Tomorrow is THE day. The winners of the 2023 EurJOC-Society Award will present their research at this Virtual Symposium: Join us!
▪️Register here: https://t.co/TfipkK94te
▪️Check out our Special Collection featuring their work: https://t.co/7csiTZf74f
📢On March 11, @ChemEurope & @angew_chem editors Anne Nijs, @ChemistFeminist, Frank Maaß, and @CGersPanther will give a publishing workshop at Chemiedozententagung.
They look forward to seeing you in Aachen!
More information about the conference: https://t.co/AorFO3hGUT
Impressions from our @IUPAC#GWB2024 event: We look back on three amazing talks from our speakers, spirited conversations among our guests & @Wiley colleagues, and already look forward to #GWB2025. A big Thank You to everyone who joined us in our offices & through the livestream!
We are delighted to announce the winner of the EurJIC-Wöhler Young Investigator Prize 2023: Dr. Felicitas Lips of @WWU_Muenster!
Congratulations!🥳
Check the @angew_chem paper on her neutral homocyclic silylene work: https://t.co/CnXq4hiHuu
More info: https://t.co/OGsEglSlcb
Markus Kraft speaks about Knowledge Engineering and The World Avatar. What are the most relevant challenges and successes? Read more about it! @ChemistryViews@cebcambridge
@cambridge_cares 💻https://t.co/7hNqYpgB2I
To celebrate the International Day of Light, we're highLIGHTing recent research on Photocatalysis published in our journals! 🎆
Hot Topic Photocatalysis: https://t.co/ZeYciF559e
Special Collection on Photocatalytic Synthesis: https://t.co/EtQBMwICEt
#LightDay2023@IDLofficial
Join the celebrations for the 25th anniversary of @EurJIC and @EurJOC! Share your chemistry moment with a picture or video of your favorite reaction, experiment, lab setup, or workup! Tag @EurJIC or @EurJOC, and use #MyChemMoment
Join the celebrations for the 25th anniversary of @EurJIC and @EurJOC! Share your chemistry moment with a picture or video of your favorite reaction, experiment, lab setup, or workup! Tag @EurJIC or @EurJOC, and use #MyChemMoment
1. Never stop learning.
2. See failure as a beginning.
3. Teach others what you know.
4. Assume nothing, question everything.
5. Analyze objectively.
6. Practice humility.
7. Respect constructive criticism.
8. Love what you do.
9. Give credit where it's due.
10. Take initiative.
This Special Collection (https://t.co/jUbmvwtpK5) highlights contributions to the field of Chemistry from groups and researchers located in the Ukraine and is open for submissions throughout 2023.
Submit here 👉https://t.co/PWbe7aANoR
This was absolute fun to write together with @Zhenghui_Wen and @tnoel82!
The idea behind it is "why should a synthetic chemist bother?".
Tip: the SI (yes, there is one!) answers another key question: what should one buy to start their #flowlab?
#scienzasenso#review#MSCA
Gugu Kubheka talked to @ChemistryViews about her experience at the Lindau Meeting, as well as about her scientific career. Have a look! 👉https://t.co/P9yFjmuV33
A series of articles on the challenges of starting a new life abroad as a #PhD student is showcased at @ChemistryViews@LGijzel#phdlife#phdchat Do not miss it! https://t.co/VPpj9ut041
🎆To begin this week, the words of Prof. Anastasios J. Tasiopoulos @UCYOfficial, member of our Advisory Board. Thank you very much for your support! #EurJIC25