The 2024 EuChemS General Assembly in Berlin marked a key moment for the organisation, with the election of Tom Kinzel, Renata Oriňaková, and Jeroen Cornelissen to its Executive Board.
EuChemS Vice President Floris Rutjes participated in the SusChem Stakeholder Event, highlighting the importance of targeted EU funding for advancing innovation and sustainability in the chemical sector.
A case study from Jagiellonian University highlights the implementation of the Good Chemistry: Methodological, Ethical, and Social Implications MOOC, focusing on the development of ethical and social competencies in chemistry students. The course, offered through EuChemS’s e-learning platform, combines blended learning, video lectures, and real-world case studies to enhance students’ awareness of their professional responsibilities
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Women have not been represented well enough in the STEM disciplines in most countries around the world, despite their accomplishments in their fields. Unfortunately, they continue to represent only a small proportion of faculty members in science and technology fields, especially at more prestigious research institutions. Therefore, supporting young women scientists in their career development is crucial.
Hartmut Frank and Robert Parker are the recipients of the 2023 EuChemS Award for Service
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