In 2017, the Chemists in Civil Service took part in the GDCh's "Aktuelle Wochenschau". They produced weekly articles on the topic of "Working in the Public Service". The responsible project coordinators were the then Chair Dr. Reinhold Rühl and the head of GDCh public relations Dr. Karin J. Schmitz.
The "Aktuelle Wochenschau" was run by the German Chemical Society (GDCh) from 2005 to 2019. Each year, a different field of chemistry was the focus. The articles were prepared by the members of the respective GDCh Divisions .
Week 1 - Introduction (Reinhold Rühl)
Week 2 - Carcinogenic or not - Who actually decides? (Reinhold Rühl)
Week 3 - Water 3.0 – Innovative concept for (waste) water purification (Katrin Schuhen)
Week 4 - Floor coverings - The chemistry under the carpet (Klaus Kersting)
Week 5 - Chemists in contaminated site treatment (Ulrich Scharfenort)
Week 6 - Is there “nano” inside where it says “nano”? About nanoparticles in building materials (Reinhold Rühl)
Week 7 - Clinical toxicology: a small case collection (Katharina Koch)
Week 8 - Chemist in the General Customs Directorate – Narcotics/Doping Substances and New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) Division (Rainer Fritsch)
Week 9 - Hazardous substance exposure and protective measures when processing building paints (Thorsten Reinecke)
Week 10 - Intoxication by chemical warfare agents: Searching for traces in biological samples (Harald John)
Week 11 - Catalysis – yesterday and today (Martin Penno)
Week 12 - As a chemist in forensic medicine (Katja Schulz)
Week 13 - Chemists as advisors to the trade (Rainer Dörr)
Week 14 - Indoor air quality in workplaces – also a question of chemistry! (Clemens Magerkurth)
Week 15 - Analytics in laboratory medicine (Jürgen Hallbach)
Week 16 - Chemists in the service of environmental and health protection – using metals as an example (Romy Marx)
Week 17 - Epoxy resins on construction sites (Klaus Kersting)
Week 18 - Safety data sheets - A useful tool in occupational safety? (Kerstin Rathmann)
Week 19 - GISBAU – The hazardous substances information system for the construction industry (Uwe Musanke)
Week 20 - Skilled labor shortage in the public sector (Valerie Wilms)
Week 21 - Bitumen and Chemistry (Reinhold Rühl)
Week 22 - Working at the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (Gerrit Limberg)
Week 23 - Exciting tasks in a state chancellery (Martin Kuhrau)
Week 24 - From the work of a laboratory at an authority – measuring hazardous substances in workplaces (Ralph Hebisch)
Week 25 - As a chemist in forensic toxicology (Frank Scheufler)
Weeks 26 - 28 - Summer break
Week 29 - Working as a chemist in the public sector (Romy Marx)
Week 30 - Chemists at accident insurance providers (Rainer Dörr)
Week 31 - Chemists investigate at the professional associations (Werner Steinert)
Week 32 - (Not) a bookworm – As a chemist in academic librarianship (Irina Sens)
Week 33 - Chemists at accident insurance institutions and at the trade supervisory authority (Reinhold Rühl)
Week 34 - As a chemist on behalf of water protection (Karoline Härtl-Brandl & Harald Hetzenauer)
Week 37 - As a chemist, managing director of two professional associations for materials testing (Susanne Feist)
Week 41 - The value of networking (Ursula Westphal)
Week 42 - As a chemist in the institute administration (Lars Merkel)
Week 43 - A temporary home (Ursula Westphal & Matthias Brandt)
Week 44 - Formaldehyde – a carcinogenic substance with an effective threshold (Reinhold Rühl)
Week 45 - Formaldehyde and maternity protection (Ingrid Thullner, Robert Kellner and Eberhard Nies)
Week 46 - Science management as a profession (Maike Schröder)
Week 47 - Benzene measurements in various work areas (Matthias Hermesdorf)
Week 48 - Carbon monoxide during transport and storage of wood pellets (Stefan Auras)
Week 49 - How much dirt is clean? About working in a cleanroom (Kornelia Gawlitza)
Week 50 - Job profile of a forensic chemist at the State Criminal Police Office (Jan Schäper)
Week 51 - Chemist at a federal agency – not a single boring moment (Jana Falkenhagen)
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