European Young Chemists' Network
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Learn more about interesting chemistry related topics from interviews with young professionals and professors. Also hear something about the latest news in science in general.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Chemistry becomes a public profession here, with clear interviews on communication, policy, institutions, and the technologies shaping the field.
EYCN Podcast - Chemistry To Your Ears follows chemistry beyond the experiment, using interviews to trace how the field reaches public communication, policy, professional organizations, and emerging technology.
IUPAC's president-elect talks committee seats; your chemistry curiosity gets a visitor's badge.
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A measured look at how chemistry training can lead into public-facing science work.
It frames science communication as a workable career path, not just an aspiration. The discussion follows Marie with Ruth Pereira and Fernando Gomoyon-Bell from chemistry training into public-facing roles, with Ruth moving from a PhD-era Instagram project to social media work at…
A grounded look at how scientists move from evidence to influence.
The episode keeps science policy rooted in the practical question of how researchers shape decisions on climate and other global challenges. Marie sets that frame cleanly, then Jovana Milic and a policy-side guest follow the path from research to advice, diplomacy, and…
Chemistry's international machinery, explained with patience, career context, and a clear sense of where young chemists fit.
Mary Garson's conversation with Karl is a calm, institution-minded look at IUPAC through the career of a chemist with long ties to the organization.
A steady guide to how chemistry's next tools are being framed and prioritized.
Javier Garcia Martinez uses IUPAC's annual top 10 emerging technologies in chemistry list to map where the field seems to be heading. The piece keeps its footing as it moves through AI, energy, health, and digital technology, treating chemistry as a practical discipline rather…
Research made practical, patient, and public.
Chemistry with the footnotes left in.
The periodic table, read by a business desk.
Chemistry, queerness and grad school, told by the chemists
Science policy begins as a bridge, but not a tidy one.
Science communication sits between the lab and the people who might care about what happens there.
Mary Garson, IUPAC president-elect, traces her path from a 1972 organic chemistry lecture on nomenclature to leadership roles that include division president in 2014 and chairing the IUPAC 100 centenary committee in 2019.
Javier Garcia Martinez joins the show as the podcast keeps rolling after its first post-hiatus episode in December.
Marc Calada's EYCN Podcast interviews Victor Mogu about converting CO2 into chemicals or fuels with renewable electricity.