The organizing committee of the SCF 2026 Congress is pleased to welcome you to Bordeaux, on the university campus at Matmeca, for this event, taking place from June 22 to 24, 2026. Under the theme “The Challenges for Chemistry of Tomorrow,” this congress will bring together members of the French and international chemistry community, to share the latest advancements across all areas of the discipline.
Organized every three years at the initiative of the Société Chimique de France, this flagship event for our scientific community will offer a diverse program, including invited lectures, scientific presentations, and poster sessions to showcase the most promising research shaping the future of chemistry. A highlight of the congress will be the presentation of the SCF’s Grand National Prizes and binational awards honoring leading researchers in the field.
SCF 2026 is designed to be a space for exchange and meeting, fostering dialogue between scientists of all generations and backgrounds, whether from academia or industry. We hope these three days will provide an opportunity to reflect together on the future challenges and opportunities facing chemistry.
See you soon at the SCF 2026 Congress! The Organizing Committee
SCF 2026: 22-24 June 2026, Université de Bordeaux, France.
General public week-end 20-21 June 2026, Cap-Sciences, Bordeaux, France
12
plenary
lectures
50+
invited
speakers
300+
oral communications
All areas of chemistry will be represented, and joint and cross-disciplinary sessions will be organized to encourage interdisciplinary exchange, focusing on themes such as Organic Chemistry / Chemical Biology, Sustainable Chemistry / Catalysis, Sustainable Chemistry / Polymers and Materials, Solid-State Chemistry / Energy, as well as other interfaces at the heart of today’s major scientific challenges.
SCF 2026 is designed as a space for meeting and dialogue, where scientists of all generations and from all backgrounds, from both academia and industry, come together to share ideas, exchange perspectives, and collectively envision the challenges and opportunities that will shape the chemistry of tomorrow.