New manufacturing technique could see the elusive green LED become as powerful and cheap as its red and blue counterparts
The Elusive Green LED
Making Metabolites by Mimicking Enzymes
Engineered enzyme mimics human drug metabolism and produces metabolites on a scale suitable for characterization and testing
Self-Powered Pancreatitis Sensor
Sensor made of gelatin and foil requires no external power and gives a clear and easy diagnosis of pancreatitis
Viral Solar Cells
Using a genetically modified virus as a template for carbon nanotubes improves solar-cell efficiency by nearly one-third
Salt Regulated Fluorescence Switching
First chemosensor that turns fluorescence on in the presence of fluoride ions developed by researchers in Korea
BASF Strengthens Its Water Treatment Business
BASF to acquire ultrafiltration specialist inge watertechnologies AG
New President of DSM Netherlands
Royal DSM, the global Life Sciences and Materials Sciences company, announces management changes
What's New on CHEManager Europe: April
Highlights from this month's CHEManager Europe
IYC 2011 in Hong Kong
The Chemical Society of Hong Kong invites professors in chemistry to share their greetings on the International Year of Chemistry
Microbubbles and Microelectrolysis Decompose Pollutant
Combination of microelectrolysis and oxygen microbubbles proves effective for the degradation of phenol