Tateshina 2009: Behind closed doors (The Sceptical Chymist)

I spent last week-end at the 9th Tateshina Conference on Organic Chemistry in Nagano, a couple of hours east of Tokyo on the train (from which I enjoyed a superb view of Mt Fuji on the way back). This meeting is the Asian sister of the EUCHEM Conference on…

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