New colormetric system for the detection of makers for diseases can be performed with the naked eye at point-of-care

Feodor Lynen, Noble Prize winner and biochemist from Munich, was born April 6, 1911

A high-pressure oxygen environment significantly increases the effectiveness of natural compound that kills cancerous cells

Rüdiger Kniep, Zhaomin Hou, Alois Fürstner, and Mike Hannon, are interviewed this month

Europe must do more to reduce its dependency on fossil fuels; there are good opportunities for chemical engineers in Europe

Formaldehyde, a poison and common molecule throughout the universe, is the likely source of the solar system's organic matter

New approach to preventing common skin allergy to nickel uses calcium nanoparticles to trap nickel before it enters the body

An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie

Nanoscale cooling effect in graphene transistors could improve computer chip performance and eliminate the need for cooling fans

Katharina Al Shamery, Oldenburg University, Germany, awarded the Federal Cross of Merit for contributions to science and research