Crystalline hybrid organic–inorganic aluminosilicate with open porosity and one of the most complex structures ever solved by electron diffraction

Firing laser pulses between satellites is promising a step up in tracking greenhouse gases

Light-driven implantable converter for bioelectronics devices could make changing the battery in pacemakers a thing of the past

We are pleased to announce the winners of our IYC2011 video competition

J. Calado, University of Lisbon, talks about chemistry, history and art, and what really drove Mendeleev to create the Periodic Table

International renowned school for Chemistry, Pharmacy, Biotechnology and the Environment, celebrated with outstanding scientists

A range of posters celebrating chemists and their contributions to mankind have been produced by graphic designer Simon Page

Talc can behave as both a hydrophilic and a hydrophobic material. An explanation for this cohesion-adhesion dichotomy has washed up

A reversible DNA logic circuit can repeatedly carry out its computational task as inputs change, according to British scientists

Peter Gölitz, Editor-in-Chief of Angewandte Chemie, receives Honorary Doctorate from the University of Basel