Yi-Hsin Liu.

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl

Published: January 2025

"I would like to discover the interconnectedness of scientists and communities, akin to molecular bonds, reflecting chemistry's role in collaboration and transformation… I lose track of time when I am in the state of flow, immersed in work I'm passionate about…" Find out more about Yi-Hsin Liu in his Introducing… Profile.

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