
Chemistry Education is the Way Forward
Javier García Martínez, IUPAC President, reflects on his time at the International Conference on Chemistry Education (ICCE) in Cape Town, South Africa

Most Accessed Articles: June 2022
Highlights from Chemistry Europe, ACES, and GDCh journals

Photo Competition – Your Submissions
Photos that represent your personal view of chemistry

Photo Competition – Your View of Chemistry
Submit photos that represent your personal view of chemistry and have the chance to win a book

Science for the Summer 2022
Fun science-related books and podcasts recommended by editors

CWTS Leiden University Ranking 2022
Scientific performance of over 1,300 universities assessed based on bibliometric indicators

Mental Health in Chemistry
Isolation, pressure to perform, and uncertainty about the future can affect students, doctoral students, staff, and teachers

How Karaoke Nights Serve Chemists’ Careers
Interview with Christoforos Kokotos, University of Athens, a new Chemistry Europe Fellow

The “ChiMiCapisce?” Prize 2022
Communication contest for young Italian chemists

Most Accessed Articles: April 2022
Highlights from Chemistry Europe, ACES, and GDCh journals

Know Thy Carbs! Safer Carbohydrate Detection Methods for School Labs – Part 2
Improved detection reactions for carbohydrates

Re-Designed ChemistryViews
The tried-and-true content remains the same, but the look and feel and underlying architecture have been thoroughly revamped

Chemistry Europe Symposium as Part of the ECC8
Chemistry Europe is planning a special symposium as part of the ECC8 in Lisbon covering research and chemistry entrepreneurship

How to Make an Egg Transparent?
The video shows how to see the yolk in the egg without destroying the egg

Know Thy Carbs! Safer Carbohydrate Detection Methods for School Labs – Part 1
Historical carbohydrate detection reactions and a new method for wet lab lactose detection

Stay Curious, Open-Minded, and Take Risks
Mark Kelada, Ireland, on young chemists’ networks and how a podcast is created

What are Patents? How Do You Read Patents?
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

Why Grass Does Not Glow Red
Chlorophyll fluoresces in an ethanol solution but not in its natural environment—a student experiment

GDCh Award for Journalism and Literature for Lars Fischer
Achievements in science communication honored