James Thermus Aquaticus, a Gram-negative thermophilic bacterium, talks about his involvement in the most important enzymes in molecular biology
Introducing notable or emerging scientists through interviews.
Interview with James T. Aquaticus
John LaMattina: 30 Years in Pharma
John LaMattina, former President, Pfizer Global R&D, on the changes, challenges, and misconceptions in the pharma industry
Tomas Kåberger on Global Energy Industry
Professor T. Kåberger, Sweden, expert of science, economics, and politics of the global energy industry with broad experience in Europe and Asia
Sunggyu Lee on the Future of Energy Technology
Sunggyu Lee, USA, on where energy technology is heading, the role of governments in its development, and his latest research
Javier García-Martínez on the Commercialization of Research
How do you form a spin-off company from your research? J. García-Martínez talks about his experiences and how he finds time for his many roles
H. Feldmann on the Oldest Domesticated Organism: Yeast
Horst Feldmann, Germany, discusses the past and future of yeast research to explain why this mircoorganism is so important
Where Chemical Education is Heading: Interview with Peter Mahaffy
P. Mahaffy, Canada, talks about the need to change the way of teaching chemistry and where he sees chemical education in 50 years
Social Media in Sciences – Interview with P. Smith, Agilent Technologies
Paul Smith, Agilent Technologies, UK, shares his experiences and benefits of using social media in sciences
Halal and Kosher Food Production: Interview with Prignitzer Marketing Director and Chief Executive
R.-E. Kühn and W. Krüger, Germany, talk about the challenges of becoming a certified producer of kosher and halal materials
Nanomaterials and Chocolate – Interview with Luisa De Cola
Luisa De Cola, ISIS, France, talks about her research on nanomaterials, the increasing role of the internet in teaching, and her love of chocolate