Celebrating the 50th anniversary of CEFIC with outstanding top European chemists
On 30 May 2022, outstanding scientists and outstanding PhD students in chemistry from European countries were presented and highlighted at a gala event in Brussels as part of the celebration of CEFIC's 50th anniversary. Among them was also Monika Horvat, the Slovenian representative among outstanding young PhD students (picture below).
Martin Brudermüller, President of CEFIC, said: “I am delighted to be surrounded today by the world's best chemists and extremely talented young researchers from all over Europe. The young generation will define the future of chemical innovation in Europe and thus the success of the European Green Agreement. Innovation is our essence: with more than € 9 billion in annual R&D investment, the European chemical industry is the second largest investor in the world. That is why working with the current and next generation of scientists is very important for the future of Europe. "
Selected PhD students will continue to work on a joint CEFIC project to be presented this autumn.
See more on CEFIC web page.
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Picture from 1927, on the picture Albert Einstein and Marie Curie |
Remake of the picture on the left, on the picture Slovenian student Monika Horvat |