The isotopic ratio of atoms from water and beverages is locked into your hair and could be used as a chemical tracking system.
What're You Drinking?
Welcome to Stability Island
New experimental set-up designed to detect superheavy elements helps probe the predicted island of stability around element 114.
Israel Journal of Chemistry
The first issue of the re-launched Israel Journal of Chemistry celebrates the structure, function and inactivation of ribosome.
Science Park Joint Venture
The Leiden Bio Science Park twins with Jiangsu Life Sciences & Technology Innovation Park in Nanjing
Right on Target
Platinium complexes for luminescent probes for G-quadruplex DNA and down-regulation of c-myc oncogene
HDAC Inhibitors
Synthesis and biological characterization of amidopropenyl hydroxamates as histone deacetylase inhibitors for cancer treatment
Digging Deep
Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry presents a "Symposium in Print on Tunneling in Chemical and Biological Reactions"
Two at a Time
The ability of an electron to exist in two places at once has been controlled in the most common electronic material – silicon.
Asymmetric Antimalarial
An asymmetric total synthesis of the natural product erythro-8-O-4'-neolignan, machilin C, and its analog has been developed.
Water Off a Duck's Back
Switches between superhydrophobicity to superhydrophilic with pH could have important applications in medical applications.