IYCN Newsletter – Aug 2019
In this Issue • Chair’s Message for the General Assembly • Short Summary IUPAC 2019 Paris • 3rd Chemistry Conference of Graduate, Postgraduate students and PhD candidates in the Aristotle...
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IYCN Newsletter – April 2019
In this Issue • The Opening Ceremony of the International Year of the Periodic Table • The IYCN and the Global Women’s Breakfast: Empowering Women in Chemistry • IYCN Experiment...
IYCN Newsletter – January 2019
We hope you had a great start to 2019! On behalf of the board, and the social media team, please find attached the most recent newsletter from IYCN (PDF). In...
IUPAC100 Live Webinar on January 21
Register for the IUPAC100 Live Webinar to Announce Periodic Table of Younger Chemist Awardees January 21, 2019, 5:00 PM EST (10:00 PM GMT)
IUPAC2019 Concentrate – sample 3
This Concentrate brings you an updated collection of links and refs of what is happening and being planned for #iupac100 #iypt2019 #iupac2019Paris
IYCN Newsletter – July 2018 issue
On behalf of the board, and the social media team, please find attached the most recent newsletter from IYCN. IYCN recent activities include active representation at international conferences in Argentina and USA...
eTOC Alert ‘Chemistry International’ – July-Sep 2018
A new issue of Chemistry International is now available. Chemistry International Volume 40, Issue 3, July 2018
IUPAC2019 Concentrate – sample 2
2019 will be an exciting year for the IUPAC community and we invite you to join in the celebrations. This Concentrate brings you a collection of links and updates on...
IUPAC2019 Concentrate – sample 1
2019 will be an exciting year for the IUPAC community and we invite you to join in the celebrations. This Concentrate brings you a collection of links and updates on...
The Future of Chemistry is Global – IYCN vision
The International Younger Chemists Network (IYCN) was officially launched at the 49th IUPAC General Assembly in São Paulo, Brazil, this summer. The IYCN wants to “create a unified global network of young chemists...