The principles of green chemistry have provided an essential framework for making chemistry more sustainable for the environment and for people, but they have also raised a deeper and more fundamental question: not only what chemistry can do, but how chemists should practice our profession.
Registration is open for this policy workshop that brings together leading scientists, policymakers, industry experts, and civil society voices to provide a comprehensive, science-based overview of PFAS, their benefits and risks, and options for future regulation.
Nobel Laureate Jean-Marie Lehn was awarded the 2025 Primo Levi Prize at the Italian Senate in Rome, recognizing his dedication to ethical responsibility, human rights, and transnational scientific cooperation in chemistry.
EuChemS is pleased to announce that Magnus J. Johansson, Senior Principal Scientist at AstraZeneca, has been selected as the 2024 EuChemS Industry Innovation Awardee. Recognised for his leadership in precision catalysis and sustainable medicinal chemistry, Dr Johansson has advanced green-chemistry principles in drug discovery while mentoring future scientists and contributing widely to the chemical community.
EuChemS will host its next Global Women’s Breakfast on 10 February 2026, focusing on “Shaping Responsible Chemistry: The Strategic Role of Women in Europe.” This online event will highlight how women chemists drive responsible, collaborative, and interdisciplinary science across Europe, strengthening communication, building networks, and connecting chemistry with societal needs.