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The FFCh is the professional group of freelance chemists and owners of independent laboratories.
In contrast to many other structures of the GDCh, the FFCh is a professionally mixed group. You can find out more about the companies, orientation and specialisation of the individual members in the members' area.
Our unifying elements are our entrepreneurial independence and the high standards we set for the quality of our services. These are, for example:The specialist group pursues the goals of scientific exchange and further training. To this end, regular training events and member meetings are held. We also encourage chemists to set up their own businesses by providing information and support.
As members, we find professional and personal support in the group, cooperate on projects and benefit from mutual exchange.Shortlink to this page: www.gdch.de/ffch
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Dipl.-Biol. Nicole Bürger
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The FFCh supports chemists who want to become self-employed, whether as laboratory owners, by setting up a production company or as freelance consultants or experts in any speciality.
The board consists of the chairman, his deputy and at least one, but no more than four assessors.
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The specialist group awards the Martin Heinrich Klaproth Prize at irregular intervals.