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European Young Chemists' Network

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Abbreviation
  
EYCN

Region served
  
Europe

Official language
  
English

Formation
  
2006 (2006)

Membership
  
23 national chapters

European Young Chemists' Network

Motto
  
Everything is Chemistry

The European Young Chemists' Network or EYCN is the younger members division of the European Association for Chemical and Molecular Sciences (EuCheMS) and aims at promoting chemistry among young people and unites young chemists (those under the age of 35) in Europe.

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History

EYCN was founded in 2006. The idea of the European Young Chemists' Network (EYCN) within EuCheMS appeared during several young scientist meetings in Europe. At the brink of the 1st European Chemistry Congress on 31 August 2006 in Budapest (Hungary) a paper was written entitled Aims, Tasks and Goals of EYCN.

In March 2007, Jens Breffke (Germany) and Csaba Janaky (Hungary) invited all societies to send their young representatives to Berlin in order to set the rules of EYCN. Three weeks later the executive committee of EuCheMS confirmed these rules. Meanwhile, EYCN reached out to all young chemists within the European Association for Chemical and Molecular Sciences (EuCheMS) framework to exchange knowledge, experiences and ideas.

Member societies

EYCN represents 23 European chemical societies and one affiliated member (the American Chemical Society). Member societies include:

  • Austria: Austrian Chemical Society (myGÖCH)
  • Belgium: Royal Flemish Chemical Society (jong-KVCV) and Royal Society of Chemistry (SRC)
  • Finland: Finnish Chemical Society (FCS)
  • France: French Chemical Society (SFC)
  • Germany: German Chemical Society (GDCh)
  • Hungary: Hungarian Chemical Society (MKE)
  • Ireland: Institute of Chemistry of Ireland (ICI)
  • Israel: Israel Chemical Society (ICS)
  • Italy: Italian Chemical Society (SCI)
  • Netherlands: Royal Dutch Chemical Society (KNCV)
  • Poland: Polish Chemical Society (PTChem)
  • Portugal: Portuguese Chemical Society (SPQ)
  • Romania: Romanian Chemical Society (SChR)
  • Russia: Mendeleev Russian Chemical Society (MRCS)
  • Serbia: Serbian Chemical Society (SCS)
  • Slovenia: Slovenian Chemical Society (SCS)
  • Spain: Royal Spanish Chemical Society (RSEQ), National Association of Spanish Chemists (ANQUE) and Spanish Association of Analytical Chemists (SEQA)
  • Sweden: Swedish Chemical Society (SCS)
  • Switzerland: Swiss Chemical Society (SCS)
  • Turkey: Turkish Chemical Society (TCS)
  • United Kingdom: Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
  • References

    European Young Chemists' Network Wikipedia


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