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Area of Science:

Chemistry publishing
European scientific organizations
Scholarly communication

Background:

Chemistry Europe and its predecessors have a long history.
Several key leaders are stepping down after many years of service.

Discussion:

Reflecting on the impactful careers of retiring Chemistry Europe Presidents.
Acknowledging their dedication to advancing European science publishing.
Highlighting the importance of leadership in scientific societies.

Key Insights:

The retiring Presidents have made substantial contributions.
Their leadership has shaped European science publishing.
Sustained commitment is vital for scientific organizations.

Outlook:

Continuing the legacy of excellence in scientific publishing.
Future directions for Chemistry Europe under new leadership.
The ongoing evolution of scholarly communication in chemistry.