ChemistryViews’ editor Vera Koester shares her impressions of a chemistry-filled week in The Hague.
’For me, it has been an enriching week, filled with exciting encounters and new insights’, writes ChemistryViews’ editor Vera Koester after participating in IUPAC | CHAINS 2023, which took place from August 20-25 in The Hague.
Read Vera’s extensive and insightful report (and watch all the pictures!) here.
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