Digital methods such as programming, computational chemistry, cheminformatics, and data-driven approaches are now essential in modern chemical research, yet their integration into university curricula varies widely. The DIGI-Chem – Digital Chemistry Education and Research Network establishes a multilateral collaboration among six universities across five Eurasia-Pacific Uninet partner countries to strengthen researchled digital chemistry teaching through structured academic exchange. The project will document and compare current practices, curate representative teaching resources, and produce a jointly authored publication, while at the same time building a sustainable academic network for continued collaboration in modern chemistry education across the EPU region.
