9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9)

Join us for the 9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress, taking place in Dublin from 7th to 11th July. Featuring an impressive lineup of 9 keynote speakers, including 3 Nobel Prize winners, alongside 64 invited speakers, and over 1,400 presentations encompassing oral, flash talks, and poster formats across 8 main programme themes, as well as mini-symposia, workshops, and sessions organised by the European Young Chemists' Network (EYCN), topped with a designated Industry Day. This event provides an incredible opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research and connect with peers from around the world.  Register today to secure your place at #EuChemS2024! https://lnkd.in/epjjzHS4. #chemistry #science #BioPharmaChem #Dublin EuChemS (European Chemical Society)

Last week, I attended the last conference of my PhD. And what a week it was ! 🤩 🚀 The 9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9), organized by EuChemS (European Chemical Society) and Chemistry Ireland, set in the beautiful city of Dublin, was a success at every level. 🇮🇪 👏 It was a fabulous week filled by a very rich program with plethora of inspiring scientific talks, including two Nobel Laureates, and an amazing young program from the European Young Chemists' Network (EYCN) which dived into key topics such as green chemistry, entrepreneurship, diversity, inclusion, science policy and science communication. The conference was also the opportunity to reconnect with old friends and forge new connections, while getting to know more about the work of many fantastic organizations, from the American Chemical Society and Royal Society of Chemistry to IUPAC, International Younger Chemists Network (IYCN), Beyond Benign—Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future, DUDE CHEM, Lives in Chemistry from the German Chemical Society (GDCh), Ciencia en el Parlamento, Chemistry World, Agata Communications and many more. ⚛️🧪 And to end this fantastic week, I am deeply honored to be awarded the European Young Chemists’ Gold Medal 2023 for my work on the recycling of rare earth elements. 🌟🥇 It was an immense honor to receive this recognition alongside the brilliant Sara Ferrara, who has been pioneering greener alternatives to circumvent the use of rare earth elements in lighting. I want to congratulate her along side the two winners in the early-career level, Gianluigi Albano and Michael Howlett, and all the finalists for their outstanding contributions. 👏 💫 This is a powerful reminder of how our collective efforts in various fields of chemistry are vital in addressing global challenges. 🌍 🌱 As John Warner aptly said, “Today is the best day to be a Chemist.” 👩🔬 🔬 Here’s to continued innovation and collaboration in our quest for a more sustainable future. Cheers to all who made ECC9 an unforgettable experience! (and keep an eye on the registrations for the #ECC10 which will be co-organized by the KVCV in Antwerp in 2026 ✨ 🇧🇪) #ECC9 #EuChemS #ChemistryIreland #Sustainability #GreenChemistry #YoungChemists #Innovation #Collaboration #ChemistryCommunity

As Floris Rutjes, EuChemS Vice-President said in his address at the closing ceremony of the 9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9): what a week it was! Such an excellent congress deserved a similarly excellent closing session, which involved two EuChemS award ceremonies. First, Floris Rutjes presented the EuChemS Award for Service to Robert Parker from the Royal Society of Chemistry for his long-standing support in championing EuChemS's goals. Next, came the exciting announcement of the two Gold and Silver medallists of the EuChemS Young Chemists' Award. In the PhD category, the silver medal was received by Sara Ferrara, and the gold medal was presented to Marie Perrin. In the Early Career Researcher category, Michael Howlett is the silver medallist, and Gianluigi Albano received the Gold Medal. The honours were presented by Gianluca Farinola, Floris Rutjes and Maximilian Menche. We would like to congratulate to the awardees, as well as all finalists, who all presented excellent chemistry. A presentation from Thomas Vranken followed the awards, giving a little taste of what is to come at the next EuChemS Chemistry Congress #ECC10 which will be co-organised by KVCV in Antwerp, Belgium in 2026. At the end, Chemistry Ireland president Pat Guiry formally closed #ECC9. We were delighted to attend such an outstanding event, and we are looking forward to seeing you all in Antwerp, in 2026. We would like to kindly thank everyone who contributed to the success, and attended this excellent event!

9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9) carries on with excellent scientific and social programmes. Yesterday, the finalists of the EuChemS Young Chemists' Award held their presentations at the session organised by European Young Chemists' Network (EYCN) in front of a live audience. In the evening, delegates gathered for a congress dinner at a special location, at the Croke Park GAA (Gaelic football and hurling) stadium. EuChemS President Angela Agostiano and Vice President Floris Rutjes were there alongside many prominent members of the European chemistry community.

Proud sponsors of the 9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9) industry day today in the Convention Centre. Call over to see us at stand C04. Congratulations to Pat Guiry and all for organising a fantastic event 👏 SSPC, SFI Research Centre for Pharmaceuticals #chemistry #research #collaboration

What an amazing week it’s been at the 9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9). I don’t think I’ve ever been to such a busy chemistry conference. Absolutely super. Today is going to be electrifying with some fabulous talks geared around #Electrocatalysis and #Electrochemistry. ElectroReact has certainly been very popular on the Asynt stand. With heating and stirring all possible through a conventional stirrer hotplate, the platform allows you to use your own electrodes too. ⚡️ Massive thanks again to EuChemS (European Chemical Society) and Chemistry Ireland for putting together an amazing week of chemistry. Until next time……. #ECC9 #EuchemS2024

🌟 Exciting Day at the 9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9) in Dublin! 🌟 Today, BioPharmaChem Skillnet had the incredible opportunity to be a part of the Industry Day during the ECC9 at The Convention Centre Dublin (The CCD). It was an enlightening experience, listening to industry leaders discuss the latest trends and innovations in chemical research and development. The day started with a warm welcome, followed by a series of inspiring sessions: 🧠 Entering the Cognitive Era: Mark Kelly from AI Ireland highlighted AI's revolutionary impact on the PharmaChemical industry and healthcare, opening our eyes to the future possibilities. 🌱 Innovating for a Greener Future: Kevin Maloney from Merck showcased the development of biocatalytic processes for sustainable API manufacturing, emphasising the importance of eco-friendly practices in our industry. In the afternoon, we explored real-world collaborations between academia and industry through compelling case studies: 🔬 Improving Key Steps in Palladium Catalysis: Professor Pat Guiry from University College Dublin, in collaboration with Eli Lilly and Company UK & Ireland, presented significant advancements in API synthesis. 🌍 Farm Zero C: Dr. Cian White from BiOrbic, Bioeconomy SFI Research Centre, Trinity College Dublin, shared insights on the collaborative project with Carbery Farms, highlighting sustainable agricultural practices. 🩺 Selio Medical SSPC Industry Collaboration: Dr. Sally Ryan from Selio Medical detailed the innovative partnership, showcasing the power of collaborative research. The day concluded with an insightful panel discussion on the future of the (Bio)PharmaChemical industry in Ireland. Hearing from experts like Dr. Sinead Keogh,Director of BioPharmaChem Ireland, Professor Damien Thompson, SSPC, SFI Research Centre for Pharmaceuticals Tracey Donnery, Director of Policy & Communications, Skillnet Ireland and Dr. Daniel Egan,Director of Commercialization Development & Supply, MSD Ireland Ballydine was truly inspiring. A huge thank you to all the speakers and organisers for such a knowledge-rich event. Excited to bring these insights back to BioPharmaChem Skillnet and contribute to our continuous growth and innovation. Siobhán Dean Matt Moran Susan Costello Iva Peradenic #ECC9 #BioPharmaChem #IndustryDay #ChemicalResearch #Innovation #AI #Sustainability #Collaboration #FutureOfPharma

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Great to be attending the 9th EuChemS Chemistry Congress (ECC9) here in Dublin with 1700 delegates discussing a huge range of chemistry related topics over 5 days in the wonderful Convention Centre on the shores of the River Liffey. Well done to Pat Guiry and Celine Marmion supported by Patrick Hobbs for the enormous efforts to organise this event - fantastic for the profile of Ireland and for the Biopharma sector here