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Q&A with Editorial Board Member Professor Nathalie Katsonis - Communications Chemistry

Hear from Professor Nathalie Katsonis on her academic journey and passions, her thoughts on the future directions of chemical research, and her experience of being an Editorial Board Member for Communications Chemistry.

Hear from Professor Nathalie Katsonis on her academic journey and passions, her thoughts on the future directions of chemical research, and her experience of being an Editorial Board Member for Communications Chemistry: https://www.nature.com/articles/s42004-022-00730-3

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Professor, University of Groningen

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