Rafael Luque, Universidad de Cordoba, Spain, shares his experiences and benefits of using social media in sciences
Introducing notable or emerging scientists through interviews.
Social Media in Sciences – Interview with R. Luque, Universidad de Cordoba
G. Malliaras on Organic Electronics at the Interface with Life Sciences
Head of the Department of Bioelectronics (BEL), EMSE, France, on one of the most dramatic technological developments of the past decades
Organizing a European Multilevel Biorefinery Project
Professor F. Dumeignil coordinates the EuroBioRef program supported by a €23m grant from the EU 7th Framework Program (FP7)
Interview with Dr. Nonninger on New German Nanotechnology Association
R. Nonninger, President German Association of Nanotechnology, talks about why nanotechnology is essential for our future
E.-C. Koch on Energetic Metal-Fluorocarbon Materials and Munitions Safety
Dr. E.-C. Koch, specialist in energetic materials for NATO, talks about the fascination of fireworks and society's need for explosives
Laurie Starkey on the Challenges of Teaching Organic Chemistry
L. Starkey, California State Polytechnic University, lets students discover how interesting and even fun organic synthesis can be
J.-M. Lehn and A. Krief on Science and Responsibility
Jean-Marie Lehn and Alain Krief talk about responsibility in sciences in a globalized world and how countries benefit differently from science
Michael Schütze on the Future of DECHEMA's Research
M. Schütze, Director DECHEMA Research Institute, talks about what the DECHEMA's reorganization means for the Research Institute
Thomas Scheuring on Organizing the ACHEMA Exhibition
T. Scheuring, CEO of DECHEMA Ausstellungs-GmbH, talks about what DECHEMA's reorganization means for the upcoming ACHEMA
Jack de Bruijn on the Impact and Future of REACH
Jack de Bruijn, European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), talks about REACH, its international impact, its future and public perception