NZZ Wissenschaft

@NZZWissen

Tweets aus der Redaktion Forschung und Technik der

Zürich
nzz.ch/wissenschaft
Регистриран през юли 2013 г.
234 Снимки и видеоклипове Снимки и видеоклипове

туита

Блокираш @NZZWissen

Наистина ли искаш да видиш тези туитове? Това няма да разблокира @NZZWissen

  1. ретуитна
    преди 7 часа

    “I recommend curiosity in your research. To me, that’s the most important advice I have to give." - Syukuro Manabe, awarded the 2021 in Physics.

    21 replies 277 ретуита 1 325 харесва
    Отмяна
  2. преди 12 часа

    Tier- und Pflanzenarten schwinden weltweit rasch, der Artenschutz ist ungenügend. Eine Deklaration an der Weltkonferenz zur Biodiversität in China liefert aber nur Absichtserklärungen:

    1 reply 4 ретуита 7 харесва
    Отмяна
  3. ретуитна
    11.10

    🌏 In Glasgow treffen sich im November Vertreter aus der ganzen Welt zur Uno-Klimakonferenz . Zur Umsetzung des Pariser Klimaabkommens gibt es noch viel zu tun. Ein Überblick über die neusten Vereinbarungen und Massnahmen.

    5 replies 3 ретуита 3 харесва
    Отмяна
  4. 11.10

    Stinkender Kohl - warum gewisse Kinder das gesunde Gemüse abscheulich finden. Neuster Beitrag aus der NZZ-Gesundheitskolumne:

    Отмяна
  5. 8.10

    warum die Vakzine von offenbar etwas besser schützt

    2 replies 1 ретуит 1 харесват
    Отмяна
  6. 6.10

    , der zweite deutsche in dieser Woche, hat ebenso wie der erste von der kalifornischen Inspiration profitiert. List entwickelte dort organische Katalysatoren. Und später hat er einen Tsunami überlebt. Ein Porträt.

    2 replies 4 ретуита 8 харесва
    Отмяна
  7. ретуитна
    5.10

    Sometimes doing means crawling around on the ground - but it's worth it! In , researcher Christian Rixen found the world's northermost flowering and had an unexpected encounter. Read more in his blog post: 📷M.Breum

    7 ретуита 13 харесва
    Отмяна
  8. ретуитна
    6.10

    As a fan of scatter plots I’m happy to see that scatter plots are making it to the front pages of mainstream newspapers – the New York Times last week, the NZZ today. As a fan of people being alive I’m sad to see that they are showing that many are dying for no good reason.

    7 replies 30 ретуита 182 харесва
    Отмяна
  9. ретуитна
    6.10

    Learn more about professor David MacMillan's winning work, watch as he explains catalysis.

    7 replies 111 ретуита 328 харесва
    Показване на тази нишка
    Показване на тази нишка
    Отмяна
  10. ретуитна
    6.10

    "I always like to go to the extremes. Can we do things that were just impossible before?" - 2021 chemistry laureate Benjamin List talks about his future research at this morning's press conference.

    7 replies 215 ретуита 1 054 харесва
    Отмяна
  11. ретуитна
    6.10

    hält die Welt mit immer neuen Varianten in Atem. Doch wir können uns gegen sie wappnen – mit einem systematischen und durchdachten Vorgehen. Der Leitartikel von -Redaktorin Stephanie Kusma.

    7 replies 6 ретуита 16 харесва
    Отмяна
  12. ретуитна
    6.10

    Sorry for repeating ourselves - but we are speechless AGAIN!😯🙂😯🙂😀🎉🤗🙃😯😁😃😁😯🙃🍾🎉😀🙂😃😁😯🙃🤗🍾🎉😀🙂😀🎉🍾🤗🙃😯😁😃😁😯🙃🤗🍾🎉😀🙂😯🙂😀🍾🎉 Benjamin List Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung🤗😯🙂😀🍾😯🎉🤗🙃😁😃😁🙃🤗🎉

    41 replies 323 ретуита 3 999 харесва
    Отмяна
  13. ретуитна
    6.10

    Der für Chemie geht an Benjamin List und David W.C. MacMillan. Die Forscher erhalten die Auszeichnung «für die Entwicklung der asymmetrischen Organokatalyse».

    2 ретуита 1 харесват
    Отмяна
  14. 6.10

    Der Nobelpreis für Chemie 2021 geht an den Deutschen Benjamin List und den Amerikaner David MacMillan - die beiden forschen im Bereich der Katalyse:

    1 ретуит 2 харесва
    Отмяна
  15. ретуитна
    6.10

    2021 laureate David MacMillan worked with metal catalysts that were easily destroyed by moisture. He wondered whether he could develop a more durable type of catalyst using simple organic molecules. One of these proved to be excellent at asymmetric catalysis.

    16 replies 522 ретуита 1 247 харесва
    Отмяна
  16. ретуитна
    6.10

    Benjamin List – awarded the in Chemistry – wondered whether an entire enzyme was really required to obtain a catalyst. He tested whether an amino acid called proline could catalyse a chemical reaction. It worked brilliantly.

    15 replies 645 ретуита 1 663 харесва
    Отмяна
  17. ретуитна
    6.10

    Researchers long believed that there were just two types of catalysts available: metals and enzymes. Independently of each other laureates Benjamin List and David MacMillan developed a third type – asymmetric organocatalysis – which builds upon small organic molecules

    8 replies 303 ретуита 704 харесва
    Отмяна
  18. ретуитна
    6.10

    2021 chemistry laureates Benjamin List and David MacMillan have developed a new and ingenious tool for molecule building: organocatalysis. Its uses include research into new pharmaceuticals and it has also helped make chemistry greener.

    6 replies 306 ретуита 629 харесва
    Отмяна
  19. ретуитна
    6.10

    BREAKING NEWS: The 2021 in Chemistry has been awarded to Benjamin List and David W.C. MacMillan “for the development of asymmetric organocatalysis.”

    214 replies 7 684 ретуита 15 012 харесва
    Отмяна
  20. ретуитна
    6.10

    Last year's chemistry laureates Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna shared the prize for discovering one of gene technology’s sharpest tools: the CRISPR/Cas9 genetic scissors. Which discovery will be awarded the in Chemistry this year? Stay tuned!

    14 replies 172 ретуита 1 182 харесва
    Отмяна

Потребителят @NZZWissen още не е туитвал.

Изглежда зареждането отнема известно време.

Twitter може да е претоварен или да изпитва моментно затруднение. Опитай отново или виж Twitter Status за повече информация.

    Може също да харесаш

    ·