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SCC reveals research paper award winners
The US Society of Cosmetic Chemists has unveiled the winners of the awards to be presented at its 78th Annual Scientific Meeting in Los Angeles in December. The awards recognise research
papers and cosmetic science advancements submitted to the 77th meeting last year. The list of awards is as follows: ■ Young Scientist (under 40) award (sponsored by Surfatech): Christopher Kreuger, PhD (Beiersdorf) for Next Generation Risk Assessments: Advancing Safety Assessment of Cosmetic Ingredients without Animal Testing ■ Hans A. Schaeffer award (sponsored by SCC) for most innovative paper: Dr. Hang Ma (University of Rhode Island) for Ferroptosis - A New Perspective for Physiologically Relevant Antioxidant Activity of Natural Products in Skin Protection: A Case Study of Cannabinoids
■ Shaw Mudge award (sponsored by SCC) for best paper: Dr. Nadine Pernodet (The Estée Lauder Companies) for The Future of Skincare: Harnessing Epigenetics, from Anti-Aging to Age Reversal ■ Society Of Cosmetic Chemists award (sponsored by Hallstar) for best paper on protecting human skin from UV radiation: Jennifer Marsh (Procter & Gamble) for Delivering Hair Care Benefits from Botanicals ■ Alan B. & Jeanette Black award (sponsored by Presperse) for best paper on sustainable formulations
: Cara Eaton (Croda) for Carbon in the Supply Chain: A Case Study on Methodology Development for Measurement of Impact ■ Joseph P. Ciaudelli award (sponsored by Croda) for best hair care article appearing in the Journal of Cosmetic Science: Masato Yoshida (Milbon), Ryo Maruyama (Milbon) and Asao Yamauchi (Osaka Industrial Technology Research Institute) for Repairing Bleach-Damaged Hair by Treating With Polyphenol in the Presence of Cu (II) Ions ■ Des Goddard award (sponsored by SCC) for most innovative paper on polymer science: Casey Posner (University of Toledo) for Transfer- resistant lipsticks: are bio-based film formers effective substitutes for synthetic film formers? The SCC’s 78th Annual Scientific
Meeting takes place on 11-13 December at the JW Marriott LA Live in Los Angeles, California.
Berlin poised for return of Sepawa Congress
The organiser of the Sepawa Congress in Berlin, Germany has revealed the keynote presentation for the 2024 edition that takes place on 16-18 October. Professor Clemens Fuest,
president of the Munich-based IFO Institute for Economic Research, will discuss ‘Europe 2024/2025: Between Energy Crisis And Geopolitical Challenges – Economic Perspectives For European Chemical Industry’. This keynote will provide
critical insights into the economic challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the personal and home care sectors. In addition to the keynote there
These interactive sessions are
designed to foster dialogue and exchange ideas, allowing attendees to gain diverse perspectives on key issues facing the industry today. Beyond the 150+ lectures and
will be several panel discussions featuring leading professionals from various industries. These discussions will cover
topics such as ‘Fragrances – Product Safety in Focus’ and ‘Eco Beauty Scores and Certifications – A Panel Discussion with the Key Players’.
poster presentations, the exhibition area will showcase innovative products and technologies, providing attendees with a chance to explore the latest solutions. In total, the event is expected
to bring together around 3,500 attendees and more than 350 exhibitors.
The popular networking events, including the After Event, will also be back, fostering connections in a relaxed setting.
Record numbers ride Seoul train at in-cosmetics Korea RX Global pointed to the
The organiser of the in-cosmetics Korea trade show has revealed the 2024 edition attracted record visitor numbers to Seoul. RX Global said the event, co-
located with Intercharm on 24-26 July, had over 16,700 visitors - nearly a third more than last year. “This year’s event has
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undoubtedly been our most successful in-cosmetics Korea to date. The co-location with Intercharm brought in new prospects, and our digital enhancements significantly improved the visitor experience,” added exhibition director Sarah Gibson.
Natural Extract Zone being expanded at this year’s event to better reflect trends in natural ingredients. The expansion was so well-
received that the Natural Extract Zone will be replaced by a larger Inner Beauty Zone in 2025.
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PCHi opens 2025 awards
nominations The organiser of the Personal Care and Homecare Ingredients (PCHi) trade show in China has opened the nominations process for the 2025 Fountain Awards. The awards recognise and
reward groundbreaking products and technologies that have significantly advanced the industry. Show organiser Reed
Sinopharm Exhibitions (RSE) said all entries will undergo a thorough and independent evaluation by a distinguished judging committee. This panel includes leading domestic and international scientific researchers from prestigious institutions, seasoned professionals from top cosmetics manufacturing companies, and experts from PCHi’s Cosmetics Science & Technology Innovation Committee (CSTIC). For nomination details and
information about the awards selection criteria, contact Sophia Qiu at jun.qiu@reedsinopharm. com.
The deadline for submissions
is 22 November. Winners will be announced during the PCHi Fountain Awards Ceremony on 19 February 2025. Meanwhile, industry
professionals can now pre-register for the next edition of PCHI that takes place on 19-21 February at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou at
www.bit. ly/PCHi2025prereg.
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