EuChemS News

Bringing science and policy: EuChemS Rare Earth Elements event

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.

EuChemS strengthens transatlantic ties at ACS Spring 2025

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.

The Rare Earth Elements EuChemS Science-Policy Workshop: Register Now

Join the EuChemS Rare Earth Elements event on 14 May 2025, to explore the vital role REEs play in modern technology.

EuChemS launches the 4th Employment Survey for European Chemists

The 4th Employment Survey for European Chemists is now open. Organised by EuChemS in collaboration with the EYCN and supported by Chemistry Europe, RSC, and ACS, this survey aims to gather essential data on the current job market, career challenges, and opportunities for chemists across Europe.

EuChemS President Angela Agostiano appointed Professor Emeritus

Angela Agostiano, President of EuChems, has been honored with the title of Professor Emeritus by the University of Bari in recognition of her outstanding contributions to teaching, research, and institutional leadership in the field of chemistry.

EuChemS at the EYCN Delegate Assembly 2025

The EYCN Delegate Assembly 2025, held in Prague from 20–22 March brought together young chemists from across Europe to discuss leadership, collaboration, and the future of chemistry.

EuChemS endorses ALLEA statement on threats to academic freedom and international research collaboration

EuChemS has officially endorsed the recent statement by ALLEA addressing escalating threats to academic freedom and international research collaboration in the United States. This endorsement aligns EuChemS with numerous European research organisations expressing concern over recent developments that jeopardise the integrity of scientific inquiry and global cooperation.