Results for Friday 23 September of predictions for the 2011 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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First facile and efficient one pot catalytic process of converting glycerol to value added products with a robust CoAl alloy

Ferdi Schüth, Max Planck Institute for Coal Research, Germany, talks about his work on catalysts for alternative fuels

Danielle Ballivet-Tkatchenko, University of Bourgogne, France, is a leading researcher in the field of CO2 conversion and utilization

Excellent results for Wiley's and Wiley-VCH's 2010 ISI Impact Factors, e.g. new record IF for Angewandte Chemie

First people arriving at the conference venue at Tsinghua University, Beijing, for the Angewandte Symposium

New design principle for finding fuel-cell catalysts could help preclude the need for expensive noble metals

Polly Arnold, University of Edinburgh, UK, already was identified as a rising star when presented a prize by his Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh

Cheap, abundant alternative to expensive platinum catalysts coupled with light-absorbing electrodes splits water for H2 fuel