The Division of Nuclear Chemistry, founded in 1956, sees its main task in promoting nuclear, radio and radiation chemistry and the students, technicians and scientists working there. The focus should be on informing about new results and applications.
The maintenance of the exchange of ideas and experiences and the conveying of professional suggestions are carried out by:
A key aspect is the promotion and safeguarding of sufficient research, teaching and training capacity in nuclear, radio and radiation chemistry. Contact list for teaching and training in nuclear chemistry - as of November 12th, 2020 ( pdf )
Short link to this page: www.gdch.de/nuclearchemistry
The Division of Nuclear Chemistry in the German Chemical Society represents the scientists and engineers who deal with radioactive substances and ionizing radiation in their work and use them for research, industry, medicine and teaching purposes. Your activities can be summarized in the following areas:
Basic research
- Chemistry of the heaviest elements
- actinide chemistry
- cosmochemistry
- radio analysis
Health and the environment
- nuclear chemistry in the life sciences (radiopharmacy)
- Isotope geochemistry
- Radiation protection and radioecology
- Nuclear forensics
energy
- repository research
- reactor chemistry
- tritium chemistry
Teaching, training and maintenance of skills
The Board consists of the chairman, his deputy and up to five assessors, with universities, industry and research centers being represented. The Board is supported in an advisory capacity by an advisory board, in which student members also participate. more
The contents and the meaning of the work focus of the Division are described in the brochure "Research & Perspectives" (as of January 2018). This brochure can also be sent as a printed copy on request - orders via fg@gdch.de.
PDF (contact list updated 2020)
JuRadChem - the youth organization of the FG nuclear chemistry - is a national network for students and young graduates with up to three years of professional experience who are interested in the topics of radio, nuclear or actinide chemistry.
Board
Young radiochemistry
Prices
Karlsruhe nuclide chart
working group ARH
Membership free of charge for students in the first year, then EUR 5 per year
05.11. - November 7th, Karlsruhe more
Information on the working group for analysis with radionuclides and high-power radiation sources (ARH) more
Contact person in the GDCh business
position is Dipl.-Biol. Nicole Bürger
Tel .: +49 69 7917-231
Email: n.buerger@gdch.de
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