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Two major conferences in Rijeka brought together 250 chemists from dozens of countries
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Two major conferences in Rijeka brought together 250 chemists from dozens of countries

Two major international chemistry conferences, Solutions in Chemistry 2026 (SiC2026) and RiChem 2026 (RiChem2026), took place in Rijeka, Croatia, attracting 250 chemists from ten countries. The event brought together scientists, researchers, and industry representatives to exchange knowledge and experiences over five days. Notable participants included Morten Meldal, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist from the University of Copenhagen. The conferences were organized by the Croatian Chemical Society and held in collaboration with local and Polish scientific institutions. The event emphasized interdisciplinary research, youth involvement, and strengthening connections between national and international chemical communities. The Croatian Chemical Society has previously hosted similar conferences in Rijeka, highlighting the city’s growing role in academic and scientific networking.

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Two major conferences in Rijeka brought together 250 chemists from dozens of countries

Two major international chemistry conferences, Solutions in Chemistry 2026 (SiC2026) and RiChem 2026 (RiChem2026), took place in Rijeka, Croatia, attracting 250 chemists from ten countries. The event brought together scientists, researchers, and industry representatives to exchange knowledge and experiences over five days. Notable participants included Morten Meldal, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist from the University of Copenhagen. The conferences were organized by the Croatian Chemical Society and held in collaboration with local and Polish scientific institutions. The event emphasized interdisciplinary research, youth involvement, and strengthening connections between national and international chemical communities. The Croatian Chemical Society has previously hosted similar conferences in Rijeka, highlighting the city’s growing role in academic and scientific networking.

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