location can be changed by the operator A Hermes Suite program group will also be generated It will contain program icons for Hermes Charon and Tartarus A file called CHANGES EXE will update the generic installation to one specific to your conference 1 4 On line Help Extensive on line HELP on all aspects of software operation is provided within Hermes Charon and Tartarus The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 DO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Chapter 2 Charon 2 1 Introduction The main purpose of Charon is to allow conference organizers to enter information regarding each abstract submitted to the conference into a master database Later once all the abstracts are received or concurrently this database will be used by Tartarus for the construction of the conference program It is expected that most abstracts will be prepared using Hermes either by the submitters or by conference staff and the subse
66. sewhere Nothing will 29 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler appear in the final program but the start time of the next paper will be altered accordingly END e End of Session This adds a note saying End of Session When placed at the end of a session it allows readers to determine the duration of the last presentation When an abstract tile in the unscheduled column is highlighted certain information can be edited Sugar and Spice and Al things Nice d and Spice and All things Nice i Abstract ID paz 0800 D 20 Ertl P 3 Screen Printed Biosensor Array for the R Kl amp Poster Submitted C Oral Invited 0980 D 00 Wagner M Electrochemical Assessment of Respirat Change Abstract s 1127 D 00 Mann T S Symposium t Quantitative AFM Studies of Concanava Misc Details I Withdrawn Duration min fo Presenting Author lies Figure 4 4 Editable information for unscheduled abstracts 4 2 3 3 Presenting Author Clicking on the Presenting Author key opens a scroll box which allows the organizer to change the name of the presenting author from that indicated in the abstract Clicking on the Update key updates the relevant tile Oral vs poster icons will also be refreshed at this time 4 2 3 4 Withdrawn Clicking on Withdrawn retains the position of a paper in the symposium but it is flagged as being with
67. ssion zon SSRI A Gl re a This is the Title of my Abstract U M Oehler lt webmasfer ozonesoftware com gt 1201 Silvercreek Pkwy N Guelph ON M1H 3T4 Here is my abstract k d Pa Figure 3 5 Abstract Folder within Hermes with sample abstract in draft mode Folder 6 Submission This information is prepared by the organizer from within Charon and is introduced to Hermes via the HRM file Shown below is the kind of information that should be present in this section s 51st Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference untitled document File Edit Help Submission Information The information in this folder explains how to submit the completed abstract Save your abstract to disk and use ONE of these methods to submit the abstract file Correspondence Symposium Authors Affiliations Abstract Title Abstract Submission DLC CELL EE lt lt HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR HERMES ABSTRACT FILE gt gt Once you have successfully used HERMES to prepare your abstract you should have a file with a name such as NAMEOO3 AB5 You should print a hardcopy of your abstract to ensure that the information provided and the format is correct You must submit the abstract file via Web upload PLEASE do NOT senc in duplicate submissions If for any reason you need to resubmit your abstract contact the conference organizers FIRST For more details consult the Hermes on line HELP 1 Submission via the
68. tents of the conference database This information is vital and routine and regular checks of the entire system should be made throughout the abstract receipt scheduling process HTML Files Examples of the HTML files generated for distribution on the World Wide Web are shown below Note that there are four GIF files located in a subdirectory off the HTML directory BACK GIF LOGO GIF BULLET GIF BAR GIF ele These files can be interchanged with retention of the names indicated by any other GIF files the organizers wish to use Those provided here represent system defaults e Netscape Conference Program Fie Edt View Go Bookmaks Options Directoy Window Help Last modified on 28 May 97 Welcome to the conference program You can view the titles and abstracts of the program by choosing from the following links View by Day View by Division E View by Author Ce tie El These pages were created by Tartarus O Zone Software y LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLGGI RPP PP Pp ppnppppppnppppppnpl lek Document Done a bl Figure 4 5 Sample index page default GIF files for World Wide Web Version of program as viewed within Netscape 3 0 35 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler Netscape Conferes Fle Edt View Go Bookmaks Options Directoy Window Help eS q A ego Conference Program i
69. the electronic spectrum a ruthenium nitrosyl complexes contains MLCT bands 4dz Ru e x NO Using time dependent WAS DFT A calculations it is possible to SE why the MS state of Ru NH3 s NO has Vv not been observed experimentally os GS 47 08 20 Sunday MA3 Mount Royal Design and Utility of Sulfur Nitrogen Phosphorus Polymers For Sensing Applications Manners Department of Chemistry University of Toronto Toronto Ontario Canada M5S 3H6 In collaboration with the group of Mitch Winnik we have been exploring the use of inorganic polymers for the construction of phosphorescent sensors In this talk the development of polythionylphosphazenes for applications such as the measurement of pressure distributions over aircraft and automobiles in wind tunnels and dissolved oxygen in ground water will be discussed 1 McWilliams Gates Edwards Liable Sands Guzei Rheingold Manners J Am Chem Soc 2000 p 8848 2 Ruffolo Evans Lu Winnik Manners et al Analytical Chem 2000 p 1894 48 09 00 Sunday MA3 Mount Royal A New Class of Lanthanide Chelates for Biomedical Imaging D J Bornhop S Robertson T Goebel and J M M Griffin Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Southwest Cancer Center Texas Tech University G Kiefer Dow Chemical Freeport Texas D Morgan Department of Pathology Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center B Bell and M Motamedi Center for Biomedical Engineering University of Texas Medical B
70. to alter it New templates can be created via New and existing templates can be edited by selecting them in the E Mail Template drop down list and clicking Edit When creating a template type only the generic text Any items that are specific to the person receiving the e mail should ideally use Inserted Field data This way you can build up a library of common e mail templates The Conference Diary This version of Charon requires that abstracts be loaded one at atime For newcomers to the software this is a slightly slower but safer procedure It is also both prudent and useful though optional to keep a hardcopy hand written summary a Conference Diary in which the following information is noted ID number Name of Correspondent Abstract Filename Date of processing e mail address of correspondent Any serious difficulties corrupted graphics truncated in transmission At the end of the conference this diary will provide a lasting and sometimes amusing record of the entire abstract receipt process The tally of abstracts in the logbook should always match that in the database Delete Current and Change ID At any time an abstract in the database can be removed and replaced by a new amended or repaired version A discovered duplicate 15 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler abstract can also be removed and replaced by a completely new abstract In this
71. uch singularities are best handled in an ad hoc manner see section 4 2 4 27 The Hermes Suite Version 2 6 GO Zone Software Manual by R T Oakley July 1997 Updated by U M Oehler jarus The Netherworld Print Schedule Get Abstract by ID Abstract iD 127 G Poster Submitted C Oral Invited Change Abstract s Symposium Misc Details T Withdrawn Duration min 0 Presenting Author Mann T S S e 0207 D 20 Losier M a AFree Metallon Probe Based on Micro Figure 4 3 The Symposium Schedule Folder with Tartarus illustrating a partially scheduled symposium 4 2 3 Symposium Schedule This folder which is the most detailed and important within Tartarus opens to a white text box scrolling down affords a list of all the symposia in the Conference The organizer can chose any one of these symposia and by clicking on his her selection can open the current contents of the symposium i e the papers submitted and invited to that symposium The screen consists of three panels There are two panels for the presentations one for scheduled and one for unscheduled The third panel on the right contains a series of control keys 4 2 3 1 Sorting Papers into Symposia The ordering of papers is developed as above by using the mouse to move tiles each tile corresponding to a paper or poster note the symbolic ic
72. way it is possible to ensure that the total number of abstracts in the database is equal to the last ID number in the database and the Conference Diary The deletion change ID procedure begins by clicking on the Delete Current key This will delete all the data corresponding to a particular ID Note that once an ID is generated it is never removed from the database A new or replacement abstract can then be imported into Charon and the Change ID key can be used to alter its ID to any new value Care should be exercised in these manipulations In the event that the Change ID option is invoked on the last i e most recent abstract in the database this original ID number will remain available for future use Thus for example if there are 802 IDs in use and you wish to replace abstract ID 412 with a new entry 1 Delete Current abstract with ID 412 2 Import a new abstract with ID 803 3 Change ID of newly imported abstract from 803 to 412 After this sequence ID 803 will still be available for an incoming new abstract Abstracts to View The Abstracts to View Bar on the bottom right of the Form Data screen provides a list with options similar to All Processed By ID By ID Range Last 10 ID s Last N ID s By Date By Date Range By Correspondent By Authors By FileName By Division ID By Division Name By invited division UnNotified Award Candidates Media Interest A V Equipment Unassigned By invited Members
73. y U M Oehler Web Page Title 84th CSC Conference and Exhibition Opening Page Introductory Text Can include HTML lt center lt b gt lt font face Arial size 5 color 800000 gt lt strong gt Welcome to the 84th CSC Conference and Exhibition lt center gt lt strong gt lt font gt lt b gt lt p gt lt P gt lt font face Arial size 2 gt You can view the titles and abstracts of the program by choosing from the following links HTML Code Options IV Include Conference Logo I Include Graphic Between Title and Links IV Include author names with titles IV Include Contact E Mail Address wogilvie lav boehringer ingelheim com T Include Alternate Contact E Mail Address Insert n Alternate E Mail Address Here Index Page Menu Items Show Show Item Link View Conference Planner View Scheduled Abstracts by Day View Scheduled Abstracts by Division View ALL Abstracts by Symposium View Scheduled Abstracts by Author View Scheduled Abstracts by Receipt Number View Unscheduled Abstracts by Receipt Number Done AIII ZU Figure 4 6 HTML Generation Options The generated HTML creates the following views of the schedule as determined by the selected options under the HTML options dialog 1 2 3 4 Conference Planner half days horizontally symposia vertically with links to the schedule at the intersections Abstracts by Half Day Monday AM Monday PM Tuesday AM etc Abstracts by Division ALL A

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