The Official IYC 2011 Opening Ceremony in Paris was an impressive event – have a look at the highlights
IYC Opening Ceremony in Paris
New Insights of Temperature-Sensitive Polymers
Better understanding of structure−property relationships of temperature-sensitive polymers as phase separation mechanism determined
Nanoparticle Security Printing
A modified inkjet printer can be used to "print" luminescent nanomaterials with different wavelengths for security purposes
Krypton: Trapped and Cold
Trapping a substance within a porous material can have a significant impact on how it freezes and melts
Angewandte Chemie 5/2011: Building Bridges
An overview of the lastest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Dyes: A Light Guide
Holes that are too small to transmit light, can be encouraged to do so with dyes and photon-plasmon coupling
Special Issue: Nakamura's 60th Birthday
Eiichi Nakamura's birthday is celebrated with a special issue of Chemistry – An Asian Journal
Hydrogen Adsorption on MOFs
MOFs for H2 storage still have a long way to go – as new experiments considering entropic contribution to adsorption energy show
Winner of the First iPad
Professor Hee Yoon Lee, KAIST, Korea, is the December winner of the campaign: Register for ChemViews Newsletter & Win an iPad
Protein-Based Probes for Tumor Imaging
Self-assembly nature of ferritin allows creation of protein-based fluorescent probes for detection of tumor marker, MMP