To provide an attractive program in every part of Austria, local representatives are operating at key locations. They organise events and form the link between the local young scientists and the Junge Chemie board.

Speaker: Marvin Perner
E-Mail: innsbruck@jungechemie.at
I started my Bachelor's degree in Chemistry at the University of Innsbruck in the winter semester 2023/24. After the first few weeks, I immediately joined Young Chemists because I really liked the activities they offer and wanted to actively participate. In addition to the interesting events, I see good networking and the development of soft skills as one of the great advantages of being part of the Young Chemists Network.

Deputy Speaker: Luca Peters
E-Mail: innsbruck@jungechemie.at
In October 2023, I started my Master's degree in Chemical Engineering at the LFU in Innsbruck and became aware of the Young Chemists almost immediately. I have always found it exciting to experience chemistry in exchange with others - be it at events, excursions or discussions on current topics. I am particularly looking forward to implementing ideas and making interesting contacts together with a motivated team.

Speaker: Laurenz Krestel
E-Mail: linz@jungechemie.at
Since 2017, I have been studying Chemistry and Chemical Technologies at the Johannes Kepler University in Linz. Early on in my studies, I became acquainted with Young Chemists Linz, which promote togetherness among students with fun and educational events. Since I have been interested in business and science for many years, especially in chemistry, it is important to me to bring the interests of the industry closer to the students.

Deputy Speaker: Adrian Theil
E-Mail: linz@jungechemie.at
Since October 2017, I have been studying Chemistry and Chemical Technologies at JKU in Linz. From the beginning I had good contacts to members of the Young Chemists Linz and also participated in some events. Therefore, in the summer of 2021, I decided to join the Young Chemists and become a part of the Linz regional representation. During this time, I was able to get to know chemistry students from all over Austria and also helped organize various events. I am happy to be a part of this team as there is a positive and supportive environment and you also have the chance to learn a lot about the chemical industry and chemistry in general in Austria.

Speaker: Kerstin Neuhauser
E-Mail: salzburg@jungechemie.at
In March 2022 I started my master’s studies in materials science and one semester later I became aware of the Austrian Young Chemists. I was convinced of what they were doing and decided I want to actively participate to create contact with other students interested in chemistry. The organization of events and the contact with the industry are further points that make the work with the Young Chemists interesting and exciting.

Deputy Speaker: Jakob Praxmair
E-Mail: salzburg@jungechemie.at
I am currently working on my dissertation in the field of photoelectrochemistry at the University of Salzburg and have been a member of the Young Chemists since 2021. Connecting students with industry, research, but also with each other is the main motivation for me to actively participate. Over the past few years, I have come to appreciate the informative and entertaining events organized by the Young Chemists just as much as the people I have met. That's why I want to make sure that this program continues and is expanded.

Speaker: Noah Steinacher
E-Mail: wien@jungechemie.at
I am currently doing my bachelor’s in technical chemistry at the TU Wien and joined the Young Chemists in May of 2021. I was quickly convinced by the concept and I’m happy to be part of such a great group. The new perspectives that one can experience as a part of the Young Chemists make it interesting to contribute here. It is our goal to become the intermediate between students who want to learn more about chemistry than the curriculum offers and companies or institutions.

Deputy Speaker: Lukas Magenheim
E-Mail: wien@jungechemie.at
I joined Junge Chemie in 2019. Chemistry is a very versatile science, the personal interests and goals of fellow students often differ fundamentally. It is therefore all the more important to promote a lively interdisciplinary and intergenerational exchange. Together with my colleagues in Vienna, I help promoting the networking of young chemists and people interested in chemistry both within Austria and internationally, and also to contribute to bringing this subject a little closer to the center of society and to pass on our personal enthusiasm to the next generations.

Speaker: Kevin Pree
E-Mail:graz@jungechemie.at
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Deputy Speaker: Irisa Llanaj
E-Mail:graz@jungechemie.at
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