Overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie

Do bitter peptides arise from the sweet protein thaumatin in the stomach, which could potentially have physiological effects?

Researchers uncover how black widow venom forms calcium channels, mimicking natural nerve processes

A novel system combines light-triggered hydrogen release from formic acid with enzymatic hydrogenation, enabling controlled chemical synthesis under mild conditions

Torsten John about his research, new role as Assistant Professor, experiences from international research stays, and involvement in young chemists's groups

A comprehensive analysis linking enzymatic diversity to taxonomic and functional classifications in spider venoms

This week’s quiz focuses on the Nobel Prizes! Test your knowledge and answer three questions based on the major news stories from the past week

Highlights from Chemistry Europe, ACES, and GDCh journals

Dye can simultaneously stain lysosomes and mitochondria in different colors for fluorescence imaging

Brazilian chemist specialized in electroanalytical chemistry and the development of sensors and biosensors has passed away