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. NVBMB Dutch Structural Biology Day in Leiden

    15 Years of NeCEN, Dutch Structural Biology Day & EMPower Kick-off in Leiden on 26 November 2026
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  2. Mechanochemistry

    Evening lecture by Florian Ort MSc., 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. MB12 Microbial Biotechnology Symposium

    12th Microbial Biotechnology Symposium
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  4. The Chemistry of Seeing

    Evening lecture by Dr. Jaap Bruins Slot organized by the Rotterdamsche Chemische Kring.
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  5. Speculaas and speculations about healthy eating.

    Evening lecture by IJsbrand Velzeboer, organized by the 'Chemische Kring Zwolle'.
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  6. The complexity of protein transition

    Evening lecture by Dr. Martina Sura organized by the Rotterdamsche Chemische Kring.
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  7. Essential oils and a smaller ecological footprint

    Evening lecture by Dr. Jules Beekwilder organized by the Rotterdamsche Chemische Kring.
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  8. 28th Netherlands' Catalysis and Chemistry Conference: NCCC XXVIII

    This conference continues the successful series of meetings, started in Lunteren (2000) and continued annually in Noordwijkerhout.  
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  9. Mechanochemistry

    Evening lecture by Florian Ort MSc. organized by the Rotterdamsche Chemische Kring.
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