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In the 60 local associations and 54 regional forums of the JungChemikerForum of the GDCh, a large number of lectures and events take place every month, which appeal to both a specialist audience and those interested in chemistry. Contact, information and archive

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Datum	VA-NR	Veranstaltung
22.06.2021		The Coming of Age of De Novo Protein Design Ort: TU Darmstadt Referent: Prof. Dr. David Baker, Washington University, Seattle Art: OV am 22.06.2021 (17:00 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
22.06.2021		Sustainable and Environmental Chemistry from Multiscalar Theoretical Calculations Ort: OV Bonn Referent: Dr. Oldamur Hollóczki, OV Bonn Art: OV am 22.06.2021 (17:00 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
24.06.2021		Sustainable driven Transformation in Chemical Industry - Contribution of Bio-based Building Blocks Ort: Hannover Referent: Dr. Dagmar Kunsmann-Keite, Direktor - Hydrogenation & Renewable Chemistry, BASF Art: OV am 24.06.2021 (17:15 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
28.06.2021		Towards highly selective and cost-effective Ru-catalyzed olefin metathesis Ort: Braunschweig Referent: Prof. Dr. Marc Manduit, ENSC Rennes Art: OV am 28.06.2021 (17:15 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
01.07.2021		Vom Molekül zum Material – Neues aus der Chemie der Polysiloxane und Polysilsesquioxane Ort: Online Referent: Prof. Dr. Guido Kickelbick, Universität des Saarlandes Art: OV am 01.07.2021 (17:15 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
01.07.2021		GDCh-Kolloquium "Shape-selective fluxional carbon cages" Ort: Technische Universität Chemnitz - Institut für Chemie - https://webroom.hrz.tu-chemnitz.de/gl/mic-3zb-wva-srn Referent: Prof. Paul McGonigal - Department of Chemistry - Durham University, Prof. Dr. Michael Sommer Art: OV am 01.07.2021 (16:00 Uhr) TU Chemnitz, Institut für Chemie, Hörsaal 232, Straße der Nationen 62, Eingang Universitätsbibliothek, Bahnhofstraße Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
06.07.2021		Battery recycling - Closing the loop in e-mobility Ort: TU Darmstadt Referent: Dr. Kerstin Schierle-Arndt, BASF, Ludwigshafen Art: OV am 06.07.2021 (14:00 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
08.07.2021		Energiewende en miniature: Combining catalysis and reaction engineering at a particle level Ort: Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg Referent: Kai Olaf Hinrichsen, Tobias Hertel Art: OV am 08.07.2021 (16:15 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
08.07.2021		Energiewende en miniature: Combining catalysis and reaction engineering at a particle level Ort: Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg Referent: Kai Olaf Hinrichsen, Tobias Hertel Art: OV am 08.07.2021 (16:15 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv
08.07.2021		Harnessing Nature’s Toolbox for Selective Halogenations: New Concepts for an Old Problem Ort: Erlangen Referent: Prof. Dr. Tanja Gulder, Universität Leipzig Art: OV am 08.07.2021 (17:15 Uhr) Online Kontaktdaten: www.gdch.de/ovv

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The GDCh on site

Colloquia and events on site

The Coming of Age of De Novo Protein Design

Sustainable and Environmental Chemistry from Multiscalar Theoretical Calculations

Sustainable driven Transformation in Chemical Industry - Contribution of Bio-based Building Blocks

Towards highly selective and cost-effective Ru-catalyzed olefin metathesis

Vom Molekül zum Material – Neues aus der Chemie der Polysiloxane und Polysilsesquioxane

GDCh-Kolloquium "Shape-selective fluxional carbon cages"

Battery recycling - Closing the loop in e-mobility

Energiewende en miniature: Combining catalysis and reaction engineering at a particle level

Energiewende en miniature: Combining catalysis and reaction engineering at a particle level

Harnessing Nature’s Toolbox for Selective Halogenations: New Concepts for an Old Problem