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【组织简介】 The New Swiss Chemical Society was founded in 1992 following a merger of the Swiss Chemical Society (founded in 1901) and the Association of Swiss Chemists (founded in 1920). In 2001 it changed its name to the Swiss Chemical Society (SCS). The SCS has around 2200 members and represents chemistry in Switzerland and in international organisations.
The Swiss Chemical Society represents chemistry in the broadest sense in Switzerland and in international organizations. It notably engages in:
Information, discussion and education in all fields of pure and applied chemistry including economical, ecological and social perspectives. For this purpose it organizes and supports scientific meetings, workshops and other activities that serve the chemical community in Switzerland. A current list of all higher Swiss educational institutions concerned with chemistry in its broadest sense is available here. Activities that promote the interests of chemists in Switzerland and in international professional organizations. Publications like Helvetica Chimica Acta and CHIMIA.
The SCS is a member of the Federation of European Chemical Societies (FECS)
Swiss Chemical Society c/o Ciba, K-1354.3.06, P.O. Box, CH-4002 Basel, Switzerland Dr. R. Darms, K-1354.3.07 Phone: ++4161/696.67.96, Fax: ++4161/696.69.85 Email: scg.darms@pharma.novartis.com
