For Florencia Marchini, Being a Scientist Is Not a Job but a Way of Life
The #LiNo17 participant already carried out experiments when she was a little child: disassembling toys and setting things on fire to see how they burn. Today, a more serious researcher, she is working towards her PhD in electrochemistry and wants to be an inspiration to others.The #LiNo17 participant already carried out experiments when she was a little child: disassembling toys and setting things on fire to see how they burn. Today, a more serious researcher, she is working towards her PhD in electrochemistry and wants to be an inspiration to others.
Chemistry Student Jana Kobeissi Wants to Be a Source of Positive Change
The #LiNo17 participant carries out research at the University of Beirut, studying the interaction of microorganisms with various macromolecules. In her free time, Jana takes pictures of celestial objects.The #LiNo17 participant carries out research at the University of Beirut, studying the interaction of microorganisms with various macromolecules. In her free time, Jana takes pictures of celestial objects.
Sheela Chandren Never Wanted a Routine Life
The #LiNo17 participant on her experience at FameLab Malaysia and the struggles she overcame during the first year of her PhD.The #LiNo17 participant on her experience at FameLab Malaysia and the struggles she overcame during the first year of her PhD.
The Breakthroughs Make It More Than Worthwhile, Says Shiran Barber-Zucker
The #LiNo17 participant studies magnetism-sensing bacteria – research that she finds both versatile and fulfilling.The #LiNo17 participant studies magnetism-sensing bacteria – research that she finds both versatile and fulfilling.
Thao Ngo Inspires Future Scientists (Starting with her Nieces)
#LiNo17 participant Thao H. Ngo on her passion for research and the importance of encouraging girls to pursue science#LiNo17 participant Thao H. Ngo on her passion for research and the importance of encouraging girls to pursue science
Women in Research: Apply for That Dream Job, Says Katherine MacArthur
#LiNo17 participant Katherine MacArthur on gender equality and the beauty of atoms.#LiNo17 participant Katherine MacArthur on gender equality and the beauty of atoms.
“Persistence” – #LiNo17 participant Karen Stroobants’ key to success
Interview with young scientist Karen from Belgium, who is currently doing a Postdoc at the University of Cambridge, UK, and will participate in the 67th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting dedicated to Chemistry.
Tamás Vámi interviews Scientific Chairman Lars Bergström
Dark Matter, Dark Energy and the upcoming Lindau Meeting are among the topics discussed in this young scientist vs. scientific chairman interviewDark Matter, Dark Energy and the upcoming Lindau Meeting are among the topics discussed in this young scientist vs. scientific chairman interview
Spotlight on Young Women in Physics at Lindau
Who thought physics was a boys' club? Here's the counterproof!Who thought physics was a boys' club? Here's the counterproof!
Five questions to a Nobel Laureate: Jack Szostak
The last episode of the 'Five Questions' series features Nobel Laureate Jack SzostakThe last episode of the 'Five Wuestions' series features Nobel Laureate Jack Szostak
Five questions to a Nobel Laureate: William Phillips
Akshat Rathi's 5 questions series continues with Nobel Laureate William Phillips.Akshat Rathi's 5 questions series continues with Nobel Laureate William Phillips.
Five questions to a Nobel Laureate: David Gross
This time Akshat Rathi caught David Gross for his interview series.This time Akshat Rathi caught David Gross for his interview series.
