Non-SCS events

In the online seminar, Dr. Helene Freichels / Application Scientist of Magritek GmbH, based in Aachen, will give you an overview of the application areas of NMR tabletop devices in the field of polymers.

Enjoy a day of excellent organic chemistry straight from the heart of Paris with a fantastic lineup of speakers.

*Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the symposium had to be postponed into 2022. *The symposium will bring together 10 international experts, many of them with ties to ETH Zurich, who have all agreed already to lecture on the state-​of-the-art in analytical methodologies and their applications during this symposium. 

This workshop is the third in the series of events organised by the EuChemS Periodic Table Task Group.

Hochschulen auf dem Weg zur Agenda 2030 : Welche Rolle spielen der Dialog mit der Gesellschaft, die Grösse und das Engagement der Studierenden?

This exciting event will highlight the best in chemistry and materials publishing.

The Nanocellulose Days 2022 aims to gather the leading nanocellulose scientists as well as key researchers from adjacent fields for an in depth exchange focusing on the most important challenges in the field.

The meeting will highlight the latest developments and applications for the use of stable isotopes and bring together leading experts from a wide range of disciplines.

This is the world’s most diverse, stimulating, and exciting event for the future of all labs. Start-ups and disruptors will meet lab heads and lab techs, together with the tech & practice innovators: A unique event at a critical time of change!

The molCH meeting 2022 will take place at the University of Bern on June 10, 2022 with a keynote lecture given by Prof. José Ignacio Pascual from CIC nanoGUNE, San Sebastian, Spain and  further interesting talks.

The Roundtable is organized as part of the EU-BBI funded project FRACTION 

Programm mit Impulsvorträgen (Vortragssprache Deutsch) und Diskussion, organisiert durch die GDCh

Atomic and molecular architectures on surfaces exhibit distinct quantum properties. Their reproducible manufacturing is gaining momentum and goes far beyond the single atom and the single spin. This is due to recent experimental breakthroughs and, on the other hand, due to increasing demand from other research areas, in particular quantum science/technology and quantum computing.

This major conference – the largest worldwide in electronic-structure – brings together the community that is active in the field, as described by the PSI-K mission statement: "... to develop fundamental theory, algorithms, and computer codes in order to understand, predict, and design materials properties and functions.