Interview with Neville Compton, Editor-in-Chief of Angewandte Chemie
Introducing notable or emerging scientists through interviews.
Chemists Are Increasingly Willing to Try New Things
Behind the Science: When a Nanoparticle Hits an Electrode
K. Lawrence, ChemElectroChem, talked to K. Tschulik, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany, about her work on nano impact experiments
Benefits of a Mentee and a Mentor
Julia Tyrach and Markus Haider share their experiences with CheMento
Authoring Olympiad-Level Chemistry Exams
Three members of the team speak about their experiences and motivations
Digitalization of the Process Industry
N. Kockmann about his ideas on digitalization in industry and at universities, life-long learning, and the history of process engineering
Behind the Science: Dissolved Oxygen Influences Magnesium Corrosion
K. Lawrence, ChemistryOpen, talked to E. Silva, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Germany, about his work on corrosion
Bringing Ethics in Chemistry to Universities
Dr. Jan Mehlich has recorded a unique online class on ethics in chemistry
Chemical Engineering Never Gets Boring
M. Kraume, TU Berlin, on trends in chemical engineering, his motivation, and the (German) chemical engineering community
We Have Cookies And Beer!
Nicola Cavallini, winner of the ChiMiCapisce Competition, on science communication, Monty Python, and chemometrics
What Is Quantum Crystallography?
A. Genoni and S. Grabowsky on the definition of and fascination with quantum crystallography and the future of this emerging field