The Joint Conference on Chemistry is an annual conference organized by the consortium of Chemistry Department of seven universities in Central Java: Diponegoro University (UNDIP), Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES), Sebelas Maret University (UNS), Jenderal Soedirman University (UNSOED), Satya Wacana Christian University (UKSW), Universitas Muhammadiyah Semarang (UNIMUS), and Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN).
This joint conference has been held since 2006 which initially started with a local seminar to accommodate the dissemination of research results from chemistry lecturers and researchers from the five universities. Starting in 2014, we enhanced the scope of the conference to be an International Conference by inviting overseas participants from all over the world.
The objectives of this Joint conference are:
1. To provide a forum for researchers, educators, students, and industries to exchange ideas, communicate, and discuss research findings and new advances in chemical sciences.
2. To give an opportunity to both academia and practitioners to communicate and discuss Chemical problems faced in research and the industry sector.
3. To enhance the capacities of innovation from researchers and industries who apply science and technology to their work
4. To contribute a formulation of global strategies in advancing chemical science role as well as developing policy initiatives in community
5. To stimulate future collaborations among researchers, educators, industries, and governments who use chemical science and technology.
The conference will be a chemistry-related disciplinary event considering all the major areas of chemistry, including inorganic, physical, organic, analytical, and biochemistry. This conference also presents topics on chemical education, policies, and many other interesting topics. Interfaces with other sciences and other research areas will be actively encouraged.
This joint conference has been held since 2006 which initially started with a local seminar to accommodate the dissemination of research results from chemistry lecturers and researchers from the five universities. Starting in 2014, we enhanced the scope of the conference to be an International Conference by inviting overseas participants from all over the world.
The objectives of this Joint conference are:
1. To provide a forum for researchers, educators, students, and industries to exchange ideas, communicate, and discuss research findings and new advances in chemical sciences.
2. To give an opportunity to both academia and practitioners to communicate and discuss Chemical problems faced in research and the industry sector.
3. To enhance the capacities of innovation from researchers and industries who apply science and technology to their work
4. To contribute a formulation of global strategies in advancing chemical science role as well as developing policy initiatives in community
5. To stimulate future collaborations among researchers, educators, industries, and governments who use chemical science and technology.
The conference will be a chemistry-related disciplinary event considering all the major areas of chemistry, including inorganic, physical, organic, analytical, and biochemistry. This conference also presents topics on chemical education, policies, and many other interesting topics. Interfaces with other sciences and other research areas will be actively encouraged.
