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Jorien Duivenvoorden applies her chemical knowledge to better understand and restore old works of art. 'Behind something seemingly straightforward like analysing a sample lies a challenging decision-making process'
C2W Mens & Molecule spoke with the number one and two: Alexander Binnemans and Gust Dewulf. They will now be able to participate in the International Chemistry Olympiad in the United Arab Emirates.
It took a while before chemist Jacotte Brokken found her professional footing as a presenter, vlogger and podcast maker. 'Some viewers did need a bit of time to adjust.'
Scientist Marthe Wens (32) is active with Scientist Rebellion. She has learned to protest step by step. 'I first watched from the sidelines, until I was ready to take part myself.'
"Marloes, I have a presentation coming up, but the audience is rather diverse. How do I best prepare for that?" A good question, as this situation arises frequently. With such a mixed audience, who exactly do you address? Three ways to help you with that.
When he wanted to attend an information fair about further education, Axel Degrande was turned away. It only stoked the flames of his eagerness to learn.
During the first lockdown of the coronavirus pandemic, Lizah van der Aart (33) accidentally went viral. With a simple drawing, she explained how to keep viruses at bay by washing your hands. In hindsight, it was the start of her career as a science illustrator.
Fear of public speaking is a universal fear. It is perfectly normal to feel nervous. The art is not to let it hold you back. Three tips to keep your nerves under control.
Elly Van der Heyden (27) is an entrepreneur through and through. With her self-developed Yui Skin line of award-winning, innovative skincare products, she has grand plans.
Our members give chemistry and life sciences colour and meaning; who are they? This time on the podium: KVCV member Jurgen Denys.
