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Celebrating women in chemistry

Communications Chemistry is pleased to launch a Collection of articles celebrating women in chemistry

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To celebrate this International Women’s Day, at Communications Chemistry we have put together a Collection showcasing recent work by women corresponding authors published in the journal. This Collection is designed to celebrate the excellent research conducted by women in chemistry, and we hope that it will serve to provide additional exposure for our women authors. 

Alongside this, we have additionally published an Editorial on how journal editors can support women in chemistry. We very much welcome your thoughts and feedback on this important topic.

We hope that you will enjoy exploring the Collection!

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Victoria Richards
Chief Editor, Communications Chemistry
Victoria obtained her PhD from the University of Nottingham in 2013, with research experience in the fields of metal-organic frameworks, surface self-assembly, molecular magnetism and main group chemistry. Victoria began her editorial career working on ChemComm and Chemical Science at the Royal Society of Chemistry, before moving to Nature Communications in 2016, where she managed the inorganic, materials and physical chemistry team. In September 2019, Victoria became Chief Editor of Communications Chemistry.

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