For the media

The function Science Communication D-CHAB (Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences) has been established in 2015 to engage in outreach activities, ensuring that the scientific output of the D-CHAB is made available and understandable also to the public and the media.

Highlights

Important highlights are featured on the starting page of the D-CHAB website. Highlights include major scientific findings, awards, grants or organizational matters . They can be found also, along with other entries, in News & Events > D-CHAB highlights.

News

Within News & Events, a channel entitled “D-CHAB News” presents information on news of the D-CHAB or news that is related to the D-CHAB. Additionally, the five laboratories/institutes have their own news channels that may contain news that is relevant to a specific audience only. Major news is presented additionally on the starting page.

Events

Within News & Events, an events channel entitled “D-CHAB Events” presents information on the various events (lectures, conferences, symposia, award ceremonies etc.) of the D-CHAB. Additionally, the five laboratories/institutes have their own events channels that may list events that are relevant to a specific audience only. Major events are presented additionally on the starting page.

Publications

A publication feed of all D-CHAB publications, including links to the article on the journal’s website as well as Altmetric data (where available), can be found within Research > Publications. The five laboratories/institutes additionally have their own publication feeds on the Institutes/Laboratories sites:

Publication feed ICB (Institute of Chemical and Bioengineering)
Publication feed IPW (Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences)
Publication feed LAC (Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry)
Publication feed LOC (Laboratory of Organic Chemistry)
Publication feed LPC (Laboratory of Physical Chemistry)

The publication feed of the institutes is derived from ETH Research Collection and updated about weekly. The publication feed of the department is updated daily directly from Scopus.

Experts

If you want to talk to a research group leader or scientific expert please contact Dr. Oliver Renn, Science Communication.