From September 4th to 6th, three of our PhD students, Lea Hoppe, Sebastian Myllek and Cornelius Pawlowsky, participated in the "Wissenschaftsforum Chemie", which took place this year in Leipzig. The forum united outstanding minds in chemistry to present and discuss current research results and developments in the world of chemistry.
Their participation offered them the opportunity to expand their knowledge in the diverse lectures (e.g. on "Rethinking Chemistry" by Leeroy Cronin as well as John Warner) and to establish valuable contacts in the research community.

From September 4th to 6th, three of our PhD students, Lea Hoppe, Sebastian Myllek and Cornelius Pawlowsky, participated in the "Wissenschaftsforum Chemie", which took place this year in Leipzig. The forum united outstanding minds in chemistry to present and discuss current research results and developments in the world of chemistry.
Their participation offered them the opportunity to expand their knowledge in the diverse lectures (e.g. on "Rethinking Chemistry" by Leeroy Cronin as well as John Warner) and to establish valuable contacts in the research community.

From September 4th to 6th, three of our PhD students, Lea Hoppe, Sebastian Myllek and Cornelius Pawlowsky, participated in the "Wissenschaftsforum Chemie", which took place this year in Leipzig. The forum united outstanding minds in chemistry to present and discuss current research results and developments in the world of chemistry.
Their participation offered them the opportunity to expand their knowledge in the diverse lectures (e.g. on "Rethinking Chemistry" by Leeroy Cronin as well as John Warner) and to establish valuable contacts in the research community.

From September 4th to 6th, three of our PhD students, Lea Hoppe, Sebastian Myllek and Cornelius Pawlowsky, participated in the "Wissenschaftsforum Chemie", which took place this year in Leipzig. The forum united outstanding minds in chemistry to present and discuss current research results and developments in the world of chemistry.
Their participation offered them the opportunity to expand their knowledge in the diverse lectures (e.g. on "Rethinking Chemistry" by Leeroy Cronin as well as John Warner) and to establish valuable contacts in the research community.