News-Archive 2014

‘Preis für Pharmatechnik 2013‘ will be awarded in combination with a speech our PS author Prof. Dr. Axel Kleemann will give.

RÖMPP-Editor Uwe Bornscheuer (University of Greifswald) is awarded with this year’s Normann Medal.

The new release of Science of Synthesis is now online – offering exciting new content, a new non-Java chemical structure editor and improved text-search capabilities.

SYNTHESIS Editor Dieter Enders receives the Ryoji Noyori Prize 2014, awarded every year by the Society of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Japan (SSOCJ).

Nicola Otto, Michael Wegener and Susanne Rommel win the Poster Prize at the ORCHEM and thus receive a free one-year subscription of SYNFACTS.

RÖMPP advisor Dr. Engelbert Zass has been selected as the recipient of the Herman Skolnik Award by the ACS Division of Chemical Information.

SYNLETT editors Tomislav Rovis and Benjamin List receive the Arthur C. Cope Mid Career Scholar Award at the ACS Meeting in San Francisco.

How can liquid fuels be produced from solid fuels? This is a question that intrigued E. Fischer as early as 1912. On August 24, the MPI celebrates.

Daniel Ferri and Celeste Are win the poster prize at the 10. Spanish-Italian Symposium on Organic Chemistry and receive a free one-year SYNFACTS subscribtion.

Tomislav Rovis takes up full responsibilities as Regional SYNLETT Editor. Victor Snieckus will continue to serve as Editor for special activities.

Thieme Chemistry has awarded four SoS Workbench Editions 'Water in Organic Synthesis' poster prizes at the Balticum Organicum Syntheticum in Vilnius.

Lydia C. Gilday wins SYNFACTS poster prize at the 1st International Symposium on Halogen Bonding and thus receives a free one-year subscription to SYNFACTS.

The yearly update of the Synthesis Reviews database is online – now including more than 32,000 review articles from books and journals.

Martin D. Burke, University of Illinois, is the recipient of the Thieme-IUPAC Prize 2014. For more information about his research, click here.

The new version of Pharmaceutical Substances features 2,549 active pharmaceutical ingredients, including 30 new APIs.

The electronic version of Science of Synthesis has a new modern, intuitive, browser-based interface. Find out about all the new functionality and content here.