The registration fee includes: participation, conference documents, coffee breaks and social events. All student participants have to pay a service charge for Welcome Party & Conference Evening.
Registration Type | Early BirdUntil July 31st | RegularFrom August 1st |
Society members of GÖCH, MKE and VCÖ | ||
Regular Ticket | 160,– | 200,– |
Students | Free*/40,– | 80,– |
Side Events | 15,– | 35,– |
Non Society Members | ||
Regular Ticket | 280,– | 330,– |
Students | 80,– | 95,– |
Side Events | 35,– | 50,– |
For All Participants | ||
Excursions | 35,– | 50,– |
Conference Evening for Student Members | 40,– | 40,– |
Conference Evening for Accompanying Persons | 40,– | 40,– |
*Conference evening not included
The registration fee includes: participation, conference documents, coffee breaks and social events.
Dear Colleagues,
The Austrian Chemical Society, GÖCH cordially invites you to participate in the 20th GÖCH Chemietage 2024 to be held from the 23rd to 25th of September at Graz University of Technology. Special mini-symposia will take place on Wednesday 25th of September in the afternoon.
We are excited that this year the Hungarian Chemical Society (MKE) with Magyar Kémikusok Egyesülete as President will be our official partner society.
The theme of this years meeting ‘Biobased Chemistry and Technology’ is seen in a very broad and open context, as we look forward to participation of all different disciplines and fields represented within the GÖCH and beyond.
The 20th Chemietage 2024 offer a fascinating program with keynote lectures given by Ben Feringa, Pablo Rivera-Fuentes, Regina Palkovits, Matthias Beller, Brigitte Voit and András Szarka and a great stage for oral presentations, in parallel sessions, and poster sessions allowing exchanges across all fields and disciplines. The GÖCH Chemietage seek to give the next generation the opportunity to present their research.
Altogether, the GÖCH Chemietage offer the perfect opportunity to get an overview of chemistry in Austria and to strengthen cooperation between research institutions and industry. The program will be rounded off by social evenings with Styrian cuisine providing for detailed exchange and discussions. Additionally, two excursions will be organized to visit nearby industry, Anton Paar and BDI-BioEnergy.
We are proud that the 20th Chemietage are certified as a “Green Meeting” (Environmental Policy UZ62). Please help us to keep up the green spirit during the conference and beyond.
We look forward to welcoming you in Graz for an inspiring, vivid and green meeting!
Conference Chair
Vice President of GÖCH
Head of Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Biobased Systems
TU Graz
The Hungarian Chemical Society, the official partner of the Chemietage 2024 salutes the Austrian Chemical Society, the organizers and the participants.
We are especially happy that the main topic of this meeting is the Biobased Chemistry since biotechnology and biobased chemistry has a century-long tradition in Hungary. The term „biotechnology” was firstly used by the Hungarian agricultural researcher and minister Pál Ereky in 1918. That time, in the early 20th century the founder and owner of G. Richter Plc., Gedeon Richter developed and marketed different organ extracts for therapeutic use.
During the last decades the Hungarian biotechnology and especially the pharmaceutical biotechnology rapidly developed. G. Richter Plc. initiated the development of biologics in its new manufacturing plant in Debrecen and marketed its first biosimilar products worldwide. In this period new biotech startups were established in Hungary providing the solid basis of biotechnology and biobased chemistry research.
These small and big Hungarian companies, and academic institutes too, have been collaborating for decades with Austrian companies and research groups very successfully in research and in production of active pharmaceutical ingredients and other biobased products.
We believe that the presence of the Hungarian Chemical Society on the Chemietage 2024 provides excellent opportunity to establish further collaborations between the Austrian and Hungarian research groups, experts and scientists.
President of the Hungarian Chemical Society
Institute of Chemistry, ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest
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