Open Post-Doc Positions in Switzerland
IFP-MUST
Driven by this profound belief, we established an International Fellowship Program on Molecular Ultrafast Science and Technology (IFP-MUST) integrated in and fed by the Swiss national network of research teams to provide an ideal environment for high-level postdoctoral research projects.
The IFP-MUST Postdoctoral program is a new national program that aims at increasing the European-wide mobility possibilities for training and career development of experienced researchers, in line with the objectives set out in the activity heading “Life-long training and career development”, of the Marie Curie work program. The aim is to broaden and deepen researcher’s individual competence shortly after having obtained a PhD, in particular in terms of acquisition of multi- or interdisciplinary skills and intersectoral experiences. The program will further help to reintegrate researchers into a research career in the Member States and Associated countries after a mobility experience.
Different research groups in Switzerland are involved as a potential host institution. The candidate has to contact directly the group of interest to enquire on the availability to support the proposed research project or on the possible research topics offered by the host institution.
More information:
http://www.must-cofund.ch
Sarah Schmitz, SCS
16.09.2012
Winners of the Fall Meeting's best Oral Presentation Awards
In each of the nine sessions the best presentations were award with a travel award and 400.- in cash for the winner and 250.- in cash for the runners' up. The award was sponsored by Metrohm.
Session Analytical Chemistry
Winner: Simon K. Küster, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Ünige A. Laskay, EPF Lausanne
Session Catalysis
Winner: Danny Verboekend, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Clemens Mayer, ETH Zurich
Session Computational Chemistry
Winner: Basile F. E. Curchod , EPF Lausanne
Runners' up: Piotr de Silva, Jagiellonian University
Session Inorganic Chemistry
Winner: Stefan Knoppe: University of Geneva
Runners' up: Sebastian L. B. König: University of Zurich
Session Medicinal Chemistry
Winner: Ibai E. Valverde, University of Basel
Runners' up: Françoise Borcard, EPF Lausanne
Session Organic Chemistry A
Winner: Guillaume Povie, University of Bern
Runners' up: Patrick C. Schmartz, University of Zurich
Session Organic Chemistry B
Winner: Thomas R. Eaton, University of Basel
Runners' up: Florian Glaus, ETH Zurich
Session Physical Chemistry
Winner: Joanna A. Borek, University of Zurich
Runners' up: Daniel Sprecher, ETH Zurich
Session Polymers & Colloids
Winner: Lucio Isa, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Maren Schulze, University of Fribourg
Congratulations to all winners!
More information:
http://www.scg.ch/fallmeeting
David Spichiger, SCS
31.07.2012
Winners of the Fall Meeting's best Poster Presentation Awards
In each of the nine sessions the best presentations were award with a travel award and 400.- in cash for the winner and 250.- in cash for the two runners' up. The award was sponsored by DSM.
Session Analytical Chemistry
Winner: Daniel A. Frick, ETH Zürich
Runners' up: Vladimir Frankevich, ETH Zürich
Runners' up: Denis Prim, HES-SO
Session Catalysis
Winner: Izabela Czekaj, PSI, Villigen
Runners' up: Pierre-Emmanuel Car, University of Zurich
Runners' up: Nina-Luisa Michels, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Fabian Fischer, HES-SO
Session Computational Chemistry
Winner: Dorothea Golze, Uni Zurich
Runners' up: Farnaz Heidar Zaden, Master University of Canada
Session Inorganic Chemistry
Winner: Daniel Can, University of Zurich
Runners' up: Alexander Tskhovrebov, EPF Lausanne
Runners' up: Weijia Gan, EPF Lausanne
Session Medicinal Chemistry
Winner: Alexander Titz, University of Konstanz
Runners' up: Thomas Jack, University of Bern
Runners' up: Christiane A. Kluba, University of Basel Hospital
Session Organic Chemistry A
Winner: Robert Kastl, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Alice Lefranc, University of Geneva
Runners' up: Johann Bosson, University of Geneva
Session Organic Chemistry B
Winner: José Gomes, University of Basel
Runners' up: Marc-André Müller, University of Basel
Runners' up: Reto Frei, EPF Lausanne
Session Physical Chemistry
Winner: Brigitte Büchli, University of Zurich
Runners' up: Christa Haase, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Marina Fedoseeva, University of Geneva
Session Polymers & Colloids
Winner: Payam Payamyar, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Vincent Diedrich, ETH Zurich
Runners' up: Vladimir Torbeev, ETH Zurich
Congratulations to all winners!
More information:
http://www.scg.ch/fallmeeting
David Spichiger, SCS
14.09.2012
Review Fall Meeting 2012
With more than 600 scientific contributions and about 800 participants the SCS Fall Meeting 2012 took place at ETH Zurich on September 13.
The program started with the award ceremonies of the Dr. Max Lüthi Award that was given to Lucie Sägesser from ZHAW and the Grammaticakis-Neumann Price that was awarded to Hans Jakob Wörner from ETH Zurich, followed by the first part of the parallel session.
After lunch and a 2 hours poster session the SCS General Assembly was held before the second part of the parallel sessions took place.
The day ended with the highlights of the Paracelsus ceremony and it's lecture that honored Prof. Bernd Giese from University of Fribourg and Basel and the awards for the best oral and best poster presentations.
The Swiss Chemical Society likes to thank to all participants, the invited lectures, the exhibitors, the financial sponsors and the organizing committee for this very interesting congress.More information:
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David Spichiger, SCS
14.09.2012
GSASA Jahresbericht 2011
Der Verein Schweizerischer Amts- und Spitalapotheker, GSASA hat den Jahresbericht 2011 veröffentlich.
Weiter Infos zu GSASA auf www.gsasa.ch
David Spichiger, SCS
10.09.2012
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