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Category: Videos

Everyday Chemistry|Inorganic

How Is an Etching Created?

May 3, 2022

Etching is a printing technique that combines art and chemistry

How to Make an Egg Transparent?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

How to Make an Egg Transparent?

April 17, 2022

The video shows how to see the yolk in the egg without destroying the egg

What are Patents? How Do You Read Patents?
Analytical|Bio

What are Patents? How Do You Read Patents?

April 5, 2022

Research results are published not only as scientific literature, but also in the form of patents. The video shows how to read and use them

How Do Oil Paints Dry?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

How Do Oil Paints Dry?

March 1, 2022

The drying process of oil-based paints can take several weeks to months or years. Why does it take so long?

What Are Face Masks Made of?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

What Are Face Masks Made of?

February 1, 2022

We use them all the time, but what are they actually made of? How does the filter effect work?

Videos

Everyday Chemistry|Inorganic

How Is an Etching Created?

Education|Everyday Chemistry

How to Make an Egg Transparent?

Analytical|Bio

What are Patents? How Do You Read Patents?

Polymer Science Is Far From Being Dead
Catalysis|Materials

Polymer Science Is Far From Being Dead

January 17, 2022

Markus Antonietti about his research, Staudinger, Faust, the Kitchen Lab of the Max Planck Institute, and the Noodle catalyst

Discussions Are Inherent to Science
Bio|Physical

Discussions Are Inherent to Science

November 11, 2021

Marina Rodnina about her fascination for the ribosome and what she enjoys most about her job as a Director of a Max Planck Institute

The Chemical Bond is the Basis of the Complexity of the Universe
Physical

The Chemical Bond is the Basis of the Complexity of the Universe

October 13, 2021

Gernot Frenking about his research, surprising chemical bonds, his work in Spain and China, basic research and applications

Composition of the Nobel Prize Medals
Everyday Chemistry

Composition of the Nobel Prize Medals

October 5, 2021

Every Nobel Prize winner receives a medal at the award ceremony. What is it made of?

I Have Always Been Very Interested in the Beauty of Molecules
Education|Inorganic

I Have Always Been Very Interested in the Beauty of Molecules

September 1, 2021

Omar M. Yaghi about his research, the discovery of MOFs, supporting young academics, and our responsibility as scientists

Using Synthesis to Understand Nature and Drive Applications
Bio|Organic

Using Synthesis to Understand Nature and Drive Applications

September 1, 2021

Peter H. Seeberger about his research, fascination for carbohydrates, changes in how to communicate science, and the possibility of autonomous, remote chemical synthesis

Solving Problems with Creativity Instead of Hard Work
Bio|Organic

Solving Problems with Creativity Instead of Hard Work

September 1, 2021

Herbert Waldmann about his research, big ideas, risk taking, and interdisciplinary cooperations

I Love Complicated Questions
Education|Inorganic

I Love Complicated Questions

August 31, 2021

Stefanie Dehnen about her research, networking, how to run a successful research team, and the self-image of chemists

Overcoming Well-Meaning Discouragement
Education

Overcoming Well-Meaning Discouragement

August 30, 2021

Petra Mischnick about her motivation to advocate for equality, the importane of role models and teaching chemistry from early on

Designing a Molecule on Paper and Finding Ways to Make It
Inorganic

Designing a Molecule on Paper and Finding Ways to Make It

August 30, 2021

Evamarie Hey-Hawkins about her research and enthusiasm for chemistry, and what to do with unlimited funds

What Are Swabs for Coronavirus Tests Made of?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

What Are Swabs for Coronavirus Tests Made of?

August 3, 2021

Have you ever thought about what swabs are made of and how new research is improving them?

What is a Lipstick Made of?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

What is a Lipstick Made of?

July 6, 2021

The video shows which ingredients are in a lipstick and why they are added

Where Does the Typical Sea Smell Come From?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

Where Does the Typical Sea Smell Come From?

June 1, 2021

Of course, chemistry plays a role – the short video explains how

How Does Our Body Process Alcohol?
Bio|Education

How Does Our Body Process Alcohol?

May 4, 2021

The short video describes which processes take place in the body during alcohol breakdown and how long this takes

How Can an Egg Swim in Water?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

How Can an Egg Swim in Water?

April 4, 2021

The video describes how an egg can float in water - a simple experiment suitable also for small children

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