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International Chemistry Olympiads
In this episode, our host Marie-Désirée Schlemper-Scheidt interviews Prof. Martin Putala about his experience as both a coach and member of the Scientific Committee of the International Chemistry…
S5E5 Modeling molecules with quantum chemistry - Prof. Grimme
Welcome to our new Podcast episode, with an all-new host! In this episode, Konstantina Armadorou interviews Chemistry Europe laureate and accomplished computational chemist Professor Stefan Grimme. A…
S5E4 All about IUPAC
In this episode our host Carl Schneider interviews IUPAC’s president-elect Mary Garson about all things IUPAC. Mary Garson is an emeritus Professor at the University of Queensland, current…
S5E3 Science Policy
In this episode, we delve into the intricate world of science policy and explore avenues for greater collaboration between scientists and policymakers. To address this complex topic, Marie…
S5E2 IUPAC Top 10 Emerging Technologies
In this episode Carl Schneider interviews IUPAC’s past-president Prof. Dr. Javier García Martinez about the 2023 “IUPAC Top Ten”. Javier and Carl talk about the origin of this tradition, what…
S5E1 A career in science communication
In this episode, we dive into an under-explored yet thrilling career path for chemists: becoming a full-time science communicator. To discuss this topic, Marie Perrin interviews not one but two…
S4E3 Switching to Industry - All You Need to Know
In this episode, we looked into the private sector as a potential career path. For that, Katarina Josifovska interviewed our guest Dr. David Giltner, and discussed the switch into industry by…
S4E2 Carbon Turnover in the Deep Biosphere
In our latest podcast episode, we are discussing Carbon turnover in the deep biosphere, its relevance to modern society, how it takes place and how it influences life on the surface. For that,…
S4E1 The importance of electrocatalysis for sustainable energy
In this episode, we focus on the importance of electrocatalysis in general and water splitting in particular. For that, Katarina Josifovska interviewed Prof. Dr. Kai Exner, an expert in this…
S3E3 How to organize your PhD
In this episode we are talking about the path towards completing a doctoral degree. Our guest, Dr. Daniel Friedrich, provides some key points along the road to obtain a PhD. He highlights the…
S3E2 How to organize your Postdoc
Today, we are talking about doing your Postdoc and everything around it with Dr. Torsten John who is interviewed by our German delegate and Science Team Leader Sebastian Balser. Dr. Torsten John, has…
S3E1 The UN Sustainability Development Goals and the Role of Chemistry for a Sustainable Society
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a new sustainable development agenda, which includes 17 sustainable development goals to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all. If…
S2E4 Synthesizing valuable chemicals from waste materials - EYCA interview Dr. Emilia Paone
In our new series, we interview the winners of the prestigious European Young Chemists' Award 2020 to discuss with them their research and also ask them for advice for other young chemists. Today,…
S2E3 Enabling chemical reactions with sound - EYCA interview Dr. Gregory Chatel
In our new series, we interview the winners of the prestigious European Young Chemists' Award 2020 to discuss with them their research and also ask them for advice for other young chemists. Today, we…
S2E2 Detecting water pollutants automatically on-site - EYCA Interview Dr. Eoin Murray
In our new series, we interview the winners of the prestigious European Young Chemists' Award 2020 to discuss with them their research and also ask them for advice for other young chemists. Today,…
S2E1 Antimicrobial thin-films and their application possibilities - EYCA Interview Dr. Maria Chiara Sportelli
In our new series, we interview the winners of the prestigious European Young Chemists' Award 2020 to discuss with them their research and also ask them for advice for other young chemists. Today, we…
S1E2 Microplastics - Definition, Problems and Solutions
Today, we will discuss with Dr. Kelada what the correct definition of microplastics is, how they’re formed and advantages or disadvantages associated with them. Furthermore, we are talking about…
S1E1 CO2 Reduction, a Possible Solution for the Climate Crisis?
Could we produce useful chemicals while lowering the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere? In this month's episode, we are interviewing Prof. Victor Mougel from ETH Zurich to answer this and many more…
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