The scientific committee and the coordinators of the scientific program compile the scientific main sessions in close cooperation with the GDCh divisions; industry symposia and special events complement the lecture series.
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Plenary symposia
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Rethinking Chemistry - Concepts
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Rethinking Chemistry - Sustainability Strategies
Synthesis and Catalysis
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Liebig Symposium on Organic Chemistry
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Karl Ziegler Symposium
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Highlights from inorganic chemistry
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Sustainability; Sustainable applications of P/F/PF compounds
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Sustainable Synthesis
Energy, Resources and Environment
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On the trail of our chemical footprints: Environmental analysis of elements, trace substances and isotopes as anthropogenic tracers
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When chemicals pass all barriers: Polar and persistent substances end up in drinking water
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EU Safe and Sustainable by Design Konzepts (SSbD)
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Understanding of electrochemical processes, materials, and transformations
Materials
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Dialogue in Inorganic Chemistry
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Rethinking Chemistry: Sustainability of Materials and Critical Resources
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Highlights in Solid-State and Materials Chemistry
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Materials for the energy transition
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New Methods and Concepts in Crystal Chemistry
Life Sciences
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Molecules of Life - Molecules in Life
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Robots in Chemistry
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Research Data Infrastructure
Interdisciplinary Symposia
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Rethinking History of Chemistry: Fascinating Stories and Reflections for the Future
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Chemistry meets art
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Boundaries between science and politics
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Final of the national Three Minute Thesis (3 MT)
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Presentation of the JCF teams and regional forums
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Session of the GDCh Division of Magnetic Resonance (FGMR)
Chemistry class
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Experimental lectures
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Discussion Lectures
Other events
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ChemSlam - Science Slam on the subject of chemistry
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Career service
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„Startups“ a breakfast session: impulses for starting a business in chemistry
Annual meetings of the GDCh Divisions & Working Groups
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Division of Chemical Education
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Division Chemists in Civil Service
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Division of Computers in Chemistry
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Working Group Phosphorus chemistry