Alina is a PhD student at RWTH Aachen University and is part of the “Evonik Perspectives” network. In our networks@Evonik blog, she explains how she became part of the program and explains what it means to be a part of “Perspectives”.

Lauren studies Chemical Engineering and decided to join the student network UNITECH International to get out of her comfort zone and to challenge herself. In our networks@Evonik blog, she talks about the many opportunities a network offers to bring University and a career together.

Tobias is a PhD student in Chemistry and, in addition, is active in the young Chemistry Forum (JCF). In our networks@Evonik blog, he writes about how he and his peers re-established the JCF Düsseldorf and the many opportunities offered by the connection between Evonik and JCF.

Cléa joined the UNITECH International network during her Master studies. In our networks@Evonik blog, she talks about the structure of the programme, her internship and the reason why she decided to stay at Evonik after her studies.

Alice Soldá is the former chair of the European Young Chemists´ Network (EYCN). In our networks@Evonik blog, she not only talks about the EYCN and her tasks as chair but also about the reason why it is so important to network.

Anna attends the University of Muenster and is very active at the SOM - Symposium Oeconomicum Muenster. In our networks@Evonik blog, she writes about her work at the SOM and about her time as a working student at Evonik.

Katharina is deputy spokesperson of the YoungChemistForum (JCF) – the youth organization of the German Chemical Society (GDCh) – and a Chemistry PhD student. In our networks@Evonik blog, she tells us about her tasks and work at the JCF and why the collaboration with Evonik is also interesting for her as a PhD student.

Cléa decided to join the UNITECH International network during her master studies. In our networks@Evonik blog, Cléa not only introduces you to UNITECH but also tells you about her application experiences and how she got to know Evonik.