The Chemistry – a European Journal editorial Ethical and Social Dimensions of Chemistry: Reflections, Considerations, and Clarifications is now available online. “Ethics in Chemistry” is a huge topic with various viewpoints and arguments on what it actually is and what compliance to ethical guidelines and participation in ethical discourse imply, covering principles of science and research ethics, profession ethics, and technology ethics. The authors, who are members of the EuCheMS Working Party on Ethics in Chemistry, present an attempt to collect and sort the ethically relevant aspects and challenges that chemists are confronted with, as well as strategies for ethical action.
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European chemists working in Europe or abroad and chemists from everywhere based in Europe are invited to the 2^nd Employment Survey for European Chemists.
ESEC2, which is anonymous, is accessible at http://www.euchems.eu/esec2/ from 1 March until 31 March 2017, and its main objective is to create a clear snapshot of the chemistry labour market. This snapshot will allow an analysis of educational offer and labour market needs, gender balance, salary differences, etc. As the situation of chemistry greatly differs from country to country (as the previous iteration of this survey shows) it is important that enough specific information from all European countries is gathered in order to allow a detailed country-level analysis. Having such a level of detail will be in the best interest of European employees, employers, and universities.
Source: http://www.euchems.eu/