Ceria nanoparticles could lessen the damage from ischemic strokes

New Treatment for Stroke?

Predicting Solvation with Computational Chemistry – Interview with A. Klamt
Creator of the COSMO-RS method for quantifying molecular interactions in liquids, on how he started COSMOlogic and how it benefits industry

Solar-Powered Heavy Metal
Replacing rare earth metals in photovoltaic cells with readily available materials could provide 50 % of America's energy say US researchers

Luminescent Ink from Eggs
Fluorescent carbon dots can be made by plasma pyrolysis from egg whites or yolks and used as printer ink

Enzymes Dig Channels
Enzymatic etching used to build nano- and microscale surface topologies to allow easy and rapid detection of tumor cells in blood

Tips for the Lab
Simple instructions on how to successfully pack columns, work under inert atmosphere, or grow crystals

4th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress in Prague
The congress was a successful and lively event with chemistry for a sustainable world as the unifying theme

Tips and Tricks for the Lab: Growing Crystals Part 1
Patience, luck, and no small amount of skill are required to grow the perfect crystal for X-ray diffraction. Maximize your chances of getting that elusive crystal

BIOCORE – Speaking With Consortium Partners
Michael O'Donohue and Jean-Luc Dubois, France, talk about what BIOCORE is doing to revolutionize the industrial supply chain

Introducing BIOCORE – The Biorefinery Feasibility Project
The EU 7th Framework Project looks at the industrial feasibility of turning biomass into fuels, chemical intermediates, polymers, and materials