Rolf Huisgen would have celebrated his 100th birthday this year. Three of his academic progeny look back on Huisgen as a person, teacher, and scientist. They underline his leading role in rebuilding the chemistry department in Munich after the Second World War and the enduring importance of the 1,3‐dipolar cycloaddition (Huisgen reaction).

The authors of this Communication wish to provide additional images and explanations for better readability of Figure S11. The revised Figure S11 is made available online as Supporting Information for this Corrigendum. The authors also propose that this supramolecular polymerization kinetics might be related to the heterogeneity, which is known in typical polymer reactions. These changes do not alter

In this Communication, the statement on page 10183, right column, “In one case, that of tetrakis(t‐butyl)cyclobutadiene, crystallographic X‐ray data measured at room temperature suggested a square geometry, and the authors argued that it has a triplet ground state.[8]”, is wrong and should be replaced by: “In one case, the possibility of a diradical reactivity was suggested, but no EPR studies supporting

In the abstract and on page 7763 of this Communication, the authors erroneously describe Gynuella sunshinyii as the first culturable source for lobatamides. However, Suzumura et al. reported in 1997 the isolation of the compound YM‐75518, which has the same structure as lobatamide A, from Pseudomonas sp. Q38009.1 This error does not affect the results of any of the experiments and data in this Communication

2020 Heinz Maier‐Leibnitz awardee Wolfgang Zeier is working at the Justus Liebig University in Giessen (not Göttingen).