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Molecular Frontiers Symposium – Stockholm May 29-30, 2012
Dec 12 2011 The upcoming symposium in Stockholm 2012 is taking shape. The title will be "How chemical cycles shape our planet: the global challenge" and as usual we will have some fantastic speakers present. A preliminary program is available now. Read MoreThe Chemistry Calendar awarded as the best IYC 2011 activity in Sweden
Dec 01 2011 "The Chemistry Calendar", a video project initiated by Molecular Frontiers in Sweden, has been awarded the best International Year of Chemistry activity in Sweden. The twelve videos, covering topics such as fashion, love, food and climate, are available on YouTube and on MoleClues. Find out more about this success story! Read MoreThe 2011 Molecular Frontiers Symposium
Mar 25 2011"Origin of Life and Molecular Evolution" is the topic of the 2011 Molecular Frontiers Symposium, held May 23-25 .
Molecular Frontiers targets International Year of Chemistry
Dec 11 2010Molecular Frontiers will launch a new activity for the International Year of Chemistry 2011. "The Chemistry Calendar" is a series of twelve videos, one for each month of the year, showing how chemistry governs our daily lives, but also where research might take us in the future.
Read MoreSAB member Mandelbrot passed away
Oct 18 2010 Mathematician Mandelbrot died on October 14. Read MoreWinners of the 2010 Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize announced!
Jun 22 2010On Thursday, June 3rd, ten youngsters won the 2010 Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize (MFIP) for simply asking a good question. Read More
Soon time for the 2010 Molecular Frontiers Symposium and Forum LIVE!
May 03 2010 The 2010 Molecular Frontiers Symposium and Forum LIVE!, entitled “Alternative energy & Molecules,” will cover topics such as Photovoltaics, Hydrogen production and Solar concentration power. Read MoreMoleClues 2.0 released
Oct 06 2009 We are happy to announce to launch of our new Web site for young people, MoleClues 2.0. Read MoreMacKinnon Joins Scientific Advisory Board
Jun 05 2009 Dr. Roderick MacKinnon of Rockefeller University in New York has agreed to become a member of the Molecular Frontiers Scientific Advisory Board. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2003. Read More2009 Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize winners announced
Jun 04 2009 Many excellent science questions competed for the Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize, which goes to ten young people who simply ask good questions. The 2009 winners have now been announced. Read MoreDeadline approaching for 2009 Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize
Apr 22 2009 The deadline for this year's Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize is May 6, 5 PM EST. Winners will be announced at the annual Molecular Frontiers Symposium in Stockholm, Sweden on June 4. Read MoreVisit us at the San Diego Science Festival
Mar 31 2009 If you are in San Diego on Saturday, April 4, make sure to visit our booth at the San Diego Science Festival in Balboa Park. Molecular Frontiers staff will present "Clues to Love" - a chance to test our virtual adventure that will be published on MoleClues this summer. Read MoreYouth Win Prizes and Participate in Scientific Symposium
Jun 04 2008The 2008 Molecular Frontiers symposium, "Energy and Nano: Emerging Molecular Science and Technology," featured not only first-rate lectures on this theme, but also a day dedicated to youth. Members of the Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) responded to questions from the young participants.
Read MoreMolecular Frontiers at 2008 Gothenburg Science Festival
Apr 28 2008Molecular Frontiers again hosted an activity called "The Chemistry of Love" at the Science Festival in Gothenburg, Sweden. Some two hundred teenagers aged 13 to 15 visited the event.
Read MoreGerhard Ertl Joins Scientific Advisory Board
Dec 21 2007The 2007 Nobel laureate in chemistry, Gerhard Ertl, accepts invitation to join Molecular Frontier's Scientific Advisory Board.
Read MoreMolecular Frontiers Symposium in Singapore
Nov 15 2007The 2nd Molecular Frontiers Symposium, covering the latest advances within molecular sciences, will be held in Singapore, January 10-11, 2008. In conjunction with the symposium, a Molecular Frontiers Forum for students and teachers will be arranged. For full information, visit the symposium Web site: www.molecularfrontiers2008.com
Read MoreSusan Lindquist to give Molecular Frontiers Lecture
Oct 17 2007The 2007 Molecular Frontiers Lecture at MIT is given by Prof. Susan Lindquist 7:30-8:30 PM on October 24 in room 10-250. The title is "Beer, Brains and Beyond: Yeast as a Discovery Platform for Neurobiology".
Read MoreMoleClues 1.0 Released!
Aug 15 2007Molecular Frontiers Foundation is proud to announce the release of MoleClues, our Web site for young people.
5 questions for Per Thorén
Jul 15 2007 Per Thorén, Project Manager for MoleClues, gives his views on the upcoming Web site for young people. Read MoreMolecular Frontiers at Gothenburg Science Festival
Apr 26 2007 Molecular Frontiers presented "The Chemistry of Love" at the Science Festival in Gothenburg, Sweden, this week. The feature attracted nearly two hundred teenagers aged 13 to 15. Read MoreMolecular Frontiers Opens Branch in Sweden
Feb 01 2007Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Founds European Branch of Molecular Frontiers.
Read MoreRoald Hoffman Joins Scientific Advisory Board
Jan 25 2007Nobel laureate Roald Hoffman accepts invitation to become Molecular Frontier's twenty-sixth Scientific Advisory Board member.
Read MoreMolecular Frontiers Foundation, Inc receives tax exempt status
Dec 19 2006On December 19, 2006 Molecular Frontiers Foundation, Inc. was granted the status of tax-exempt organization
Read MoreMolecular Frontiers Foundation Incorporated
Sep 26 2006Molecular Frontiers was incorporated in Massachusetts as a non-profit corporation on September 27, 2006.
Read MoreMolecular Frontiers Presented
Aug 30 2006Molecular Frontiers was presented by Bengt Nordén at the 1st European Chemistry Conference in Budapest, Hungary.
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