The Formula VI conference ambition is to offer optimal conditions for a constructive dialogue regarding the sciences and technologies that enable the development of formulated products. Through a cross-sectorial approach to formulation and an evenly balanced representation from academia and industry, the event seeks to promote increased interactions in the formulation community. This dialogue will not only network academic scientists and industrial formulators, but also connect diverse industrial sectors that are united by common formulation technology challenges. Typical formulation challenges require strongly multidisciplinary research skills, an aspect that underscores the need to stimulate networking and a dynamic interchange of ideas.

Who should attend

The conference aims to attract academic researchers concerned with the many enabling sciences to formulation, ranging from physical chemistry and colloid & interface science, to biotechnology and process engineering. Industrial attendees are expected from the chemical industries, the suppliers of raw materials, the down-stream industries which produce well accepted formulations with well-defined end-use properties, as well as developers of instrument and process technologies.

Nanoformulation2010
This is a conference that runs in conjunction with Formula VI by the EU funded network InForm - Integrating Nanomaterials in formulations. The objective is to strengthen our common interest in the area of formulation of nanomaterials.

You can register to Nanoformulation2010 at the same time as Formula VI.

Exhibitions and posters

Scientific poster sessions and industrial exhibitions will take place adjacent to the lecture halls at the conference venue Aula Magna at Stockholm University. The Aula Magna facilities also offer excellent smaller rooms for planned and ad hoc meetings during the conference.

Conference tradition extended

The Formula VI meeting builds on the successful Formula conference tradition initiated by the French Chemical Society (SCF). This conference series has developed into a collaborative venture that involves associated groups of several European chemical societies. Accordingly, the Formula VI event is co-organised by the SCF, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), the Society for Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (DECHEMA) and the Spanish Royal Societies of Chemistry and Physics (GECI).

For the first time the Formula meeting will be held in Scandinavia. The main organisers of Formula VI, the YKI, Institute for Surface Chemistry and the Swedish Chemical Society, welcome you to Stockholm in June 2010.