We congratulate all selected participants and wish you fruitful discussions, interesting acquaintances, and long lasting relationships.
We look forward to a successful program and are already planning a continuation of the program in 2023.
Have you ever wondered the different career paths you can take as a chemist? Were you looking for a career in chemistry away from laboratory or research environment that you enjoy and matches your personal interests?
Chemists can deploy their skills and knowledge in many ways and in less commonly known fields such as consulting, intellectual property, sales and services, science communication, among others.
In this free live workshop, the International Younger Chemists Network (IYCN) will host three chemists that will share their career paths and highlight some non-traditional careers that those with a chemistry background can pursue.
Join us to hear, learn and engage in a panel discussion with: - Lucy Padget, Patent Attorney, Alembia Intellectual Property, UK - Dr. Maritza Quintero, Medical Writing Consultant, USA -Cristian Aviles-Martin, Technical Consultant, USA
Have you heard about the IUPAC "Green Book": Quantities, Units & Symbols in Physical Chemistry? @IUPAC is working on its 5th edition and is sharing a survey to consult as widely as possible about the "Green Book".
Do you want to contribute?
The deadline for submissions to the 4th IYCN Outreach Competition has been extended. The new submission deadline, which is 25th of June, was chosen to honor the birthday of Walther Nernst. He is a Chemistry Nobel Prize winner in 1920 and and Electrochemistry pioneer.
The IYCN is pleased to announce Dr Robert Richardson from the UK and Lovish Raheja from India as the Leaders of the two newly established IYCN Committees on #Equity, #Diversity and #Inclusion and on #Science for #Policy, respectively.
Welcome to the IYCN Executive Board, Robert and Lovish! We are looking forward to working with you.
Communicate - Collaborate - Educate - Mentor
Join the International Younger Chemists Network (IYCN) to connect with a global community of early-career chemists. As a non-profit organization, the IYCN provides opportunities for networking, professional development, and volunteer work. Access like-minded peers, global projects, and experienced mentors in the chemical sciences. Join the IYCN today and help build a global network of early-career chemists towards a sustainable future.
