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Joint Breakfast with Pulp & Beyond, ChemBio & Helsinki Chemicals Forum

Welcome to open your exhibition day with a breakfast table served to you by the organizers of Pulp & Beyond, ChemBio Finland and Helsinki Chemicals Forum events! Industries in Transition – Path Forward Together Date and time: Wednesday, 15 April, 8:00–9:50 Place:...

IUPAC International Video Competition for Undergraduate Students

Professor Ari Koskinen has been appointed President of the IUPAC Division of Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry for the next two years, and he is helping to raise awareness in Finland of an international video competition aimed at undergraduate students. The...

Young chemists’ participation grants Helsinki Chemicals Forum 2026

CHEMISTRY DAYS FOUNDATION Young chemists' participation grants Helsinki Chemicals Forum 2026 Grants for 2026 have been awarded. The Chemistry Days Foundation has allocated HCF2026 participation grants as follows: Petteri Vainikka, Lund University Luukas Määttänen,...

Writings on topical issues in the chemical and biotechnology

Read Markus Metsälä's article on Optical spectroscopy and imaging and other articles on the ChemBion website.

KEMIAN SEURAT

Finnish Chemical Societies

Finnish Chemical Societies

Finland has three chemical societies: Finnish Chemical Society (Suomalaisten Kemistien Seura, SKS), Chemical Society of Finland (Finska Kemistsamfundet, FKS) and Finnish Society of Chemical Engineers (Kemiallisteknillinen Yhdistys, KTY). While the three societies operate as independent parallel organizations, it has been agreed that joint responsibilities will be held by Finnish Chemical Society. This applies to official international contacts, so in international context the name of Finnish Chemical Society is to be used.

Finnish National Committee for Chemistry coordinates international activities and represents Finland in international organizations. The three societies maintain close contact with their Nordic counterparts.

Finnish Chemical Societies

Finland has three chemical societies: Finnish Chemical Society (Suomalaisten Kemistien Seura, SKS), Chemical Society of Finland (Finska Kemistsamfundet, FKS) and Finnish Society of Chemical Engineers (Kemiallisteknillinen Yhdistys, KTY). While the three societies operate as independent parallel organizations, it has been agreed that joint responsibilities will be held by Finnish Chemical Society. This applies to official international contacts, so in international context the name of Finnish Chemical Society is to be used.

Finnish National Committee for Chemistry coordinates international activities and represents Finland in international organizations. The three societies maintain close contact with their Nordic counterparts.