Karl Anker Jørgensen, Aahus University, Denmark, on his research, Roald Hoffmann, and the chemistry of frescos
Introducing notable or emerging scientists through interviews.
Borders of Cycloaddition and 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
Supporting a Bigger Us
Sir Fraser Stoddart, USA, on the importance of internationality in science as well as formative moments in his life
As A Computational Chemist in the Pharma Sector
Melchor Sanchez-Martinez, Senior Research Scientist at Molomics, Spain, talks about using computational chemistry and data science for drug discovery and development
The Culture of Experimentation in Chemistry Has to Change
Robert Schlögl on the future of catalysis and the urgency of energy transition
Innovative Computer Games for Battery Education and Research
Alejandro A. Franco, France, on his experiences getting students and the general public interested in battery research
Creating Physics Phone Experiments
Interview with Sebastian Staacks, RWTH Aachen University, the creator of the app phyphox
Telling Stories of Scientific Pioneers
Sir John Meurig Thomas about his motivation to write about scientific pioneers, success, and the power and beauty of stories
Youngest Board Member of the German Chemical Society
Katharina Uebele on the potential of heterogeneous networks and how important the interests of young chemists are for chemical societies
Fairness and Equality in Research
Nicola Gaston, the author of Why Science Is Sexist, talks about why getting equity right from first-principles is so important