It's official: Registration and Call for Abstracts for Chemistry for the Future 2025 (CFF25) are now open! Don't miss the chance to share your research and be part of a leading scientific gathering. The event will take place at the Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry of the University of Pisa from 7 to 9 July 2025.
Registration deadline: May 16, 2025
Abstract submission deadline: May 30, 2025
CFF is a yearly international conference, which has reached its 9th edition, on the frontiers of Chemical Research. The idea of CFF is to convey every year several outstanding scientists from different sectors of chemistry. Every edition of CFF is organized by the 2nd year PhD students of the Doctoral School in Chemistry and Materials Science (DSCM) of the University of Pisa.
CFF 2025 will host:
• 7 outstanding Plenary Lectures held by scientists from all over the world
• 12 keynote lectures, held by 3rd year PhD students
• short oral communications presented by younger researchers
• poster sessions
• social events and network: coffee breaks, happy hour, social dinner… You will a have the possibility to socialize and create a network in an international environment.
Participation in the conference is totally free for all members, with a maximum number of around 100 participants.
A contribution will be asked for the Social Dinner and better defined later with all the related information.
Poster contributions from young scientists on the forefront of chemical research will be welcome.
For the speakers who request it, all travel expenses are covered by the PhD program funding.
Please see the section “Latest Editions” for information on the previous editions.
Best Plenary Lecture:
The Best Plenary Lecture will be selected by the PhD students of DSCM and the author will be invited to hold a short course in the next academic year.
The best invited lecture of CFF2024 voted by the students is Danielle Laurencin
Organized By
Università di Pisa
Dipartimento di Chimica e Chimica Industriale
Doctoral School in Chemistry and Material Science
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