In the public sector, chemists work in the state monitoring offices, in the federal, state and local environmental authorities and in many other areas such as the fire brigade and customs offices.
Their range of activities is correspondingly diverse. It ranges from pure research activity, work in laboratories and science administration to advisory, evaluation and monitoring activities.
The declared goal of the Working Group founded in March 1994 and raised to the rank of a GDCh Division in December 2004 is the
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With their work, the members of the Chemists in Civil Service work directly in the area of tension between business, science and society. In addition to your chemical expertise, you will need extensive knowledge of legal regulations and socio-political backgrounds.
They take part in the public discussion on the objectification of publicly relevant issues, acting as a neutral and objective link.
The Chemists in Civil Service would therefore like all colleagues
provide a network for cooperation and support.
The Board, which is elected for a four-year term, consists of the chairman, two deputies and at least one, but not more than four, assessors. more
Annual meeting of Chemists in Civil Service 2023
lecture session
"Equal Opportunities" (Job Exchange)
Tue, 05.09., 10.50 a.m. - 12.50 p.m. more
Lecture program "Limiting between science and politics"
Tue, 05.09., 14.10 - 16.50 more
General Assembly
Tue, 05.09., 4.50 p.m. - 5.20 p.m. -
Agenda
Circular 2023 - 1st half of the year
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Circular 2021 - 1st half of the year
Circular 2020 - 2nd half of the year
Circular 2020 - 1st half of the year
Circular 2019 - 2nd half of the year
Circular 2019 - 1st half of the year
Circular 2018
Circular 2016
Circular 2014
Circular 2013
Circular 2011
Circular 2010
Current training courses can be found here
GDCh Office
Dipl.-Biol. Nicole Bürger
Tel .: +49 69 7917-231
Email: n.buerger@gdch.de
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