IUPAC AGAINST WAR IN UKRAINE
In the dramatic circumstance of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the NAO-CNR supports and disseminates the IUPAC statement (March 1, 2022) (https://iupac.org/iupac-statement-on-ukraine/)
"In view of Russia’s incursion into Ukraine, the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) wishes to express its repulsion and condemnation of the use of violence as a means of conflict resolution in this case and any other. War is never the solution; it only exacerbates problems, causes pain, and creates innocent victims.For more than 100 years, IUPAC has promoted the use of chemistry to benefit humankind and the planet through research, the free exchange of ideas, and international
cooperation. Today, we call on the Russian authorities to comply with international conventions and to ensure the integrity of civilians, scientists, educators, and dissidents. Our thoughts are with the victims of so much violence, and we call on world authorities and international organizations to make every effort to end this bloodshed."
We also support and share statements of ISC, Euchems and CNR.
ISC (International Science Council)
https://council.science/statements-international-scientific-community-conflict-ukraine/
Euchems
https://www.euchems.eu/statement-invasion-ukraine/
CNR
https://www.cnr.it/it/comunicato-stampa/10951/cnr-president-joins-call-for-peace-in-ukraine
The video recording of the event is now available!
IUPAC TOP 10 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES in CHEMISTRY 2021: the point of view of the 10 Italian YOs
In a nice contribution, the result of a fruitful teamwork, the Italian IUPAC YO present and comment on the issue 2-2022 of "La Chimica e L'industria", magazine of the Italian Chemical Society, the TOP 10 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES in CHEMISTRY, winners of the IUPAC 2021 call.
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La Sfida della Tavola Periodica IUPAC è la traduzione italiana della Periodic Table Challenge 2.0, versione aggiornata nel 2020 di un’iniziativa di successo lanciata dall’ International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) nel 2019. È un’iniziativa della Commissione Italiana del CNR per IUPAC (https://www.iupac.cnr.it/it/) che ha inteso mettere questo divertente strumento di conoscenza della chimica a disposizione dei tanti italiani residenti all’estero e di tutto il più ampio pubblico italiano. La traduzione in italiano è stata curata dal gruppo di lavoro coordinato da Silvia Borsacchi e costituito da Federico Bella, Andrea Ienco, Augusta Maria Paci e Maurizio Peruzzini, con la preziosa collaborazione di Angela Agostiano, Lidia Armelao, Marco Taddia e Marco Fontani. |
YOUNG OBSERVER 2021
BANDO YO 2021
È aperta la selezione per IUPAC Young Observer italiani 2021.
Scadenza: lunedì 10 maggio 2021 (23:00, CET)
Storie di Young Observer
Il Prof. P. Metrangolo (POLIMI): da YO a Presidente di Divisione IUPAC
(intervista su La Chimica e L’Industria, 2020-4)
Marloes Peeters (Newcastle University)
(How to.... get involved with IUPAC - YouTube)
Global Women’s Breakfast 2021 is the 3rd edition of a successful IUPAC initiative (https://iupac.org/gwb/) aimed at building a network of both women and men working together to address the barriers and inequalities faced by women in science. The theme of 2021 edition is “Empowering Diversity in Science”.
Thanks to the commitment of women, chemists and researchers in Italy, the following online events will be held. The organizers can be contacted for information on participation.
9 February 2021
09:30
POLITECNICO DI MILANO
https://iupac.org/gwb/2021/global-women-breakfast-2021-3/
Prof. Elisabetta Brenna
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II
https://iupac.org/gwb/2021/iupac-breakfast-in-naples/
Prof. Valeria Costantino
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Flyer
10:00
EUCHEMS
https://www.euchems.eu/join-us-global-womens-breakfast-2021/
Speaker: Prof. Angela Agostiano member of the italian Commission forIUPAC and SCI past-president
UNIVERSITÀ DI SIENA
https://iupac.org/gwb/2021/global-womens-breakfast-21/
Dr. Maddalena Corsini
UNIVERSITÀ DELLA CALABRIA
https://iupac.org/gwb/2021/iupac-global-womens-breakfast-in-unical/
Dr. Fortuna Ponte
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In an article published in the recent issue of "La Chimica e L'Industria" entirely dedicated to IUPAC (n.4, 2020, https://www.soc.chim.it/riviste/chimica_industria/rivista/2020/4) Maurizio Peruzzini (president of the Italian National Commission for IUPAC, NAO), Matteo Guidotti (NAO member) and Augusta Maria Paci (NAO collaborator as an expert in international relations) tell the story, the present and the future vision of the Italian National Commission for IUPAC.
Abstract
“In the last 100 years, IUPAC has been playing a key role at worldwide level, not only as a reference for the nomenclature of chemical compounds, but also as an authoritative, impartial and supranational organization supporting chemical research and international scientific cooperation. The committee of the National Adhering Organization, NAO, led by the National Research Council, CNR, has set new goals and action lines to enhance the role of chemistry for sustainable development and presence of Italian chemists at global level. In particuar, the National Commission aims at contributing to Sustainable Development, according to UN's Sustainable Development Goals, SDG, exploiting competences and methods of pure and applied chemical sciences to match the new demand for more sustainable solutions with the needs of society and markets.”
