ISOCS meetings are well established international forums for the presentation and discussion of research results on the many aspects of sulfur chemistry. The importance of sulfur chemistry and responsiveness of the symposium to the needs of the participants has propelled this conference into a prestigious international meeting awaited by the scientific community. Sulfur meetings attract worldwide interest, bringing together chemists from all over the world, sharing their interest in the different areas of sulfur chemistry.
History of ISOCS
The full listing of ISOCS Symposia:
1964 Liblice
(Czech Republic)
1966 Groningen
(The Netherlands)
1968 Caen
(France)
1970 Venice
(Italy)
1972 Lund
(Sweden)
1974 Bangor
(United Kingdom)
1976 Hamburg
(Germany)
1978 Portoroz
(Slovenia)
1980 Riga
(Latvia)
1982 Bangor
(United Kingdom)
1984 Lindau
(Germany)
1986 Nijmegen
(The Netherlands)
1988 Odense
(Denmark)
1990 Lodz
(Poland)
1992 Caen
(France)
1994 Merseburg
(Germany)
1996 Tsukuba
(Japan)
1998 Florence
(Italy)
2000 Sheffield
(United Kingdom)
2002 Flagstaff
(USA)
2004 Madrid
(Spain)
2006 Saitama
(Japan)
2008 Moscow
(Russia)
2010 Florence
(Italy)
2012 Czestochowa
(Poland)
2014 Istanbul
(Turkey)
2016 Jena
(Germany)
2018 Tokyo
(Japan)
2022 Guelph
(Canada)
2024 Florence
(Italy)