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Biomarker-based Diagnostics for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) at POC - Rising to the Challenges: Highlights of Analytical Sciences in Switzerland
No full textBasel: A Hotspot for Drug Discovery and Development Against Poverty-Related Diseases
Get PDFIn discussion with Lukas Meier from the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), Lutz Hegemann, Head of Novartis Global Health and Sustainability and Marcel Tanner, President of the Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences, give their opinions on the changes that occurred in drug discovery and development for poverty-related diseases over the past 30 years. They emphasise the power of public–private partnerships and provide their points of views on what needs to be done in the future to ensure that the poorest of the poor also have access to important therapie
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Get PDFChemistry at Thieme – 115 years and counting
From “Houben-Weyl” to state-of-the-art digital solutions: Thieme has been supporting chemists and academic students in research and industry worldwide for more than 115 years. Many things have changed, but the focus on highly evaluated, custom-fit specialist information in synthetic organic and general chemistry and the close cooperation with partners and societies in the chemical sciences has remained
Jonathan L. Vennerstrom: I Was Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
Get PDFJonathan L. Vennerstrom grew up in Ethiopia, where he was witness to the effects of leprosy and other infectious diseases of poverty on the local population. After his studies in organic chemistry, he began to research antiprotozoal agents, which resulted in the discovery of the synthetic ozonides. Fruitful collaborations with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH) and the Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) have paved the way for antimalarial and antischistosomal drugs. In recognition of his many achievements, Vennerstrom received the 2019 ACS Award for Creative Invention
It is Time to Introduce the Next Generation of Chemists to FAIR and Open Science: Chemical Education
No full textEarly career scientists are confronted with increasing expectations in sharing scholarly data openly and fair by funding agencies. This manuscript is an appeal to introduce open data management strategies to graduate students in atmospheric chemistry