Liebig Lectureship

The Liebig Association organized a lecture series in 1999

- the Liebig Lectureship -

for outstanding young scientists in organic chemistry preferably from other European countries.

This series of lectures takes the recipients – the Liebig Lecturers – to several universities or research institutes of their choice during an academic trip to Germany.

The Liebig Lecturer 2023 is Dr. Paul McGonigal, University of York/UK. His presentation title is "Geometry-Constrained Reactivity and Dynamics at the Limits of Carbon–Carbon Bonding" - Poster

Lecture dates 2023 - Paul McGonigal

Previous lecturers

The previous holders of the Liebig Lectureship were:

2022: Prof. Joseph Moran, University of Strasbourg & CNRS/ F ( Poster )

2021: Prof. John F. Bower, Liverpool/UK ( Symposium Poster )

2020: suspended due to pandemic

2019: Prof. Dr. Alexander D. Dilman, Moscow/Russia ( Poster )

2018: Prof. Marcin Stępień, Wroclaw/Poland ( Poster )

2017: Prof. Rubén Martín, Tarragona/Spain ( Poster )

2016: dr Géraldine Masson, Gif-sur-Yvette/France ( Poster )

2015: Prof. Dr. Rafal Klajn, Rehovot/Israel ( Poster )

2014: Prof. Dr. David J. Procter, Manchester/GB ( Poster )

2013: Prof. Dr. Lucas Brunsveld, Eindhoven/Netherlands ( Poster )

2012: Prof. Dr. Grzegorz Mloston, University of Lodz/Poland ( Poster )

2011: Prof. Dr. Veronique Governor, University of Oxford/UK ( Poster )

2010: Prof. Dr. Valentin Ananikov, RAS Moscow/Russia ( Poster )

2009: Prof. Dr. Karl Gademann, ETH Lausanne/Switzerland ( Poster )

2008: dr Paolo Melchiorre, University of Bologna/Italy ( Poster )

2007: Prof. Karl Hale, Queen's University Belfast/Ireland ( Poster )

2006: Prof. Antonio M. Echavarren, Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia/Spain ( Poster )

2005: Prof. Robert Madsen, Danmarks Tekniske Universitet Lyngby/Denmark ( Poster )

2004: dr Jieping Zhu, CNRS Gif-sur-Yvette/France ( Poster )

2003: dr Guy Lloyd-Jones, University of Bristol/GB ( Poster )

2002: Prof. Carolyn R. Bertozzi, University of California, Berkeley/USA

2001: dr David M. Hodgson, Lecturer at Oxford University

2000: Prof. Varrinder K. Aggarwal, University of Sheffield/UK

1999: Prof. Philippe Renaud, University of Lausanne/Switzerland