The European Association of Catalysis Societies is a non-profit organization of 25 National European Catalysis Societies to facilitate, coordinate, and rationalize scientific activities in the field of catalysis on a transnational level. EFCATS and the National Catalysis Societies aim to mutually strengthen all activities on national and transnational levels in all areas of catalysis.
Objectives
To promote scientific and technical progress both in the fundamental understanding and in the application of catalysis in all its manifestations;
To foster public awareness of the importance of catalysis and to initiate educational activities;
To represent the views of the membership and the scientific community at large concerning research priorities to funding agencies, the European Community and national governments;
To act as a center of information on catalysis, and to coordinate and publicize the activities of national catalysis societies and of inter-governmental organizations, through distribution via a Website;
To organize a biennial European Congress on Catalysis, to be known as EUROPACAT;
To act as a vehicle for exchange of information and views on catalysis and science policy;
To arrange meetings and to approve other activities that advance the above objectives;
