71st Nobel Laureate Meeting

This is an exceptional opportunity to nominate the best and most talented young scientists in the field of chemistry to be invited to the 71st Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau from 26 June to 1 July 2022. Around 600 highly talented young scientists will be in the audience for their lectures, panel discussions, and small-scale discussion sessions.

1 Oct 2021 Jana Procházková

These young participants will be recruited worldwide from among (1) undergraduate students, (2) master's and doctoral students, (3) PhD students, and (4) young postdocs in chemistry and closely related fields.

Application materials can be sent by 6 October 2021 to Bc. Procházková. Further information about the application can be found on the Competitions and awards website.

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