- DEADLINE 1 February 2020
-- 2020 IUPAC-SOLVAY International Award for Young Chemists
-- DSM Bright Science Award 2020 in materials sciences – Call for Nominations

- DEADLINE 31 March 2020
-- 2020 IUPAC-ThalesNano Prize In Flow Chemistry and Microfluidics – Call For Nominations

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-- IUPAC Distinguished Women in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering

In 2019, we celebrated 100 years of IUPAC and the International Year of the Periodic Table of the Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) with many activities, including the Periodic Table Challenge and the Periodic Table of Younger Chemists. For IUPAC100, we released a collection of stories and organized a global women's breakfast. IUPAC met in Paris in July and IYPT2019 ended in Tokyo in December. And all year long chemists all over the world celebrated in their own way. 2019 was successful in energizing chemists, educators and community outreach and IUPAC plans to carry forward that momentum in the new year!

Stay tuned @IUPAC and best wishes for a happy and successful 2020!

In a ceremony held in The Hague on Monday 25 November 2019, Prof Christopher Brett, IUPAC Vice President, received the 2019 OPCW-The Hague Award on behalf of the Union and its volunteers.

We are moving into the last part of the 2019 International Year of the Periodic Table and one wonders: Is there anything left to say? Has the equation Elements of X, not been thoroughly investigated? Not quite we think, and an amazing set of authors who accepted the challenge adequately proves the point in this special issue.

Explore Elements of ...
- Education by Peter Atkins
- Stars by Maria Lugaro and Ewine van Dishoeck
- Future by Kit Chapman
- Life at the Oxo Wall by Harry B. Gray
- Technology by Michael Droescher
- Scarcity by David J. Cole-Hamilton
- Flair and Fashion by Marielle Agbahoungbata
- Heroism by Suze Kundu

& also News, Projects, imPACt, and more ...

Our new store was launched in Paris at the World Chemistry Congress and General Assembly to mark IUPAC’s Centenary celebration in 2019 and the International Year of the Periodic Table.

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With the IUPAC Poster Prize program, National Adhering Organizations and eligible IUPAC-endorsed conferences can encourage interest in conferences among young chemists.