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Interview: Fixing a Failure of Density Functional Theory
Author: Catharina Goedecke, Stefan Grimme
05 March 2019 — Stefan Grimme, University of Bonn, on his most important contributions to theoretical chemistry and the next big problems in the field
Interview: Microplastics – A Global Catastrophe
Author: Vera Koester, Jane Bremmer
05 February 2019 — Jane Bremmer, co-founder of the Australian Alliance for a Clean Environment, on what should and what should not be done
Interview: Good Environmental Policy in the Face of Uncertainty
Author: Vera Koester, Axel Singhofen
05 February 2019 — Interview with Axel Singhofen who advises the Greens/European Free Alliance (EFA) in the European Parliament
Interview: Problem-Oriented Learning with Activated Students
Author: Vera Koester, Volker C. Hass (© picture Furtwangen University)
04 December 2018 — Volker C. Hass developed a training simulator allowing to play through the entire process of producing biotechnological products
Interview: First Angewandte Editor Based in China
Author: Vera Koester, Xin Su
06 November 2018 — Dr. Xin Su is the first Editor of Angewandte Chemie based outside Germany
Interview: Chemists Are Increasingly Willing to Try New Things
Author: Christian Remenyi, Neville Compton
06 November 2018 — Interview with Neville Compton, Editor-in-Chief of Angewandte Chemie
Interview: Benefits of a Mentee and a Mentor
Author: Vera Köster, Markus Haider, Julia Tyrach
06 November 2018 — Julia Tyrach and Markus Haider share their experiences with CheMento
Interview: Authoring Olympiad-Level Chemistry Exams
Author: Kim Meyer, Petra Ménová, Ondřej Šimůnek, Erik Szabó
11 October 2018 — Three members of the team speak about their experiences and motivations
Interview: Digitalization of the Process Industry
Author: Vera Köster, Norbert Kockmann
02 October 2018 — N. Kockmann about his ideas on digitalization in industry and at universities, life-long learning, and the history of process engineering
Interview: Chemical Engineering Never Gets Boring
Author: Barbara Böck, Matthias Kraume
04 September 2018 — M. Kraume, TU Berlin, on trends in chemical engineering, his motivation, and the (German) chemical engineering community
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