Angewandte Chemie: A Team Effort.

While the number of submissions to the journal continued to increase in 2022, the Editorial Team also implemented a number of changes with support of the GDCh and the journal's advisory bodies. For example, "Team Profiles" are author profiles that celebrate joint efforts as the basis of an inclusive research culture. In looking forward, two new members will join the International Advisory Board in 2023.

Introducing New Early Career Advisory Board Members.

Welcome on board: Please join us in welcoming Teera Chantarojsiri, Masayuki Gon, Shobhna Kapoor, Franziska Lissel, Biplap Maji, Asuka Namai, and Graham de Ruiter to our Early Career Advisory Board!

Board, Awards and other news.

In her editorial, Editor-in-Chief Theresa Kueckmann welcomes new members to the Editorial Board, International Advisory Board, and Early Career Advisory Board, reflects on recent symposia and achievements at the three ACES journals, and announces some editorial changes that were recently launched to serve authors and readers better.

Angewandte Chemie Continues To Evolve into 2022.

In 2021, among other changes, Angewandte Chemie established a new governance structure with ten Advisory Editors and a redefined International Advisory Board (IAB) and introduced new article types. The journal will continue to evolve in 2022 and beyond, with five new IAB members and the move from the use of page numbers to eLocators as the first changes of the new year.

Angewandte Chemie's Redefined International Advisory Board: Strengthening Connections between the Journal and Its Community.

Over the past months, the Angewandte Chemie Council and the Executive Committee have carefully reflected on the role of the International Advisory Board (IAB) as we continue to transform Angewandte Chemie into a more inclusive home for excellent science. With the announcement of our redefined IAB in this Editorial, the new governance structure of Angewandte Chemie is completed.

Editorial: Introducing… Advisory Editors and New Author Profiles at Angewandte Chemie.

One year ago, Angewandte Chemie pledged to become a more inclusive and diverse journal. We have made significant progress, but our work is not done. Starting today with the inaugural ten Advisory Editors of the journal and our new Author Profiles "Introducing…", and continuing over the next several months, we are pleased to share our achievements so far and our plans for the future.

Dear Editor, How have you been?

Moving forward: Editor-in-Chief Theresa Kueckmann reflects on the achievements of the past year and offers a glimpse of the future at Chemistry-An Asian Journal.

Interactions among Peers and International Organizations in the 2019 Asian Chemical Congress Held in Taipei.

In their editorial, Reuben Jih-Ru Hwu and Theresa Kueckmann reflect on the objective of the 18 Asian Chemical Congress (ACC). The ACC is a biennial event organized by members of the Federation of Asian Chemical Societies (FACS), an official supporting organization for the publication of the three ACES journals Chemistry-An Asian Journal, Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry, and ChemNanoMat. This special issue showcases the high quality of the 2019 ACC, featuring contributions by Keynote and Invited Speakers.

Back to the Roots … and the Future!

Taking stock: Editor-in-Chief Theresa Kueckmann reflects on the roots of Chemistry - An Asian Journal and lays out how these connect to the plans ahead.

Looking Back, Looking Forward.

Taking stock: Editor-in-Chief Theresa Kueckmann reflects on the year 2017 and lays out plans for the new year.

Australian Century.

Let the corks pop! This year, the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI), a partner of the Asian Chemical Editorial Society (ACES) and co-owner of Chemistry - An Asian Journal, celebrates its 100th anniversary. This special issue honors that occasion. In the Editorial, Chemistry - An Asian Journal Editor Theresa Kueckmann and RACI CEO Roger Stapleford look at the connection between the journal, ACES and RACI and how RACI has become a driving force in connecting chemists among themselves and within Australian society.

From Content to Collaboration.

Looking back, looking forward: Editor Theresa Kueckmann looks back to the journal's highlights of 2016 and forward to exciting new developments in 2017.

Continuing the Celebration.

Ten years and counting: Theresa Kueckmann, Editor-in-Chief, reflects on how far the journal has come since its launch in December, 2005.