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Invitation to the SCS General Assembly 2026

The Board of Directors invites all members of the Swiss Chemical Society and the delegates of its associated societies to join the 36th SCS General Assembly.

SCS General Assembly 2026, April 23, 2026, 13.45–14.15 (lunch break of the SCS Spring Meeting 2026)
University of Fribourg, Department of Chemistry, Chemin du Musée 9, 1700 Fribourg
   

 

Agenda General Assembly 2026

  1. Welcome Approval of the agenda
  2. Election of the vote counters
  3. Minutes of the 35th (125th) GA, April 24, 2025, University of Bern (published in CHIMIA Vol. 79, 5/2025, A371f  and on scg.ch)
  4. Annual report 2025, published in CHIMIA 1-2/2026, A92ff  and on scg.ch
  5. Financial statement 2025 and audit report (accessible for members only. Please login before clicking the link)
  6. Discharge the board and  the financial audit of their duties 
  7. Elections for the ExB and the BoD. Election of the auditors
  8. Membership Fees 2027
  9. News and strategic projects
  10. Outlook 2026/2027
  11. Varia

David Spichiger, SCS
26.03.2026

EuChemS Magazine: March 2026

Policy, research and community perspectives on chemistry in Europe and beyond

Stay up to date with this month’s key science and policy developments across Europe, with chemistry at the heart of the conversation. Discover the latest headline stories alongside recent news and activities from EuChemS. Explore the highlights below or access the full magazine through EuChemS Magazine Online

Editorial

  • Javier García Martínez, Chair of the ECC10 Scientific Committee
    «Join ECC10 in Antwerp!»

President's column

  • Angela Agostiano, EuChemS President
    «Responsible Chemistry Needs Women»

Research

  • Glycoscience: The Hidden Language of Life
  • Sofia Hosted the Formula XII Conference

Policy News

  • Is It Worth It?

Perspectives

  • Young Chemists Speak: A European Perspective
  • Chemistry for Cultural Heritage

EuChemS News

  • Katherine Villa Gomez, 2023 Lecture Awardee
  • Welcome to EuChemS
  • Chemistry Talks+

David Spichiger, SCS
26.03.2026

SCS Anniversary Game Competition: Create your own Chemistry Game App and win 1'000 CHF

Create your own chemistry game app and participate in the SCS Anniversary Game Competition. The three finalist (max. 2 persons per team) will be invited to the Swiss Chemistry Science Night in Bern on September 18, 2026, to present their games to the audience in a live demo. The audience will vote on the winner.

Format
From a simple 2D one-person-game offline app to a complex multi-player online game, anything is possible. However, the game must be accessible free of charge.
The usage of AI such as ChatGPT and no-code app development tools like lovable.dev is permitted and even encouraged, in order to keep the effort involved to a minimum.

Evaluation Criteria
Functionality, creativity, and surprise of the game as well as a compelling presentation will score high points.

Prize Money
The winning teams will get CHF 1’000, 750 and 500.

Deadline
Hand in your project with a one-page description and the link how to access the game until May 31, 2026, to  

Let’s have fun!
Your SCS anniversary team


Swiss Chemistry Science Night, Casino Bern, September 18, 2026, 17.00-23.00h

The “Swiss Chemistry Science Night” is the official event marking the 125th anniversary of the SCS and also serves to honor the 2026 SCS award winners. In addition, we will look back on our history and ahead to the next 125 years. A delicious dinner will round off the program and ensure that the event stays in the memories of all 150 invited guests. Take this opportunity and, as a finalist in the competition, be part of this exciting event!


David Spichiger, SCS
25.03.2026

SCNAT Newsletter 02/2026

Chemistry Travel Award 2026: Application open until March 31

Through the «Chemistry Travel Award», contributions towards the cost of participation at an international conference in the chemical sciences are granted to selected PhD students. The award is sponsored by the Platform Chemistry of the SCNAT and the Swiss Chemical Society (SCS).

You can win a contribution of CHF 1000.- to actively present at an international conference.

Application criteria

Applicants must be doing her/his PhD at a Swiss institution at the time of the deadline (March 31, 2026)

  • The conference must be related to chemistry (any domain of chemistry)
  • Active participation (poster or talk)
  • Conference must take place outside Switzerland
  • Conference must last at least 3 days
  • Conference must take place between May 15, 2026 and May 14, 2027
  • Deadline for application is March 31, 2026 (23:59)

Submission requirements

  • Conference abstract (2 pages max)
  • CV with a list of publications (2 pages max)
  • Signed recommendation letter from PhD advisor (pdf)

Winners must present the certificate of attendance within 60 days after the conference to receive the reimbursement.

Every year, we receive many e-mails asking the same questions. Therefore, we kindly ask you to please read the FAQ before applying here.


Céline Wittwer, SCS / Leo Merz, SCNAT
06.03.2026

  • EuChemS Magazine: February 2026
  • SCNAT Newsletter 01/2026
  • IUPAC announces establishment of European-based secretariat in Malaga and Rome
  • NCCR Catalysis Young Talents Fellowships: Call for nominations

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