Spotlights of the anniversary celebration and the history of PTChem

Nobel Laureate in Chemistry in 1952, honored for the invention of partition chromatography

Germany remains one of the most important R&D locations for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry worldwide

Inspired by the Woodstock anniversary, we look at the chemistry of guitar strings

Italian Jewish chemist, writer, and Holocaust survivor

English chemist pioneered modern atomic theory

Critics demand improved quality of registration dossiers for the EU's regulation of chemicals; industry offers voluntary action plan

Nobel Laureate co-discovered argon and explained the phenomenon of Rayleigh scattering

In the 1920s the periodic system turned out to be a macroscopic representation of the internal structure of the atoms – making it as much about physics as it is about chemistry

Swiss Chemical Society highlights research of Junior Prize Laureates in CHIMIA