1. The 13th International Symposium on Relations Between Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis—An Introduction

   • Gabor A. Somorjai

   Original Paper 21 March 2008 Pages: 1 - 7

   

2. Crossing the Borders Between Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis: Developing Recoverable and Reusable Catalytic Systems

   • Avelino Corma
   • Hermenegildo Garcia

   Original Paper 08 April 2008 Pages: 8 - 31

   

3. Conceptual Integration of Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalyses

   • Mizuki Tada
   • Ken Motokura
   • Yasuhiro Iwasawa

   Original Paper 27 March 2008 Pages: 32 - 40

   

4. Autoxidation Chemistry: Bridging the Gap Between Homogeneous Radical Chemistry and (Heterogeneous) Catalysis

   • Ive Hermans
   • Jozef Peeters
   • Pierre A. Jacobs

   Original Paper 21 March 2008 Pages: 41 - 48

   

5. Integration of Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalytic Processes for a Multi-step Conversion of Biomass: From Sucrose to Levulinic Acid, γ-Valerolactone, 1,4-Pentanediol, 2-Methyl-tetrahydrofuran, and Alkanes

   • Hasan Mehdi
   • Viktória Fábos
   • István T. Horváth

   Original Paper 05 April 2008 Pages: 49 - 54

   

6. Reactions of Alkynes Using Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Cationic Gold Catalysts

   • Graham J. Hutchings

   Original Paper 27 March 2008 Pages: 55 - 59

   

7. Can the Observed Changes in the Size or Shape of a Colloidal Nanocatalyst Reveal the Nanocatalysis Mechanism Type: Homogeneous or Heterogeneous?

   • Radha Narayanan
   • Christopher Tabor
   • Mostafa A. El-Sayed

   Original Paper 12 April 2008 Pages: 60 - 74

   

8. Solid State and Gas Phase NMR Studies of Immobilized Catalysts and Catalytic Active Nanoparticles

   • Anna Adamczyk
   • Yeping Xu
   • Gerd Buntkowsky

   Original Paper 27 March 2008 Pages: 75 - 83

   

9. In-situ Polymerization of Olefins on Nanoparticles or Fibers by Metallocene Catalysts

   • W. Kaminsky
   • A. Funck
   • C. Klinke

   Original Paper 04 April 2008 Pages: 84 - 90

   

10. Palladium Based FibreCat and SMOPEX^® as Supported Homogenous Catalyst Systems for Simple to Challenging Carbon–Carbon Coupling Reactions

    • Thomas J. Colacot

    Original Paper 03 April 2008 Pages: 91 - 98

    

11. The Influence of Surface Modification on the Epoxidation Selectivity and Mechanism of TiSBA15 and TaSBA15 Catalysts with Aqueous Hydrogen Peroxide

    • Daniel A. Ruddy
    • Richard L. Brutchey
    • T. Don Tilley

    Original Paper 21 March 2008 Pages: 99 - 106

12. LLDPE with Exclusively Ethyl Branches by Tandem Catalysis with Single-Site Zr(IV)/Co(II) Catalysts

    • Claudio Bianchini
    • Giuliano Giambastiani
    • Marco Frediani

    Original Paper 28 March 2008 Pages: 107 - 113

    

13. Gamma-alumina: An Active Support to Obtain Immobilized Electron Poor Zr Complexes

    • Jérôme Joubert
    • Françoise Delbecq
    • Philippe Sautet

    Original Paper 28 March 2008 Pages: 114 - 119

    

14. The Physico-chemical Properties of Cinchona Alkaloids Responsible for their Unique Performance in Chiral Catalysis

    • Larry Mink
    • Zhen Ma
    • Francisco Zaera

    Original Paper 27 March 2008 Pages: 120 - 127

    

15. The Chemistry of Intrinsically Chiral Surfaces

    • Georg Held
    • Michael J. Gladys

    Original Paper 03 April 2008 Pages: 128 - 136

    

16. Model Systems in Heterogeneous Catalysis: Selectivity Studies at the Atomic Level

    • H. -J. Freund

    Original Paper Open access 04 April 2008 Pages: 137 - 144

    

17. Catalytic CO Hydrogenation: Mechanism and Kinetics from Chemical Transients at Low and Atmospheric Pressures

    • Norbert Kruse
    • Julien Schweicher
    • Thierry Visart de Bocarmé

    Original Paper 04 April 2008 Pages: 145 - 152

    

18. Catalyst Compartmentalization in Dynamic Kinetic Resolutions

    • A. F. Fois
    • A. Yap
    • Th. Maschmeyer

    Original Paper 27 March 2008 Pages: 153 - 157

    

19. The Selective Oxidation of Methanol on Iron Molybdate Catalysts

    • Michael Bowker
    • Richard Holroyd
    • Albert Carley

    Original Paper 27 March 2008 Pages: 158 - 165

    

20. Closing Remarks

    • Ronald Mason

    Report 12 April 2008 Pages: 166 - 168