On 13 June 2025, the EuChemS Executive Board convened to review major developments, from the upcoming ECC10 Congress and 2024 EuChemS Awards to preparations for the General Assembly in Poznań.
EuChemS has honoured the Blue Colour Works in Modum, Norway, with the 2023 Historical Landmarks Award.
On 2 June 2025, EuChemS joined the Cefic-LRI Annual Workshop in Brussels to explore how scientific research supports evolving regulatory needs and sustainability goals in chemical safety. The event featured presentations on human health and environmental projects funded by LRI.
EuChemS participated in the 2025 ECTN Annual Meeting in Bologna, represented by President Angela Agostiano and Secretary General Nineta Hrastelj. The event brought together experts to discuss the future of chemistry education, with sessions on teaching innovation, professional development, and policy.
EuChemS joined scientific organisations and policymakers in Vienna for the “Shaping the European Framework for Science Diplomacy” conference, contributing to key discussions on science advice, diplomacy, and evidence-based policymaking in the EU.
On 14 May 2025, EuChemS hosted an event on Rare Earth Elements at the European Parliament and its Brussels office, uniting scientists and policymakers to explore the geopolitical, environmental, and technological significance of these critical materials.
In March 2025, EuChemS joined the ACS Spring Meeting in San Diego, where leadership dialogues, joint policy goals, and recognition of global excellence in chemistry took center stage.