Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry presents a "Symposium in Print on Tunneling in Chemical and Biological Reactions"

The ability of an electron to exist in two places at once has been controlled in the most common electronic material – silicon.

With new impact factors being announced, ChemViews takes a look at their calculation, controversy and usage.

"Gone is gone. There are no alternatives." - Interview with Koop Lammertsma, VU University, the Netherlands.

"It puzzles me why some chemists do not see chemistry as the big science." - Interview with Ben Daivis, University of Oxford, UK

Reaction pathway between sodium atoms and oxygen molecules on solid surfaces probed by EPR spectroscopy.

Using carbon nanotubes as a battery’s electrode gives a tenfold increase in power by weight, compared to lithium-ion batteries.

Water exists in 15 distinct phases, now research shows that at 180 K ice and liquid can coexist after water crystallizes.

The EU will add EUR 40 million to its contribution to the international Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) program.

Quantum dots employed to increase solar cell efficiency from the current limit of 30 % to more than 60 %.