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In addition to the regular magazine C2W | Mens & Molecule, we produce special editions of our magazine in collaboration with partners, focusing on a specific topic, which you can find below. Interested in exploring a potential collaboration? Please send an email to redactie@kncv.nl, and we will explore the possibilities together.

In addition to the regular C2W | Mens & Molecule magazine, we also collaborate with partners to produce special issues of our magazine that focus on a specific topic, which you can find below. Are you interested in collaborating with us? Then send an email to redactie@kncv.nl and we will explore the possibilities together.

Refinery of the Future
This special edition, produced in collaboration with the consortium ARC CBBC, explores the concept of the "Refinery of the Future", a crucial yet challenging vision. Would it be possible to build a fully fossil-free refinery that could meet post-2050 demands by employing new feedstocks, new energy sources and new processes? You'll find answers to this question and much more in this special.
100 Years Pharma Future
In 2023, the municipality and city of Oss celebrated 100 years of Pharma Future. In this special, we look back at the pioneering work of Saal van Zwanenberg, and from there we focus on the future of pharma in the coming century.
100 Years Pharma Future (NL)
In 2023, the municipality and city of Oss celebrated 100 years of Pharma Future. In this special, we look back at the pioneering work of Saal van Zwanenberg, and from there we focus on the future of pharma in the coming century.
It's a Material World
In this special edition we take a deep dive into the world of the Institute for Complex Molecular Systems (ICMS) at Eindhoven University of Technology. ICMS is a unique breeding ground for collaboration and innovation. Despite their limited budget, ICMS thrives as a lively community of hundreds of researchers and students united by curiosity and purpose.

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