When: ThursdaysWhere: online vMASC seminars are held on Thursdays, at either 9:30 am or 2:30 pm (UK time) You can find our latest programme here and a list of previous years’ seminars here. Registration is free but essential. Please register here (at least 24h in advance to ensure receipt of the joining link). We currently have a…
When: 13 January 2025 12:30 – 15 January 2025 13:00Where: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Please sign up if you have started a permanent position, or independent fellowship position in the last 3 years. If you want to secure a position or fellowship we will consider your application. The goal of…
When: 9 – 11 September 2024Where: University of Leicester This biennial meeting brings together researchers working across the field of inorganic chemistry. Attendees are expected to be at an early stage in their career. This includes early career academics, independent research fellows, and experienced postdoctoral researchers. All attendees are encouraged…
SCI’s Materials Early Careers Committee aims to engage early career scientists in the materials sectors across chemistry and chemical engineering. It has a broad range of interests including catalysis, energy materials, polymers and materials analysis. The group brings together ECRs in industry and academia, fostering networks and relationships with the…
A biennial meeting sponsored by the RSC that aims to bring together newly appointed and aspiring academics in physical chemistry. The next event will be held in 2024 – More details to follow
The biennial Recent Appointees in Materials Science (RAMS) meeting is an opportunity for recently appointed researchers in the field of materials chemistry to form a collaborative community, share experiences and create a network of support. The next event will be held in 2025 Organised and run by volunteers from the…
This biennial meeting will be held in 2025 and aims to bring together newly-appointed academic group leaders and early-career industry professionals from the UK and associated international chemical societies to network, discuss their independent research and meet with senior leaders in the field to develop their leadership skills.
