SHARESCAPE 2025: SITE VISITS AND IMPACT FORUM
When: 3-4 February 2025 Where: University of Leeds Join the first SHARE* event of the year on 3 and 4 February at the University of Leeds, and choose between aā¦
Category: ECR events
Industrial biotechnology collaboration workshop: building stronger applications and relationships
When: 4ā5 February 2025 Where: Hilton York, 1 Tower St, York YO1 9WD BBNet is delighted to announce that expressions of interest are now being accepted for a collaboration workshopā¦
YEuCat Contest: Research in a Nutshell at EuropaCat 2025
This event aims to recognize outstanding efforts by young researchers (PhD students and early-career PostDocs) in communicating their research in an accessible and engaging way. Any researcher in this careerā¦
Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry (MASC) Group Seminars – Call for ECR speakers
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 yearsā seminars here. Registration isā¦
SCIĀ Materials Early Career CommitteeĀ
SCIās 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, energyā¦
5th International solar fuels conference – Abstracts Closing Soon
When: 1 – 5 September, 2025 Where: Newcastle, United Kingdom You are warmly invited to join us in Newcastle, UK, in September 2025 for the 5th International solar fuels (ISF)ā¦
Recent Appointees in Materials Science (RAMS)Ā Ā
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 andā¦
CBIC Chemical Biology Leadership Retreat for Early Career ResearchersĀ
This biennial meeting will be held in 2025 andĀ aims to bring together newly-appointed academic group leaders and early-career industry professionals from the UK and associated international chemical societies toā¦