We are the Federation of Commonwealth Chemical Sciences Societies
– or simply, Commonwealth Chemistry
Bound together in the spirit of the Commonwealth, we champion equal opportunity for all, drive innovation, and promote excellence in the chemical sciences for the benefit of the Commonwealth nations and their people.
Chemistry is the universal language that unites us. Commonwealth Chemistry celebrates and elevates the role and practice of the chemical sciences, to society and policymakers across the Commonwealth.
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Taking Chemistry to Market Enhance your knowledge by hearing from an expert panel about their experiences turning their knowledge, skills and research in the chemical sciences into viable and exciting businesses around the world.
Enhance your knowledge by hearing from an expert panel about their experiences turning their knowledge, skills and research in the chemical sciences into viable and exciting businesses around the world.
Careers Conversations Careers Conversations hears chemists from across the Commonwealth talk about their career journeys. From academia to industry, consultants to work in government.
Careers Conversations hears chemists from across the Commonwealth talk about their career journeys. From academia to industry, consultants to work in government.
Research and Proposal Writing in the Sciences Relevant for all chemists, this course covers writing a manuscript, including information on the review process and a grant proposal.
Relevant for all chemists, this course covers writing a manuscript, including information on the review process and a grant proposal.
How to set up a National Chemical Society Dr Leonard Gitu shares his knowledge of setting up their national chemical society and offers advice on what to consider to ensure a successful launch
Dr Leonard Gitu shares his knowledge of setting up their national chemical society and offers advice on what to consider to ensure a successful launch
Commonwealth Chemistry COP26 Policy Statement In November this year the UK will host the United Nations Climate Change Conference – Conference of the Parties 26 (COP26). The Executive Board of Commonwealth Chemistry recognises the urgency for action on climate change and the role of chemistry in tackling issues related to climate change. While we acknowledge that climate change affects the whole planet, Commonwealth nations are among those most affected.
In November this year the UK will host the United Nations Climate Change Conference – Conference of the Parties 26 (COP26). The Executive Board of Commonwealth Chemistry recognises the urgency for action on climate change and the role of chemistry in tackling issues related to climate change. While we acknowledge that climate change affects the whole planet, Commonwealth nations are among those most affected.
Leading a united international effort to combat critical global issues Commonwealth Chemistry’s first President-Elect, Vicki Gardiner, formally takes up her role in May2021. Here, she shares her ambitions for the Federation
Commonwealth Chemistry’s first President-Elect, Vicki Gardiner, formally takes up her role in May2021. Here, she shares her ambitions for the Federation
