SCS events

The Swiss Soft Days is a one-day workshop taking place 2 times per year where around 20 speakers give short talks (~15 minutes) to introduce their research activities in a way specifically designed for a heterogeneous public.

Die APPLICA ist ein praxisorientiertes Fachseminar, welches sich an Anwender moderner Trenntechniken wendet. Sie findet zum 9. Mal statt und wird von der SCS Division Analytische Wissenschaften organisiert.

The event series with 1-2 events per year at Swiss universities enables students and PhDs to get an insight into process chemistry. Besides teaching the basics, an illustrative example from industry is discussed.

The 2021 edition will focus on Topic «Chemistry lab of the future». It's a great opportunity to strenghthen the link between chemical industries and academic laboratory.

This one-day symposium is organized by the Swiss Chemical Society, Division Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology. The topic has been selected by our members among several proposals aiming at reinforcing the links between chemical biology, medicinal and agro chemistry, while being of importance in drug discovery and optimization programs.

In the online seminar you will learn how to pursue a career in publishing, what a typical day of an in-house editor looks like and what the pros, cons and challenges of the profession are.

The SCS Spring Meeting is a one-day symposium and provides a high quality program with national and international speakers of a certain topic. The topic of the 2022 edition is 'Biosupramolecular Chemistry'.

In the online seminar you will learn how and where to apply for a MSCA grant, get testimonies from different fellows and where to find open MSCA positions.

The ‘SCS Conference on Stereochemistry’, better known as ‘Bürgenstock Conference’, is an outstanding international chemistry meeting of high scientific quality, with an optimal setting for intense inter-disciplinary discussion.

The event is for young environmental scientists to learn about job opportunities in chemical and chemical-related private companies.

Moving from Academia to industry - how to land your first job

The event series with 1-2 events per year at Swiss universities enables students and PhDs to get an insight into process chemistry. Besides teaching the basics, an illustrative example from industry is discussed.

Annual meeting of the Division of Industrial & Applied Chemistry (DIAC) and visit of Empa Dübendorf. Registration is mandatory.

The 1-day visit will offer not only an idea on how a day-to-day life inside the company is but will also allow to interact with Bruker employees.