Dear Member Society Representatives, if you think your peers, Society members, and other research networks might be interested in how to make laboratory work more sustainable, we would like to direct you to two recent FEBS Network posts that compile some of the organisations, individuals and companies that participated in the Green Laboratory Work online conference last May/June. I copy below the links to the posts: What should our future look like? https://network.febs.org/posts/what-should-our-future-look-like Everything for your career – sustainably https://network.febs.org/posts/everything-for-your-career-sustainably If you click on the Green matters badge of either post, you can access other posts related to sustainability and related topics, such as this one about the Laboratory Efficiency Assessment Framework (LEAF) program developed at the University College London (UCL), which was also part of the Green Laboratory Work conference. Please let us know if there are other topics you would like us to explore on the FEBS Network. With my very best wishes, Fiona

It sounds like you all had a great time at the YSF 2022! :)If you are free on Sunday at 13:15, join us at the workshop organised by the Chairs of three FEBS Committees to explore ways to optimise and integrate three key FEBS activities: the YSF, the ENABLE conference, and the FEBS Junior Sections. Join the discussions, fresh from your YSF success! FEBS Workshop on Integration of Activities for Young Scientists (YSF, ENABLE, Junior Sections) – Bringing together young researchers across Europe and beyond Sunday July 10; 13:15–14:15; Auditorium 8 Organized by the FEBS Working Group on the Careers of Young Scientists, the FEBS Education Committee and the FEBS Working Group on Integration. Chairs: Irene Díaz Moreno, Spain; Ferhan Sağın, Turkey; Jerka Dumić, Croatia Students and young researchers can be effective contributors to the work of national molecular life science Societies, in addition to benefiting from activities created for them. The impact of those activities and contributions could be even greater when young scientists collaborate across Societies and countries. FEBS offers a range of activities for early-career scientists and considers that some of those activities – specifically the FEBS Young Scientists’ Forum, the FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE conference, and the FEBS Junior Sections initiative – could benefit from being more closely integrated. We are keen to welcome to this workshop:• students and young researchers keen to collaborate across Europe and beyond,• senior staff from national Societies interested in attracting more young members and developing more activities for them,• and other attendees with ideas on how FEBS could optimise these activities for early-career scientists. The session will include brief introductions to the activities and then audience participation in discussions. https://2022congress.febs-iubmb-pabmb.org/special-sessions-and-workshops