The oldest and largest Czech scientific society in the field of chemistry, the Czech Chemical Society (ČSCH), is a constituent member of the European Association for Chemical and Molecular Sciences (EuCheMS) and has a wide range of activities. The society´s web pages http://www.csch.cz and its journal pages http://chemicke-listy.vscht.cz/ offer more information. and Bohumil Kratochvíl.
This scientific society has become in the last 104 years one of the largest and most active society in the Czech Republic. It now consists of 830 members who work in five regional branches and in eight scientific divisions. and Svatopluk Bílý.
CZELO (Czech Liaison Office for Development and Research), the Technology Center AS CR and the Czech Biotechnology Association Biotrin organized a one-day seminar entitled Czech Republic - Your Partner in Agrobiotechnology Research in Brussels on November 22. This seminar brought an overview of selected biotechnology activities and food biotechnology sector in the Czech Republic. and [Táňa Perglová].
The project Czech Mobility Centre was established to expand a flourishing European Research Area (ERA), designed to be one of the pillars helping Europe to become one of the most competitive economies in the world by 2010. The Czech Services Centre (CSC) was established during the years 2005-2007 and it is a part of the European Services Network (EURAXESS) consisting of more than 200 Services Centres in 35 countries in Europe CSC offers, for example, information about jobs and funding opportunities in the Czech Republic, advice on "reintegration"' of researchers in their home country, help with entry conditions, family support, practical and legal assistance, etc. and Viktória Bodnárová, Markéta Doležalová.