As a Ph.D. student, Hoerr discovered that mRNA can be used as a therapeutic vaccine or agent when administered directly into tissues
Interview with Ingmar Hoerr, Pioneer of mRNA Technology
Does Climate Change Have an Impact on Cultural Heritage?
Paul Bellendorf, University of Bamberg, on materials and building preservation sciences and the current challenges facing heritage sciences
World-Changing Moments in Your Own Research
Crispin Lichtenberg, University of Würzburg, on his fascination with and successes in bismuth chemistry
Searching for Christmas Presents?
Editors recommend science-themed holiday gift ideas
Supporting a Bigger Us
Sir Fraser Stoddart, USA, on the importance of internationality in science as well as formative moments in his life
Fairness and Equality in Research
Nicola Gaston, the author of Why Science Is Sexist, talks about why getting equity right from first-principles is so important
If You Pollute, You Have to Pay
Eva Karlsson, CEO Houdini Sportswear, about what a small company can achieve with creativity and the right partners
75th Birthday: Ekkehard Diemann
German inorganic chemist celebrates 75th birthday
The Air that I Breathe – Part 1
Chemistry of indoor air is a relatively new, diverse and interdisciplinary field surrounding us every day
The Plus of Networking Between Scientists
Marisa Spiniello, Editor of ChemPlusChem, about the challenge to publish truly multidisciplinary papers