New technique that captures cells quickly and keeps them alive longer could help medical researchers run longer experiments

Two new chemical probes could help shed light on DNA replication pathways and their role in human diseases

Complicated trifluoromethylations could be a thing of the past with new procedure that is simple, safe and done at room temperature

An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie

Synthetic antibodies can be built from readily available peptides thanks to new technique

The shortest synthesis of biologically interesting bryostatin 7 uses a C—C bond forming hydrogenation

Hanno Wild discusses how the future of the pharma industry will depend on organic chemistry

Peter Seeberger, Director of the Max-Plank Institute, Potsdam, Germany, receives prize for work on carbohydrates

Intramolecular amide-bond rearrangement gives a simple new route to cyclic peptides from unactivated linear precursors

Gold nanoparticles diagnose flu in minutes allowing physicians to begin treatment when it’s most effective