Society Collaborations

European Academy for Molecular Hydrogen Research in Biomedicine (EAMHR) represents the non-profit organization providing the following services of general interest:

a) research, development, scientific and technical services and information services

• support for research and development projects in the field of healthcare
• organization and support of research on molecular mechanisms of molecular hydrogen
• improving the quality of life of patients by implementing the pluripotent action of molecular hydrogen in the prevention and treatment of civilization diseases
• developing contacts with professional organizations and activities in Europe, monitoring and ensuring the correct interpretation of molecular hydrogen research, prevention and treatment, and supporting the fight against inappropriate commercial and non-professional practices

• acquainting the population with risk factors for the development of diseases of civilization, including diseases of the heart and blood vessels, as well as with the effects and mechanisms of effects of molecular hydrogen
• organization of educational campaigns on the use of molecular hydrogen and support for the popularization of new knowledge
• support for the education of doctors and nurses in the undergraduate and postgraduate period in the field of diseases of civilization and the effects of   molecular hydrogen
• organization of professional and instructional events, support of interdisciplinary cooperation in cardiovascular and other issues, organization of seminars, symposia, conferences and congresses

The International Coenzyme Q₁₀ Association is a nonprofit association, which aims to promote basic and applied research on the biomedical aspects of coenzyme Q₁₀ in order to diffuse knowledge on basic biochemistry and genetics, and on the preventive and/or therapeutic effects of coenzyme Q₁₀. The general motivations of the Association’s activity are the great interest in the biochemical, genetics, medical and pharmaceutical field worldwide shown to the peculiar collocation of coenzyme Q₁₀ in cellular bioenergetics, in the pathogenesis and therapy of coenzyme Q₁₀ deficiency syndrome, in the field of antioxidant defense and in those other fields where coenzyme Q₁₀ has demonstrated functions. It is therefore a very important goal of the Association to coordinate international efforts aimed at furthering knowledge on these subjects and optimizing the use of coenzyme Q₁₀ in the preventive and therapeutic fields.

The Israel Society for Oxygen and Free Radical Research (ISOFRR) is dedicated to enhancing interactions and providing meetings and discussion forums for Israeli researchers (from academia, government, hospitals, and industry) interested in redox biology and medicine. Redox biology is the study of the oxidation–reduction processes associated with life. The society aims to promote scientific interaction between Israeli scientists who have an interest in the redox processes affecting health and disease. The areas of research include, but are not limited to the roles of free radicals in cellular physiology and disease, adaptations to oxidative stress in different species (microorganisms, animals and plants), antioxidants, and redox-based therapeutics.

The Society of Cosmetic Scientists of Korea (SCSK) is a leading academic society in Korea dedicated to advancing cosmetic science and technology. Founded in 1968 to promote scientific and technical exchange among scientists and professionals engaged in cosmetic research, manufacturing, quality control, and related fields, SCSK was officially incorporated as a non-profit organization with the approval of the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) in February 2021. The Society encompasses a broad range of research areas across cosmetic science and industry, including cosmetic ingredients, formulation science, skin science, efficacy evaluation, safety assessment, analytical science and quality control, cosmetic regulations and policies, biotechnology, and interdisciplinary convergence technologies.

SCSK contributes to the advancement of cosmetic science and technology and to strengthening the competitiveness of the cosmetics industry by bridging scientific research and industrial practice through interdisciplinary collaboration and partnerships among academia, industry, and research institutions. The Society organizes annual scientific conferences, symposia, workshops, and various academic and educational programs, providing opportunities for researchers and industry professionals to share and exchange the latest scientific findings and technological developments. Through these activities, SCSK promotes innovative research and technological advancement while serving as a professional academic platform connecting academia and industry.