We all love sugar, but what is it chemically and since when do we know sugar?
Author Archive for: Vera Koester (630)
Baking Powder Chemistry
We know baking powder as raising agent from the kitchen and in this Clever Picture we take a look at how it works and how it was developed
Clove Chemistry
We know cloves as a spice in the kitchen and in this Clever Picture we want to take a closer look at what clove is
Opening Doors for Young People and Inspiring Future Generations
Monika Jerigova, President of the Slovak Chemical Society (SCHS), about chemistry in her home country and what has inspired her throughout her career
Online Networking – How Networking Works During Corona
The best tips from different scientists and their experiences with online meetings
Highlights of the 10th Anniversary of ChemistryViews
Review of the anniversary activities that took place during the year
Development of Biotech Crops
Worldwide increase of commercially genetically modified (GM) plants
Why Do We Stink When We Eat Garlic?
The video shows how the smell is created and what influences it
Borders of Cycloaddition and Chemistry of Frescos
Karl Anker Jørgensen, Aahus University, Denmark, on his research, Roald Hoffmann, and the chemistry of frescos
Valuing Humanity As Much As Research Output And Ideas
Ashlee J. Howarth, Canada, on rare-earth MOFs, primarily for applications in wastewater treatment, and the challenges of young chemists