A new method that allows absolute temperature mapping with unmatched accuracy shows promise for biomedical applications

Highly sensitive nanosensor array allows detection of TNT down to 0.1 part per trillion

Observation of single ions passing through a nanotube channel could herald more sensitive detectors or new desalination systems

Cocoa butter can crystallize into six forms, but only one has the noble surface sheen, the crisp hardness, and melts pleasantly in the mouth

This year's GDCh-FG-Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology Prize 2010 is shared by Dr. A. Dreyer and Dr. M. Matzke

Calculating NMR spectra could help organic chemists identify stereoisomers, according to work by theoretical chemists

KIT celebrates one of its most important historical events with an anniversary congress

The 3rd EuCheMS Congress in Nuremberg was an impressive and lively event. ChemViews brings you the highlights

UV light is essential to the formation of water in the atmosphere of stars according the European Space Agency

Christian Ebner from the group of Andreas Pfaltz, University of Basel, Switzerland, determines the selectivity of racemic catalyst mixtures by ESI-MS screening