Homogeneous catalysis: ruthenium phosphine complex hydrogenates carbon dioxide to make methanol

The sustained release of ibuprofen in a biological environment is possible by using new TiO2-based drug-delivery systems

Colin L. Raston outlines how Australian research has been advanced through a range of fellowships and research programs

Hydrogenation catalyst, that can be easily isolated with a magnet, performs well under mild solvent-free conditions

Overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie

Comparing the 2011 ISI Impact Factors of ChemPubSoc Europe, RSC, and ACS journals

Large international conference focussed on most recent progress in catalysis research and development

Doped nanochannels in tantalum nitride endow this material with the power to split water efficiently using sunlight

Textbook aimed at undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. students is reviewed by Piet van Leeuwen, Spain

Zinc(II)–cyclen complexes immobilized on magnetic nanobeads allow quantitative reversible extraction of riboflavin