An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Angewandte Chemie 42/2011: High Throughput and Efficiency
Inhibiting Autophagy in Breast Cancer Cells
Small molecule inhibits autophagy in cancer cells and also increases sensitivity to common treatment for breast cancer
Colorful Leaves
New chlorophyll decomposition product found in Norway maple
New Sensor for Folic Acid and Antineoplastic Folates
Receptor cheaply and quickly sensing folate anions in water could help determine the anticancer role of folic acid
Angewandte Author Profiles October
Michael Krische, Hans-Joachim Freund, Jun Okuda, and Eric Kool are interviewed this month
Austrian Chemistry Days
Internationally renowned speakers, outstanding young Austrian award winner, society cooperations in Linz, Austria
Analgesia Without Analgesics
New understanding of placebo effect could be important in testing novel analgesics and developing treatments for chronic illness
Flexible Crystals
New discovery not only hints at existence of "flexible" crystals, but also shows how such materials could be probed in greater detail
Artificial Photosynthesis with Peptide Nanotubes
Self-assembled peptide nanotubes mimic photosynthesis and regenerate NADH at much higher rates than inorganic nanomaterials
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2011
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to Dan Shechtman, Israel Institute of Technology, for the discovery of quasicrystals