Experiences from a Science Slam — ChemistryViews talks with the winners of the first Science Slam in Karlsruhe, Germany

Fridolin E. Coli, gram-negative rod-shaped bacterium, talks about his more than one hundred years of experience in research

General facts on radiation, inhalation, and radioactive isotopes

General facts on a nuclear meltdown

General introduction in how nuclear plants work

To produce the rainbow of colors on today's make up racks, chemists derive dyes from a variety of compounds

Are you interested in presenting your results in an enjoyable and comprehensible way in front of a broad audience? Or to attend a Science Slam?

Microwaves can be used to heat food in times that put conventional ovens to shame. But how do they do it?

Many plants contain dyes that change color depending on the pH value, for example, red cabbage. But what other colors are even better?

How chemistry keeps you warm and dry and makes you visible in the dark