Feeling almost like home after one day in Israel with Rachel Mamlok-Naaman and some of her favorite chemists 😊

Today was my lecture on Chemistry Capital at Weizmann Institute of Science. So funny to see vivid group discussions on your own research while not understanding a single word of Hebrew 😄

Flowers bathing in the morning sun behind the Koffler accelerator at Weizmann...😊

Enjoyed participating in the ceremony to welcome Sabbath with Prof. Ron Blonder and her loved ones in Jerusalem... yesterday was the Jewish day of love!

So good to meet colleagues and friends in person again...a wonderful conference so far, thanks to the organising team from Aachen!

Thank you to all of you for discussing Chemistry Capital with me at the #GDCP22 conference! It was a really nice session

With tired eyes but still very happy to be at the fourth in-person conference this year! GDCh in Osnabrück

My poster found a new home 😊

Afterward, we had an inspiring workshop on #ChemistryCapital by Lilith G. Rüschenpöhler. Thanks a lot to all of you for inspiring our thoughts and for the great discussions! Looking forward to meeting each other again in January. #ScienceCapital

Starting today with a workshop on science communication and today's motto: the best stors begin with fresh heart... 😊

Had an inspiring kick off meeting with the teachers and researchers collaborating in phase II of my project on empowerment in chemistry class. Looking forward to meet in person in December!

Happy to be part of the team of the GDCP ph-ludwigsburg.de/aktuelles/deta…

2023 was full of inspiration, fun, and wonderful people. A big thank you to the Margarete von Wrangell programme and its excellent researchers. I feel so grateful to be part of the team

Third hybrid meeting of my action research group! Busy preparing the teaching materials for empowerment in chemistry... 👩‍🔬

registration ✍️ is open now! Please check for the revival of our summer symposium 🥳🥳 The program is following in the next days. We are happy about your poster submission 💃💃 RSC Chemistry Education Research Group (CERG) GDCP #ChemEd #STEM #Steam #Digitalisation #Inclusion soscisurvey.de/SS-2024/

How can we make science education equitable? In this review, I argue that we need to go beyond making science accessible to all students. We also need science teaching approaches that enable students to critically discuss oppressive structures in society. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…