Overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Angewandte Chemie 49/2013: Origins
Super-Stretchy Electronics
Highly stretchable fiber-shaped supercapacitor based on carbon nanotubes
Sweet Poison
Star fruit neurotoxin identified
From the Ocean into the Reactor
New sorbents efficiently extract uranium from seawater
Otto Hahn Prize 2013
Ferenc Krausz, Germany, has been awarded the Otto Hahn Prize 2013 for his work on attosecond physics
Recipes for Secret Inks
The CIA resolved the confidentiality of records, which included recipes to prepare a variety of secret inks
Are We Refereeing Ourselves to Death? The Peer-Review System at Its Limit
As François Diederich's term of Chairman of the board of Angewandte Chemie comes to an end, he reflects on the peer-review system
Learning a New Language: Moving Countries and Changing Subjects
Wilhelm T. S. Huck discusses what change means for scientists and how his research has evolved to the study of small water droplets
Stirred from Within
Micromotors mix for more effective oxidative degradation of chemical weapons
Surfactants with Magnetic Heads
Self organization of inorganic surfactants with head groups containing paramagnetic Dy3+ ions is controlled by magnetic interactions