Nicola Gaston, the author of Why Science Is Sexist, talks about why getting equity right from first-principles is so important
Introducing notable or emerging scientists through interviews.
Fairness and Equality in Research
European Chemistry Partnering: Industry Speed Dating
Holger Bengs about his idea of partnering as an innovation motor and why chemistry students need to learn more about the economy
Career: As A Chemist at a Computational Software Company
Dr. Fedor Goumans, Chief Customer Officer, talks about his drive for customer satisfaction and emphasis on advancing technology
Behind the Science: Using Smart Tomographic Sensors in Process Control
Barbara Boeck talked to Uwe Hampel, Dresden, Germany, about controlled fluid separation with smart process tomography sensors
Supporting Talented Researchers in Chemistry and Biology
Ruben Ragg, ChemBioChem, created ChemBioTalents in 2018 to promote outstanding early career researchers and fight bias
Efficient and Sustainable Resource and Cycle Strategies
Anke Weidenkaff, Fraunhofer IWKS, about circular economy, her research, social media, and the 1st international conference on resource chemistry
Behind the Science: A Dynamic Model for Cellular Membranes
Deanne Nolan talked to Job Boekhoven, Technical University of Munich, Germany, about the self-assembly of dynamic synthetic vesicles
Minor Contributors Count as Much as Heroic Discoverers
Interview with E. Scerri about his fascination for the periodic system, how discoveries are made, and what makes Mendeleev unique
The Chemistry of Superheavy Elements
C. E. Düllmann, GSI Darmstadt, gives insight into the chemistry of short-lived, superheavy atoms
Studying Superheavy Elements
M. Block, GSI Darmstadt, gives an insight into the physics of short-lived, superheavy atoms