Lecture topics within the framework of the school partnerships

Management

 

• Quo vadis pharmaceutical research? ( Kleemann )
• Pharmaceutical industry in transition ( Kleemann )
• The long way from the idea to the product ( Heywang )
• When does an investment pay off? Dealing with risk ( Kunz )
• The working situation of chemists in Europe ( Salzer )

natural Science

 

• Scientific careers ( Stevens )
• Scientific experiments in kindergarten ( Stevens )
• What makes us vibrate? Acoustics and standing waves (physics) ( Heywang )
• A little light burns ( Heywang )
• Can chemistry be kosher? ( Roth )
• Children's exhibition 'Pipette' ( Schram )
• Stockholm or Harvard? ( Roth )
• Curiosity and scientific progress ( Franz )
• Serendipity or the role of chance in discoveries ( Ehlers )
• Women and Science ( Ehlers )
• Stimulated states for stimulating chemistry - Curricular innovation research in chemistry education ( exchange )
• Photons and molecules - experimental lecture and workshop for schools and universities ( exchange )
• Plant light laboratory - experimental lecture and workshop for schools and universities ( exchange )
• Photo & Nano: a strong pair - Thin films with key functions ( Swap )
• The tongue - a jack of all trades ( Heywang )
• As if bewitched ( Heywang )
• Have tones ( Heywang )
• Rumpelstiltskin ( Heywang )
• Max and Moritz ( Heywang )
• Something is dripping – (almost) everything about drops ( Heywang )

energy

 

• Chemistry for Energy Storage Technologies ( Franz )
• Production-integrated environmental protection ( Heywang )
• Fracking - cheap energy with bad consequences? ( Bader )
• Energy, our elixir of life – where does it come from, where is it going? ( Schwab )
• Efficient, electric heating with carbon ( Kunz )
• Excited states for exciting chemistry - curricular innovation research in chemistry education ( exchange )
• On the way to artificial photosynthesis - lights on! Even in chemical education! ( exchange )
• Plant light laboratory - experimental lecture and workshop for schools and universities ( exchange )
• Chemical use of carbon dioxide - what is possible and what makes sense ( Röper )
• Lithium: the white gold of the Andes ( Schultheiss-Reimann )

Story

 

• Heroes of Science - Bernoulli, Carothers, Hoffmann and Bayer ( Heywang )
• Dimitri I.Mendeleev - a multi-talent? ( Boeck )
• Man and chemistry – society, cultural history of a love-hate relationship ( Schram )
• Book exhibition on chemistry books from 500 years ( Schram )
• Dyes through the ages ( Hartmann )
• The Dresden Dye Collection ( Hartmann )
• 150 years of the Periodic Table of Elements ( Ehlers )
• Clara Immerwahr and Fritz Haber - Can we learn from history? ( Kammasch )
• Women and Science ( Ehlers )
• Luminescence - a paradigm shift for color: "Colors are acts of light" ( Tausch )
• The Walden Inversion and the Man Behind It ( Boeck )
• About the first female chemists ( Boeck )
• Lothar Meyer and the Periodic Table ( Boeck )
• The fate of Jewish chemists during the National Socialist era ( Boeck )
• Ferdinand Friedlieb Runge and a forerunner of chromatography – the Runge pictures ( Boeck )
• The discovery of nitroglycerin and what came of it ( Ehlers )
• Wilhelm Ostwald and the birth of modern catalysis ( Koppe )
• Paracelsus — genius instead of chemistry ( Koppe )
• The development of chemistry into an independent branch of science ( Salzer )

General Chemistry

 

• Fascination with Chemistry: “Vivaldi goes Chemistry” ( Full and Ruf )
• The chemical magic of a Stradivari ( Roth )
• H ₂ O – tapped and originally screwed up ( Roth )
• Can chemistry be kosher? ( Roth )
• Highlights from everyday chemistry – experiments with supermarket products ( Schwedt )
• Molecules that move the world - Part 1: Small molecules, big impact ( Ehlers )
• Molecules that move the world - Part 2: Molecules as building blocks of life ( Ehlers )
• Molecules that move the world - Part 3: Drug molecules that made history ( Ehlers )
• Sugar-sweet chemistry – experiments from glucose to starch ( Schwedt )
• Chemistry for energy storage technologies ( Franz )
• Function, invention, innovation - key technology chemistry ( Franz )
• Crystals and their cultivation ( Altenburg )
• World of Crystals ( Altenburg )
• Salt – Crystals of Life ( Bitsch )
• From table salt to ruby ​​( Altenburg )
• Right and left – also a chemical problem ( Boeck )
• Chemistry in computers ( Hecht )
• Solar catalysis – gentle chemistry with air and sun ( Kisch )
• Chemistry from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. ( Heywang )
• Science and art: companions and sisters in spirit ( Schrockenbach )
• Trade fairs in chemistry ( Zschunke )
• Conceptual analysis in chemistry ( Zschunke )
• 150 years of the Persian system of the elements ( Ehlers )
• Change in the use of raw materials for the chemical industry ( Schwab )
• Industrial catalysis - a crucial success factor for the chemical industry ( Schwab )
• Photons and molecules - experimental lecture and workshop for schools and universities ( exchange )
• Photosynthesis, a case for two - interaction of chlorophyll and β-carotene in photosynthesis ( exchange )
• Photo & Nano: a strong pair - thin layers with key functions ( exchange )
• Luminescence - a paradigm shift for color: “The colors are acts of light” ( Exchange )
• Rumpelstiltskin ( Heywang )
• Max and Moritz ( Heywang )
• The tongue, a jack of all trades ( Heywang )
• Value chains in industrial organic chemistry ( Röper )
• Homogeneous catalysis in the chemical industry ( Röper )
• Chemical use of carbon dioxide – what is possible and what makes sense ( Röper )
• Measuring the water ( Koppe )
• Lithium: the white gold of the Andes ( Schultiß-Reimann )

Dyes

 

• Dyes through the ages ( Hartmann )
• The Dresden dye collection ( Hartmann )
• Dyeing with natural dyes ( Hartmann )
• Color - music for the eye and the look of effect pigments ( Franz )
• Tatoo - chemistry that gets under your skin ( Roth )
• Tatort Berlin: Berlin Blue - its discoverers and traitors ( Roth )
• Photo & Nano: a strong couple - thin layers with key functions ( exchange )
• Luminescence - a paradigm shift for color: "The colors are deeds of light" ( exchange )

Plastics, polymers

 

• Plastics are simply great ( Heywang )
• Functional plastics – secret helpers in everyday life ( Rehan )
• Electrically conductive polymers – history and current applications ( Heywang )
• Fiber composite materials – efficient materials modeled on nature ( Kunz )
• Plastic waste: knowledge and speculation ( Kunz )
• The world of large molecules! – Plastics: curse or blessing? ( Ehlers )

Biochemistry, biotechnology, genetic engineering

 

• Chemical and physiological properties of plant polyphenols ( Bitsch )
• Contributions of biotechnology to the treatment of the widespread disease diabetes mellitus ( Ehlers )
• Nature as a model – isolation of new drugs from natural Literature ( Ehlers )
• Isolation and purification of active pharmaceutical ingredients from culture broths ( Ehlers )
• Vitamin D - a well-known and newly evaluated vitamin ( Bitsch )
• Chromatography – a key technology for the purification of biopharmaceuticals ( Ehlers )
• The importance of biotechnology for the industrial production of new substances ( Ehlers )
• Genetic engineering – what is it? How does it work? ( Jany )
• Genetic engineering in everyday life ( Jany )
• Genetically modified foods – opportunities and risks ( Jany )
• Green genetic engineering – forming opinions in the discourse ( Jany )
• Ecotoxicology – conventional and genetically modified plants ( Jany )
• From Mendel to modern plant breeding ( Jany )
• Chemistry of the cell – live or die ( Saaler-Reinhardt )
• Chemistry of the cell – cross-border molecule transport ( Saaler-Reinhardt )
• About sailors, guinea pigs and citrus fruits ( Roth )
• Use of biotechnology to produce active pharmaceutical ingredients ( Kleemann )
• On the way to artificial photosynthesis - lights on! Even in chemical education! ( exchange )
• Light laboratory plant - experimental lecture and workshop for schools and universities ( exchange )
• Photo & Nano: a strong pair - thin layers with key functions ( exchange )

pharmacy and medicine

 

• Quo vadis pharmaceutical research? ( Kleemann )
• Pharmaceutical industry in transition ( Kleemann )
• What makes pharmaceutical drug research so attractive? ( Kleemann )
• Alternative forms of therapy! - Fashion? Bestseller? charlatanry? Placebo effect? What's behind it? ( Ehlers )
• Iodine contrast agent for computed tomography (CT) ( Schmitt-Willich )
• Gadolinium contrast agent for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) ( Schmitt-Willich )
• Contributions of chemistry to diagnostic imaging: contrast media in CT, MR tomography and PET ( Schmitt-Willich )
• Drugs and addiction - a problem of all societies ( Ehlers )

food chemistry

 

• Sparkling wine – also scientifically sparkling! ( Heywang )
• Oh, oh, oh! ( Heywang ) NEW: also available as an online lecture
• Healthy ingredients in fruit and vegetables – made visible in experiments ( Schwedt )
• Principles of nutrition for seniors ( Bitsch )
• Meat – a dispensable food? ( Bitsch )
• The chemistry of espresso ( Roth )
• The chemical secret of the Christmas scent ( Roth )
• H ₂ O – tapped and originally corked ( Roth )
• Can chemistry be kosher? ( Roth )
• Sweeteners, the sweet side of chemistry ( Roth )
• The chemistry of sauces - from Paul Boucuse to the bag ( Roth )
• From the first beer to the hangover ( Roth )
• Chocolate - a chemical sensory rush ( Roth )
• Absinthe – The Kiss of the Green Fairy ( Roth )
• The chemical secret of the Berlin Currywurst ( Roth )
• Who's afraid of the big E? (Food additives; R o th)
• From the Isenheim Altar to the Beatles ( Roth )
• Chili – ''Some like it spicy! ( Roth )
• Food of the future – Novel Foods ( Jany )
• Food intolerances – allergies and pseudoallergies ( Jany )
• Chemistry and Physiology of Vitamins ( Bitsch )
• Calcium, iron and iodine as critical minerals/trace elements in
  of the population ( Bitsch )
• Scents, aromas, olfactory delights ( Büning peacocks )
• Lust for chemicals in food ( Büning-Pfaue )
• Honey and sweets from nature ( Heywang )

Water

 

• Water – an everyday miracle ( Heywang )
• Pitsch-Platsch – Experiments with water ( Heywang )
• physics and Chemistry of Water ( Altenburg )
• Water as an elixir of life - People's need for water ( Bitsch )
• Something is dripping – (almost) everything about drops ( Heywang )
• Water: Cooling - Dissolving - Corrosion ( Koppe )
• The measurement of water ( Koppe )

photochemistry

 

• Solar catalysis - gentle chemistry with air and sun ( Kisch )
• On the way to artificial photosynthesis - lights on! Even in chemical education! ( Exchange )
• Photons and molecules - experimental lecture and workshop for schools and universities (exchange)
• Plant light laboratory - experimental lecture and workshop for schools and universities ( exchange )
• Excited states for stimulating chemistry - Curricular innovation research in chemistry didactics ( exchange )
• Photosynthesis - a case for two - interaction of chlorophyll and ?-carotene in photosynthesis ( exchange )
• Photo & Nano - a strong couple ( swap )

Industrial chemistry, materials

 

• Development of chemical processes from the laboratory to production readiness ( Stevens )
• Lesson topic chemical production ( Stevens )
• The long path from idea to product ( Heywang )
• Plastics are simply great! ( Heywang )
• Functional plastics – secret helpers in everyday life ( Rehan )
• Electrically conductive polymers – history and current applications ( Heywang )
• From petroleum to polycarbonates ( Heywang )
• Lithium ( Rittmeyer )
• Ceramic superconducting substances ( Altenburg )
• Perspectives of chemistry on the way to nano-electronics ( Waser )
• Change in the use of raw materials for the chemical industry ( Schwab )
• Industrial catalysis - a crucial success factor for the chemical industry ( Schwab )
• Carbon – true gold? ( Kunz )
• Efficient, electric heating with carbon ( Kunz )
• Value chains in industrial organic chemistry ( Röper )
• Homogeneous catalysis in the chemical industry ( Röper )
• Change in the raw material basis for the chemical industry ( Röper )
• Raw material change in the (petro)chemical industry ( Schwab )

Environment

 

• Production-integrated environmental protection ( Heywang )
• Fracking – cheap energy with dire consequences? ( Bader )
• Energy, our elixir of life – where does it come from, where does it go? ( Schwab )
• Change in the use of raw materials for the chemical industry ( Schwab )
• How can the IR absorption of CO ₂ be calculated using on-board tools? ( Kunz )
• Plastic waste: knowledge and speculation ( Kunz )
• Energy efficiency through material selection ( Kunz )
• Strategy, visions and illusions to save the climate ( Kreysa )
• Small molecules, big impact - trace gases in the atmosphere ( Müller )