Charting a course for chemistry

Aspuru-Guzik A.; Baik M. -H.; Balasubramanian S.; Banerjee R.; Bart S.; Borduas-Dedekind N.; Chang S.; Chen P.; Corminboeuf C.; Coudert F. -X.; Cronin L.; Crudden C.; Cuk T.; Doyle A. G.; Fan C.; Feng X.; Freedman D.; Furukawa S.; Ghosh S.; Glorius F.; Jeffries-El M.; Katsonis N.; Li A.; Linse S. S.; Marchesan S.; Maulide N.; Milo A.; Narayan A. R. H.; Naumov P.; Nevado C.; Nyokong T.; Palacin R.; Reid M.; Robinson C.; Robinson G.; Sarpong R.; Schindler C.; Schlau-Cohen G. S.; Schmidt T. W.; SESSOLI, ROBERTA; Shao-Horn Y.; Sleiman H.; Sutherland J.; Taylor A.; Tezcan A.; Tortosa M.; Walsh A.; Watson A. J. B.; Weckhuysen B. M.; Weiss E.; Wilson D.; Yam V. W. -W.; Yang X.; Ying J. Y.; Yoon T.; You S. -L.; Zarbin A. J. G.; Zhang H.

Charting a course for chemistry

Aspuru-Guzik A.

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Baik M. -H.

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Balasubramanian S.

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Zhang H.

2019

journal article

Periodico

NATURE CHEMISTRY

Abstract

To mark the occasion of Nature Chemistry turning 10 years old, we asked scientists working in different areas of chemistry to tell us what they thought the most exciting, interesting or challenging aspects related to the development of their main field of research will be — here is what they said.