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Why Does C2 Cause so Many Problems?
Physical

Why Does C2 Cause so Many Problems?

March 17, 2016

The bonding situation in the carbon dimer is a controversial topic

Behind the Science: Complex Molecules in One Step
Catalysis|Organic

Behind the Science: Complex Molecules in One Step

March 1, 2016

Palladium-catalyzed synthesis of functionalized benzimidazothiazoles

Intrigued by Chemistry Through Simple Experiments
Analytical|Food

Intrigued by Chemistry Through Simple Experiments

March 1, 2016

Professor Schwedt about the thrill of using simple experiments to easily and clearly describe chemistry

Wood as a Renewable and Abundant Resource
Industrial|Sustainability

Wood as a Renewable and Abundant Resource

March 1, 2016

Alfred Teischinger, BOKU, Vienna, talks about wood chemistry and wood as an engineering product

Behind the Science: Language's Influence on Science
Bio|Inorganic

Behind the Science: Language's Influence on Science

February 2, 2016

Dr. Jonathan Faiz, Angewandte Chemie, talks to Dr. Claire Filloux and reviewer Professor Ben Davis about Filloux`s Essay

Bioengineering – Use What You Know
Bio|Energy

Bioengineering – Use What You Know

February 2, 2016

Professor Sang Yup Lee, KAIST, talks about his career and fascination for biotechnology, and where he sees the field heading

An Intriguing Poster – Some Assembly Required
Nanotech

An Intriguing Poster – Some Assembly Required

January 5, 2016

How to excite people about nanoperiodic semiconductors in five easy steps

Behind the Science: The Sun-Powered Civilization
Energy|Sustainability

Behind the Science: The Sun-Powered Civilization

January 5, 2016

Dr. Anne Deveson, Chemistry – A European Journal, talks to Professor Nicola Armaroli about solar energy and the energy transition

How Amino Acids Formed in the Universe
Analytical|Bio

How Amino Acids Formed in the Universe

December 1, 2015

Professor Meierhenrich, France, about his involvement in the Rosetta mission and its importance for chemists

Working for the JCF – The Young Chemists’ Forum of the German Chemical Society
Analytical|Bio

Working for the JCF – The Young Chemists’ Forum of the German Chemical Society

November 3, 2015

Members of the national board about the work and aims of the JCF and their personal motivations

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