The Seville International Chemistry Declaration 2016
The Seville International Chemistry Declaration 2016, was signed in Seville at the 6th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress on September 13th, 2016, having as its first signatoires Carlos Negro (Foro Química y Sociedad President and Co-Chairman of ECC6), Jean Marie Pierre Lehn (Nobel Laureate), Antón Valero (President of Spanish Chemical Industry Federation), Ehud Keinan (President of EuCheMS Member, the Israel Chemistry Society), Robert Parker (CEO of the EuCheMS Member, the UK Royal Society of Chemistry) and Harmut Frank (University of Bayreuth, and Chair of EuCheMS Working Party of Ethics in Chemistry).
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David Spichiger, SCS
03.11.2016
SCS Seminars on Process Chemistry, Jan 16-18, 2017
Mon, 16. January - Wed 18. January 2017,
Au Parc Hotel, Fribourg;
The SCS Seminars are three-days educational event with a focus on topics relevant for the Swiss chemical and pharmaceutical industry but that are not necessarily part of the academic curricula.
The first seminar in 2017 will focus on issues of process chemistry such as
- Production costs
- Efficiency and yield
- Energy consumption and power efficiency
- Time to market
- Safety issues
- Waste handling
- Regulations standards and patents
We hope to create an offer that, fills an education gap on the academic side and fulfills the needs of our industrial partners.
Please find more information on the Seminar's website:
http://scg.ch/scs-seminars/2017-1
Prof. Christian Bochet, Symposium Chair
University of Fribourg
David Spichiger, Program Coordinator
Swiss Chemical Society / SCS Foundation
SCS Seminar SeriesThe SCS Seminar series targets PhD students, Postdocs as well as junior scientists from industry, and will be led by senior scientists and designated experts. Active participation is key for all attendees. A good mix between
will guarantee a maximum of impact. Each participant brings along a specific challenge out of his daily lab work and will present a poster of the current work. |
David Spichiger, SCS
03.11.2016
Review 1st Swiss Industrial Chemistry Symposium
More than 220 participants followed the invitation to join the 1st Swiss Industrial Chemistry Symposium in Basel and spent an interesting day at the Department of Chemistry on October 28. This new SCS platform offered industrial scientists to present their latest research to colleagues from industry but also to the academic community. The program contained presentations from early research to process development/implementation and amongst others included topics like pharmaceuticals, nutrition, detergents and fine chemicals.
Please visit the symposium website on scg.ch/sics/2016 to learn more about the 7 lectures, the 8 short talks and the 50 poster presentations. All contributions are available as abstracts to download.
We like to thank again our sponsors and partners for their generous support: Contactgroup for Research Matters (KGF), University of Basel, Euresearch, Infrapark Baselland, Advioni, Bachem and Shimadzu
Best Poser Presentation Award
The prizes for the best poster presentations went to:
- Winner: David Kossler, EPF Lausanne
- Runner-up: Achim Link and Ke-Feng Zhang, both from University of Basel
Pictures of the SICS'16
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Photos: D. Spichiger, SCS
David Spichiger, SCS
29.10.2016
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David Spichiger, SCS
26.10.2016
Newsletter SCNAT, October 2016
Themen:
- Brennpunkt Klima Schweiz
- Vogelschau Schweiz
- @ScnatCH auf Social Media
- Time in Geosciences: Knowledge for a new beginning
- Prix Expo 2016: Shortlist
- Polarforschung: Der Schlüssel zum Verständnis des Systems Erde
- Förderungsprogramm BRIDGE: Proof of Concept
Den ganzen Newsletter anzeigen und lesen
David Spichiger, SCS
24.10.2016
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