Non-SCS events

We will take stock and hold a practice-oriented discussion with representatives from higher education and research institutions.

This WebChemiars is an online event presented by Science of Synthesis and Synlett

In 2024, the Swiss Biotech Day will again offer high-level experts from the life sciences industry the space and the time (one and a half days) to network, discuss and discover trends in R&D, manufacturing, data management, artificial intelligence and innovative financing.

This WebChemiars is an online event presented by Science of Synthesis

The forum overall provides participants an in-depth understanding of SSbD and what the role of LCA is, enabling meaningful discussions and fostering further development. 

How to safeguard the health of 10 million people in Switzerland and 10 billion people worldwide and ensure they have sufficient food?

This WebChemiars is is of particular interest to organic chemistry students, graduates, and researchers in industry and academia. Sign up now to save your spot!

EFMC² Tandem Talks, jointly organised by the EFMC and the EFMC Computational Chemistry Initiative (EFMC²), returns to give you real life insights into how medicinal and computational chemists can successfully drive projects together.

Join us to celebrate Green Chemistry’s 25^th Anniversary at ETH Zurich, hosted by Prof. Javier Pérez-Ramírez and Prof. André Bardow.

Second edition of the symposium "Competencies in Drug Discovery" at ZHAW Wädenswil.

This workshop aims to gather international experts on CO₂ electrolysis and allow them to share their latest research and development.

Weiterbildung für Lehrerinnen und Lehrer an Maturitätsschulen (UZH Weiterbildung)

This WebChemiars is an online event presented by Science of Synthesis, Thieme Chemistry.

This virtual symposium will highlight the outstanding contributions of Larry E. Overman and will celebrate the launch of his autobiography, published as a part of the book series “Lives in Chemistry.” The introduction of Larry Overman’s book will be followed by exciting talks from two former group members, Martin Oestreich (TU Berlin) and the Nobel Prize winner David MacMillan (Princeton University.

The EuChemS Congresses are noted for their excellent scientific level, and have a reputation for giving all the attendees and participants the opportunity to listen to and interact with some of the most celebrated researchers in the world.