Dr. S. Röhrs has worked as a scientist at the Musées de France, The British Museum, and is now at the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

A new technique for the study of lithium-sulfur batteries: UV/Vis spectroscopy in operando mode

Chrysotile is often called white asbestos and belongs to the serpentine group of phyllosilicates; answer to Guess the Mineral (2)

Covalent Si–C grafting of a silatrane cage to a carbon-based interface gives a truly conjugated benzyl-type system

Studies reveal details about how foams stop fast bullets

MoS2/graphene composite is an excellent anode material for sodium-ion batteries and electrochemical capacitive storage systems

Voltammetry of microparticles used to date archeological artifacts made of copper and bronze

Professor Dominic Tildesley is now president of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), UK

A new chemical vapor deposition system boosts single-crystal diamond production to 100 grams a day

Carbon nanotubes can be unzipped into graphene nanoribbons by breaking C=C bonds through high impact