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All news articles from 1953 onwards can still be accessed and downloaded in the Wiley Online Library via browser or as PDFs.

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You will be able to read the content (as a PDF file) in December 2025.

GDCh members can read the e-paper after logging in with their data and clicking on the corresponding issue.

To download articles, go to the current issue of Nachrichten aus der Chemie in the Wiley Online Library (prior login on the GDCh website with your membership details is required).

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The author's instructions for conference reports apply to conference reports.

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