Resilient Women and the Resiliency of Science

Our Most Downloaded Papers Published in 2021

“…this editorial included interviews with several of these authors as they reflected on times in which they were resilient. 20 We hope you enjoy this collection and look forward to seeing what rises to the top next year! Sara E. Skrabalak, Editor-in-Chief orcid.org/0000-0002-1873-100X…”

“…Finalizing the list for 2021 are Reviews (Table ) , and Editorials (Table ). − Given the large interest in both COFs and battery materials by our community, these reviews making the list of most downloaded is not too surprising, but they also stand out for their timeliness and easy entry point for readers. Three of the editorials making our list provide insight into effective writing, going viral on Twitter (follow @ChemMater for more content). − The final editorial accompanied a virtual collection of manuscripts published during the covid-19 pandemic by female corresponding authors; this editorial included interviews with several of these authors as they reflected on times in which they were resilient …”

Ringing in the New Year with Gratitude and Editorial Team Updates

“…You can read her group’s very recent paper “Optimizing Host-Guest Selectivity for Ethylbenzene Capture Towards Superior Styrene Purification” in the journal . As a member of the journal’s advisory board, she initiated interviews highlighting “Resilient Women and the Resiliency of Science” for a special virtual collection …”

“…It also gives you opportunities to 6 As a member of the journal's advisory board, she initiated interviews highlighting "Resilient Women and the Resiliency of Science" for a special virtual collection. 7 CM: What scientific questions or unsolved challenges in your field do you find most interesting?…”