Activities

For students, PhD candidates, and young professionals in chemistry

Activities

As Jong KNCV, we organize activities specifically for chemists, life scientists, and process technologists up to the age of 35. As a member of Jong KNCV, you are also a member of the KNCV, which means you can attend all activities organized by the KNCV and its sections, regional branches, and working groups, often at a discount!

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For the chemists of tomorrow

The NextGen program

The world is changing rapidly. Chemistry plays a key role in this – from climate and energy to health and sustainability. To tackle all these challenges, we need chemists who look beyond their own field of expertise – who are not only experts, but who can also inspire, connect and innovate. We have developed the NextGen programme for these ‘chemists of tomorrow’.

All activities

  1. Less fertiliser, fewer livestock feed imports, less nitrogen loss

    Evening lecture by Prof. Dr. Ir. Johan Sanders organized by the Rotterdamsche Chemische Kring.
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  2. Nuclear energy: technology, applications and prospects

    Evening lecture by Dr. Geert-Jan de Haas, organized by the Bossche Chemische Kring.
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    Voorkant van een gebouw van Avans Hogeschool met glazen entree en bakstenen gevel. Op de voorgrond lopen meerdere studenten over het terrein, met vlaggen en bomen langs de ingang.
  3. Mentoring Program

    Tekst
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  4. NBV Biopharma Symposium 2026

    The NBV Biopharma workgroup organises its annual event: Commercial bioprocesses: to change or not to change?
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  5. Mechanochemistry

    Evening lecture by Prof. Dr. F.P.T.J. Rutjes, organized by the Groningse Chemische Kring.
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  6. Smarter Chemistry: Green, Circular and Safe by Design

    Evening lecture by Dr. Chris Slootweg, organized by the 'Chemische Kring Zwolle'.
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  7. SOC Autumn Symposium 2026

    The theme this year is 'From Molecules to Materials'.
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  8. 2026 NVBMB Fall Meeting: Protein structure, mechanism and design

    NVBMB Fall Meeting 2026
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  9. Dutch Chromatin Meeting 2026

    The 2026 Dutch Chromatin meeting will take place on November 26th at the Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI) in Amsterdam.  Invited speakers• Liesbeth Veenhoff, UMC Groningen• Edda Schulz, Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin PhD students, postdocs, and junior PIs are invited to submit an abstract for a short talk or poster presentation (deadline October 12, 2026). Participation is free of charge, but registration is required. Visit https://nvbmb.kncv.nl/chromatin-2026 for the program and registration.
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