Kasthuri Venkateswaran and Nitin Kumar Singh on their search for extremophiles and how bacteria support plant growth
Introducing notable or emerging scientists through interviews.
Exploring the Microbiome on the International Space Station (ISS)
Interview with Ingmar Hoerr, Pioneer of mRNA Technology
As a Ph.D. student, Hoerr discovered that mRNA can be used as a therapeutic vaccine or agent when administered directly into tissues
Does Climate Change Have an Impact on Cultural Heritage?
Paul Bellendorf, University of Bamberg, on materials and building preservation sciences and the current challenges facing heritage sciences
Success Depends on Doing What You Are Passionate about in Life
Swadhin K. Mandal, India, on his own research, the state of research in India, and what makes a good researcher
World-Changing Moments in Your Own Research
Crispin Lichtenberg, University of Würzburg, on his fascination with and successes in bismuth chemistry
People Who Understand, Value, and Respect Chemistry
Professor D. Rabinovich, USA, on his interest in chemistry stamps, and what it takes to get people excited about chemistry
Opening Doors for Young People and Inspiring Future Generations
Monika Jerigova, President of the Slovak Chemical Society (SCHS), about chemistry in her home country and what has inspired her throughout her career
Chemistry Public Outreach in the Time of COVID-19
Interview with Soledad Martínez and Adalgisa Martínez-Silveira from Uruguay
Borders of Cycloaddition and Chemistry of Frescos
Karl Anker Jørgensen, Aahus University, Denmark, on his research, Roald Hoffmann, and the chemistry of frescos
Valuing Humanity As Much As Research Output And Ideas
Ashlee J. Howarth, Canada, on rare-earth MOFs, primarily for applications in wastewater treatment, and the challenges of young chemists