Under the motto "Science Bridges Cultures", five scientific-mathematical societies call upon their members to take part in the march
Highlighting notable research, institutions, individuals, personal experiences, ethical questions, and issues such as diversity and inclusion.

March for Science 2018 in Germany

Colors in the Prehistoric and Archaic Era
Chemistry of the intense colors many ancient works of art like ceramic figurines, statues, and temples were decorated with

Remember the Keggin Ion?
From the Keggin structure, the center of polyoxometalate (POM) chemistry, to structural developments, attractive applications, and a bright future

The Future of Chemistry is Global
Members of the newly formed International Younger Chemists Network (IYCN) talk about their ideas, aims, and work

Synthetic Polymers in the Conservation of Historic Textiles
Over the last 50 years, a large number of synthetic polymers has been used in the conservation of historical textiles

Dawn of a New Age in Synthetic Organic Electrochemistry
Phil S. Baran presented the ElectraSyn 2.0 and demonstrated how easy organic reactions will become

ChemistryOpen Appoints New Editor-in-Chief
Kate Lawrence named as Editor-in-Chief of ChemistryOpen

What is an ORCID?
Why should you have one and how do you get one? What kind of data are stored?

Expectations of Younger Chemists in France
International Younger Chemist Network: The expectations of younger chemists in France

Identification and Preservation of Cultural Heritage
Chemistry and Art: The contribution of chemistry to identifiy and preserve modern and ancient pieces of art and craft