Albert Schenning, Carsten Schmuck, Ramón Martínez-Máñez, and José Barluenga are interviewed this month

Corey talks about his book "Molecules And Medicine"

Building a sensor with an "artificial nose" – using fluorescent compounds and DNA – could make sniffer dogs redundant

Enzymatic fiber-optic biosensor could be used as a continuous in situ monitoring device for halogenated environmental pollutants

Snapshots of the ACS Meeting, as seen from the Wiley booth

A silver-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction allows incorporation of fluorine into aromatic groups with high molecular complexity

Peptoid trimers with reverse-turns have been created by tactical incorporation of hydrogen bonding side chains

Identification of entry inhibitor could lead to HIV being stopped before it enters the cell

The biologically active agelastatins have succumbed to an efficient total synthesis on the gram scale opening up their potential as anticancer drugs

Donor–acceptor [2]catenane-containing struts incorporated into a 3D MOF at precise locations with uniform orientations