Scientists succeed in filming organs and joints in real time using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) by reducing the recording time

Elucidation of design rules for iridium-based emitters could lead to improvements in OLEDS

Snapshots of the ACS Meeting, as seen from the Wiley booth

Celebration of the 80th birthday of Professor Paul von Ragué Schleyer – symposium with top physical chemists

Modifications to standard scanning tunneling microscope allows individual molecules to be viewed

The Journal of Peptide Science announces the winner of the Best Paper Award for 2010

Chemists have developed an efficient and stable sensor for the toxic industrial chemical hydrazine using carbon-coated zinc nanorods

Special Issue of Chemistry—A European Journal with articles of speakers at the 3rd European Chemistry Congress

Europium titanate thin films – simultaneously both ferroelectric and ferromagnetic – have great potential in electronics

Magnetic nanoparticles in super-strong nanopaper prevent the forgery of paper money, filter off metal particles, and much more