The surfaces of nanoscopic diamonds have been chemically modified by a Diels-Alder reaction

Special issue discusses main driving forces and challenges behind the growth of biofuels in the EU

One-step process gives cheap and versatile way of producing ultrathin coatings by simultaneous spraying of interacting substances

Innovative techniques allows the study of interfaces with great precision and could lead to rational design of catalytic materials

The Advanced School of Organic Chemistry (IASOC) has grown substantially since it was first instituted in 1984

Frantisek Svec talks about plastics, separtaion sciences, the latest CET topical issue, the Molecular Foundry, societies and the web

What is a Post-Doc in Paris like? Tibiriçá Gonçalves Vasconcelos takes a look at funding opportunities in his Blog. Part 3

Photorefractive polymer used in first quasi-real-time, three dimensional holographic display

Paul Barbara, University of Texas, and Member of the Editorial Advisory Board of ChemPhysChem, passed away on October 31

1985 was an important year in the history of HIV/AIDS research: a look at the past and future of HIV research