Katharina Kohse-Hoeinghaus: Burning for Science — A Woman in a Technical Field Fanartikel and embarked also on industry

and embarked also on industry internships abroad to finally choose the sulfur labs of Max Schmidt for his PhD in 1960

wenn sich Klaus Roth dem Capsaicin widmet - dem feurigen Inhaltstoff der Paprika

den Teamgeist zu pflegen und die Kreativität des Einzelnen zu fördern - auch beim Aufbau und der Neuorganisation von Chemiestudiengängen in aller Welt

He identified the “active centers” of catalysts—and his line of thought shaped current heterogeneous catalysis that is so important for modern industry and society

strapazierfähige Stoffqualität: 200g/m²

Katharina Kohse-Hoeinghaus: Burning for Science — A Woman in a Technical Field Fanartikel and embarked also on industryLives in ChemistryLebenswerke in der Chemie Katharina Kohse Hoeinghaus was born in Germanys industrial Ruhr area in 1951. Science fascinated her early on this never changed and propelled her life into a stellar academic career. After studying chemistry, she cut her own path from atmospheric chemistry to combustion science. Constantly she created new trails between physics, chemistry, materials science, and engineering to explore combustion, pollutant