Even in these historic times we at ThalesNano and it’s sister company ComInnex believe that we should make everything in our power to keep the chemistry flowing and prepare for the world that comes after the Covid-19 pandemic. For this reason, we are launching two programs:
  • At ThalesNano: We have established a new virtual demo team. With interactive live-streamed chemistry demonstrations we are able to help you make an informed decision about selecting the right instrument for their needs. We also offer video install guides and virtual, remote installation remote services for our customers. For details please contact us at !
  • At ComInnex: Synthetic and medicinal chemistry services to keep projects moving. Our labs are so far operating normally so if you are having to put projects on hold we can help. To facilitate this we guarantee rapid onboarding with 24-hour contract or quote turnaround, projects of any size (small or large) on FTE or fixed fee basis, preferential rates. Please contact  for more information.
We wish you safe passage through this difficult period.
ThalesNano Inc.
https://thalesnano.com

 

150306 Symposium Delft NL7th Symposium on Continuous Flow Reactor Technology for Industrial Applications

September 29 - October 1, 2015

Delft (The Netherlands)

Sep 29: 1 day training course and / or Practical session

Sep 30- Oct 1: 2 days conference

More details on: http://www.flowchemistrytks.com

 

David Spichiger, SCS
06.03.2015

In January, Dr. David Peralta, Editor-in-Chief of ChemMedChem, will go on a Swiss Institute tour for the Chemistry Seminar of the Swiss National Academy of Sciences Chemistry Platform. From January 15 until January 22, he will be visiting different institutes to run exciting chemistry workshops on AI in Research and Publishing. 

Bild: AI generated image about AI in chemistry and publishing (https://chem.scnat.ch/de/chemistry_seminar/cs_2025)

Wed. 15. January: University of Zürich Retreat in Evolve
Location: CMSZH-retreat at Chalet LANA, Chemin du Canada 5, 1983 Evolène.
Time: 1630 (or 1700) about 2h. 
Hosts and moderators: Vincent Freiburghaus & Claire Grigglestone [organisers of the retreat]  

Thu. 16. January: University of Fribourg
Location: Pavillon Vert 
Time: 1500-1700
Host and moderator: Fabio Zobi

Fri. 17. January: ETH Zürich
Location: PbLabs (ETH Zentrum, RZ Building, D-Floor) 
Time: 1500-1800
Hosts and moderators: Elvan Kut and Christophe Copéret 

Mon. 20. January: EPFL
Location: Room ELE 117
Time: 1500-1700
Hosts and moderator: Philippe Schwaller 

Tue. 21. January: University of Basel
Location: kl. OC Hörsaal 
Time: 1630-1830
Host and moderator: Christof Sparr 

Wed. 22. January: Universiity of Bern
Location: S559 Club Room 
Time: 1630-1700
Host and moderator: Natalie Banerji/ Berner Chemische Gesellschaft 

David Spichiger, SCS
26.12.2025

September 11-15, 2022
Place: Eurotel Victoria, Les Diablerets, Switzerland

Teaching Body: 

  • Dr. Ingmar M. Hoerr, Founder of CureVac, Tübingen (Germany); Keynote Lecture
  • Prof. Claudia Höbartner, Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg, Würzburg (Germany)
  • Dr. Jean Quancard, Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research, Basel (Switzerland)
  • Prof. Andrea Rentmeister, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Münster (Germany)
  • Dr. Tamara Reyes Robles, Merck Exploratory Science Center, Cambridge (MA, USA)
  • Prof. Edward Tate, Imperial College London, London (UK)

Deadlines:

All PhD students and postdocs are encouraged to participate actively in the summer school by presenting their research. Two poster sessions and short oral presentation slots (15 min) will be available. 

  • 13.06.2022 Deadline for abstract submission
  • 28.06.2022 Notification of acceptance with type of contribution (poster, oral communication)

Scientific Committee:

Prof. Jean-Louis Reymond, University of Bern 
Head
Dr. Hans Peter Lüthi, SCS Foundation
Administrative Head

Prof. Sascha Hoogendoorn, University of Geneva
Prof. Aye Yimon, EPFL Lausanne
Prof. Dennis Gillingham, University of Basel
Prof. Nina Hartrampf, University of Zürich
Dr. Aleksandar Stojanovic, Novartis
Prof. Helma Wennemers, ETH Zürich

Website:

 

Céline Wittwer, SCS
11.04.2022

 

 

Chemistry Europe Fellows Program

The Chemistry Europe Fellows Program was established in 2015 by the Chemistry Europe Presidents and Representatives to recognize members of the Chemistry Europe societies for their outstanding achievements and contributions to Chemistry Europe and their service to at least one member society. The Chemistry Europe Fellows Program is established to foster the identity of Chemistry Europe within continental Europe but is not limited to that continent. It is the highest honor given by Chemistry Europe.

Nomination Process

  • The Chemistry Europe Fellows will be announced and honored at the biannual EuChemS conference or during appropriate national meetings in the years in-between.
  • Nominations should include the name, educational background, professional history (no more than 200 words), as well as contributions to Chemistry Europe (no more than 300 words). The submission must document that the nominee's accomplishments, excellence, and leadership are having a lasting impact on Chemistry Europe and its member societies.
  • Nominations for the Chemistry Europe Fellows 2020/2021 must be sent to Dr. Vera Koester, Secretary General Chemistry Europe Fellows Program, by December 3, 2021.
  • The new Fellows Class 2020/2021 will be announced in spring 2022

More information

https://www.chemistryviews.org/view/fellows.html

For questions please contact Dr. Vera Koester, Secretary General of the Chemistry Europe Fellows Program, at

All Chemistry Europe Fellow

There are now a total of 103 Chemistry Europe Fellows and 6 Honorary Fellows.

 (with the change of the name from ChemPubSoc Europe to Chemistry Europe, the name of the Fellows also changed accordingly)

 

David Spichiger, SCS / Vera Köster, ChemistryViews
11.08.2021

 

  1. Practical Guide to Sustainable Research Data
  2. Geneva Chemistry & Biochemistry Days: January 14-15, 2021
  3. Open Position @ETHZ: Assistant Professor of Digital Chemistry
  4. SACC Spring Meeting 2021: Call for Abstracts

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