European Association For Chemical and Molecular Sciences - Divisions and Working Parties

Divisions and Working Parties

The EuCheMS scientific Divisions and Working Parties enhance networking in their own fields of expertise and promote collaboration with other European and international organisations. The Divisions and Working Parties organise high quality scientific conferences in chemical and molecular sciences and interdisciplinary areas.

Division of Analytical Chemistry

Division of Chemical Education

Division of Chemistry and the Environment

Division of Chemistry in Life Sciences

Division of Computational Chemistry

Division of Electrochemistry

Division of Food Chemistry

Division of Inorganic Chemistry

Division of Nuclear and Radiochemistry

Division of Organic Chemistry

Division of Organometallic Chemistry

Division of Physical Chemistry

Working Party on Chemistry and Energy

Working Party on Chemistry for Cultural Heritage

Working Party on Green and Sustainable Chemistry

Working party on Ethics in Chemistry

Working Party on the History of Chemistry

Working Party on Solid State Chemistry

European Young Chemists' Network

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