The 10th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC10) will take place in Antwerp, Belgium, from 12–16 July 2026, bringing together the European chemistry community for an inspiring week of science, collaboration, and innovation.
EuChemS joined the chemistry community at TU Wien to honour Professor Ulrich Schubert’s scientific achievements and service to European chemistry.
EuChemS is delighted to celebrate the outstanding achievements, innovation, leadership, and service of the most recent awardees.
The Maria Skłodowska-Curie Museum in Warsaw has received the EuChemS Historical Landmarks Award 2024, granted by the European Chemical Society (EuChemS). This prestigious distinction is awarded to sites of exceptional importance to the history of chemistry at the European or regional level.
Professor Annette Lykknes has been awarded the 2026 Joseph B. Lambert HIST Award for Outstanding Achievement in the History of Chemistry, in recognition of her exceptional contributions to the field.
Early Bird registrations extended until April 19
EuChemS has released its 2025 Year Book – a snapshot of a year full of activity, collaboration, and impact across the European chemical community.
EuChemS is pleased to announce the laureates of the EuChemS Award for Service: Professor Artur Manuel Soares da Silva and Professor Slavica Ražić.
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.