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external relations/INTERNATIONAL

At the international level, the Danish Chemical Society engages in the following key activities:

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  • Maintains a long-standing, strong collaboration with its sister societies in the Nordic countries: Finland, Norway, and Sweden.

  • Through Förlagsföreningen Acta Chemica Scandinavica, this collaboration includes shared economic interests in the Royal Society of Chemistry journals Dalton Transactions, Perkin Transactions 1, and Perkin Transactions 2.

  • Together with 12 other European chemical societies, the Danish Chemical Society is a co-owner of the Royal Society of Chemistry journal Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (PCCP).

  • Represents Denmark in the European Chemical Society (EuChemS).

  • Influences the future strategies of the European Commission, other European groupings, and national bodies through EuChemS’ involvement in the Alliance for Chemical Sciences and Technologies in Europe (AllChemE).

  • Appoints members to the Danish National Committee for Chemistry, which represents Denmark in the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC).

  • Organizes lectures, discussion meetings, and courses for its members.

Danske repræsentanter i EuChemS professional Networks:

 

Divisions:

Analytical Chem. : Nikoline Juul Nielsen, KU.

Chem. Education : Asbjørn Petersen, KF.

Chem. And Energy : -

Chem. And the Environment : -

Chem. Biology and Chem. In Life Sciences: -

Computational and Theo. Chem : Caspar Steinmann, Aalborg Univ.

Food Chem.: -

Green and Sustainable Chem. : Rasmus Fehrmann, DTU & Anders Riisager, DTU

Glycoscience : Mads Clausen, DTU & Christian Pedersen, KU

History of Chem: Asbjørn Petersen, KF

Inorg. Chem.: -

Nuclear and Radiochem.: Xiaolin Hou (ingen affiliation)

Org. Chem. : Kira Astakhova, DTU.

Organometallic Chem.: Troels Skrydstrup, Aarhus Univ.

Physical Chem. : -

Solid State and Materials Chem. : -

 

Working Parties

Chem. For Cultural Heritage: -

Ethics in Chem: Tom Boersen, Aalborg Univ.

Formulations in Chem.: -

Mechanochem.: -

European Young Chemists’ Network: -

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