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The second biannual Alpine Winter Conference on Medicinal and Synthetic Chemistry (short: Alpine Winter Conference) took place January 19-23, 2020, in St. Anton in western Austria. There were roughly 180 attendees from around the globe, making this mid-sized conference particularly conducive to networking and exchanging ideas over the course of four and a half days. This report summarizes the key events and presentations given by researchers working in both industry and academia.

The second biannual Alpine Winter Conference on Medicinal and Synthetic Chemistry (short: Alpine Winter Conference) took place January 19-23, 2020, in St. Anton in western Austria. There were roughly 180 attendees from around the globe, making this mid-sized conference particularly conducive to networking and exchanging ideas over the course of four and a half days. This report summarizes the key events and presentations given by researchers working in both industry and academia.

The Medicinal and Bioorganic Chemistry Foundation (MBCF) hosted its 13th biannual Winter Conference on Medicinal and Bioorganic Chemistry (WCMBC) this past January 22nd -26th in Steamboat Springs, Colorado (USA). The gathering this year kept true to the tradition of this conference series, with an impressive lineup of presenters from both academia and industry. With about 125 delegates, the conference took all the advantages of a mid-sized gathering: a sufficiently wide spectrum of scientists in attendance, yet an intimate atmosphere conducive to solid networking and frank, open discussions. This conference report summarizes the presentations that were given this year.

Moving in medchem: Editors David Peralta and Scott Williams look back at the ChemMedChem 10th anniversary celebration in 2016 and introduce exciting developments for the journal in 2017, including the expansion of its scope to nanomedicine, the introduction of Patent Reviews, the addition of new board members, and the publication of special issues related to the expanded scope.

Happy birthday! Issue 01/2016 marks the 10th anniversary of ChemMedChem. With a complete set of 10 volumes, the Editorial Team takes a look back at how the journal, and indeed the field of medicinal chemistry, have evolved and changed over the past decade.