AJANKOHTAISTA

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.

The third issue of EuChemS Magazine Plus!

Take a look at the third issue of EuChemS Magazine Plus!

EuChemS Magazine

Last year, it was already announced that EuChemS will restyle its newsletters, meaning that the Brussels News Updates (BNU) and Chemistry in Europe would cease to exist at the beginning of this year. At the same time, a new newsletter called EuChemS Magazine, has been...

IUPAC Elections for the 2024-2025 Term

Every two years, IUPAC holds an election for its officers and committee members. Any qualified individual who is interested in being nominated is invited to contact his/her National Adhering Organization (NAO) and/or the current committee officers. Details on the call...

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.