George Huber, University of Massachusetts, discusses his latest research in converting biomass

Launched as part of the International Year of Chemistry 2011, over 70,000 students in 80 countries have taken part in what is being called the World's largest chemistry experiment

Dramatic dye uptake by newly synthesized hydrogelator which will guide the production of novel inexpensive and easy to use water purification platforms

Roland Ulber talks about his new book that looks at the technical issues and the socio-economic aspects of renewable feedstocks

Barbara Elvers, Editor-in-Chief of the Ullmann's Encyclopedia, talks about her involvement with the Ullmann's

Interview with ChemistryViews Author Klaus Roth, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

Werner Nowaczyk describes, with the help of Dr Nol, the alcoholic fermentation process that is the basis of wine production

Organic materials can be tailored to the required properties for new applications such as efficient and non-toxic lighting, or low cost solar cells

Green chemistry ‘upcycling’ trick is solvent-free, one-step and converts plastic bags into highly valuable carbon nanotubes and carbon spheres

Barbara Albert, Techincal University Darmstadt, Germany, takes over the presidency of the GDCh from January 2012