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The Sustainable Polymers in Liquid Formulations Revolution Annual Summit

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This RSC Summit will focus on two PLFs missions: develop and scale biodegradable PLFs by 2030 and advance circular economy infrastructure for PLFs by 2030. The program includes speakers from across the PLFs ecosystem including industry, academia and government, and there will be ample opportunities to network throughout the event.

This event is invitation-only with very limited places available. Please get in touch with RSC at [email protected] to attend.

IUPAC XVI Postgraduate Summer School on Green Chemistry

The Summer School offers the unique opportunity to bring together a number of experts in the field of Green Chemistry and young researchers. This synergy of competencies is a valuable occasion to promote and facilitate diffusion and transfer of knowledge in this emerging and evolving field.

In this Summer School, postgraduate students will have the opportunity to present their research during either Virtual and on-person Poster Session. The best three posters will be selected and awarded by our sponsors during an award ceremony.

ACS GCI Green and Sustainable Chemistry Summer School

This highly selective week-long program gathers graduate students and postdoctoral chemists and engineers from North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean. During the fully funded opportunity, students attend lectures, interactive project sessions, present their research, hold discussions, and network with each other and the faculty.

Sustainable Soft Matter Symposium

Flyer for the Graduate Student Symposium at ACS Spring 2025, Bonds That Matter: Soft Materials for a Sustainable World, with a QR code

The ACS Graduate Student Symposium Planning Committee (GSSPC) presents "Bonds That Matter: Soft Materials for a Sustainable World" at the Spring 2025 ACS National Meeting in San Diego, CA. Sponsored by the Division of Chemical Education, the all-day symposium is entirely planned by graduate students, including topic selection, fundraising, recruiting speakers, advertising, and symposium logistics. The focus of the symposium is the production and processing of high performance, sustainable soft matter and its role in achieving a circular economy.

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