Overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie

Achim Müller, University of Bielefeld, Germany, has received the highest scientific award of the European Union

Not only renowned scientists, but a lot of young chemists from different countries gave talks at the EuCheMS Congress in Prague

In situ aberration-corrected electron microscopy aids the investigation of deactivation of catalytic gold nanoparticles

A simple experiment combines modern NMR techniques with applications in drug design

Researchers analyzed the chemical composition and structures of nanostructured surfaces

A graphene–phospholipid nanocomposite acts as a biosensor when it is loaded with a redox-active enzyme

Real-time observations of motion of individual molecules on a metal surface suggest entropy plays a crucial role in stability

Final summary of results for ChemistryViews readers likely and unlikely, serious and whimsical suggestions for Nobel Prize winners

The 2012 Physics Nobel Prize goes to Serge Haroche and David Wineland for their work on measuring individual quantum systems