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Winners of the Best Poster Award at the Fall Meeting 2013

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Logo DSMAt the SCS Fall Meeting 2013 in Lausanne on September 6, 2013, the best poster presentations of each session were awarded with the DSM poster award. 


The prizes were given for the best posters of each parallel session. The main criteria are the scientific quality and originality of the research, plus the quality of the presentation.

Prize Winner

  • cash contribution of CHF 400.00
  • travel voucher of CHF 750.00 to attend an international conference.

Runners‘ up Prize

  • cash contribution of CHF 250.00

The prize was sponsored by DSM, and were given by Dr. Georg Kau, Director R&D, DSM

Winners 2013

Analytical Sciences
Winner:         Simon K. Küster, University ETH Zürich
Runners-up: Hao Wang, ETH Zürich
                       Silvan R. Stucki, University of Bern

Catalysis Science & Engineering
Winner:         Maximilian Moser, ETH Zürich
Runners-up: Florent Héroguel, ETH Zürich
                       Oliver Martin, ETH Zürich

Computational Chemistry
Winner:         Sebastien Keller, ETH Zürich
Runners-up: Aurélien Patoz, EPF Lausanne

Inorganic & Coordination Chemistry
Winner:         Jeanne Bolliger, University of Cambridge
Runners-up: Martin Schwarzwälder, ETH Zürich
                      Miriam Oberholzer, University of Zürich

Medicinal Chemistry & Chemical Biology
Winner:         Roger Slavik, ETH Zürich
Runners-up: Diana C. Rueda, University of Basel
                       Marco Bartoloni, University of Bern
                       Lea Radtke, ETH Zürich
                       Aurélien Godinat, EPF Lausanne

Organic Chemistry A: Catalytic Methodologies and Sustainable Processes
Winner:         Patrick Isenegger, University of Basel
Runners-up: Michael Rickhaus, University of Basel
                       Nicolas Germain, University of Geneva

Organic Chemistry B: Synthetic Methodologies and Applications
Winner:         Thomas Buyck, EPF Lausanne
Runners-up: Benjamin Wyler, University of Bern

Physical Chemistry
Winner:         Maarten Eduard Van Reijzen, EPF Lausanne
Runners-up: Arnulf Rosspeintner, University of Geneva
                       Heiner Sassmannshausen, ETH Zürich

Polymers, Colloids & Interfaces
Winner:         Francesco Nazzani, University of Fribourg
Runners-up: Martin Rother, University of Basel
                       Xiaoyan Zhang, University of Basel

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David Spichiger, SCS
08.09.2013

Winners of the Best Oral Presentation Award at the Fall Meeting 2013

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Logo MetrohmAt the SCS Fall Meeting 2013 in Lausanne on September 6, 2013, the best oral presentations of each session were awarded with the Metrohm oral presentation award. 


The prize is given for the two best presentations of each parallel session. The main criteria are the scientific quality and originality of the research, plus the quality of the presentation.

Prizes for Winners

  • cash contribution of CHF 500.00
  • travel voucher of CHF 750.00 to attend an international conference.
  • invitation to present the research in the laureates issue of CHIMIA. Value CHF 1’000.00

Prizes for Runners‘ up

  • cash contribution of CHF 300.00

The prize is sponsored by Metrohm and given by Dr. Markus Tobler, CEO Metrohm Schweiz AG

Winners 2013

Analytical Sciences
Winner: Luca Fornelli, EPF Lausanne
Runners' up: Caroline Münsterer, ETH Zürich

Catalysis Science & Engineering
Winner: Emiliana Fabbri, PSI Villigen
Runners' up: Karol Furman, ETH Zürich

Computational Chemistry
Winner: Jérôme Gonthier, EPF Lausanne
Runners' up: Gloria Capano, EPF Lausanne

Inorganic & Coordination Chemistry
Winner: Angèle Monney, LIKAT Rostock
Runners' up: Jan Breitenfeld, EPF Lausanne

Medicinal Chemistry & Chemical Biology
Winner: Thomas Jack, University of Bern
Runners' up: Roland C. Preston, University of Basel

Organic Chemistry A: Catalytic Methodologies and Sustainable Processes
Winner: Cecilia Tortoreto, University of Geneva
Runners' up: Baihua Ye, EPF Lausanne

Organic Chemistry B: Synthetic Methodologies and Applications
Winner: Caroline Souris, Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung
Runners' up: Gabriel Schäfer, ETH Zürich

Physical Chemistry
Winner: Benjamin Bertsche, EPF Lausanne
Runners' up: Susan Blaser, University of Bern

Polymers, Colloids & Interfaces
Winner: Philipp Anstaett, University of Zürich
Runners' up: Zhikun Zheng, ETH Zürich

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David Spichiger, SCS
08.09.2013

Photos of the SCS Dinner at the Fall Meeting 2013


On the eve of the SCS Fall Meeting on Sep5, 2013, the SCS took the opportunity to organize a VIP Dinner for speakers of the FM13, SCS award winners, sponsors and important SCS stakeholders. More than 50 guests joined the apero at Starling Hotel and the dinner later on in the Restaurant "Le Petit Manoir". 


On the occation of the apéro the winners of the following SCS awards were honored

  • KGF-SCS Distinguished Industrial Investigator Award: Prof. Klaus Müller, Roche & ETHZ
  • KGF-SCS Senior Industrial Investigator Award: Dr. Ian Levis, Novartis and Dr. Werner Bonrath, DSM
  • KGF-SCS Industrial Investigator Award: Dr. Mark Rogers-Evans, Roche
  • Sanmeyer Award: Dr. Ralf Duempelmann, Dr. Pascal Steffanut, Dr. Samuel Dagorne, Dr. Stephane Bellemin, Clariant Group R&D and CNRS-Université de Strasbourg
  • Grammaticakis-Neumann Award: Prof. Uwe Pischel, University of Huelva

For more details please klick here.

The dinner offered a great opportunity to enlarge the network and to discuss current topics of research. For the first time the Swiss National Technology Platform on Sustainable Chemistry (SusChem Switzerland) was presented to the comunity and refered to the official launch of the Platform at ecochem in Basel on Nov 19, 2013.

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David Spichiger, SCS
06.09.2013

 

Kavli Prizes 2014 - Call for nominations

 


2014 Kavli Prizes in Atrophysics, Nanoscience and Neuroscience open call for nominations

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Nominations Can Be Submitted Through December 1


The 2014 Kavli Prize call for nominations has been opened by The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. The Academy will receive nominations through December 1, 2013. Complete nomination information, including an online form, is available at www.kavliprize.no.

Science prizes for the 21st century, the Kavli Prizes recognize scientists for their seminal advances in astrophysics, nanoscience and neuroscience. Consisting of a scroll, medal and cash award of one million dollars, a prize in each of these scientific areas has been awarded every two years since 2008. The 2014 laureates will be announced next year, with the medals to be awarded during a ceremony in Oslo, Norway.

The Kavli Prizes are a partnership between The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, The Kavli Foundation (U.S.) and the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research. Independent of The Kavli Foundation, prize recipients are chosen by three committees comprised of distinguished international scientists recommended by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the French Academy of Sciences, the Max Planck Society (Germany), the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, The National Academy of Sciences (U.S.) and The Royal Society (U.K.). After making their selection for prize recipients, the recommendations of these prize committees are confirmed by The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. 

For more information about the call for nominations, please contact Eirik Lislerud. 

E-mail:
Phone: +47 22123640

www.kavliprize.no
 


David Spichiger, SCS
04.09.2013

Ausschreibung des Umweltpreis der Schweiz 2013


Logo UmweltpreisUmweltpreis der Schweiz: Anmeldeschluss 30. September 2013

Der Umweltpreis der Schweiz, einer der höchstdotierten Umweltpreise in der Schweiz, wird am 21. Januar 2014 im Rahmen der Swissbau – Leitmesse der Bau- und Immobilienwirtschaft – von der Stiftung pro Aqua - pro Vita vergeben.


Die Kategorie Innovation ist mit 50'000 Franken Preissumme festgesetzt. Es werden Projekte ausgezeichnet, die eine technologie-, verfahrens- oder produktorientierte Innovation im Umweltbereich darstellen. Daneben gibt es den Ecopreneur, den Anerkennungspreis für Unternehmer, die durch ihr nachhaltiges und langjähriges Engagement im Umweltschutz und in der Schonung natürlicher Ressourcen sichtbaren Erfolg am Markt haben.

Ab sofort und bis zum 30. September 2013 können sich Firmen, Organisationen, Institutionen und Behörden, aber auch Privatpersonen bewerben.

Wir würden uns sehr freuen, wenn Sie sich bewerben. Auf umweltpreis.ch finden Sie sämtliche Informationen sowie die Ausschreibungsunterlagen.

Weiter Informationen auf http://www.umweltpreis.ch


David Spichiger, SCS
27.08.2013

  1. EuCheMS Brussels News Update, Aug 2013
  2. Otto-Hahn-Preis 2013 an Ferenc Krausz
  3. Invitation to the SCS General Assembly
  4. EuCheMS Newsletter 09/2013

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